1. Rachel Campbell, Ph.D.
577 Reading Terrace
Landover, MD 20785
r.campbell@stratford.edu
sankofawritingservices@gmail.com
(202) 491-0136 (c)
EDUCATION
PhD, Urban Planning, Public Policy & International Development (GPA 3.8)
Concentration: Africana Studies; Minor: English/ESL, Cornell University, 2012
Masters, City & Regional Planning (MRP) (GPA: 3.8) Concentration: Africana
Studies; Minor: English/ESL, Cornell University, 1993
Masters of Science, Environmental Policy; Concentration: Sustainability (GPA: 3.9),
American Public University, 2013
BA, English/Journalism, Summa cum Laude; Minors: French, American History; Music,
West Virginia State University, 1986
LANGUAGES: French, Fante, Twi, Ashanti
COMPUTER SKILLS: Microsoft Office & Corel Office Suites; Hard/Software Repair &
Troubleshooting; A+ Certification (Basic); Host Access; eCompanion; Moodle; Connect Writing;
IQ Web, Black Board; 360; Sakai
AREAS OF SPECIALIZATION:
English Language/ESL Teaching Methods; Politics; History; Sociology; Journalism;
Expository and Technical Writing; Project and Proposal Writing; Business and Legal
Writing; Copy-Editing (A+ Certified); Western Literature; Literature of Africa and the
Diaspora
Current: Stratford University, Academic Advising/Tutoring, Falls Church Campus
Jan 2014 – May 2016, Faculty, Stratford University
Courses: ENG 099; ENG 111 (Composition); ENG 310 (Public Speaking); HUM 250
(Multiculturalism & Diversity); HUM 330 (U.S. History); HUM 110 (Ethics)
2005-2013: Faculty, Strayer University, Takoma Park Campus (Coded to teach
English, Politics, History, Business & Sociology)
Courses: ESL 085; ENG090 (Fundamentals); ENG 115 (Composition); ENG 215
(Research); ENG315 (Business); ENG 300 (Creative); ENG 221 (Public Speaking);
HUM 300 (History and Methods of Science); POL 300 (Contemporary International
Issues); HIS 300 (African American); HIS 450 (History of Race Relations in the West);
SOC 100 (Introduction to Sociology)
2. 2009: Operated Writing Center at Takoma Park Campus for 4 years
Spring 2008 – Summer 2009: Adjunct Professor, SOUTHEASTERN University,
Washington DC.
Courses: COMM 204 (Public Speaking); ENG 101 (Composition); ESL 100; PUAD
526 (The Politics and Economics of Public Policy); PUAD 501 (Public Policy Analysis
and Implementation); MGMT 401 (Social, Political and Legal Environment of Business);
SC 108 (Environmental Science); HUM 201 (American Literature); HUM 208 (World
Literature); HUM 301 (Roots of Political Power)
1999–2004: Cornell University (Summer Session); SouthEastern University
(Summer Session); West Virginia University @ Tech; West Virginia State
University; West Virginia State Community & Technical College; Marshall
University
Courses: HIS 300 (American); COMM 204 (Public Speaking); SOC 101; ENG 101, 102
& 204 (Technical Writing); ESL 100, POL 101; SOC 301 (Gender); BUS 290
(Organizational Behavior); BUS 200 (Management)
1993-1998: Faculty, Cornell University
Courses: FreshmanWriting101, Africana Studies/English Department; ESL/English
Fundamentals at ESL Work Shop/Cornell Writing Center
1994-1998 English Pre-freshman Summer Program, Cornell University
Duties included Intensive English Curriculum with Counseling & Mentoring component
to help students prepare for and adjust to Cornell academic demands and culture.
1993-96. Saturday School, Africana Studies and Research Center Outreach Program
Cornell University Taught Reading/Writing, ESL & History
1995-98: Adjunct Professor, Empire State College
Courses: English 101; ESL 100; African American Women Writers 207; Industrial
Sociology 206
1990-1994: Professor, Politics Department, Ithaca College.
Courses: Ideas & Ideologies 101; US Politics 101; Race & US Politics 303; African
Political Theory 309
SELECTED JURIED PRESENTATIONS:
Campbell, R. (2002) Middle States Henrietta Marie Slave Ship Conference (Key Note
Speaker: Dr. Ali Mazrui); West Virginia State College
Campbell, R. (1996) Legends of Greece and Rome: The Myth of White Supremacy,
Africana Studies and Research Center Colloquium Series, Cornell University
Campbell, R. (1995): Amilcar Cabral: Profile of a Planner, African Heritage Studies
Foundation, New York, NY
3. SELECTED PUBLICATIONS:
Campbell, R. (2006): Multiculturalism and Diversity, Scholar Magazine (Strayer
University Publication)
Campbell, R. (2002). Race and Gender: Still Visual Aids to Capitalism, Sankofa
Publications, University of Ghana, Accra
Campbell R. (1999) How to Go From What? To Whiz in No Time Flat: A Computer
Manual for Beginners; Delta Publishing, Centerville NY
Campbell, R. (1998). AIDS, What, Where, When, Why Now? Drugs, Therapy and
Related Essays. Delta Publishing, Centerville NY
HONORS & ORGANIZATIONS:
Alpha Kappa Mu; Lambda Iota Tau; Alpha Mu Gamma; French Honors Society; Who’s
Who in American Colleges and Universities; President, International Students
Association WVSU; Cornell African Students’ Association, African Heritage Studies
Foundation; African Studies Association; American Planning Association; American
Political Science Association; Toast Masters International; Advisory Board,
Southern/SOFI (CDC funded HIV/AIDS Prevention & Education Initiative), Jackson
State University, Mississippi
REFERENCES: Available on Request
