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Larry Menyweather-Woods
Adjunct, Hampton University College of Education & Continuing Studies

Location: Winston-Salem, NE United States
Joined: May 14th, 2007
About   (request update)
My determined spirit, my veracity, my consistent action, and my love for family, my race, and the power of education.
My Interview Question
Are you ready for excitement??
Current Whereabouts:
Black Religion Black Religion, African Religions in America Black Religion & the Diaspora Reaficanization of Blackamerican Religion
Life & Professional Aspirations:
Following a decade of surprised illnesses and finally ending my 20-years in the Midwest, I became a paraplegic and now find myself on a new journey discovering new barriers along with some old ones. I still however want to be used by the Creator, the Triune God, to impact culture and restore faith in the life of the Blackamerican Community specifically and the world generally.
Education   (request update)
University of Nebraska, Lincoln class of 2008
Undergrad Major: Gerontology
Claim To Fame:
Teaching Senior Pastor My commitment to the Community in which I reside My commitment to the tradition not traditionalism sparked by many
Most Memorable Moment:
Doctoral Hooding
High School: Manual Training in Muskogee, OK class of 1970
 
Activities & Accomplishments:
Best Actor Senior Play Editor, 1969 Yearbook Vice-President, MTHS Student Council Member of State and National Honor Societies
Best Memories:
Graduate Night, 1970 Senior Play Junior Prom 1969 Senior Prom
Experience
I currently work with Hampton University College of Education & Continuing Studies as Adjunct
I have 38 years of experience working in the Collegiate Faculty, Staff, Administration industry.
Adjunct Professor | Hampton University College of Education & Continuing Studies
From March 2011 to Current • 15 year(s)
Taught online course in Religious Studies, African American Religion in Historical Perspective examining the historical roots of African American religion in North America.
Adjunct Professor | Winston-Salem State University College of Behavioral Sciences and Social Work
From August 2009 to February 2010 • 1 year(s)
Taught upper level course to undergraduate students, Public Policy on Aging covering historical, social, and environmental implications of policies on the aged.
Assistant Professor | University of Nebraska at Omaha
From August 1994 to August 2009 • 15 year(s)
Taught introductory courses in Black Studies, developed online courses, and taught graduate course on The Philosophy of Martin Luther King, Jr. and Malcolm X.
Senior Pastor | Mount Moriah Missionary Baptist Church
From October 1989 to November 2002 • 13 year(s)
Administration of Church, program development, training ministry leaders, and community revitalization programs.
Lecturer | Creighton University
From January 1992 to December 1998 • 6 year(s)
Taught elective Theology 356 The Black Church in the Life of the African American Experience and developed course on Introduction to African Religion.
Senior Pastor | First Baptist Church
From June 1984 to October 1989 • 5 year(s)
Administration of Church, program development, training ministry leaders, and community revitalization programs.
Family Development Coordinator | Washington-Greene Community Action Corporation
From August 1988 to May 1989 • 1 year(s)
Developed and implemented intensive case management to assist individuals move from dependency to self-sufficiency, supervised three case workers.
Center Services Coordinator | Washington-Greene Community Action Corporation
From April 1988 to August 1988 • 0 year(s)
Coordinated and monitored six Senior Citizens Centers, supervised nine workers, and managed congregate meals and Meals-on-wheels programs.
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The Comments on the View 06/22/2010 The Comments on the View 06/22/2010
Today, June 22, was my third brother's birthday. He changed his name several years ago to Middle Passage in order to manifest his inward outrage over the Africa to America journey under the Atlantic S ...more
Posted by Larry Menyweather-Woods on June 22nd, 2010 • 511 Views
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