Dr. Kofi Johnson
Professor, Political Science
Office: Taylor Social Science 208-A
Phone: 910-672-1355 
Email: kjohnson@uncfsu.edu

Biography

Kofi Johnson is a Professor of political science. He holds Ph.D in International Relations from Howard University, M.A. from University of North Dakota in Economics and Political Science, M.I.S. (Information Systems)  from North Carolina Central University and B.A. in Journalism and Political Science from University of North Dakota. He is a member of Sigma Delta Chi - Association of Professional Journalists.

 

Professional Positions

Full Professor, Fayetteville State University. (August 12, 2002 - Present).

Associate Professor, North Carolina Central University. (August 8, 1994 - June 12, 2001). Associate Professor, St. Paul's College. (August 1987 - August 1994).

Associate Professor, New England College. (August 21, 1989 - August 10, 1994).

Adjunct Associate Professor, South Virginia Community College. (August 1987 - August 1989). Associate Professor, Bennett College. (August 1983 - August 1986).

Adjunct Associate Professor, North Carolina A and T University. (August 1983 - June 1984). Assistant Professor, Winston Salem State University. (August 1979 - August 1983).

Education

MIS -Master of Information Systems, North Carolina Central, 1998.

Major: Computer Science

Supporting Areas of Emphasis: Information systems Dissertation Title: N/A

PhD, Howard University, 1980.

Major: International Relations, Comparative Politics, Pub. Adm

Supporting Areas of Emphasis: African Politics, Economics and Philosophy Dissertation Title: Impact of Dente on the Horn of Africa

MA, University of North Dakota, 1975.

Major: Political Science/International Relations

Supporting Areas of Emphasis: Economics and Philosophy Dissertation Title: Nigeria: The Politics of Independence

BA, University of North Dakota, 1972.

Major: Political Science and Journalism

Supporting Areas of Emphasis: International Relations Dissertation Title: N/A

Licensures and Certifications

Canvas Learning Management System, The Office of Faculty Development. (April 17, 2018 - Present). Canvas Learning Management Training, The Office of Faculty Development. (April 17, 2018 - Present). Certificate of Attendance, The Office of Faculty Development. (March 28, 2018 - Present).

Security Awareness Training, FSU. (February 20, 2018 - Present). Online Teaching Certification, QM. (January 2018 - Present).

Canvas Learning Management System Training, The Office of Faculty Development. (November 8, 2017 - Present).

The Flipped Approach to Online Teaching ad Learning, The Office of Faculty Development. (May 10, 2017 - Present).

Changes to Copyright & Fair Use: What faculty Need to Know, The Office of Faculty Development. (April 26, 2017 - Present).

Canvas III, The Office of Faculty Development. (September 25, 2019 - September 25, 2020). Canvas, The Office of Faculty Development. (January 10, 2020 - February 10, 2020).

Magna Commons Workshop, The Office of Faculty Development (FSU). (June 15, 2019 - June 20, 2019). Quality Matters on Canvas, The Office of Faculty Development. (March 29, 2018 - March 28, 2018).

Online Certification, OFD - Fayetteville State University. (April 17, 2017 - May 17, 2017).

Professional Memberships

N/A, American Political Science Association.

Pre-Law Advisor, National Association of Prelaw Advisors. N/A, North Carolina Religious Studies Association.

Advisor, Pi Gamma Mu- International Honor Society in social sciences. N/A, Sigma Delta Chi- Society of Professional Journalist.

Advisory position, Southern Association of Pre-Law Advisors. Advisor, Pi Gamma Mu. (August 20, 2021 - Present).

Membership, American Political Science Association. (September 10, 2020 - Present). Advisor to Fayetteville State University Chapter, Pi Sigma Alpha. (April 30, 2020 - Present). Advisor to the Chapter, Southern Association of Pre-Laws. (June 12, 2018 - Present).

NC Political Science Association. (February 22, 2015 - Present). Advisor, Pi Sigma Alpha. (September 8, 1994 - Present).

Coordinator on the campus of FSU, Pi Sigma Alpha. (September 5, 2021 - October 10, 2022). Membership, North Carolina Religious Associaton. (March 5, 2021 - March 5, 2022).

Participant, NC Political Science Association. (February 25, 2021 - February 25, 2022). Membership, Phi Delta Chi _ Organization of Professional Journalists. (June 30, 2021).

Member of the Steering Committee, North Carolina Consortium for International and Intercultural Education. (March 25, 2021 - March 27, 2021).

Awards and Honors

Best Conference Presenter, Fayetteville State University. (2006). Best Researcher, Fayetteville State University. (2006).

Best Researcher in the Department, Fayetteville State University. (April 2005). Chester Fritz Library, University of North Dakota. (August 1973).

Publications

Johnson, K. (2021). African Indigenous Healers and Counseling: A Case Study of Babalawo. Vol 2(2), 1–4. obanor, N., & Johnson, K. (published). A Survey of Attitude, Perception Experience Among Healthcare Workers

in Nigeria Health Care Institution.

Johnson, K. (2019). Islam in Malaysia: An Entwined History by Aljunied, Khairudin. Published. Oxford University Press.

Johnson, K. (2019). The Baha'i Faith and African American History: Creating Racial and Religious Diversity by Loni Branson. 95(1). International Social Science Review. https://digitalcommons.northgeorgia.edu/issr/vol95/iss1/5

Johnson, K. (2019). African Indigenous Healers: A case of Babalawo. Ideal True Scholar Journal, Spring edition. truescholar.org

Johnson, K. (2019). The Baha'i Faith and African American History: Creating Racial Religious Diversity. 95(1), 3.

International Social Science Review. digitalcommons.northgeorgia.edu/issr/vol95/iss1/5

Johnson, K. (2019). Scaling Identities: Nationalism and Territotiality. 94(3). Pi Gamma Mu. www.digitalcommons.northgeorgia.edu/issr/vol94

Johnson, K. (2018). Holding On: African American Women Surviving HIV/AIDS by Alyson O'Daniel. 93(1).

International Social Science Review. http://digitalcommons.northgeorgia.edu/issr/vol93/issI/15

Johnson, K. (2018). Scaling Identities: Nationalism and Territoriality by Guntram H. Herb and David H. Kaplan.

94(3). International Social Science Review. https://digitalcommons.northgeorgia.edu/issr/vol94/iss3/9

Johnson, K. (2017). Holding On: African Women Surviving Hiv. Holding On: African American Women Surviving HIV, Vol. 93. International Social Science Review. digitalcommons.northgeorgia.edu/issr

Johnson, K. (2017). Holding On: African American Women Surviving HIV/AIDS. 93(3), 2. International Social Review. ww.digitalcommons.northgeorgia.edu/issr

Johnson, K. (2017). The Great Meddling: War, the Dixiecrat Rebellion, and the Southern Model for America's New Conservatism. Volume 92(1), 1.5 pages. International Social Science Review. http://digitalcommons.northgeorgia.edu/issr

Johnson, k. (2016). Legacies of Social Solidarity:East Germany in Moambique. vol 6. Journal of International Studies and Development.

Johnson, K. (2016). Liberia: An Environmental Appraisal. 2.

Johnson, K. (2013). Sexual Harrasment against Nursing Students: A Case Study of Nigeria. volume 11(1), 5220– 5236. www.ifepsychologia.org

Johnson, K. (2012). Religion and Theology. The Furure of the Niger Delta: The Search for a Narrative ..

Published. African Book Collective.

Johnson, K. (2011). In your Face: Passionate Conversations About People and Politics. In Your Face, vol. 37(2), 138–1239. The African Book Publishing Record.

Johnson, K. (2011). Religion and Theology. The Church and Media. Published.

Johnson, K. (2011). Leadership Challenge in Africa. The Leadership Challenge in Africa: A Framework for African Renaissance Leaders. Published.

Johnson, K. (2010). Sexual Harassment in the Workplace: A case Study of Nigeria. vol 8 (2).(2). Johnson, K. (2010). Leadership Challenge in Africa. The Leadership Challenge in Africa: A Framework for

African Renaissance Leaders. Published.

Johnson, K. (2010). Christian-Muslim Co-Existence in Eastern Africa. Christian-Muslim Co-Existence in Eastern Africa. Published.

Johnson, K. (2009). Black Muslim/ African Connection: A Religious Movement in America. vol 2.(Fall 2009).

Johnson, K. (2009). Ecofeminism: The Lesson from Nigeria. vol 2.

Johnson, K. (2009). Apollo Milton: What Others Say. Apollo What Others Say, 287. The African Book Publishing Record.

Johnson, K. (2006). What Accounts for the Rise of Islam. vol. 6(2006).

Johnson, K. (2006). What Accounts for the Rise of Islam: A case study of Nigeria and Senegal. vol. 6(2006). Johnson, K. (2005). O Monoteiismo na Religiao Traditional Yoruba. Published.

Johnson, K. (2004). vol. 6.

Johnson, K. (2004). Monetheism in Traditional Yoruba Religion. Vol. 3. Johnson, K. (2004). Understanding African Traditional Religion. vol. 4(2004).

Johnson, K. (2004). Education of Gender Equality: A Nigerian Perspective. vol. 2(June 2004).

Johnson, K. (2002). Flora Nwapa and Gender, Culture and Modernization. In Black Writers Across Cultures.

Johnson, K. (2002). Women and Politics in Nigeria: An Appraisal. In D. V. James (Ed.), Femization Development in Africa.

Johnson, K. (1998). Nigerian Women and the Twenty-First Century. In A. A. Sophie Oluwole Bose Eitopah (Ed.),

Women in Rural Environment. Friederich Ebert Foundation.

Johnson, K. (1998). The Factors That Inhibit Women from Political Participation. In D. A. A. Prof. Sophie Oluwole Bose Eitokpah (Ed.), Women in Rural Environment. Friedrich Ebert Foundation.

Johnson, K. (1998, January). The Soviet Impact in Africa. Published. Johnson, K. (1993, February). The Politics of Aids: Africa Bashing. Published. Johnson, K. (1992, July). How Politically Correct Are You?. Published.

Johnson, K. (1987, November 25). Aids: Man's Greatest Enemy. November 25, 1987. Johnson, K. (1987). Illiterate America. West Africa.

Johnson, K. (1986). African Concept of Detente. February 1986.

Presentations

Johnson, K., NC Religious Studies Association, "Esu: The Attorney General of Orishas, Its Impacts on the Yoruba People," UNC Charlotte, Charlotte, NC. (October 6, 2018).

Johnson, K., NC Political Science Association, "Living With Distant Master: The Politics of China and Hong Kong," NC Political Science Association, Meredith College, Raleigh. (February 24, 2018).

Johnson, K. (Presenter & Author), North Carolina Political Science Association, "Understanding International Court of Justice," North Carolina Political Science Association, Charlotte, NC. (February 23, 2018).

Johnson, K., NC Religious Studies Association, "The Roles Of Women in Traditional African Religion: A Case Study of the Aladura," North Carolina Religious Studies Association, Cullowhee, NC. (November 4, 2017).

Johnson, K., 2017 Joint Meeting of NC Political Science Association, SC Political Science Association, "The Rise of China," Winthrop University, Roch Hill, South Carolina. (March 3, 2017).

Johnson, K., The North Carolinas Conference: 2017 Joint Meeting of the NCPCA, "The Rise of China," NorthCarolina and SC Political Science Association, Winthrop University, Rock Hill, SC. (March 3, 2017).

Johnson, K., The Legacy of Barack Obama , History Literature , Government, "Obama's Legacy for Africa: An Appraisal," Southern Conference on African Studies Inc., Atlanta, Georgia. (February 9, 2017).

Johnson, K. (Presenter & Author), The Legacy of Barack Obama History, Literature, Government, "Obama's Legacy for Africa: An Appraisal," Southern Conference on African American Studies, Atlanta. (February 9, 2017).

Johnson, K. (Author Only), North Carolina Religious Association, "Babalawo: African Traditional Healers," North Carolina Religious Association, Fayetteville. (November 7, 2016).

Johnson, K. (Author Only), North Carolina Political Science Association, "Analyses of Sino -American Relations as Perceived by Chines International Relations," North Carolina Political Science Association, Durham, NC. (February 26, 2016).

Johnson, K. (Author Only), SCAASI, "African Traditional Healers," SCAASI, Charleston. (February 11, 2016).

Contract, Fellowships, Grants and Sponsored Research

Johnson, K., "Grant to Attend Law Forum," Sponsored by Law School Admission Council, Private, $5,000.00. Johnson, K., "Pi Sigma Alpha Activity Grant," Sponsored by Pi Sigma Alpha ( American Political Science

Association), Private, $3,000.00.

Johnson, K., "Activities Grant," Sponsored by Pi Sigma Alpha, Federal, $2,000.00. (January 15, 2020 - October 15, 2020).

Johnson, K., "Activity Grant," Sponsored by Pi Sigma Alpha -American Political Science Association, Private,

$2,500.00. (January 15, 2014 - November 30, 2018).

Johnson, K. (Supporting), "Activity Grant," Sponsored by Pi Sigma Alpha, Private, $2,500.00. (March 28, 2014 - November 28, 2014).

Johnson, K., "Pi Sigma Alpha Activiy Grant," Sponsored by American Political Science Association, Private. (February 8, 2012 - July 30, 2012).

Research Activity

"Attitude and Perception of Sexual Harassment Among Nurses in a Health Care Institution – A Case in Nigeria– A case in Nigeria" (Writing Results).

The media is replete with the prevalence of sexual harassment in Nigeria, both in academia (Omonijo, et. al, 2013; Jega, 2013) and the workplace, (Johnson, 2010). These studies have also concluded that women are predominantly on the receiving end of sexual harassment. However, not much had been done to investigate women’s view of sexual harassment, given the predominant cultural context. There is anecdotal perception among some, that sexual harassment is as a result of the victims’ behavior (victim blaming and shaming). The goal of this study is to investigate the attitude and perception of sexual harassment among nurses in a Nigerian Teaching hospital.

"Interpreting the Rise of Rise of China: A Challenge to the Liberal Worrld" (Writing Results).

In 1900s the fear of Rising China became prominent . The paper holds that the rise of China is going to be "non-disruptive rise."

"Juju: Traditional African Religion" (On-Going).

This paper examines the concept of juju and its upsurge in Africa. The paper anwers the question what factors contribute to juju in Africa particularly Nigeria

"Reincarnation" (On-Going).

This study examines reincarnation and its relevance to Africa.

"Sexual Harassment: A Case of Student Nurses".

This articles examines sexual harassment concerning student harassment. A survey was conducted to examine how prevalent is sexual harassments in nursing schools using Nigeria as a case study.

"Terrorism: A case Study of Nigeria" (Writing Results).

This paper clarifies the concept of terrorism and uses Nigeria to examine the modus oprandi of two major terrist groups in Nigeria

"The Concept of "Rising Powers" and its Impact In International Relations" (On-Going).

Since the formation of nation-states, the drama of world politics across states has been the rise and decline of states. The purpose of the research is to analyze the concept of rising powers to the understanding of international relations and the assessment of the emerging powers and their impacts

"The Concept of Abiku" (Writing Results).

The Yorubas of Western Nigeria believe that everyone is Abiku. But Abiku stands for children who are destined to die before they reach puberty. This study examines culturally defined symptoms of children classified as malevolent Abiku and investigate their family and child mortality experience. The findings will be discussed with reference to cultural resistance to sickle cell disease (SCD) as an explanation for malevolent Abiku and the implication for the health care of Children with sickle cell.

"The Rise of China" (On-Going).

This paper focuses on peaceful Rise of China. The paper concludes that hegemonic rise of China will be peace. The paper argues that China will not follow the footsteps of Germany.

"Understanding Jihad" (Writing Results).

The paper attempts to bring to the understanding of the reader the concept of Jihad and examines why it has become a controversial concept.

Teaching Experience

POLI 350, section D31, Govt. and Politics of Africa;(U). 3 credit hours. 22 enrolled. POLI 430, section D31, International Politics;(U). 3 credit hours. 23 enrolled.

HIPO 341, section D46, Constitutional Law and History;(U). 3 credit hours. 37 enrolled. POLI 450, section D1, History of Political Theory;(U). 3 credit hours. 21 enrolled.

POLI 150, section 45H, North Carolina Govt & Politics;(U). 3 credit hours. 2 enrolled. POLI 351, section D1, Govt. and Politics of Europe (U). 3 credit hours. 14 enrolled. POLI 150, section D45, North Carolina Govt & Politics (U). 3 credit hours. 27 enrolled. POLI 210, section D46, Principles of American Govt. (U). 3 credit hours. 40 enrolled. POLI 351, section D1, Govt. and Politics of Europe (U). 3 credit hours. 14 enrolled.

POLI 150, section D45, North Carolina Govt & Politics (U). 3 credit hours. 30 enrolled. POLI 210, section D46, Principles of American Govt. (U). 3 credit hours. 33 enrolled. POLI 350, section D31, Govt. and Politics of Africa (U). 3 credit hours. 12 enrolled.

POLI 430, section D31, International Politics (U). 3 credit hours. 9 enrolled.

HIPO 341, section D46, Constitutional Law and History (U). 3 credit hours. 38 enrolled. POLI 450, section D1, History of Political Theory (U). 3 credit hours. 19 enrolled.

POLI 150, section D45, North Carolina Govt & Politics (U). 3 credit hours. 36 enrolled. POLI 351, section D1, Govt. and Politics of Europe (U). 3 credit hours. 14 enrolled.

POLI 150, section D01, North Carolina Govt & Politics (U). 3 credit hours. 27 enrolled. POLI 210, section D01, Principles of American Govt. (U). 3 credit hours. 21 enrolled. POLI 350, section D01, Govt. and Politics of Africa (U). 3 credit hours. 8 enrolled.

POLI 430, section D01, International Politics (U). 3 credit hours. 8 enrolled.

HIPO 341, section D46, Constitutional Law and History (U). 3 credit hours. 32 enrolled. POLI 450, section D45, History of Political Theory (U). 3 credit hours. 17 enrolled.

POLI 210, section 1, Principles of American Govt. (U). 3 credit hours. 10 enrolled. POLI 351, section D1, Govt. and Politics of Europe (U). 3 credit hours. 40 enrolled. POLI 150, section D46, North Carolina Govt & Politics (U). 3 credit hours. 40 enrolled. POLI 210, section 1, Principles of American Govt. (U). 3 credit hours. 32 enrolled.

HIPO 341, section D1, Constitutional Law and History (U). 3 credit hours. 10 enrolled. POLI 150, section D1, North Carolina Govt & Politics (U). 3 credit hours. 16 enrolled. POLI 350, section 1, Govt. and Politics of Africa (U). 3 credit hours. 18 enrolled.

POLI 450, section D1, History of Political Theory (U). 3 credit hours. 22 enrolled. POLI 150, section D45, North Carolina Govt & Politics (U). 3 credit hours. 22 enrolled. POLI 210, section 1, Principles of American Govt. (U). 3 credit hours. 25 enrolled.

HIPO 341, section D46, Constitutional Law and History (U). 3 credit hours. 23 enrolled. POLI 351, section 1, Govt. and Politics of Europe (U). 3 credit hours. 15 enrolled.

POLI 200, section 46, Intro. to Political Science (U). 3 credit hours. 13 enrolled. POLI 210, section 1, Principles of American Govt. (U). 3 credit hours. 21 enrolled.

POLI 150, section D44, North Carolina Govt & Politics;(U). 3 credit hours. 10 enrolled. POLI 450, section 1, History of Political Theory. 3 credit hours. 10 enrolled.

POLI 150, section D1, North Carolina Govt & Politics. 3 credit hours. 15 enrolled. POLI 210, section 2, Principles of American Govt. 3 credit hours. 19 enrolled.

POLI 320, section D1, State and Local Government. 3 credit hours. 19 enrolled. POLI 351, section 1, Govt. and Politics of Europe. 3 credit hours. 15 enrolled.

POLI 150, section 2, North Carolina Govt & Politics. 3 credit hours. 3 enrolled. POLI 150, section D46, North Carolina Govt & Politics. 3 credit hours. 23 enrolled. POLI 210, section 1, Principles of American Govt. 3 credit hours. 33 enrolled.

POLI 351, section 01, Government and Politics of Europe. 3 credit hours. 14 enrolled. POLI 450, section 46, History of Politcal Theory. 3 credit hours. 1 enrolled.

POLI 200, section 46, Intro. to political Science. 3 credit hours. 1 enrolled.

POLI 150, section 01, North Carolina Government and Politics. 3 credit hours. 25 enrolled. POLI 210, section 02, Principles of American Government. 3 credit hours. 27 enrolled.

POLI 450, section 01, History of Political Theory. 3 credit hours. 11 enrolled.

POLI 200, section 03, Int. to Political Science. 3 credit hours. 8 enrolled.

POLI 150, section 03, North Carolina Government and politics. 3 credit hours. 17 enrolled. POLI 210, section 02, Principles of American Government. 3 credit hours. 10 enrolled.

POLI 351, section 01, Government and Politics of Europe. 3 credit hours. 8 enrolled. POLI 350, section 46, Government and Politics of Africa. 3 credit hours. 2 enrolled. POLI 200, section 03, Intro to Political Science. 3 credit hours. 11 enrolled.

POLI 200, section 46, Intro to Political Science. 3 credit hours. 6 enrolled.

POLI 210, section 01, Principles of American Government. 3 credit hours. 16 enrolled.

POLI 200, section 01, Intro to Political Science. 3 credit hours. 6 enrolled.

POLI 200, section 02, Intro to Political Science. 3 credit hours. 23 enrolled.

POLI 200, section 03, Intro to Political Science. 3 credit hours. 18 enrolled. POLI 210, section 01, Principles of American Government. 3 credit hours. POLI 210, section 02, Principles of American Government. 14 enrolled.

HIPO 341, section 01, Con Law. 3 credit hours.

POLI 351, section 01, Government and Politics of Europe. 3 credit hours. POLI 210, section 02, Principles of American Government. 3 credit hours. POLI 643, section 01, Current American Political Thought. 3 enrolled.

POLI 450, section 01, History of Political Thought. 3 credit hours. POLI 450, section 01, Political theory. 3 credit hours. 18 enrolled.

POLI 210, section 02, Principles of American Government. 3 credit hours. 33 enrolled.

POLI 200, section 01, Intro to Political Science. 3 credit hours. 9 enrolled. HIPO 341, section 1, Constitutional Law and History. 11 enrolled.

POLI 644, section 1, Contemporary Political Ideologies. 4 enrolled. POLI 450, section 1, History of Political Theory. 15 enrolled.

POLI 210, section 2, Principles of American Government. 30 enrolled.

Faculty Development Activities Attended

Conference Attendance, "An Appraisal of African American Women in Congress: Trailblazers.," Pffeffer University, Misenheimer, North Carolina, USA.

Conference Attendance, "Education and Gender Inequality in Nigeria," Summunta, Atlanta, GA, USA. Conference Attendance, "Female Genital Multilation," Global Village, Global Women, NCCU, Durham, North

Carolina, USA.

Conference Attendance, "Nationalization: A Lesson from Tanzania," New England College, Arundel, England, UK.

Conference Attendance, "The Constitution America," Winston-Salem Chamber of Commerce, Winston-Salem, NC, USA.

Conference Attendance, "The Emergence of American Foreign Policy," North Carolina Political Association, Greensboro, NC, USA.

Conference Attendance, "The Making of a Hero: The Legacy of George Washington Carver," Southern Conference on African American Studies, Charleton, North Carolina, USA.

Conference Attendance, "War in the Nuclear Age Revisited," National Association of African American Studies, Euston, Texas, USA.

Conference Attendance, "Why the Seed of Democracy Failed to Germinate in Africa," North Carolina Political Science Association, Elon, NC, USA.

Faculty Lecture Series, "An Examination of Terrorism In Nigeria," FSU Government and History Department, Fayetteville, North Carolina, USA.

Faculty Lecture Series, "Understanding Traditional African Religions," Department of History and Government, Fayetteville, North Carolina, USA.

Research Related Development, "Women an Security Governance in Africa," The African Book Publishing Record, United States.

Seminar/Workshop, "African Interpretation of Socialism," Black Business Association, Winston-Salem, NC, USA. Seminar/Workshop, "Canvas Learning Management System Training," Office Faculty Development, Fayetteville,

NC. (April 17, 2018 - Present).

Conference Attendance, "Conference," North Carolina Political Association, Charlotte, NC. (February 22, 2018 - Present).

Conference Attendance, "Toward Understanding of Central Europe," International Consortium Of Georgia, Georgia, United States. (March 4, 2022).

Research Related Development, "Conference on the Middle East," Reinhardt University, Waleska, Georgia, USA. (February 4, 2022).

Conference Attendance, "Conversation with Women i Humanities," Department of Social Science, Elizabeth City State University, Fayetteville, North Carolina, United States. (April 13, 2021).

Conference Attendance, "HERSTORY: Conversation with Women in the Humanities," Department of Social Sciences Elizabeth City State University, Fayetteville, North Carolina, United States. (April 6, 2021).

Conference Attendance, "Model United Nations Conference," NCCIIE, Fayetteville, North Carolina, United States. (March 25, 2021 - March 27, 2021).

Conference Attendance, Elizabeth City State University, Elizabeth City- Virtual, NC, USA. (March 25, 2021). Research Related Development, "Decolonization of African Religion: A case Study of Nigeria," NC Religious

Association, Virtual, NC, USA. (March 5, 2021 - March 6, 2021).

Research Related Development, "The Concept of" Rising Powers an its Impact in International Reations," North Carolina Political Science Association, Virtual, NC. (February 26, 2021 - February 27, 2021).

Technology Related Training, "Introduction to Contasia," Office Faculty Development, Fayetteville, NC. (April 25, 2019).

Technology Related Training, "Google Suite Workshop," Office Faculty Development, Fayetteville, NC. (April 9, 2019).

Research Related Development, "North Carolina Political Science Association," Office Faculty Development, Charlotte, NC. (February 22, 2019).

Technology Related Training, "Respondus Monitor Workshop," Office Faculty Development, Fayetteville, NC. (February 12, 2019).

Conference Attendance, "North Carolina Religious Association," Charlotte, NC. (October 6, 2018). Technology Related Training, "Best Practices in Flipped Class," Office Faculty Development, Fayetteville, NC.

(September 27, 2018).

Technology Related Training, "Canvas Learning Management System Training," Office Faculty Development, Fayetteville, NC. (April 17, 2018).

Technology Related Training, "Engaging Modern Learners," Office Faculty Development, Fayetteville, NC. (March 28, 2018).

Seminar/Workshop, "Course design online," Office Faculty Development, Fayetteville, NC. (February 2018 - March 14, 2018).

Conference Attendance, "47th Annual Meeting of the North carolina Political Science," North Carolina Poltical Science Association, Raleigh, North Carolina, US. (January 23, 2018).

Technology Related Training, "Creating and Grading with Rubrics," Office Faculty Development, Fayetteville, NC. (November 8, 2017).

Seminar/Workshop, "Assessment Strategies for the Flipped Classroom," FSU, Fayetteville, NC, USA. (May 18, 2017).

Seminar/Workshop, "The Flipped Approach to Online Teaching and Learning," Office of Development (FSU)., Fayetteville, North Carolina, USA. (May 10, 2017).

Conference Attendance, "Joint Carolina Political Science Association South Carolina and Political Association," NC PoliticalAssociation and SC Political Science Association, Winthrop, South Carolina, USA. (March 3, 2017 - March 4, 2017).

Conference Attendance, "North Carolina Political Science Association," North Carolina Poltical Science Association, Roch Hill, South Carolina, USA. (March 3, 2017 - March 4, 2017).

Conference Attendance, North Carolina Consortium for International & Cultural Conference, Greensboro, NC, USA. (April 21, 2016 - April 24, 2016).

Conference Attendance, "North Carolina Consortium for International and Intercultural Education," NCCIIE, Fayetteville, NC. (March 26, 2015 - March 28, 2015).

Conference Attendance, "Model United Nations," North Carolina Consortium for International and Cultural Education, Fayetteville, NC. (March 23, 2015 - March 25, 2015).

Conference Attendance, "North Carolina Political Association Conference," North Carolina Political Science Association, Charlotte, North Carolina, USA. (February 27, 2015).

Conference Attendance, "Model United Nations," Durham, NC, USA. (April 22, 2014 - April 25, 2014). Conference Attendance, "25th Model United Nationa Conference," NC Consortium for International & Cultural

Education, Durham, NC, USA. (March 20, 2014 - March 23, 2014).

Conference Attendance, "North Carolina Political Association," North Carolina Political Association, Raleigh, NC, Wake County. (February 28, 2014).

Conference Attendance, "North Carolina Political Science Annual Meeting 2014," Cary, NC. (February 28, 2014). Conference Attendance, "North Carolina Religious Association," NCRSA, Chapel Hill, NC. (November 2, 2013). Paper Presentation, "Sango: The God of Thunder," NC Religious Studies Association, Chapel Hill, NCD, USA.

(November 2, 2013).

Conference Attendance, "Model United Nations," Greensboro, NC. (April 23, 2013 - April 25, 2013). Conference Attendance, North Carolina Political Science Association, Durham, NC. (February 28, 2013). Conference Attendance, "NC Political Science Association Annual Meeting," NC Political Science Association,

Raleigh, North Carolina, USA. (February 22, 2013).

Research Related Development, "Women an Security Governance in Africa," The African Book Publishing Record, United States. (2012).

Research Related Development, "African Wommen, Religion and Health in Honor of Mercy Mba Ewudizia Oduyoye," The African Book Publishing, United States. (June 2011 - August 2012).

Research Related Development, "The Cult of Presidency," Journal of International Studies and Development, United States. (May 2012).

Conference Attendance, "Understanding Jihad," NCRSA, Understanding Jihad, NC, USA. (November 5, 2011). Research Related Development, "Christian-Muslim Co-Existence of Eastern Africa," The African Book

Publishing, United States. (June 2010 - July 2010).

Research Related Development, "Exploring Islamic Fundamental Ideologies.," The African Book Review, United States. (March 20, 2010 - May 2010).

Conference Attendance, "The traditional Yoruba Belief in Reincarnation," North Carolina Religious Studies Association, Chapel Hill, North carolina, USA. (October 17, 2009).

Conference Attendance, "Traditional Yoruba Belief in Reincarnation," North Carolina Religious Association, UNC Chapel Hill, NC, USA. (October 17, 2009).

Conference Attendance, "Islam and Islamism," The Southern Conference on American Studies, Savanah, Georgia, USA. (2006).

Conference Attendance, "Juju: An African Religion," North Carolina Religious Association, Charlotte, NC. (October 16, 2006).

Conference Attendance, "Aladura: Afro-Christian Religion," North Carolina Religious Association, Winthrop, NC, US. (2005).

Conference Attendance, "Monotheism in Traditional Yoruba Religion," North Carolina Religious Association, Wilmington, NC, USA. (2004).

Conference Attendance, "Understanding African Traditional Religion," North Carolina Religious Association, Winthrop, North Carolina, USA. (2004).

Conference Attendance, "Cultural Diversity: Implications for Multinational Cooperations," National Chiao Tong University, Taipei, Taiwan. (1995).

University Service

Committee Chair, Department Curriculum Committee. (September 12, 2016 - Present). Committee Member, Department Tenure Committee. (September 12, 2014 - Present). Committee Member, Women Committee. (August 20, 2020 - August 31, 2022).

Committee Member, Blach History Committee. (August 20, 2014 - June 30, 2022).

Public Service

Session Chair, Fayetteville State University, Fayetteville, NC. (2014 - Present).

Speech or Presentation at Community Meeting, Common Cause, Fayetteville, NC. (August 2012 - Present). Fulbright, New York, NY. (2011 - Present).

Program Coordinator, Pi Gamma Mu, Fayetteville. (2009 - Present). Program Coordinator, Pi Sigma Alpha, Fayetteville, NC. (2008 - Present). Attendee, Meeting, Law School Adviser, state. (August 2004 - Present).

Board Member, North Carolina Model United Nations Consortium, Durham, NC. (May 22, 2004 - Present). Member, North Carolina Political Science Association, NC. (February 22, 2004 - Present).

Program Coordinator, LSAC, Maimi, Florida. (2004 - Present). Fulbright Advisor. (August 2003 - Present).