CHERYLL R. HARDISON-DAYTON

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HAMPTON, VA 23666

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abjlu1@r.postjobfree.com

EDUCATION

**** ****** ** **** *** Humanities, Clark Atlanta University, Africana

Women's Studies, Atlanta GA.

Dissertation Title: Black Women Who Kill: Intimate Partner Homicides

Areas of Concentration: Women and Development, Community Development

and Feminist Theory.

Areas of Specialization

Feminist Theory, Women in Development (Americas and Sub-Saharan

Africa), Public Policy, Black Aesthetics, Feminist Criticism, Race,

Class and Gender, Political Theory, and Gender and Global Development.

1984 Master of Public Administration, Tennessee State University,

Nashville, TN

Areas of Concentration: Public Policy and Community Development.

1982 Bachelor of Science, Tennessee State University, Nashville, TN.

Areas of Concentration: African American History, Women's History,

Contemporary World History, Sociological Thought and World

Development.

1980 Business Administration, Horry Georgetown Technical College, Conway,

S. C.

QUALIFICATION/EXPERIENCE

Instructional Teaching

2008-2010 Assistant Professor, History, Bethune Cookman University,

Daytona

Beach, FL

2008. Assistant Professor, Humanities, Bethune Cookman University,

Daytona

Beach, FL

2005 Adjunct Professor, Humanities, Dekalb Technical

College, Decatur, GA

06. Guest Instructor, Humanities: The Early Period; Feminist Theory,

Clark Atlanta University, Atlanta GA.

2004. Teaching Assistant, Feminist Theory, Dissertation and Thesis

Seminar, Clark Atlanta University, Atlanta GA.

2002. Adjunct Instructor, Humanities, The Early Period, Clark Atlanta

University, Atlanta GA.

2001 Teaching Assistant, Feminist Theory and Urban Women, Clark Atlanta

University, Atlanta GA.

2000. GED Instructor, Higher Grounds, GED Program, Alternate

Life Paths Program, Inc, Atlanta GA.

2000 Visiting Scholar University of Durban-Westville,

Durban, South Africa

1998 ESL Instructor, Refugee Women's Center, Decatur, GA.

98. Substitute/Supply Instructor, Atlanta Public School

Atlanta, GA.

1994 Guest Instructor, World History, Atlanta Areas Technical

College, Atlanta GA.

1989 Adjunct Instructor, Introduction to American History, Tennessee

State University, Nashville, TN.

Internships:

1999-2000 L.S. Molope Development Enterprise Foundation, Durban, South

Africa.

1998-1999 Women's Refugee Center of Atlanta, Decatur, GA.

1997-1998 Student Services, Morris Brown College, Atlanta, GA .

1983-1984 Monroe Street Project, Nashville, TN.

1982-1983 Neighborhood Housing Service, Nashville, TN.

1982 Avon Williams Law Office, Nashville, TN.

1980-1982 U. S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare, Higher

Education Grants Department, Washington, D.C.

Administration

- Administered a voter registration campaign for A. Philip Randolph

Institute for four universities in Nashville, TN., to encourage and

increase voter participation.

- Established, monitored and maintained clients and staff personnel

files for the A. Philip Randolph Institute, MeHarry Community Mental

Health Center, the Southern Center for Studies in Public Policy,

Metropolitan Development and Housing Agency, and the Nashville Urban

League.

- Scheduled and conducted staff meetings, house meeting, clients'

intake interviews, plans of care and monthly/yearly monthly reports

for the U.S. Air Force, Philip Randolph Institute, MeHarry Community

Mental Health Center, the Southern Center for Studies in Public

Policy, Metropolitan Development and Housing Agency, and the

Nashville Urban League.

- Designed, initiated and implemented funded grants for the Nashville

Urban League, Southern Center for Studies in Public Policy and

Alternate Life Path Program, Inc.

- Developed and implemented public relation documents to encourage

clients to participate in A. Philip Randolph Institute and the

Nashville Urban League.

- Wrote periodic progress and final report for A. Philip Randolph

Institute, MeHarry Community Mental Health Center, the Southern

Center for Studies in Public Policy, Metropolitan Development and

Housing Agency, and the Nashville Urban League as required by

funding organizations.

Program Development

- Networked with community residents, elected officials, and

interested others to ensure support and financing for A. Philip

Randolph Institute, Monroe Street Project and the Nashville Urban

League.

- Designed and implemented drug and alcohol abuse prevention program

for the Nashville Urban League.

- Formulated materials and forms utilized in the A. Philip Randolph

Institute, Alternate Life Path Program, Inc., Neighborhood Housing

Services, and the Nashville Urban League.

- Designed and coordinated activities to increase client participation

for the following agencies, the Neighborhood Housing Services, A.

Philip Randolph Institute, Monroe Street Project and the Nashville

Urban League.

- Established and maintain computer files for MeHarry Community Mental

Health, Nashville Urban League, U. S. Air Force, and Metropolitan

Housing and Development Agency.

- Maintained correspondence with various local, state, federal, and

private agencies to verify clients' eligibility for admission into

Alternate Life Paths Programs, Inc., Metropolitan Housing and

Development Agency and MeHarry Community Mental Health Agency.

- Supervised staff, agencies, families, and community organizations to

ensure the Alternate Life Paths Programs, Inc., Metropolitan Housing

and Development Agency and MeHarry Community Mental Health Agency

addressed participants' needs.

- Designed focus group scripts and questionnaires/survey for the

Southern Center for Studies in Public Policy to administer to public

housing and Section 8 residents.

- Designed and conducted focus groups for the Southern Center for

Studies in Public Policy to ascertain the attitudes and opinions of

public housing and Section 8 residents' toward current housing

situation.

- Collected and analyzed data for the Southern Center for Studies in

Public Policy for submission of final report of the Capital

Homes/HOPE VI Revitalization Project.

- Recruited and supervised persons to implement project and prepare

interim and final reports for the Southern Center for Studies in

Public Policy.

- Prepared high quality research papers as products for funding

sources for the Southern Center for Studies in Public Policy and the

Nashville Urban League.

- Checked sources of funding for possible projects and drafted

proposals and concept papers for the Southern Center for Studies in

Public Policy.

- Identified faculty and others who have expertise in respective areas

to prepare quality concept papers, which will be submitted to

prospective funding sources by the Southern Center for Studies in

Public Policy.

- Assisted with various community outreach projects of the Southern

Center for Studies in Public Policy.

Research

- Conducted research to ascertain the socio-economic conditions of

residents of a major metropolitan area for the Status of Black

Atlanta published by the Southern Center for Studies in Public

Policy.

- Conducted research and analyzed statistical data pertaining to the

prevalence of Black female intimate partner homicide offenders for

Doctorate dissertation.

- Designed and administered survey questionnaires to ascertain public

housing and Section 8 residents' attitudes toward previous current

housing situation for the Southern Center for Studies in Public

Policy.

- Conducted research to ascertain the voting record of Georgia General

Assembly for "the Rating Chapter" of the Georgia Legislative Review

published by the Southern Center for Studies in Public Policy.

- Conducted research and wrote papers on various topics based on

contractual agreements with clients and research interest of the

Southern Center for Studies in Public Policy.

- Prepared high quality research papers as products for Southern

Center for Studies in Public Policy funding sources.

- Coordinated designated Center projects as mutually agreed upon by

the Director.

- Conducted in-depth research on selected topics and prepared

summaries.

- Designed and conducted surveys for various projects at Southern

Center for Studies in Public Policy.

- Contacted potential research participants and scheduled interviews.

- Analyzed data collected from surveys and other data collected

instruments.

- Co-authored or authored chapters of the Status of Black Atlanta and

the Georgia Legislative Review.

Supervision

- Supervised staff, residents and volunteers of the Alternate Life

Path Program, Inc and Nashville Urban League.

- Prioritized work requirement and assignment of tasks to selected

staff members of Alternate Life Path Program, Inc and Nashville

Urban League.

- Oriented and coordinated volunteers services of Alternate Life Path

Program, Inc and Nashville Urban League.

- Prepared reports and summaries for the Alternate Life Path Program,

Inc., Nashville Urban League, Metropolitan Development and Housing

Agency and Southern Center for Studies in Public Policy for

submission to requesting agencies.

- Supervised orientation and training for Alternate Life Path Program,

Inc., and Nashville Urban League new staff members.

- Supervised the intake, testing, planning and implementation of

treatment plans procedures for assigned clients of the Alternate

Life Path Program, Inc.

Grant Writing

- Focus on Youth Program, Tennessee Department Health and Human

Services, Nashville Urban League, Nashville, TN. 1989.

- Capitol Homes Hope VI Revitalization Program. Funders: Atlanta

Housing Authority Policy. 2000-2005.

- Institutional Capacity Building and Community Development in Sierra

Leone Submitted to the United Negro College Fund, 2006.

- Twenty First Century Sport Needs Assessment. Funder: The Blank

Foundation. 2005.

- Higher Education Challenge Grant, Submitted to the U. S. Department

of Agriculture, 2005.

- Inner Summit Abstinence Education Proposal, Submitted to the

Department of Health and Human Service, 2004

- CATALYST: Moving to Work Program, Funder: Atlanta Housing

Authority.

- Africana Women in Humanities, Funder: Bethune Cookman University,

Faculty Development Grant 2007.

- Faculty Travel Grant, Paper: "Non-Silence Voice: Ella Baker and Dr.

Mary McLeod Bethune, National Council of Black Studies Conference:

Funded by the Mellon Foundation. 2008.

- The First Annual Dr. Mary McLeod Bethune Women's Conference, April,

30, 2010. Funded by the Mellon Foundation

ON-LINE INSTRUCTIONAL TEACHING/BLACKBOARD CLASSES

. 2008 - 2009 African American History

. 2009 - 2010 Political Science Cooperative Ed.-Field Experience

. 2009 - 2010 Sociology - Field Experience

. 2009 - 2010 Criminal Justice Field Experience

. 2009 - 2010 History of Women in U. S.

. 2008 - 2010 Introduction to Social Science

. 2009 - 2010 Women in Politics

WORK EXPERIENCE

8/09 to Field Experience Coordinator, School of Social Sciences,

Bethune Cookman 5/10 University, Daytona Beach, FL.

8/08 to Assistant Professor of History, School of Social Sciences,

Bethune Cookman

5/10 University, Daytona Beach, FL.

8/06-8/08 Assistant Professor of Humanities, School of Arts and

Humanities, Bethune Cookman University, Daytona Beach, FL.

7/06-8/06 Adjunct Professor, Humanities, DeKalb Technical College,

Decatur, GA

9/00-7/06 Research Associate, Southern Center for Studies in Public

Policy, Clark Atlanta University, Atlanta, GA.

6/00-9/00 GED Program Coordinator and Instructor, Alternate Life Paths

Program, Inc., Atlanta, GA.

9/99-3/00 Graduate Program Development Intern, L.S. Molope Development

Enterprise Foundation, Durban, South Africa.

6/98-2/99 Residential Service Coordinator, Alternate Life Paths

Program, Inc., Atlanta, GA.

8/98- 5/00 English as Second Language (ESL) Instructor, Women's Refugee

Association of Atlanta, Atlanta, GA.

9/97 - 4/98 Administrative Assistant, Alternate Life Paths Program,

Inc., Atlanta, GA.

12/89 - 4/93 Residential Staff Coordinator, Alternate Life Paths Program,

Inc., Atlanta, GA.

7/89 - 12/89 Adjunct Instructor, History, Tennessee State University,

Nashville, TN

7/89 - 12/89 Mental Health Specialist, MeHarry Community Mental Health

Center, Nashville, TN.

7/88 - 7/88 Program Coordinator, Focus On Youth Program, Nashville

Urban League, Nashville, TN.

38/84 - 7/88 Resident Selection Assistant, Metropolitan Development and

Housing Agency, Nashville, TN.

3/83 -3/84 Coordinator, Get Out the Vote Campaign, A. Philip Randolph

Institute, Nashville, TN.

9/82 - 5/84 Community Organizer/Intern, Neighborhood Housing Service,

Nashville, TN.

9/80 - 5/82 Assistant Researcher, History Department/Tennessee State

University, Nashville, TN.

6/74 - 9/78 Sergeant, Journalist Specialist/Reporter, United States

Air Force.

PUBLICATIONS

Author, "Discussant Response: 'A Review of Dropout Rates of African

American Male High School Students," Education Issues and the African

American Community: 50 Years After Brown v. Board of Education. The

Andrew Mellon Foundation, the Southern Education, Inc., and The

Southern Center for Studies in Public Policy, W. E. B. DuBois

Institute Spring Conference April 2005.

Author, "Rating the Legislators," The Georgia Legislative Review 2005,

Bob Holmes, ed., The Southern Center for Studies in Public Policy.

Co-Author, "Rating the Legislators," The Georgia Legislative Review

2004, Bob Holmes, ed., The Southern Center for Studies in Public

Policy.

Co-Author, "Rating the Legislators," The Georgia Legislative Review

2003, Bob Holmes, ed., The Southern Center for Studies in Public

Policy.

Co-author, "Rating the Legislators," The Georgia Legislative Review

2002, Bob Holmes, ed., The Southern Center for Studies in Public

Policy.

Author, "The Black Theater in Atlanta, Georgia," Status of Black

Atlanta (2005) Bob Holmes, ed. The Southern Center for Studies in

Public Policy.

Co-author, "Gender Gap in Employment: Black Women in Atlanta,

Georgia." Status of Black Atlanta (2004) Bob Holmes, ed., The Southern

Center for Studies in Public Policy.

Co-author, "The Socioeconomic Conditions of Black Atlantans in the

Twenty-First Century," Status of Black Atlanta (2003) Bob Holmes,

ed., The Southern Center for Studies in Public Policy.

Co-author, "A Study of the Impact of Proportional Representation on

Black Political Representation and Influence in Alabama: A Report,"

Bob Holmes, ed. The Southern Center for Studies in Public Policy,

2005.

Co-author, Final Report: Pathways to Prosperity Public Policy Forum

Series (2002).

Co-author, "The Capitol Homes HOPE VI Evaluation Baseline Study: A

Baseline Snapshot of the Capitol Homes HOPE VI Redevelopment

Process and Its Effects on Residents and Their Neighborhood." Bob

Holmes, ed. The Southern Center for Studies in Public Policy: Clark

Atlanta University, 2003.

Co-author, "After School Program Evaluation: Final Report," Bob

Holmes, ed. (January 2002) The Southern Center for Studies in

Public Policy: Clark Atlanta University, 2003.

Co-author, "After School Program Evaluation: Final Report," Bob

Holmes, ed. (January 2002) The Southern Center for Studies in

Public Policy: Clark Atlanta University, 2003.

Researcher, "The Economic Conditions of the African American

Community in Mobile County, Alabama," Bob Holmes, ed., The Southern

Center for Studies in Public Policy: Clark Atlanta University,

2003.

Researcher, "Atlanta Technical College: High School Counselor and

Business Needs Survey, FY 2003. Bob Holmes, ed. The Southern Center

for Studies in Public Policy: Clark Atlanta University

Editor, Africana Women's Notes, Semiannual Newsletter, 1998-1999,

Clark Atlanta University.

Author, "Blessed: A Short Story," Africana Women's Notes, Vol. 2.,

Clark Atlanta University, 1998.

Author, Standard Operation Procedures, Alternate Life Path Program,

Inc., Atlanta, GA, 1993.

Time Management Procedures and Work Forms, Alternate Life Path

Program, Inc., Atlanta, GA., 1998.

Assistant Researcher, "From Winter to Winter, A History of Black

Nashville, Tennessee: 1870-1930," Tennessee State University Press,

1982.

GRANTS/AWARDS

2009 Mellon Grant, First Annual Dr. Mary McLeod Bethune Women's

Conference

2009 Fellowship, Center for African Studies Outreach Evaluation

2008 Fellowship, Faculty Resource Network at New Your University

2000 Visiting Scholar, University of Westville, Durban, South Africa.

1999 International Training and Development Program, Clark Atlanta

University.

1994 International Election Monitor for the 1994 South African Elections.

1984 HUD Scholarship Award, Public Administration, Tennessee State

University, Nashville, TN.

1982 A. Philip Randolph Institute Fellow.

1982 Outstanding History Student, Tennessee State University,

Nashville, TN.

1982 "Who's Who Among College Students," Tennessee State University,

Nashville, TN.

1980-82 National Dean's List, Tennessee State University, Nashville, TN.

ORGANIZATIONAL MEMBERSHIP:

First World Writers,

NCOBRA,

National Association of African Women Scholars

Women Policy Center

INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL:

Reykjavik, Iceland, 1976 - 1977

Umtata, Transki, South Africa, 1994

Johannesburg, South Africa, 1994

Durban, South Africa, 1999-2000

PRESENTATIONS:

Featured Speaker, "Take Back the Night, The Alliance for the Women's

Empowerment, Bethune Cookman University, Dayton Beach, FL. 2006-2010

Speaker, "The Women's Forum" Celebrates Women's History Month, The

Alliance For Women's Empowerment, Bethune Cookman University, Dayton

Beach, FL 2009

Featured Speaker, "The Women's Forum" Celebrates Women's History

Month, The Alliance For Women's Empowerment, Bethune Cookman

University, Dayton Beach, FL 2008

Presenter, National Council for Black Studies, Mary McLeod Bethune and

Ella

Baker: Unsilenced Voices (Unpublished Paper) Atlanta, GA, 2008.

Featured Speaker, "Take Back the Night, The Alliance for the Women's

Empowerment, Bethune Cookman University, Dayton Beach, FL. 2008

Guest Speaker, "The Status of Black Women, Orlando History Center,

Orlando, FL, 2008

Featured Speaker, "Take Back the Night, The Alliance for the Women's

Empowerment, Bethune Cookman University, Dayton Beach, FL 2007

Featured Speaker, "Take Back the Night, The Alliance for the Women's

Empowerment, Bethune Cookman University, Dayton Beach, FL 2006

Gender Gap in African American Education Session, Educational Issues

in the African American Community: 50 Years After Brown Versus the

Board of Education, Mellon-DuBois Institute, April 2004.

Twenty-First Century Sport Program Focus Groups, Community Center,

2004-05

Pathways to Prosperity Public Policy Forum Series, Georgia Institute

of Technology and Cascade United Methodist Church, 2003.

Judge, The Great Debate, Issue: 1965 Voting Rights Act: The Ballot,

Justice, Power, Tennessee State University Tennessee State University

November 2005

Voter Right Forum, Africana Studies Department, Tennessee State

University, 2005.

HOPE VI Revitalization/Relocation Community Orientation Workshop,

Capitol Homes Housing Complex, 2001.

Politically Speak, WCAU-TV, Clark Atlanta University, October 1998

Black History Celebration, Anderson Park Elementary School, Atlanta

University, 1996.

Guest Speaker, Career Day, North Atlanta High School, Atlanta, GA.

1998

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