The annual think tank will take place June 10-12 and brings
together education leaders from around the nation to identify and form a plan
of action to address issues facing HBCUs and teacher education.
Green-Powell began her career at FAMU in 1994 as the
director of student services for the School of Business and Industry (SBI). She
previously served as the university's vice president for student affairs and
associate dean for Student Services, and prior to that lent her leadership and
management expertise to the FAMU Center of Academic Success, Office of Student
Teaching and the Title III Grant program. She also served as vice president for
Student Affairs at Bainbridge College in Bainbridge, Ga.
Green-Powell earned her bachelor’s degree in speech
pathology and audiology from FAMU and her master’s degree and Ph.D. in
educational administration and leadership from Florida State University (FSU).