Power, Culture, and Race (ePub)

Biography of Ayanna R. Cummings, PhD, MBA, MS, M.Ed., MPhil

Ayanna Rashida Cummings graduated as a Presidential Scholar from Hampton University as an undergraduate, where she served as a Student Leader and member of the Honors College Executive Board. Ayanna went on to receive a MAGNET Presidential Fellowship 2000-05 from City University of New York Baruch College to study for the MS/PhD degrees. Upon completion of doctoral coursework in 2005 with a Dean K. Harrison fellowship 2005-06, Ayanna attended Clark Atlanta University on the Journey to Excellence and Lettie Pate Whitehead scholarships, graduating Magna Cum Laude with the MBA in Marketing in 2007. Ayanna was a NBMBAA PhD Scholar in 2009. Ayanna has taught undergraduate psychology courses since 2001 at various schools in the Northeast including Baruch College, Bergen Community College and LaGuardia Community College in New York and New Jersey, and currently serves as Adjunct Professor on the Faculty at Georgia Piedmont Technical College. Ayanna also currently serves as Senior Paralegal and HR Manager at Moore Law, LLC, a general practice law firm in the Atlanta area. Ayanna received the PhD in Industrial/Organizational Psychology in September 2017 from The Graduate Center, City University of New York. Her career passions include Human Resources and Organizational Consulting. She is also named in Whos Who of Black Atlanta and Professional Whos Who. Ayanna was recently selected as a Visiting Scientist with the National Geospatial Intelligence Agency of the United States Department of Energy and will complete a fellowship through the Oak Ridge Institute for Science and Education beginning in Fall 2018. She is the author of Power, Culture and Race: Beyond Enchroma to Understanding for Effective Organizational Leadership as well as My Swans Song: The Drummer Played as Maya Said and Co-Author of Thirty Something Wit and Wisdom.

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