Subscribe and tune into our latest interview with Dr. Raedene Copeland, MBA, Ph.D. On our latest podcast we were able to speak with Dr. Copeland on her experience with attending an HBCU and how it influenced her path towards success as a Global Brand Strategist.

Dr. Copeland’s education and professional experience underscore the importance of transformational leadership, research-based solutions and synergistic approach to ensuring that individuals’ strengths and talents are truly optimized to add value.

Dr. Copeland speaks on how she had to adjust to U.S Culture from Trinidad and provides tips to those that are studying abroad in the U.S. Listen to this interview to gain some insights on her perspectives and execution strategies within academia and corporate America. Dr. Copeland holds a Doctor of Philosophy from University of North Carolina at Greensboro and has earned her Masters’ in Business Administration from North Carolina Central University.

This week’s podcast series with Dr. Cedric D’ Hue, JD, PhD. Dr. D’Hue really helped enlighten us on the importance of all aspects in Patents and Trademarks. Dr. D’Hue practices intellectual property law, focusing on patent prosecution, patentability analysis and life science matters.

During our podcast Dr. Cedric really focuses on the importance of why investing in our black youth matters, and why their interest in STEM really plays a huge part in the success of our future. We were able to get more of an understanding of how the legal system is becoming more streamlined, and what barriers Dr. Cedric overcame to create justice in the legal system regarding patents and trademarks.

Dr. D’ Hue received his Doctor of Philosophy in Analytical Chemistry, along with his Juris Doctorate from the Indiana University Robert H. McKinney School of Law. Dr. D’Hue holds a master’s and undergraduate degree in Chemistry. During this interview he brings his background, education and passion together in a way that is easy to understand, and that inspires.

“Particularly when I have been in spaces that lack diversity, and not being viewed as a thought partner”, is one of the challenges that Dr. Caruthers Collins discusses with the Black Doctoral Network, and how she overcame that challenge in her current field. Dr. Lori Caruthers Collins, Ed.D, brings us inside her world of expertise in her role as the Assistant Director of Diversity Initiatives at California State University.

Dr. Lori is an experienced educator who shares her demonstrated history of success within the educational management industry. Dr. Caruthers Collins received her Doctoral degree of Education in Leadership for Educational Justice at the University of Redlands. She received her Masters’ of Education with a specialization in Educational Administration and Supervision, and her Bachelors’ degree in Elementary Education and Teaching.

Dr. Lori gives us insight on how learning during the COVID-19 impacts our students and provides some tips and suggestions for parents and teachers to think about during this time of remote learning. She also gives us some of the benefits of in-person learning and highlights the skill and importance of active listening.

Organizations fair better in shared leadership situations where leadership styles are complementary..." - Will Brown, Jr., Ph.D. Dr. Brown sits down with the Black Doctoral Network Podcast about leadership and his personal and professional journey that led him to teach and help organizations implement a culture of positive social change.

Dr. Brown’s passion for service was well-spoken and conveyed during our discussion with him on his 38 years of working with nonprofit organizations in New York City. Dr. Will Brown Jr. holds a Doctorate of Philosophy in Management, Leadership, and Organizational Change. He is an entrepreneur with extensive leadership expertise in the private and public sectors.

Dr. Will was elected as District Leader for the 70th Assembly District in New York City and was also a political candidate for the New York City Council. Dr. Will brings us vulnerability and great insight on how to overcome failures as a leader. If you are looking to get a wealth of knowledge on how to increase your effectiveness in leadership and business, this podcast is for you

Dr. James A. Bush. Dr. Bush provides an introspective approach on emotional intelligence and playing spades while tying it together with how we can use those skills to advance the black agenda. Dr. Bush shares his military and academic background with the BDN, and how it paved the way for him to have a heart of service. In our recent interview, Dr. James expresses how “attending conferences like the Black Doctoral Network’s Conference, has fed him with new ideas and research”.

Dr. James A Bush holds a Doctor of Philosophy in Business & Healthcare Administration, a master’s degree in Health Care Administration, and two bachelor’s degrees in Criminal Justice and Pre-Medicine Studies. Dr. James was a United States Army Drill Instructor and is a decorated veteran with over 8 years of service. We thank Dr. James for his service in the armed forces and in the Black Doctoral Network.

Dr. Candice Ulmer, Clinical Research Chemist at the Center for Disease Control. Join us as she shares her journey highlighting her background in analytical chemistry and experience in Biomedical Research. Dr. Ulmer is also at the forefront of building coalitions for greater representation of Blacks in STEM

Dr. Skyller Walkes has a candid conversation surrounding positive identity in professional spaces, cultural humility, and her work in sociopolitical reform. Dr. Walkes challenges us to take inventory of ourselves, in order to make positive steps towards rewriting the history books when it comes to racial equity.

Join the Black Doctoral Network's podcast on Black Love, Marriage, and family with Leonard Sturdivant. Leonard brings over 10 years of experience in marriage and family therapy. He discusses the stigmas within the black family as it relates to mental health and how we can combat those stigmas and bring families together. Mr.Sturdivant talks about his clinical approach and counseling methods for pre-marital counseling, and divorce interventions. Make sure to subscribe to this podcast!

The Black Doctoral Network speaks with Dr. Terrence Mitchell, Chief Diversity & Inclusion Officer at Edinboro University. “Don’t put the plan on the shelf, every three years take a look at what you have done..” words from Dr. Mitchell, as he discusses what makes a diversity and inclusion plan work in 2020. He highlights what it takes for a to have a successful diversity initiative, and how involvement, respect, and connection can create an inclusive and dynamic professional environment. Dr. Mitchell gives us his blueprint to success in expanding diversity awareness in your workplace, and in your personal life.

Dr. Kim L. Brown-Jackson holds a Doctorate in Business Administration in Quality Systems Management specializing in Health Systems, a Masters in Biomedical Sciences focusing on pathology and molecular oncology with additional Ph.D. research, a professional MBA-Management certificate, an Associate in Biotechnology and Forensic Science as a National Science Foundation Fellow, and a Bachelors in Biological Sciences with a cluster minor in Business Administration.

Join Dr. Brown-Jackson as she shares advice on mentorship and success for scholars and practitioners alike