Brenda Edwards is a retired educator, who has taught students from pre-kindergarten to college ages.  She is presently a doctoral student in Temple University’s Africology and African American Studies Program where Dr. Molefi Kete Asante is her faculty advisor. She is planning to write about and teach Africology at the university level once she earns her Ph.D.  Thus far she has earned a bachelor’s in management science, Teacher of the Handicapped Certification, master’s in public administration, master’s in Education Administration, her principal’s certification, her supervisor’s certification in addition to other accolades, but nothing compares to her love for Africology. She is a divorced mother of one adult son and one adult daughter, has traveled to Africa four times (where she was given the name Omowale by a Nigerian African king) and is ready to travel to Africa again.  

Faculty Advisor: Dr. Molefi Kete Asante
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