Staff Bios

A. Donyel Hill Coordinator of Student Enrichment for the College of Liberal Arts Holmes Hall, Room 230 443.885.2019 antonio.hill@morgan.edu

Education
Ed.D in Urban Education Leadership, Morgan State University, expected May 2007
M.S. in Adult and Continuing Education, Coppin State University, May 2004
B.S. in Liberal Arts (Concentration areas: English and Communication Management), Coppin State College, January 2003

Professional Experience
Coordinator of Student Enrichment for the College of Liberal Arts, Morgan State University Fall 2006- Present

Lecturer for Freshman Orientation in the College of Liberal Arts, Morgan State University, Fall 2005-Spring 2006

College Access Program Specialist for College Bound Foundation of Maryland, March 2003- August 2005

Academic Advisor in Student Support Services at Coppin State University, October 2001- March 2003

Current Research Interest
Understanding the Impact of Joining Black Greek Letter Organizations on the Academic Success of African American Male College Students

Previous Presentations

• ACUI Region IV Regional Conference, Morgan State University, 2006, “How Does Leadership Work For You” & “Am I My Brothers Keeper.”
• “Ethical Leadership” University of Maryland Eastern Shore , March, 2006
• First Year College Student conference.  Atlanta, GA. February, 2006
• “Why Transfer to an HBCU? The HBCU Experience” College of Southern Maryland, February, 2006
• National Pan Hellenic Council presenter, Fall 2005, “Am I My Brothers Keeper” McDaniel College
• High School Assessment Review Board for group project in Designing and Implementing a Thinking Curriculum, Morgan State University, March 2005
• “Career Planning for Seniors”, Digital Harbor High School, February, 2005
• Workshop Host for Mid-Atlantic Region, Iota Phi Theta, Fraternity, Inc. Frederick, Maryland, 2004, 2003 & 2002
• Research presentation on  “A Study To Examine and Understand the Learning Styles of 12th Grade Students in the Baltimore City Public School System Using the Multiple Intelligence Theory”, Coppin State University, 2004
• “Team Building/Group Dynamics in the Work Place” College Bound Foundation, July, 2004
• “The Challenge of Transitioning: Moving Students from High School to College”.  April, 2004 Frederick Douglass High School
• Conference presenter at the 2003 Conclave of Iota Phi Theta Fraternity, Inc. “Are You a Leader If No One is Following”, Chicago, Illinois, 2003
• Charles B. Wright Conference Lecturer at the Fall 2001 Retreat on Retention, Coppin State University, Mt. Washington Business Center, 2001

Honors and Awards

• Outstanding Leadership Award, Frederick Douglass High School, 2005
• Mentor of the Year Morgan MILE program, Morgan State University 2005
• Certificate of Appreciation of outstanding dedication and service to the Education Committee’s 2003 SAT and High School Preparation Workshop, Delta Sigma Theta, Sorority Inc. 2004
• Dedicated Student & Community Service Award, Frederick Douglass High School, 2004
• Entrepreneurial Leadership Award, College Bound Foundation, 2004
• Academic Excellence & Service Award, Morgan State University, 2004
• Certificate of Appreciation of outstanding dedication and service to the Education Committee’s 2003 SAT and High School Preparation Workshop, Delta Sigma Theta, Sorority Inc. 2003
• Certificate of Achievement, Baltimore City Youth Works Program, 2003

Affiliations

• Life Time Member of Iota Phi Theta Fraternity, Inc.
• Life Time Member Alumni class of 2003, Coppin State University
• Board of Directors for Iota Phi Theta Fraternity, Inc.
• American Association of Higher Education
• Vice President of Leadership and Policy Doctoral Student Organization of Morgan State University
• NCAN
• Baltimore Chapter of the National Association for the Advancement of Color People
• 100 Concerned Black Men
• Morgan Mile Program
• Black Collegiate Network, Advisory Board
• Kappa Delta Pi, Member since 2005