Anita Nahal, Ph.D., CDP is
a poet, flash fictionist, children's author, D&I consultant, professor
& higher education administrator.
Nahal has authored one academic book, two books of poems, one book of
flash fictions and three books for children besides over 30 articles in
journals & blogs. She also writes periodically on LinkedIn. Nahal's most
recent data-oriented study on Ethnic and Cultural Diversity at HBCUs was
published as a chapter in a book in 2015. Her creative works can be found in Aberration
Labyrinth, Confluence, Better Than Starbucks, Aaduna, River
Poets Journal, Colere and Lapis Lazuli. She received an
Honorable Mention in the Concrete Wolf 2017 chapbook competition. Nahal is also
a contributing editor with Aaduna. More information on her is available at
anitanahal.wixsite.com/anitanahal
Currently, Nahal is an Adjunct
Professor at UDC, Washington DC, and previously has held various academic
positions; Mellon Fellowship Program Administrator, Smithsonian National Museum
of African American History and Culture, DC; Assistant Provost for
International Programs, Howard University, DC; Visiting Associate Professor of
History, State University of New York at Binghamton, NY; Adjunct Professor,
Chicago School of Professional Psychology-DC, George Mason University, &
Rider University; and Associate Professor of History, Sri Venkateswara College,
University of Delhi, India. Nahal has been a visiting scholar, Beatrice Bain
Research Group on Gender, University of California at Berkeley, Fulbright
Scholar-in-Residence, State University of New York at Binghamton, & an NEH
Summer Seminar award winner. Nahal has a Ph.D. in American Studies, M.Phil in
American Studies, Master’s and Bachelors in History. She did her post-doc on
African American women’s history. She also has three certifications in D&I.
And, she also is a Chair Yoga instructor.
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