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| AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAMS | |||||
PARTICIPATING
INSTRUCTORS - SUMMER
ACTIVITIES - 3 DAY SUMMER CAMP |
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DAVID WHITAKER, Ph.D., Esq.  Kwa David Whitaker is a practicing Family Therapist and Attorney at Law and the Founder/President of the Ashe Cultural Center in Cleveland, Ohio. Dr. Whitaker holds a J.D. from the Cleveland-Marshall College of Law, a Ph.D. in Educational Psychology from Case Western Reserve University, post M.A. School Psychology Certification through John Carroll University, and an M.A. in School Psychology from John Carroll University. |
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| WAYNE
B. CHANDLER, M.A. Wayne B. Chandler is an Anthrophotojournalist who has conducted extensive research on the origins of race and ancient civilizations and has lectured widely throughout the United States and Europe. Mr. Chandler holds a dual M.A. in Photography and History from the University of California at Berkeley and 
has completed extensive coursework
in Ancient Egyptian Astronomy and Numerology through the California
Metaphysical Institute in Berkeley, California and in Anthropogenesis
and Human Science through the Theosophical Institute in New York
City. Wayne is the author of Ancient
Future: The Teachings and Prophetic Wisdom of the Seven Hermetic
Laws of Ancient Egypt. |
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MICHAEL
C. FROST, Ph.D.  Michael C. Frost is the Founder and Director of the American Association
of Taoist Studies in Richmond Heights, Ohio. Dr. Frost holds a
Ph.D. and M.S. in Holistic Health Sciences and Naturopathy from
Clayton College. Michael is the author of Choosing
Life: Guidelines to Avoiding Extinction. |
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| MWATABU
S. OKANTAH, M.A. Mwatabu S. Okantah, M.A., is the Assistant Director/Poet in Residence at the Department of Pan-African Studies and the Director of the Center of Pan-African Culture at Kent State University.  Mr. Okantah is the author of several books of poetry, his work has been published in numerous journals and anthologies of African American literature, and he has appeared as a poet and motivational speaker throughout the USA, Canada, and Africa. Okantah is also an accomplished musical performer and presently is the leader of the four-piece performance group, Muntu Kuntu Energy Ensemble. His most recent work, Reconnecting Memories: Dreams No Longer Deferred, was published in 2004 and his spoken word and original music CD, Guerilla Dread: Griot Style, is soon to be released. Mr. Okantah holds an M.A. in Creative Writing from the City College of New York and a B.A. degree in English and African Studies from Kent State University. |
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| JAMES
M.K. SPRIGGS James M.K. Spriggs is the Editor and a Featured Writer for Black Culture Magazine, a Consultant for Special Projects with the African American Museum, and the Coordinator of the Museum’s Youth Opportunities Project. A prolific writer, Mr. Spriggs has been the Editor and Theatre Critic for The Real Deal, a Cleveland-based periodical, and a Contributing Writer for the Cleveland Free Times. Spriggs is also an active Stage Actor and Playwriter with performances through the Cleveland Public Schools and the New Future Outlook League. He is a former Theatre Instructor with Cuyahoga Community College and an Instructor with the Black Cultural Center of Cleveland State University. |
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