Darren "dee" Dubose is a former K-12 educator, a present community member, and future doctoral candidate in the College of Education (Ed. Administration Department) at Michigan State University. His current research interests connect at the junction of the lessons learned from Black graduates and school board members in separate but equal Black schools in the rural South. Particularly, how these alternative knowledges influences their political agency in a deficit K-12 educational landscape. Outside of scholarly research at MSU, dee is an active member of the 517 Wellness Committee in Lansing, Michigan; the Vice President Board Member of Resilient Village; Board Member of Coalition of Schools Educating Mindfully, COSEM.

Experience

  • –present
    PhD Student in Education Administration, Michigan State University

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  • Location: East Lansing, Michigan, U.S.
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