Dr. Dwayne Campbell

Dr. Dwayne Campbell has had a diverse range of work experiences. Dr. Dwayne is currently serving as a FUSE Corps Executive Fellow for the City of Durham Community Safety Department, where they collaborate with different cities to develop innovative community-focused pilots and alternative responses to emergency calls. Prior to this, they worked as a Notary Public for the North Carolina Department of the Secretary of State. Dr. Dwayne also served as the Director of Postsecondary Access at the Emily Krzyzewski Center, leading program management and staff functions for their Game Plan: College program.

Dr. Campbell has a background in research and evaluation. Dr. Dwayne worked as a Senior Evaluator at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, leading the evaluation efforts of the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program Education (SNAP-Ed) federal grant and supporting program implementation around improved nutrition for working class families. Dr. Dwayne also served as the Director of Research, Analytics & Evaluation at the United Way of the Greater Triangle, where they evaluated the organization's investments in collaboratives and agencies addressing social challenges.

Earlier in their career, Dr. Campbell worked as a Program Evaluator for the Teen, Health & Success Partnership at the University of Rochester Medical Center, assessing program efficacy and streamlining organizational processes. Dr. Dwayne also worked as a Research Assistant at the University of Rochester - Warner School of Education.

Prior to their work in the United States, Dr. Campbell served as the Dean of St. George's College and taught English at the institution.

Overall, Dr. Dwayne Campbell has a strong background in program management, research, and evaluation, with a focus on community-based initiatives and social challenges.

Dr. Dwayne Campbell's education history includes a Doctor of Education (EdD) degree in Educational Leadership with a specialization in Program Evaluation from the University of Rochester, completed in 2016. Prior to this, they obtained a Master's degree in Applied Psychology from Boston College, completed between 2008 and 2009. Dr. Dwayne also earned a Master of Education (MEd) degree in Educational Leadership and Administration in 2007-2008 and a Master of Education (MEd) degree in Curriculum and Instruction in 2006-2007, both from Boston College.