The SEED Foundation
Quinton Lampkin has a diverse work experience, starting in 2008 as a Business Analyst at Deloitte. Quinton then moved on to various roles in education and nonprofit organizations, including the Manager of Postsecondary & Alumni Engagement and Manager of Business Operations & Partnerships at The National "I Have A Dream" Foundation, Program Director at The Posse Foundation, and Community School Director at Communities In Schools National Office. Quinton also founded their own company, Scholar Navigator, LLC, working as a Founder & Education Consultant. Most recently, Quinton is serving as the Director of College Transition & Success at The SEED Foundation.
Quinton Lampkin's education history includes a Bachelor of Business Administration (B.B.A.) degree in International Business from American University. Quinton also pursued a Master's degree at Teachers College, Columbia University, but there is no specific field of study mentioned. Additionally, they have a Master of Philosophy (MPhil) degree from the University of Cambridge, but the duration and field of study are unspecified. Quinton has obtained a certification in "College Advising for the Busy Education Professional" from Teachers College, Columbia University in July 2020.
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The SEED Foundation
The SEED Foundation is a national nonprofit that partners with urban communities to provide innovative educational opportunities that prepare underserved students for success in college and beyond. We establish college-prep, public boarding schools and offer SEED graduates postsecondary support through the SEED College Transition & Success Program. In 1998, the Foundation opened The SEED School of Washington, D.C. – the nation’s first urban public boarding school. It serves 340 students in grades 6 - 12. To date, 93 percent of all SEED graduates have enrolled in college. Building on that success, The SEED School of Maryland opened in Baltimore in 2008. Approximately 400 students live and learn on the 52-acre SEED Maryland campus; the school graduated its first class of seniors in 2015, and 100% of graduates were accepted to four-year colleges. In August 2014, The SEED School of Miami opened its doors to its first class of 60 sixth-graders, and will add a grade each year until it has 400 students enrolled in grades six through twelve. SEED has also been recognized in the national media for our model and our results. Our success has been celebrated by 60 Minutes, The Oprah Winfrey Show, the documentary film Waiting for "Superman," the Today Show, the New York Times, Time Magazine, Fox News, and CNN, among others. Visit our website to view SEED's coverage in the news: https://www.seedfoundation.com/seed-in-the-news The SEED Foundation is always seeking talented employees to support our mission. View our job openings here: https://www.seedfoundation.com/careers-foundation/