Samuel Betances, Ph.D

Dr. Samuel Betances. As a biracial, bicultural, and bilingual citizen of the world, Dr. Samuel Betances has worked in all 50 states and U.S. territories, and in seven countries including Japan to inspire willing learners to aim high, reject rejection, and embrace themselves and each other as powerful team members working toward a more prosperous future.

Dr. Samuel Betances embarked on a new career from dropping out of school in New York's Harlem to earning his Doctorate from Harvard University. As a sociologist, educator and professor of 20 years, he has taught race relations, the U.S. Latino experience, church and society, education and reform, and gender issues.

He gives meaning to the history of heritage groups, historical personas, and events marking the need for collaboration and the reduction of prejudice and racism. He brings audiences to their feet in women's issues forums, African American historical month activities, Hispanic events and celebrations on the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. to name but a few.

Topics:

Workplace Diversity: The benefits and values of diversity, a plus for the bottom line.

Ethnic/Race Relations: After the Aplogy, What?

Gender Issues: Women in leadership and administration.

Educational Reform and Values: Ensuring the success of all students through multicultural education.