Ela Teacher/ Humanities Curriculum Specialist
-taught 7th & 8th grade Humanities -worked as a part of a team to develop a comprehensive middle school humanities curriculum
Please complete the CAPTCHA to continue
@theodysseyschool.org
✓
2 phones found area 617
✓
LinkedIn matched
A concise factual answer block for searchers comparing this professional profile.
Elijah Muhammad is listed as Humanities & ELA, Sisters Academy of Baltimore based in Baltimore, Maryland, United States. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at theodysseyschool.org, phone signal with area code 617, and a matched LinkedIn profile for Elijah Muhammad.
Elijah Muhammad previously worked as ELA Teacher/ Humanities Curriculum Specialist at Sisters Academy Of Baltimore and College Completion Advisor at Collegebound Foundation. Elijah Muhammad holds Bachelor Of Arts (B.A.), Sociology from Northeastern University.
This section adds company-level context without repeating Elijah Muhammad's masked contact details.
AeroLeads found 1 current-domain work email signal for Elijah Muhammad. Compare company email patterns before reaching out.
I am currently a middle school humanities educator at Sisters Academy of Baltimore, which serves Black and brown middle school women within Baltimore City. In addition to classroom instruction, I facilitate Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion initiatives as the DEI Coordinator & BoT: Diversity Committee member at various institutions. In my previous role I was a middle school social studies teacher and DEI Coordinator at The Odyssey School and a special education teacher and case manager within the Baltimore City Public School System. My collegiate academic achievements include being selected as an Ujima Scholar. Additionally, I received the Sociology Department Award for Student Activism-Awarded which is awarded to one graduating senior each year who has shown a commitment to social justice on campus and in the community. I am interested in promoting diversity, equity, inclusion, and most importantly justice; within both public and private school contexts. I am passionate about dismantling white supremacy and anti-blackness in social studies and language arts curricula.
Listed skills include Public Policy, Research, International Relations, Microsoft Office, and 7 others.
A career timeline built from the work history available for this profile.
-taught 7th & 8th grade Humanities -worked as a part of a team to develop a comprehensive middle school humanities curriculum
Baltimore, Maryland, United States
-advise a cohort of 80+ Baltimore City Public School graduates as they navigate four-year universities in Maryland
-provide guidance in areas of academics, student life, engagement, and retention as a member of the college completion program (CCP) team
-Worked alongside the Director of Residential Life and Director of Diversity to build an inclusive and equitable atmosphere for our group of international boarding students by creating and implementing a cultural competency curriculum -Oversaw the academic, athletic, and residential life program offerings to ensure complimentary operation and to facilitate successful interactions-Developed a comprehensive student activities program, with a particular focus on the weekend activities and academic enrichment
- Conducted research on youth development and trauma with Professor Gia Barboza which will aid in the completion of the forthcoming book “Three Hots and a Cot: Understanding Trauma and its Relationship to Youth Violence in Boston’s Distressed Neighborhoods”- Streamlined work operation with clerical assistance such as filing, typing, scheduling, mail sorting, and distribution
- Assisted the Head Equipment manager in preparation for all Northeastern University home games - Maintained and was responsible for the upkeep of Men's Varsity locker room an guest team locker room- Ensured that all uniforms and related apparel and equipment are maintained in a clean and serviceable condition-Performed miscellaneous job-related duties as assigned.
AFRAM 33670: Public Policy in Black America Instructor: Professor Meghan Doran
AFRAM 34829: Politics of Poverty Instructor: Professor Gia Barboza
Baltimore, Maryland Area
- Promoted every summer over a five year period from CIT to eventually Head Counselor- Ensured the safety and well-being of 20+ children ages 5-12 over eight week period- Resolved conflicts among children and delegated tasks to coworkers as part of a team
-Worked with both the Director of Diversity and the Director of Academics to monitor and encourage diversity in the K-12 curriculum-Assisted in student support services in all three divisions as needed such as tutoring individual students, aiding with group activities, and assisting during instruction-Served as co-clerk of the Diversity Council, and worked to implement the goals of the council-Developed a process and structure for conducting annual interviews with faculty, students, and parents of color
-Acted as Teaching Assistant and tutor in an English writing class for international students studying in the U.S-Facilitated class discussion and acted as a liaison between the students and the professor -Held daily tutoring sessions and office hours for students in need of extra guidance outside the classroom -Served as a Resident Assistant for the students May through August while they lived at Northeastern University
Greater Boston Area
- Received, sorted, edited and dispersed contracts entered into between University and all third parties - Managed phone lines at front desk, fielding calls on topics from visa status to University litigation- Maintained calendar for staff of attorneys, confirmed scheduled appointments and greeted visitors
Baltimore, Maryland Area
- Collaborated with law clerks to organize and restructure office files and cases - Researched federal law and sentencing patterns and drafted memorandum summarizing charges utilized by Judge
Activities and Societies: Northeastern Black Student Organization, Northeastern Students for Educational Reform, Students Against.
Quick answers generated from the profile data available on this page.
Elijah Muhammad is listed as Humanities & ELA, Sisters Academy of Baltimore.
AeroLeads has found 1 work email signal at @theodysseyschool.org for Elijah Muhammad.
AeroLeads has found 2 phone signal(s) with area code 617 for Elijah Muhammad.
Elijah Muhammad is based in Baltimore, Maryland, United States.
Elijah Muhammad has worked for Sisters Academy Of Baltimore, Collegebound Foundation, The Odyssey School, Baltimore City Public Schools, and Garrison Forest School.
You can use AeroLeads to view verified contact signals for Elijah Muhammad, including work email, phone, and LinkedIn data when available.
Elijah Muhammad holds Bachelor Of Arts (B.A.), Sociology from Northeastern University.
Elijah Muhammad is listed with skills including Public Policy, Research, International Relations, Microsoft Office, Higher Education, Community Outreach, Youth Development, and Editing.
Search by job title, company, industry, location, and seniority. Export verified B2B contact data when you need it.
Start free trial Search contactsCheck these profiles if this is not the Elijah Muhammad you were looking for.