Dr. Jennifer Young Wallace—Leaving a STAMP on Education and Her ATE Presidency (Part 1 of 2)
Our Guest, Dr. Jennifer Young Wallace, is a tenured Associate Professor/Coordinator of the. Doctoral Program-Educational Leadership for the College of Education at Jackson State University, a Tier II research university, where she presently serves as JSU Faculty Senate President.
Dr. Wallace served as national President 2025-2026 for the Association of Teacher Educators (ATE), making history as the first president who is an alumnus of and employed at an HBCU. She is the 5th African American president in the 105-year history of theorganization. She travels over the United States as keynote speaker for national conferences, baccalaureate exercises, organizations’ initiatives and others.
She will be presenting her research on Critical Race Theory in America in Dublin, Ireland, representing the United States as ATE President.
Wallace is the president of the Capital Area Sunset Rotary Club, where she is a charter member, and is having her second round as president. She is a product of Holmes County and graduated from SV Marshall High School in 1987 as Valedictorian.
Your Host: Jacob Easley II, PhD, PMP
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Greeting: Nicholas Hartlep
Research Assistant: Emma Worthington
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