Marc L. DeWitt, M.Ed.

Department:
Inclusive Excellence
Title:
Assistant Director, Bolinga Center
Address:
Student Union 019C, 3640 Colonel Glenn Hwy, Dayton, OH 45435-0001
Email:
marc.dewitt@wright.edu

 

Marc L. DeWitt, M.Ed., is assistant director of the Bolinga Black Cultural Resources Center in the Department of Inclusive Excellence. Mr. DeWitt holds a Master of Education in Higher Education (The American College of Education), with a Focus of Study in Community College Leadership. He has taught courses in African American History 1619-1900, History of Wilberforce University, and First Year Seminar. Mr. DeWitt was in Black Leadership Dayton (2018), a recipient of Parity's Top 10 African American Male Award (2020), an Ohio Association of Community College Leadership Institute Fellow (2022), and presented to the North Central Sociological Association's Cenntenial Conference "W.E.B.DuBois: The Ohio Years" (2024).

Areas of Expertise:

  • Higher Education 
  • Community College Leadership
  • US History
  • African American/Black Studies

Courses Taught:

  • UVC 100 - First Year Seminar (College Success for DECA Scholars)
  • UVC 1010 - Intro to Liberal Arts: Black Excellence (College Success Special Topic in Black Excellence)

Education History 

  • B.A., 2003, Central State University
  • M.Ed., 2021, American College of Education
  • Ed.D., (in progress)
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