Merril Holloway

Merril Holloway is a Lecturer in the Department of History, Political Science, and Philosophy at Delaware State University. He holds a Master of Arts in American History and a Bachelor of Arts in Education and History. With 10 years of teaching experience, he has instructed at four institutions, including Delaware State University, Delaware Technical & Community College, Cecil College, and Wesley College.

Education:

• Master’s Degree in American History
• Bachelor’s Degree in Education and History

Research/Teaching Interests: Holloway specializes in teaching courses such as African American History, U.S. History (I and II), Introduction to Political Science, American Government, Western Civilization, Psychology, Sociology, and First Year Seminar. He emphasizes education as a key to societal success, rooted in his belief that 'education is the key to success.'

Background: As a 'military kid,' Holloway spent formative years in Frankfurt, Germany, completing high school there before pursuing higher education. His diverse teaching portfolio reflects a commitment to interdisciplinary education and civic engagement.