معرفی
Carm R. Almonor, Ph.D., J.D., is a Visiting Assistant Professor in the Department of Political Science and Public Affairs and African American Studies Program at Seton Hall University. He concurrently lectures part-time at Princeton University and maintains affiliations with multiple academic and policy institutions. His work integrates legal practice, political theory, and cultural analysis to address systemic inequities in education, criminal justice, and employment.
- Education: Ph.D. (Temple University), J.D. (Boston University), M.L.A. (University of Pennsylvania), B.A. (Rutgers University)
Research focuses on institutional cultural unities, historical continuities, and intersectional analysis of race, gender, and class. Key interests include Afrocentric methodologies in policy-making, legal precedents impacting marginalized communities, and decolonizing knowledge systems. Recent publications explore the Sanchez v. DHS landmark case and Afrocentric frameworks in public policy.
Awards include fellowships from Eagleton Institute of Politics, Public Policy Lab, and National Council of Black Studies Honors Society. Active in advocacy through keynote addresses on Juneteenth, electoral systems, and Black cultural renaissance. Teaches courses such as Race, Identity and Politics in Public Administration and Black Culture, Law and Politics.
