Daryl Carter

Daryl Carter serves as a Part-Time Lecturer in the Department of History and Political Science at North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University, teaching core undergraduate history courses including African-American History surveys, US History chronologies, and Quantitative History methodology through 2023.

His academic credentials include:

• Ph.D. in History (2011, University of Memphis) - Dissertation: 'President Bill Clinton, African Americans, and the Politics of Race and Class'
• M.A. in History (2006, East Tennessee State University)
• B.S. in Political Science (2004, East Tennessee State University)

As an American political historian, Dr. Carter's research examines presidential leadership through race-class lenses, with publications analyzing Clinton-era politics and Bush-era policy transitions. His 2014 academic memoir provides generational insights into faculty experiences. His teaching integrates quantitative methods with historical analysis across foundational US history periods.

Dr. Carter's 2014-2016 service included Program Coordination and Professional Service roles at North Carolina A&T, supporting departmental operations without documented research funding or graduate supervision activities.