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Imani Michelle Scott is a full-time Professor of Liberal Arts at the Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) since 2004. She previously served as Assistant Professor at Clark Atlanta University (1995–2004) and Adjunct Professor at Georgia Perimeter College (1994–2004). Her academic work bridges conflict resolution, trauma studies, and African American identity.
- Ph.D., Nova Southeastern University (2004)
- M.A., Speech Communication, Montclair State University (1993)
- B.A., Communication Arts, Florida Atlantic University (1982)
Scott’s research focuses on intra-group conflict, racial trauma, and societal wellbeing. She has explored topics such as police-minority relations through social cubism, transgenerational trauma in African American communities, and the role of truth and reconciliation processes in addressing racial conflict. Her work often intersects with education, as seen in her studies on conflict resolution programs for inner-city youth.
Scott’s publications span over two decades, emphasizing interdisciplinary approaches to conflict resolution, identity politics, and trauma. Her articles and books reflect collaborations with institutions like ProQuest Publishers and Mellen Publishing, addressing systemic issues in education and society.
- Fulbright Scholar (2022)
- Beacon of Hope Award (2009)
- Presidential Fellowship at SCAD (2009)
- Faculty Fellows Grant (2004)
- Who's Who Among America's Teachers (2004)
Scott has secured grants for service-learning projects and held leadership roles in organizations such as the Truth Telling Project, Association for Conflict Resolution, and NAACP. Her work combines academic rigor with community engagement, advocating for societal healing through education and conflict resolution frameworks.
