Kenya J.H. Smith

Kenya J.H. Smith is an Associate Professor of Law at Southern University Law Center (SULC), where he teaches courses such as Business Associations, Federal Income Tax, and International Human Rights. He holds a B.A. (cum laude) in Political Science from Southern University at New Orleans and a J.D. from the University of Wisconsin Law School. His scholarly focus includes corporate taxation, constitutional law, and nonprofit organizational structures. Prior to academia, Smith served in senior executive roles in New Orleans city government, including Deputy Mayor positions, and worked with BP’s Gulf Coast Recovery team post-MC-252 incident. He is a member of the Wisconsin and Louisiana State Bar Associations and actively involved in nonprofit leadership.

Smith’s research emphasizes legal frameworks for business entities, particularly nonprofits, and the intersection of corporate religion with tax law. His recent publications explore IRS exemptions, corporate liability, and legislative alignment for organizations. He has no listed scientific awards but is recognized for contributions to legal education and community development.

Advising and grants details are not provided in the text. Smith’s affiliations include leadership roles in nonprofit organizations, though specific teams or labs are not mentioned.