Doctoral Student
School of Social Work, Howard University
Washington, DC, United States
Born in the heart of Boston, MA, D’Wayne's journey through academia has been driven by a deep-rooted passion for social change, mental health education, and community well-being. D’Wayne earned both his Bachelor's and Master's degrees in Social Work from Adelphi University, where he developed skills in understanding and addressing complex societal issues from a direct practice lens. Currently in the fourth year of his doctoral program at Howard University School of Social Work, his research interest lies at the nexus of social media, mental health, and the Black community. With an unwavering commitment to mental health education and access, he aims to explore the multifaceted impact of digital platforms on the psychological well-being of Black individuals. By investigating the intricate relationship between virtual interactions and mental health outcomes, he aspires to contribute to developing culturally relevant interventions that can bridge mental health disparities.
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From Cohort to Community: A Black Perspective on Navigating Doctoral Culture at an HBCU
Saturday, October 26, 2024
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