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Darron Turner B.S.S.W., M.S., Ed.D

Associate Vice Chancellor, Student Affairs

Texas Christian University

Education

• B.S. in Social Work — Texas Christian University
• M.S. in Human Relations and Business — Amber University
• Ed.D. in Educational Leadership — Texas Christian University

Work Experience

• TCU — Associate Vice Chancellor, Student Affairs, Title IX Coordinator
• TCU — Assistant Vice Chancellor, Student Affairs (6 years)
• TCU — Assistant Dean and Director of Intercultural Education and Services — (11 years)
• Fort Worth Independent School District — Coordinator of Drug Education — Middle Schools (6 yrs)
• First United Methodist Church — Outreach Program Director — (4 years)

• Adjunct Faculty in Social Work & Education Department (TCU) Taught a 3 hour course “Issues in Diversity” and supervised field placement for Social Work students;
• Consultant, trainer and presenter on issues including diversity, communications, team-building, relationships, leadership training, workplace environments, classroom discipline, alcohol and drugs, sexual assault and etc.
• Trainings — Southern Methodist University (SMU) Residence Hall Assistants, Tarrant Council on Alcohol and Drug Abuse, WFAA – Channel 8, Dallas Morning News, Fort Worth Summerbridge, City of Fort Worth Parks & Recreation, Fort Worth Crime Commission, Haltom City Council, and various school districts.
• Presented at various conferences such as National Conference on Race and Ethnicity (NCORE), Texas A&M Southwestern Black Student Leadership Conference, UT-Dallas Minority Leader’s Conference, TCU Senior Conference, Principal’s Academy, Texas Association of College Registrars and Admission’s Officers Conference (TACRAO), United Methodist Singles State Conference, Texas War on Drugs Conference, National Black Greek Leadership Conference, Texas Diversity and Leadership Conference
• Published Articles
  • Turner, Darron, J. [1996]. Diverse and Divided: A Case for Unity. Journal of Feminist Studies in Religion.
  • Turner, Darron, J. [1995]. Multiculturalism. TCU Image Magazine, 23 [1], 16.

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