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Reginald Black M.S.
Program Analyst for the Department of Employment Services
Reginald Black M.S. is an accomplished professional with over 15 years of experience in creating positive learning environments for students of diverse learning abilities.
With a Master's of Science in Natural Resources Management and a Bachelor's of Science in Environmental Science from the University of Maryland Eastern Shore, Reginald has a strong educational background in science.
Reginald has held various roles, including Workforce Development Specialist and Supervisor of Workforce Development at the Government of the District of Columbia, demonstrating his expertise in education and workforce development.
His experience as Director of Admissions at Trinity Washington University and as an Adjunct Professor showcases his commitment to higher education and guiding students towards successful post-secondary transitions.
Known for his exceptional organizational skills, strong communication abilities, and passion for supporting students and families, Reginald Black M.S. is dedicated to fostering academic success and social-emotional development in students.
Throughout his career, Reginald has proven his ability to provide differentiated instruction, connect with students from various backgrounds, and support individuals with emotional and behavioral disorders.
His background in marine estuary environmental science along with his work at organizations like the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service highlight his expertise in environmental science and conservation.
Reginald's diverse professional experience, educational qualifications, and commitment to student success make him a valuable asset in the field of education and workforce development.
Highlights
On Jan 23, 2024 we had a time! The first annual Legislative College Affordability Day presented by the Maryland Alliance for College Affordability and Equity. I want to thank Mr. and Mrs. Fisher for inviting me to this phenomenal event. I look forward to the 2025 meeting!
25 Years of Service at the Spellman House
Under the direction of Fannie and Gregory Featherstone every Thanksgiving for the last 25 years they have served the seniors at the Spellman House in College Park, MD. I'm so humbled to be of service for the last 7 years. I love spending time with and serving the seniors. A Big thank you goes out to the Featherstones for allowing me to be a part of history!!
Ms. Molette …first, we LOVE LOVE LOVE YOU and your presence in your community. Blessing upon blessing … This is a story that has transcended for almost 3 decades from bringing a scrumptious meal to her dad to seeing and filling the need of others. Fannie and Gregory Featherstone along with their family has taken on this labor of love, bringing smiles to faces and full bellies to the residents of Spellman House, senior citizens and special assistance living, in College Park MD. Delivering and serving that same type of scrumptious meal that Fannie had done for her father while a resident at Spellman House, 2023 marks 25 years of this labor of love. Nearly 27yrs after her father’s passing, Fannie and her family have delivered and served hundreds of scrumptious Thanksgiving meals to the residents at this complex. Residents have enjoyed food, fun, and fellowship...all which is orchestrated by the hands of Fannie, Dr. Featherstone, turkey donations from their local Church (Refreshing Springs COGIC), donations from a few, and most importantly the volunteers that come out year after year to aid in the serving and other aspects for the residents at Spellman House. Fannie happens to be my mother - and this is truly a family and friends affair which I believe is worth recognizing - most of the expenses are covered by my parents and they prepare the entire Thanksgiving meal for the residents which includes all the trimmings. If there's an opportunity to acknowledge a local hero or simply an amazing labor of love story that has sustained, even during COVID, please consider this event and its sponsors. Thanks~
