Invitee Bio

 

● Dennis L Morgan
● Cleveland, Ohio

Dennis Morgan brings a diverse skill set and a passion for community engagement to
his role as a Peace Corps Volunteer.

Professional Journey:
● Substitute Teaching: With over a decade of experience substituting in schools
across Northeast Ohio, Morgan has demonstrated his versatility and dedication
to student success. His expertise in special education and curriculum
development has made him a trusted resource in both high-performing and
struggling schools.
● Refugee Resettlement: During his tenure with Catholic Charities, Morgan played a
pivotal role in developing vocational programs for newly arrived refugees,
emphasizing the importance of employment in successful integration. His
initiatives, particularly in empowering women through job opportunities, have
made a lasting impact on refugee communities. Worked with Refugee Works on
national training programs.

Global Engagement:
● Community Development: Morgan's commitment to sustainable development
extends beyond borders. From co-founding Eko Tim in Sarajevo to leveraging
multimedia production for post-conflict organizations, his work epitomizes his
dedication to fostering inclusive communities and promoting environmental
stewardship.
● Multimedia Production: With a flair for storytelling, Morgan has utilized
multimedia platforms to amplify voices and drive social change. His proficiency
in multimedia production has enabled him to craft compelling narratives,
empowering marginalized communities and advocating for social justice.

Hobbies and Interests:
● Writing and Reading: Outside of his professional endeavors, Morgan is an avid
writer and reader. He finds solace in the written word, using it as a tool for
self-expression and reflection. His love for literature fuels his creativity and
broadens his perspective on the world.
● Sports Enthusiast: In addition to his intellectual pursuits, Morgan is a dedicated
sports enthusiast. Whether on the field or cheering from the sidelines, he finds
joy in the camaraderie and spirit of competition. His involvement in sports
reflects his commitment to teamwork and personal growth.

Education and Interests:
● Academic Background: Morgan holds bachelor's degrees in Urban Studies and
International Relations from Cleveland State University, providing a solid
foundation for his community-focused endeavors. His academic pursuits reflect
his holistic approach to addressing societal challenges.
● Personal Pursuits: Beyond his professional and intellectual endeavors, Morgan
enjoys exploring the outdoors and embracing new adventures. His passion for
travel and outdoor activities reflects his adventurous spirit and zest for life. Last
year, he fulfilled a lifelong dream by spending 18 days in Mexico learning to surf.

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