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Sherice Janaye Nelson

Adjunct Professor, Southern University and A & M College

About Sherice

Nelson's research interests include Black political leadership, Black women as political agents, and the Black experience throughout the Diaspora. She is a proud alumnus of the distinguished Howard University, where she received her Doctorate of Philosophy in Political Science specializing in International Relations, Black Politics, and American Government. Nelson is a leadership scholar as her dissertation discussed the leadership styles of Hillary Clinton and Dr. Madeleine Albright respectively. She is a professor, and most recently taught at St. Mary's College of California. Because Nelson has only been educated at Historically Black Colleges and Universities, their continuous strength and existence are of great importance to her. She earned her Masters of Public Administration at the University of the District of Columbia and graduated Magna Cum Laude with a dual degree in History and English from Stillman College in Tuscaloosa, Alabama.

Publications

"Transformational Leadership and Decision Making: Madeleine Albright and Hillary Clinton, a Case Study of Kosovo and Libya," Howard University, March 1, 2015.

Discusses how to evaluate and use multiple theoretical frameworks across disciplines.

"The United States Budding Relationship with Iran and its Effects on the Crisis in Yemen: A Case for Transactional Leadership, a Call for Transformation" Journal of the International Relations and Affairs Group 5, no. 1 (forthcoming): 139-156.

Examines the transactional relationship between the United States, Saudi Arabia, and Iran have affected Yemen.