Pamela “Safisha Nzingha” Hill

Pamela “Safisha Nzingha” Hill, Ph.D., serves as chair and assistant professor of interdisciplinary studies at Wiley University. She is a consultant, Africana scholar, cultural educator, journalist, student development practitioner, and life student of Black studies.

Dr. Hill has worked in both student development and academic affairs in higher education for over 30 years. She has served as a mid-level student affairs administrator and has experience teaching higher education, humanities, African American studies, women’s studies, and social work. As an educational consultant, she has developed culturally based curriculums and conducted specialized professional development sessions on cultural competency and sensitivity educational training within academic settings.

Dr. Hill is a graduate of Langston University, Oklahoma’s only HBCU, where she received a bachelor of arts degree in broadcast journalism. Additionally, she holds a master of science in college teaching/student personnel services from Northeastern State University and a Ph.D. in higher and adult education with emphasis in student development and minors in Black studies and educational counseling psychology from the University of Missouri.

Dr. Hill is a paid member of the Red Ventures freelance Education Integrity Network.