Kemet in the Desert Black Weekend 2024 Lec ture Series will include Ilia &ldquo\;Rashad&rdquo\; Muhammad. An \;ed ucator\, author and revered researcher hailing from Memphis\, TN. Known as an educational \;revolutionary\, he is a graduate of The University o f Memphis\, completing his Master&rsquo\;s Degree \;in Education at Un ion University\, Jackson\, TN where his Capstone project unveiled &ldquo\; Racism in \;Education&rdquo\;. In theological and academic arenas\, he is both lauded and feared for elucidating \;heavily misunderstood sub ject matters and bringing them to the forefront of public discourse. \ ; \;He has authored several highly acclaimed books including UFOS AND THE NATION OF ISLAM: \;The Source\, Proof\, And Reality Of The Wheels (2013) and Exposing The War Against Islam \;(2017). More recently he h as produced the independent documentary series\, &ldquo\;ANSWERED&rdquo\; which highlights the most \;important data pertaining to the UFO pheno mena and its relevance to Black and indigenous people. His publications&nb sp\;and presentations continue to challenge and confound world scholars re garding these global issues.
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\nRounding out the weekend will be Dr. Anika Daniels-Osaze who has studied Ancient Egypt \;(Kemet) for 30 years\, focusing on language\, spirituality\, and ancient medicine. Dr. DanielsOsaze earned her Bachelor of Arts degree from Cornell University in Linguistics and Cognitive \ ;Studies with her Master of Arts degree from New York University in Higher Education Administration and a Master of Public Health in Health Policy a nd Management. She received her \;Doctor of Education from Northeaster n University. Dr. Daniels-Osaze is the Associate Dean \;for Education in the School of Public Health and a Clinical Associate Professor in the D epartment of Health Policy and Management and holds an appointment as a Te aching Associate \;Professor in the Department of Medicine. Dr. Daniel s-Osaze has worked in student affairs for over 25 years specializing \ ;in health professions recruitment\, program and curriculum development\, academic advising\, and financial aid counseling. She has helped to secure $12.4 million in funding for pipeline programs and scholarships at SUNY D ownstate. In \;her current role\, she facilitates all curriculum devel opment and modifications\, accreditation activities\, program evaluation a nd quality improvement. Dr. Daniels-Osaze is an author in the anthology\, What Would I Tell My Younger Self? Volume 1 and has been featured in sever al documentaries. Dr. Daniels-Osaze has received numerous awards including the \;SUNY Chancellor&rsquo\;s Award for Excellence in Professional S ervice\; the Inspiring Leaders in STEM Award\; and\, the Dr. Edward R. Rob inson\, Jr. Medallion Award for Educational Excellence. Working as a volun teer staff member for the African \;Genesis Institute\, she has mentor ed thousands of students\, ages 7 to 14 as well as conducting lectures and tours to Kemet annually for students and adults. With her husband she has taken over 3\,000 people to the African continent. Together they co-found ed the Center for the Restoration of Ma&rsquo\;at\, an institute teaching ancient African history.
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