Resume

• 2013

  Master of Arts - MA

  African American History

  Urban History

  Carceal State

  Racial Formation

  Rutgers University–New Brunswick

• 2010

  Master’s Degree

  African American History

  Hip Hop Culture

  Phi Alpha Theta History Honor Society

  Texas Southern University

• 1998

  Bachelors

  Speech & Communications

  Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity

  Inc.\nStudent Government Association\nFish Aides\nAggie Recruitment Committee\nSouthwestern Black Student Leadership Conference\nExCEL

• A Screwed Up History: Welcome & The Origins of Houston Hip Hop

  Awready!: Houston Hip Hop Conference - March 27-28

  2012 Exploring the unique music and culture of Houston hip hop. This conference is presented by the University of Houston Libraries

  the HERE Project at Rice University

  African American Studies at the University of Houston

  and the Cynthia Woods Mitchell Center for the Arts at the University of Houston.

  Dialogue Houston

  Interview w/Lawrence Payne on Dialogue Houston -HCCTV (start at minute 31)

  Copy Embed Code What does it mean to be \"We the people\" in a democracy. Guests: Saundra Boyd Ph

  D.

  Faculty Psychology HCC Central

  Cherry Steinwender

  Exec. Director

  Center for the Healing of Racism. Christal Mercier

  Hair Restoration

  Hair Dreams by Christal. Ruth Burrell Exec. Director

  Kids' Meals

  Maco L.

  Video Landing Page

  Houston

  Texas news 24/7 from FOX 26 News - Your Gulf Coast Weather Authority

  Hip-Hop's Houston Roots Explored in New Book

  PRIDE OF PLACE INTERVIEW WITH AUTHOR OF HIPHOP IN HOUSTON: MACO L. FANIEL

  PRIDE OF PLACE INTERVIEW WITH AUTHOR OF HIPHOP IN HOUSTON: MACO L. FANIEL Special thanks to Maco L. Faniel

  very inspiring and progressive! The book release and signing information here: https://www.facebook.com/events/345916005539124/ shout out to my exclusive producers on a couple of the instrumentals on the background. www.thecratez.com

  Leadership Development

  Content Management

  Leadership

  Race Making

  SEO

  Carceral State

  Adult Education

  African American History

  Academic Advising

  Microsoft Office

  Urban History

  Staff Development

  Higher Education

  Hip Hop

  Resume Writing

  Mass Incarceration

  Community Outreach

  Training

  Public Speaking

  Nonprofits

  “Afterword

  ” Maco L. Faniel

  Hip-Hop in Houston: the Origin and the Legacy

  “Afterword

  ” Maco L. Faniel

  Hip-Hop in Houston: the Origin and the Legacy

  You are Appreciated

  UGK

  Raymond Lopez

  Geto Boys

  Congress Apologizes For Slavery: So What? Now What

  Understanding the human Dr. King

  Joseph A. Orbock

  Rap and Hip-Hop

  African American Designer Brings Swag to the Acadia Denali

  Black Leaders of Political Thought

  Steve Fournier

  Rap-A-Lot Records

  U.G.K. (Pimp C and Bun B)

  Paul Wall

  Beyoncé

  Chamillionaire and Scarface are all names synonymous with contemporary hip-hop. And they have one thing in common: Houston. Long before the country came to know the chopped and screwed style of rap from the Bayou City in the late 1990s

  hip-hop in Houston grew steadily and produced some of the most prolific independent artists in the industry. With early roots in jazz

  blues

  R&B and zydeco

  Houston hip-hop evolved not only as a musical form but also as a cultural movement. Join Maco L. Faniel as he uncovers the early years of Houston hip-hop from the music to the culture it inspired.

  Hip-Hop in Houston: the Origin and the Legacy

  THE HIP-HOP HISTORY OF HOUSTONwith Travis Scott

  Unemployment: The Impact and Consequences

  Faniel (He-Him-His)

  Texas Southern University

  At the Well Young Women’s Leadership Academy

  Providence College

  Piedmont Virginia Community College

  The Petey Greene Program

  Hunter College

  Rutgers University

  New Jersey Scholarship and Transformative Education in Prisons Consortium (NJ-STEP)

  African American Library at the Gregory School in partnership w/Rice University's CERCL

  From the Fire: Leadership Academy For Young Men

  Texas Southern University

  Providence College

  Providence

  Rhode Island

  Adjunct Faculty - Black Studies Program

  Princeton University

  Teach a two week critical reading course for high school boys of color. Hosted at Princeton University.\n

  Instructor and Co-Curricular Lead

  From the Fire: Leadership Academy For Young Men

  New Brunswick

  New Jersey

  Graduate Student (Doctoral) - History

  Rutgers University

  Charlottesville

  Virginia Area

  Adjunct Assistant Professor

  History

  Piedmont Virginia Community College

  Providence

  Rhode Island Area

  Regional Manager-Rhode Island

  The Petey Greene Program

  New Jersey

  Taught \"Intro to African American History\" and \"Cultural Geography\" at New Jersey state prisons. \n\n\"The New Jersey Scholarship and Transformative Education in Prisons Consortium (NJ-STEP) is an association of higher education institutions in New Jersey that works in partnership with the New Jersey Department of Corrections and State Parole Board

  to (a) provide higher education courses for all students under the custody of the State of New Jersey while they are incarcerated

  and (b) assist in the transition to college life upon their release into the community. Our vision is that every person in prison who qualifies for college have the opportunity to take college classes while incarcerated and continue that education upon release.\"

  Adjunct Instructor

  New Jersey Scholarship and Transformative Education in Prisons Consortium (NJ-STEP)

  Princeton

  NJ

  Teach a two week critical reading course for high school girls of color. Hosted at Princeton University.\n

  Instructor

  At the Well Young Women’s Leadership Academy

  Houston

  Texas Area

  Scholar In Residence

  African American Library at the Gregory School in partnership w/Rice University's CERCL

  Providence

  Rhode Island Area

  National Program Manager

  The Petey Greene Program

  Taught \"Intro to Hip Hop Culture and History\"

  Adjunct Lecturer

  Greater New York City Area

  Hunter College