Dr. Rashad R. Muhammad is an Adjunct Professor at Nations University, an online institution based in New Orleans, LA. In this capacity, he teaches courses on Ancient Near East History and Islam & Christianity: A Comparative Study. His role allows him to engage students in critical discussions on historical and theological topics, fostering a deeper understanding of religious and cultural intersections.
Furthering his commitment to cultural and mental health studies, Dr. Muhammad completed a Doctorate in Intercultural Studies. His research specifically focuses on African American Mental Health Disparities and Intersectionality, providing valuable insights into the historical and societal factors affecting mental health within marginalized communities. This specialization enables him to contribute to critical discussions on cultural competence, mental wellness, and social advocacy.
Complementing his academic achievements, Dr. Muhammad holds a Certification in Biblical Counseling, enhancing his ability to provide faith-based guidance and support. His diverse educational and professional experiences uniquely position him as an educator, mentor, and thought leader in theological, sociocultural, and mental health discourses. Through his work, he inspires and equips individuals to navigate complex issues with wisdom and compassion.
Furthering his commitment to cultural and mental health studies, Dr. Muhammad completed a Doctorate in Intercultural Studies. His research specifically focuses on African American Mental Health Disparities and Intersectionality, providing valuable insights into the historical and societal factors affecting mental health within marginalized communities. This specialization enables him to contribute to critical discussions on cultural competence, mental wellness, and social advocacy.
Complementing his academic achievements, Dr. Muhammad holds a Certification in Biblical Counseling, enhancing his ability to provide faith-based guidance and support. His diverse educational and professional experiences uniquely position him as an educator, mentor, and thought leader in theological, sociocultural, and mental health discourses. Through his work, he inspires and equips individuals to navigate complex issues with wisdom and compassion.
