Post Traumatic School Disorder: Empowerment Strategies for African American Males
Dr. William “Flip” Clay is the CEO of Rhyming to Respect, LLC. He is a dynamic, energetic, creative, and nationally acclaimed consultant, writer, and speaker who has been on the Steve Harvey Morning Show with Mr. Tony Richards. Dr. Clay was also featured in the education section of the Washington Post, and featured on WTTG/WDCA Fox 5 News in Washington, DC.  In 2010, the first Hispanic Supreme Court Justice of the United States; Justice Sonia Sotomayor recognized Dr. Clay as an extraordinary role model and leader. Dr. Clay has been featured on the front cover of The Maryland National Education Association Action Line Magazine. Dr. Clay is the founder and creator of M.O.A. (Men of Ardmore) a data-driven successful elementary-based male empowerment program. Dr. Clay is also the founder of AfroLino. A male empowerment program bridging the academic and social gaps between African American and Latino males.   Dr. Clay is also a member of several professional organizations that include the National Alliance of Black School Educators, the Association of Supervision and Curriculum Development, American Counselor Association and Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity Incorporated. Dr. Clay is also a member of Ebenezer A.M.E. Church in Fort Washington , Md.    A graduate of Charleston Job Corps, Dr. Clay holds an undergraduate degree from West Virginia State College and a graduate degree from Virginia State University. Dr. Clay recently completed his doctoral degree from Argosy University; the American School of Professional Psychology in Washington DC.