Augurie Ezioma Stevens

B.Sc. Sociology – Clayton State University – Morrow, GA.; M. Ed. Adult Education and Curriculum Development – Strayer University, Atlanta, GA.; EdD (2019) – Curriculum and Instruction (Northcentral University, Prescott Valley, AZ. More than twenty-five years in various administrative and educational positions in the United States and Liberia. A highly accomplished Educator in Adult Education, Curriculum Development, Master Trainer/Instructor K –12, and Lecturer in Higher Education. Founder of the Alpha Learning Institute in 2014, an Adult Literacy program that was dissolved because of the Ebola Crisis in Liberia. Currently, I am the Vice President of Academic Affairs at the African Methodist Episcopal University (AMEU) in Liberia, West Africa. 

Founder/CEO of the E. Tyson and Maryann Woods Educational Foundation, Inc., a registered International Non-Profit Organization (NGO) founded in 2020. Our Organization is primarily impacting the lives of children K-12 in Liberia through adequate education. Our focus is on strengthening students’ skills at the secondary level (grades: 9, 10, 11, & 12) to pass the West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE). The West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) is administered to public and private schools in Liberia for eligible students to enter tertiary institutions. Since our inception, we have successfully produced students who took the WASSCE and passed on their first attempt. The trend is that our students will not re-sit the Exams.