Frederick Joseph McCullough

Dedicated professional successful in long-term classroom management on behalf of teachers absent for extended periods. Decisive leader and analytical problem solver dedicated to helping students develop to their full potential. Talent for utilizing diverse educational techniques. This dedication extends beyond the classroom to community engagement, research, data analysis, and congregational need assessments.

• Pacific Institute for Community Organizing (PICO, now Faith in Action), Faith Leader, Organizing the community on issues of social justice, healthcare, and immigration., Lobbying the Nebraska delegation for the Affordable Care Act.
• The Clergy Coalition of St. Louis, Member, Engagement in community concerns such as education, voting, and de-escalation of any violent crimes., Served as the Chair for the Socioeconomic Committee.
• BOLD Nebraska, Board Member, Advocated for immigration rights, social justice, and economic equality.
• St. Louis Faith Labor Alliance, Member, Engaged in community organizing advocating for worker’s rights.
• St. Louis City Board of Election Commissioners, Poll Worker Judge – verifying that voters are eligible to vote., Voting Precinct Manager – managing the poll worker personnel to provide voter confidence.

• The Atlanta-North Conference of the African Methodist Episcopal Church Board of Examiners.
• Deacon Orders for Ministry, The African Methodist Episcopal Church.
• Elder Orders for Ministry, The African Methodist Episcopal Church, 1996.
• State of Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education, Certified Substitute Teacher, Missouri

• 100 Black Men of Metropolitan St. Louis
• The Clergy Coalition of Metropolitan St. Louis
• The Association of Black Sociologists
• The American Sociological Association
• Tau Sigma National Honor Society
• The Alpha Lambda National Anthropology Honor Society