ABOUT
DR. MARCIA E.
JACKSON
My mission in life is to help people.
I believe, through our personal life experiences, we possess the
valuable lessons that help us heal from within.
Before writing Until Now, I co-authored the anthology Fearless Faith and will continue writing to help others heal from their past. I aim each day to build a life of purpose and meaning that inspires and empowers others.
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BIO
Dr. Jackson is a leader, advocate and mentor in public education in the Washington, DC metropolitan area. Her passion for educating young people and shaping the next generation of educators and leaders has spanned the last 22 years. It includes teaching, school counseling, school administration, central office administration, and higher education in the District of Columbia, Maryland, and Virginia school divisions. She has also served as an adjunct professor with The George Washington University.
Dr. Jackson believes that each person possesses God-given gifts, natural talents, and sometimes hidden strengths. She is passionate about helping all people recognize and cultivate their strengths.
Dr. Jackson earned a bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Louisiana Tech University, a master’s degree in Education and Human Development from The George Washington University, a master’s degree in Educational Administration from Trinity University, and a doctoral degree in Educational Administration and Policy Studies from The George Washington University.
Dr. Jackson is a native of Shreveport, Louisiana. She has resided in the Washington, DC metropolitan area for the last 27 years. Dr. Jackson recently authored a fiction novel entitled Until Now.
