Dr. Symone Campbell is a Research Fellow with the Siegel Family Endowment, specializing in research at the intersection of K-12 education and AI technology. Dr. Campbell is also an Adjunct Professor at Howard University in the Center for Applied Data Science and Analytics (CADSA). 

Dr. Campbell places a strong emphasis on the sociotechnical aspects of technology through examining the cultural usage and creation of Black-owned digital technologies, specifically tailored for Black K-12 students. She highlights the pivotal roles of Black technologists and community advocates in providing students with essential digital tools, paving the way for a more just future. 

Dr. Campbell's research provides implications for tech policy, responsible AI systems, and human-computer interaction while actively shaping discourse and contributing to the understanding of such critical areas. Her commitment to this field is exemplified through research engagements with prominent organizations like the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and the National Science Foundation.

  • Howard University │May 2023

Ph.D. in Communications, Culture & Media Stuides

  • University at Albany │May 2019

M.A. in Africana Studies

  • Buffalo State University │May 2017

B.A. in Sociology

  • This course is designed to help students think explicitly about their social responsibility as data scientists and the impact on the world of what they are building and analyzing by engaging with fundamental questions of justice in relation to data and computing in American society.

  • This course provides an opportunity for students to engage in high-level inquiry focusing on an area of specialization within data science with a social justice lense.

  • This course is designed to develop skills for effective communication within a variety of contexts including academic, organizational, and professional settings as well as interpersonal relationships from a DEI perspective.