Dr. Maribel Roman is a esteemed development consultant with over thirty years of experience in operational excellence, program development and higher education. She holds a Master of Diplomacy and a Ph.D. in Education Leadership & Policy from Seton Hall University.
Dr. Roman's career began with a unique combination of law enforcement and education. While pursuing her Criminal Justice degree, she worked as a Correction Officer in a New Jersey prison. This experience ignited her passion for proactive youth intervention, prompting her to transition from the legal field to education leadership.
In higher education, Dr. Roman has made significant contributions. She co-founded and co-directs the Center for Global Education at Seton Hall University. At Teachers College, Columbia University, she directed the Office of International Affairs and taught graduate courses in Conflict Resolution and Diplomacy.
Since retiring from full-time academia in 2016, Dr. Roman has dedicated herself to consulting. She specializes in designing, organizing, and managing programs that provide educational opportunities and foster personal growth. Her consultancy work reflects her commitment to empowering individuals.
Dr. Roman is also an author. Her book, "Joy in the Midst of Pain," narrates her personal journey and the stories of individuals who, despite chronic pain, live joyfully and make meaningful contributions to their communities.
Passionate about making a difference, Dr. Roman continues to inspire through her consultancy, advocacy, and writing, embodying a life dedicated to education, empowerment, and positive change.
