Shelvy L. Campbell-Monroe, Ph.D., associate dean of diversity and inclusion for the Marshall University schools of medicine and pharmacy, has been named president of the National Association of Medical Minority Educators, Inc. (NAMME). Campbell-Monroe, who will serve a two-year term as president through September 2024, has served on the executive board for NAMME since 2017 including leadership roles as national program chair and president-elect.

NAMME is the leading provider of informational resources, training and advocacy working to ensure racial and ethnic diversity in the health professions. NAMME also provides critical guidance and professional development opportunities for individuals dedicated to these efforts and the students they serve. 

In her role at Marshall University, Campbell-Monroe is responsible for developing diversity and equity programs for the schools of medicine and pharmacy, ensuring a quality and inclusive educational experience for all students, faculty and staff. She also serves in other state and local leadership roles, including leadership board chair for the West Virginia Arthritis Foundation and treasurer for the Dunbar Athletic Boosters, Inc. 

Campbell-Monroe has more than 30 years of experience in higher education, building long-term strategic partnerships and is known for her ability to connect with teams, volunteers and supporters to create positive community impact.

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Media Contact: Michele McKnight, Marshall University Schools of Medicine & Pharmacy, 304-691-1713

Date Posted: Tuesday, October 11, 2022