Julius Thompson is a highly accomplished professional with a diverse background in public administration, urban studies, and sociology. His education foundation includes his studies at Bassfield High School and Jackson State University, where he obtained his Bachelor of Arts in Sociology. Later, he graduated with a Master of Public Administration in Public Administration, Urban Studies at The University of Texas at Arlington, making him a well-rounded social scientist with a focus on administration and urbanization.

Julius has held several positions with various organizations, including his current role as a Family Self-Sufficiency Senior Case Manager with the Dallas Housing Authority. In addition to his current role, he worked at Dallas Housing Authority as HCV FSS Case Manager. Furthermore, he has been associated with organizations such as Fort Worth Star-Telegram as a Statistical Editor, Trinity Habitat for Humanity, Habitat for Humanity Mississippi Capital Area, and The Clarion-Ledger as Statistical Editor. As a Family Services Support Coordinator and Construction Coordinator at Trinity Habitat for Humanity, he showed his skills as a compassionate and dedicated professional. He has completed the Americorps Vista and Habitat for Humanity program, which underscores his deep-rooted interest in community development.