Joyvin Benton

Joyvin Benton, PhD, is a dynamic and adaptive leader with over 10 years of experience in racial and educational justice, strategic planning, monitoring, program development, program evaluation, and fundraising.

Recognized for her outstanding communication skills, collaborative work ethic, and proficiency in interdepartmental coordination, she excels in preparing reports and creatively developing solutions.

She is a recipient of prestigious awards such as the Independent Sector, American Express, Next Generation Fellowship, and has been honored as a top 20 over 20 nonprofit professional in Arkansas by the Young Nonprofit Professionals Network.

With a Ph.D. in Urban Systems from Rutgers University and an M.A. in Social Psychology from San Diego State University, Joyvin has a strong educational background to complement her professional expertise.

Having held various roles including Sr. Gifts Officer at University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff, Director Of Development at Winthrop Rockefeller Institute, and Director of Development at Arkansas Public Policy Panel, she has demonstrated her diverse skill set.

Her experience as an Educational Consultant, Research Assistant, Adjunct Professor, and Program Coordinator showcases her versatility and commitment to making a difference in the nonprofit and educational sectors.

Joyvin Benton's leadership at the W.E.B. DuBois Scholars Institute-Princeton University Campus and her role as a Director at various organizations underline her dedication to fostering growth and positive change in her community.