Quintin Robinson

Pursuing a Doctoral Degree in Agricultural Leadership and Community Education at Virginia Tech

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“I love how much STEM influences everything we touch. Given the role STEM plays in the present and future, we need people from all walks of life huddled around innovation for the best pathway forward for mankind."

During his time at Virginia Tech, Quintin was named the Charles Wampler, Sr Research fellow, 1st Place Winner Graduate Research Poster at Minorities in Agriculture, Natural Resources and Related Sciences (MANRRS) 2022 national conference, and has publications featured in the Journal of Agriculture Education, the Agricultural Education Magazine and lastly taught Educational Programs in Agriculture and Life Science. Most recently he won the Dr. Charles R. Drew Memorial Scholarship (George E. Meares award) at the Dr. Mosses C. Norman, Sr. International leadership Conference for Omega Psi Phi. He is interested in getting more underrepresented students involved in the agriculture industry and education. Quintin is currently the Advisor of the Mighty Rho Psi Chapter of Omega Psi Phi since 2016.

Quintin earned his bachelor’s degree and master’s degree at Tennessee State University in Agricultural Business and Agricultural Education. He is completing his Doctoral Degree in Agricultural Leadership and Community Education.