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About Jahman Ariel Hill

Jahman Ariel Hill is a poet, activist, student, and teacher. Currently at the University of Alabama, Jahman is obtaining Master’s degrees in both Communication Studies and Women’s Studies. He holds a Bachelor’s Degree in International Studies with a...More

Jahman Ariel Hill is a poet, activist, student, and teacher. Currently at the University of Alabama, Jahman is obtaining Master’s degrees in both Communication Studies and Women’s Studies. He holds a Bachelor’s Degree in International Studies with a focus in Middle East Relations. Jahman is a Graduate Teaching Assistant, teaching public speaking, coaching the college’s speech and debate team(the Alabama Forensic Council), and researching protest rhetoric and theory of disruption. His activism with the #WeAreDone organization led to the opening of an Intercultural Diversity Center at the University of Alabama. As an individual runner-up in both the 2017 LEAF and Southern Fried Poetry festivals, as well as an Individual World Poetry Slam finalist and co-founder of the Alabama Student Association for Poetry, Jahman aims to combine his passions of protest, black identity, and foreign policy on the stage through the performance of poetry. Recently, he published his first book of poetry and spoken word, Made from my Mother’s Ceilings, through 310 Brown Street. He also loves bacon. Less

University of Alabama
- Graduate Teaching Assistant
- Gender and Race Studies
- August 2018 to Present
University of Alabama
- Graduate Teaching Assistant
- Communication Studies
- August 2016 to May 2018

University of Alabama
- Master of Arts
- August 2017 to Present
Women's Studies - Black Identity/Performing Blackness
University of Alabama
- Master of Arts
- August 2016 to May 2018
Communication Studies - Protest Rhetoric
University of Alabama
- Bachelor of Arts
- August 2014 to May 2016
International Studies - Middle East Relations
Hutchinson Community College
- Associate of Arts
- August 2012 to May 2014
Political Science