Samuel Hinton is Professor of Comparative Education and Educational Studies at Eastern Kentucky University, in Richmond Kentucky. He graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in English, Economics, and International Relations from the University of Durham,..
Samuel Hinton is Professor of Comparative Education and Educational Studies at Eastern Kentucky University, in Richmond Kentucky. He graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in English, Economics, and International Relations from the University of Durham, Durham, England. He received masters of education degrees from the University of Virginia, Charlottesville, Virginia, and Kent State University, Kent, Ohio, respectively, a doctorate in comparative and international education from the University of Virginia, and a Doctor of Philosophy in Practical Theology from Saint Andrews Theological College and Seminary in Thomasville, North Carolina. Dr. Hinton teaches comparative education, research in education, and other graduate foundations of education subjects. His book publications include University Students’ Protests and Political Change…, (New York, The Edwin Mellen Press 2002), Comparing Problems in International Education: Street Children, Citizenship, and Cultural Heritage (New York, The Edwin Mellen Press 2006), and Street Children in Sierra Leone Who Forgive Those Who Physically and Sexually Abuse Them…(New York, The Edwin Mellen Press 2009). Dr. Hinton has also published in Journals such as Social Education, The High School Journal, and Education and Society: International Journal in Education and Sociology, and Comparative Education.
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Diversity in Organizations, Communities, and Nations
