Randy Singleton

Randy Singleton is an assistant professor in the Department of Political Science & History at Hampton University. Professor Singleton specializes in U.S. and African American History, having taught various History & Political Sciences courses at St. Leo University for 20 years as an adjunct instructor. He taught History, Geography, and Government classes for Chesapeake Public Schools for 24 years, and Norfolk Public Schools for 11 years. Professor Singleton worked for State Operated Programs teaching incarcerated youth at Chesapeake Juvenile Services before retiring from public schools with 35 years of service to the state of Virginia. Professor Singleton has served as the Community Affairs Correspondent for the New Journal and Guide newspaper (Virginia’s oldest African American newspaper) for the last 15 years, publishing numerous articles on public affairs and cultural events. He has also worked for the Richmond Free Press as a free-lance photographer. Professor Singleton earned a MA in History from Old Dominion University and a BA in History Education from Norfolk State University.