Jamie-Lukas Campbell

Jamie-Lukas Campbell BS MSc AFHEA CMgr MCMI is an interdisciplinary decolonial critical scholar and doctoral candidate in the School of History, Anthropology, Philosophy, and Politics at the Queen's University Belfast.

Jamie-Lukas is an experienced public affairs and media professional. Before commencing studies at Queen's, Jamie-Lukas worked as a television researcher, communications strategist, and public affairs professional based in the United States.

Jamie-Lukas's research projects involve intersectionality throughout the military, Black Americans' social and political contributions (and issues about inclusivity, belonging and participation), and the rights of queer people.

Jamie-Lukas is interested in amplifying the voices of those traditionally excluded or marginalized, and is an active champion of pursuing and making research that is accessible and authentic. In academia, Jamie-Lukas is passionate about supporting an academia that is people-centered and seeks to inspire; education is a mission service and as part of the TUS Initiative, Jamie-Lukas champions the active participation and leadership from communities traditionally excluded.

They have advised corporate, not-for-profit, political, and government leaders on communications and press, advance logistics, and executive experience. Jamie-Lukas served as a national advance lead on behalf of the Obama White House, the Democratic National Committee, the Office of Secretary Hillary Rodham Clinton, the Speaker of the New York City Council, and Hillary for America.

Researching the intersectionalities of Blackness and queerness in public institutions.

• Member of the University Senate (as Students' Union Council Representative on Senate)
• Postgraduate Research Representative for the Faculty of the Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences (AHSS)

• Leadership in policy- and change-making
• Inclusion in public institutions
• Civic participation in governance
• Narratives of war and conflict
• African-American history and politics