David White
President
Adjunct Professor at Xavier University brings a scholarly foundation with years of collegiate instruction in higher learning to the project with emphases on education from a universal perspective that addresses educational failures that plague the present programs. His publications focus on Ethics and historical significance.
President of the Something Small Corporation, A member of the American Psychological Association (APA), over 15 years of educational experience, and an additional 20 years of managerial and retail expertise has strengthened a foundation of commitment toward excellence.
As a member on the board of director for “Side Streams,” the social and political evolution of the need in our area made action mandatory and found ways to bring hope to the most challenged members of our society. The involvement of programs within the Xavier support system like Smooth Transitions, a mentor program for incoming student and visits to high schools, talking to students has opened the realization of participation for the benefit of others as a mandate for human evolution.Our Non-profit is small, but the need is great. As we grow, our commitment will stand as a beacon. We will make a difference through inspiring the young and bring hope to all in need.
KEYSTONE UNIVERSAL
EDUCATION
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Gwen White, Ph.D.
Secretary & Treasurer
Dr. Gwen White is a Teaching Professor of Information Technology and Statistics at Xavier University in Cincinnati, Ohio. Her interests include educational technology, minority inclusion in education, data backup integrity, disaster recovery, Six Sigma and developing inroads for women in technology.
For over 20 years she owned a computer company called SMA Computers in the Greater Cincinnati area. Major projects conducted included the Paul Brown Stadium, State of Ohio, Cincinnati Police Department and the University of Cincinnati.
Dr. White has degrees from Miami University (’86) Political Science, University of Cincinnati (’90) Master of City Planning/Economic Development, Morehead State (’03) MBA in Computer Information Science and a Ph.D. in Applied Management, Walden University (’17).