I Kamilah Hiwott
About I Kamilah Hiwott
Kamilah Hiwott is a Program Lead at Podium, where she has worked since 2022. She has a diverse work history that includes roles in customer service and education, and she aspires to become a professor in African American studies and history.
Current Role at Podium
Kamilah Hiwott serves as a Program Lead at Podium, a position she has held since 2022. In this role, she is responsible for overseeing various programs and initiatives within the organization. Her work focuses on enhancing program effectiveness and ensuring alignment with organizational goals. Hiwott's contributions are integral to the success of Podium's mission.
Previous Work Experience
Kamilah Hiwott has a diverse work history that includes roles in various sectors. She worked as a Cashier at Chick-fil-A White Oak Village and as a Sales Floor Associate at Rack Room Shoes, both in 2018. Additionally, she held positions at Panera Bread and Chopt Creative Salad Company in 2019. Hiwott also served as a Full-Time Cashier at Habitat for Humanity International from 2020 to 2021 and as a Development Intern at The Faison Center from 2017 to 2019.
Education and Academic Pursuits
Kamilah Hiwott studied at Virginia Commonwealth University, focusing on African-American/Black Studies. She attended the university from 2019 to 2023, completing her third year of study. Hiwott aspires to become a professor in African American studies and history, reflecting her commitment to education and its transformative potential.
Internship Experience
In 2021, Kamilah Hiwott gained valuable experience as an Education Intern at the Virginia Museum of History & Culture. This internship lasted for four months and provided her with insights into educational programming and historical interpretation. Her internship experience complements her academic background and passion for education.
High School Education
Kamilah Hiwott completed her high school education at Richmond Community High School, where she studied from 2015 to 2019. This foundational education contributed to her later academic pursuits and career development.