Rosilyn Carroll

Dr. Rosilyn Carroll is an educator, education administrator, minister, and author. She served as academic director of Hamline University’s Center for Excellence in Urban Teaching and has worked as an educator instructor at Ujamaa Place.

Carroll is associated with Why Culture Counts: Teaching Children of Poverty, a work focused on culturally responsive teaching and the effects of culture and poverty on student achievement. However, available catalog records identify Donna Walker Tileston and Sandra K. Darling as the book’s authors, so Carroll’s authorship of this title could not be independently verified.