Ginetta V. Hamilton is a native of Alvin, South Carolina. Mrs. Hamilton is a proud graduate of the University of South Carolina, where she obtained both her Bachelor of Arts degree and Master of Arts in Elementary Education degree. Mrs. Hamilton retired after serving as an educator for 25 years in Richland School District 2 at Joseph Keels Elementary. Mrs. Hamilton has written four books: Black History: Someone Forgot to Teach the Children (recently revised); Navigate to Success: Understand the Past, Prepare for the Future, Move Forward (on black history); Waverly, a Historic Perspective Through the Eyes of Senior Citizens; as well as The Civil War, Slavery, and the Laws – A Research Guide Timeline. She volunteers with Junior Achievement USA, Midlands Education and Business Alliance, IT-ology Columbia. She holds membership in Literacy 2030, the Spann Watson Chapter of the Tuskegee Airmen, SCCAAS, and the Columbia Branch NAACP. She is a member of the Greater St. Luke Baptist Church, Columbia SC, and Bethlehem Baptist, Alvin, SC. Mrs. Hamilton is married, has two children and two grandchildren.
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Navigate to Success: Understand the Past, Prepare for the Future, Move Forward Presented by Ginetta V. Hamilton. Learning and understanding about historical events, places, and often just ordinary people who played a critical role in challenging unjust laws will empower participants. The personal stories, timeline of events, as well as the words of wisdom and … Read more
The Tuskegee Airmen – A Closer Look Presented by Ginetta V. Hamilton. This presentation will focus on the 5 Ws (Who? What? When? Where? Why?) of the Tuskegee Airmen as well as their plight to prove their abilities. Click here for the Speakers Bureau Application.
Historic Rural Construction Presented by Ginetta V. Hamilton. Ginetta V. Hamilton will share important facts from her book Black History: Someone Forgot to Teach the Children. She will address the struggle and contributions of African Americans both in South Carolina and in the country. Click here for the Speakers Bureau Application.
PO Box 5287
Columbia SC 29250
2711 Middleburg Drive
Suite 203
Columbia SC 29204
803-771-2477
