About Us

Ganelle Moultry-Leach has her PhD in the field of industrial and systems engineering from Virginia Tech.  She has worked as a STEM employee/advocate in many different settings ranging from private industry, academia to secondary education.  This includes her work  experience as an industrial engineer for Roadway Package Systems; a production supervisor for Duracell Battery USA; and a Director of Quality Programs for the College of Engineering, and Architecture at Howard University.  

However, her most rewarding work experience and greatest passion has been to serve her community through providing STEM education to African American students to continue to increase their numbers in STEM professions.  She has done this as a college professor in the Industrial and Systems Engineering Department at North Carolina A&T State University and as a 9^th-12^th grade technology and engineering educator at Charles H. Flowers High School.  Moreover, Dr. Moultry-Leach was founder and creator of a STEM education business called SCEL Success which provided STEM, character enrichment, and leadership to children in grades 1-5 in education settings.  Her present STEM education business is called STEM Empowers Futures.  It introduces elementary students to what is STEM, the different STEM fields and their associated professions.

While a professor at North Carolina A&T University, Dr. Moultry-Leach was two-time Professor of the Year and Outstanding Alumnus for the North Carolina A&T Department of Industrial Engineering.  She also was named Who’s Who Among America’s Teachers.  She served as faculty advisor to the freshman students in the Department and graduate students in the Management Systems Engineering Program.  Dr. Moultry-Leach also was the faculty advisor to the student chapter of the Institute of Industrial Engineers.

Dr. Moultry-Leach is an experienced oral presenter.  Her many presentations range from motivational topics about her personal experiences as a woman and woman of color in the male dominated field of engineering to STEM related topics.  While at NC A&T State University, she created a new academic track and curricula in the field of Management Systems Engineering.  She also created curricula for the technology and engineering courses she taught as a secondary education teacher and for her STEM education businesses.

Dr. Moultry-Leach believes in giving back to her community.  Over the decades she has volunteered in numerous community and church organizations.  She is married with two young adult children and is a member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated and The National Coalition of 100 Black Women, Inc. Prince Georges County, MD.








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