“Dr. Gamble-George exemplifies leadership abilities with integrity, loyalty, and discipline. A good leader, even in an amateur role, would bring innovative and fresh ideas that would develop the respective organization or group growth. Dr. Gamble-George has embraced these qualities with enthusiasm and commitment. She takes great pride in her work and efforts in embracing her leadership roles. Not limiting herself to negative influences and barriers by facing her fears has awarded her great successes in fund-raising events, getting commitment and support from faculty and the student body, and achieving her education goals. Her involvement in campus and community events gives her great public relations skills needed to deliver communications to groups of varying backgrounds and disciplines. Any organization or institution will benefit greatly from the assets and commitment that Dr. Gamble-George will bring. Though bias, my views of Dr. Gamble-George are honest of the same. She comes highly recommended to represent any group, organization, institution, or university.”

– Senior Software Engineer and Raytheon Six Sigma Specialist Coach, Raytheon-NASA Program, United States

“Smart. Motivated. Ambitious. Dr. Gamble-George is an extremely versatile leader; absolutely focused on the task of caring for her fellow man. As a leader, she exemplifies the maturity and discretion of leadership often associated with someone more mature. Throughout her life, she has approached each task and goal with well thought out objectives and always achieved whatever she sort out to accomplish. Someone once said that a good leader inspires men to have confidence in him; a great leader inspires them to have confidence in themselves. Dr. Gamble-George is such a leader and will do great things in the future. As one of the Army’s top leaders, I would be honored to serve with her any day.”

– Colonel (Retired), United States Army and Member of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc.

“Dr. Gamble-George is a visionary leader. She is focused, committed, and brilliant. She is task centered, service-oriented, and has a strong disciplined work ethic. When given a task, she completes it because she is an extremely self-motivated, and success-oriented person. Dr. Gamble-George has a strong dedication to science, while being very personable, generous with her time and talents. Dr. Gamble-George is a person of ‘high, ethical moral character,’ grounded in her strong faith in God.”

– Wilcox County District Judge (Retired), Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., 21st South Eastern Regional Director, United States

“Dr. Gamble-George and I worked together as part of an international team of public health specialists. She displayed high levels of professionalism, competence and collegiality, while ensuring that tasks are completed promptly. It was very lovely to have worked with her.”

– Dr. Omolade Femi-Ajao, Dentistry Responding in Domestic Violence and Abuse Trail Manager, University of Manchester, United Kingdom

“I know Dr. Joyonna Gamble-George as a very progressive and thorough scientist, and public health advocate. We first met about 7 years ago in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, during the 13th World Congress on Public Health, which was organized by the World Federation of Public Health Associations (WFPHA). She was both a conference participant and facilitator of the 2nd International Students’ Meeting on Public Health (ISMOPH), which predated the WFPHA’s Congress. ISMOPH was a platform for the advancement of global health through international mentoring, brainstorming and collaboration between health care professionals and students in health and biological sciences across the world. As an award winning neuroscientist who has spent many years ferreting information about the human brain in laboratories, Dr. Joyonna Gamble-George is highly nominated for any awards and/or technical collaboration to achieve her quest to significantly bridge the chasms between public health and technology.”

– Dr. G. O. Esogban, Advisory Board Member, SciX, and Medical Doctor, Medecins Sans Frontieres (Doctors Without Borders) – OCG, Nigeria

“Demonstrated excellence, accomplishment, and character, Dr. Joyonna Gamble-George, a young woman that I have admired even as a teenager, represents her generation remarkably as a scientist, innovator, leader, and catalyst. As the former Director of Programs at the Consortium of Universities of the Washington Metropolitan Area, I worked with university and school professionals to identify students who showed great promise for academic excellence. Already, the young Joyonna Gamble-George had distinguished herself as a scholar and courageous leader at Eleanor Roosevelt High School in Greenbelt, MD. Today, Dr. Gamble-George exemplifies great intellect, expertise, passion and dedication to scientific/medical inquiry and discovery that potentially will have global impact. Dr. Gamble-George’s character, courage, compassion, values, and beliefs place her in an elite class of young leaders who strive for excellence and maintain their integrity and respect for others. An exemplary career awaits Dr. Gamble-George and I offer my highest recommendation without reservation.”

– Vera Redfearn Faulkner, MA, Former Director of Programs, Consortium of Universities of the Washington Metropolitan Area, United States

“Dr. Joyonna Carrie Gamble-George has been a role model of professionalism, hard work, perseverance and contagious energy to keep growing. A key characteristic of Joyonna as a mentor is her holistic approach that includes not only the scientific capabilities and skills but also leadership. Her ability to flex her coaching style shows her capacity to understand that different people learn in different ways. Joyonna’s mentorship has helped me develop as a professional. She has gone the extra mile by giving me fellowships to apply, programs that will keep on challenging me as well as guiding me on the techniques that I should master to become a competitive investigator for the work I want to conduct. Joyonna gives great importance to establishing a diverse and inclusive work environment. I am grateful for the opportunity I had to learn from such an excellent researcher as well as welcoming mentor.”

– Paula Bazzino, Post-Baccaleurate, University of Illinois at Chicago, United States