Peeling the Layers; Understanding What Makes You…You

This book provides a candid, open, and honest snapshot of lessons learned from childhood to adulthood by author, Dr. Darlene Allen-Nichols. She provides a vivid picture of how each life experience serves as the vehicle to shape and mold our future through a process she calls “Peeling the Layers”. We are all made of layers and layers of behaviors, characteristics, emotions, feelings, and personalities, which are interwoven into the fabric of our being. These items work together to make us who we are; unique, powerful individuals. Dr. Darlene’s life becomes transparent to the reader as she shares real-life events. You will laugh and you will cry and at this books conclusion, you will have the tools necessary to peel your layers and become better acquainted with what makes you exactly who you are. Take the journey to peel your layers and become a better you!  

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Factors That Affect the Advancement of African American Women to CEO-Level Positions
By: Dr. Darlene Allen-Nichols

This study evaluated, analyzed, and assessed the reasons for the low level of advancement of African American women into CEO-level positions within the banking industry in Chicago, Illinois. Related to these observations, there were several purposes for the execution of this dissertation. The core purpose of this research was to identify workplace barriers (for example, glass ceilings and stereotypes) to African American women attempting to achieve the highest employment positions in banking. This study took a closer look at some of the factors African American woman faced when attempting to receive senior-level promotions.

Dissertation - Recommended for Doctoral and Master level students.