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Dr. Clementine Msengi is an award-winning educator and mentor who survived the Genocide Against the Tutsi in Rwanda and speaks nationally covering select topics. She speaks in university settings on student leadership, creating academic success, and building academic and personal resilience. Dr. Msengi also speaks in other settings with topics touching on growing through adversity, building faith in crisis, leadership, mentoring, resilience, community and family health, and refugee and immigrant immigration integration. |
Dr. Clem has earned multiple national awards for leadership and community service. She was a New Voices Fellow, awarded through the Academy for Educational Leadership through the Ford Foundation. She is also a Global Alumni of the Echoing Green Foundation and a recipient of the Outstanding American by Choice Award from the US Department of Homeland Security.
Dr. Msengi speaks at international conferences and seminars, as well as retreats, women’s events, community and faith-based outreaches.. Dr. Msengi is an Assistant professor at Lamar University in Texas.
Dr. Clem can be contacted for speaking engagements at clem@DrClem.com
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Official Launch Date: January 17, 2024
“Outstanding American by Choice” Award Winner Brings Hope in Vivid Memoir of Rwandan Horror
“From the moment she first stepped foot on US soil, Dr. Msengi’s resilience has represented the spirit of America. For those guiding newcomers along their journey in the land of opportunity, Spared delivers a gritty, resourceful road map to help them overcome obstacles and achieve their dreams. As a fellow alumnus of the University of Northern Iowa, I’m proud to see Dr. Msengi continue to blaze trails of hope for those seeking to follow in her footsteps.”
—US Senator Chuck Grassley