Lamont E. Maddox
Project/Seminar Coordinator
Graduate Teaching Assistant, Secondary Social Science Education Auburn University, Auburn, AL

Email: maddola@auburn.edu

Lamont Maddox returned to the PIH staff in August of 2005 after assisting with the project in 2000-2001. He is currently working on PIH case editing. Other responsibilities include coordinating Persistent Issues in History (PIH) Seminars and facilitating communication between the Project Directors and Seminar Fellows.

Prior to returning to Auburn University, Lamont was employed as a social studies teacher at Smiths Station High School in Smiths Station, AL from 2001-2005. He also served as a dual enrollment adjunct professor for the U.S. History course as part of a Chattahoochee Valley Community College program. Lamont was recognized by Superintendent Painter for his leadership as chair of the Measures of Success (School Improvement) Committee for two years. During his tenure at SSHS, Lamont was named the “Rookie Teacher of the Year” and “Teacher of the Month” on several occasions. His most coveted award was the Betty Floyd Memorial Award given by a student organization to the most dedicated teacher.

Aside from his responsibilities associated with the PIH Workshop, Lamont supervises pre-service teachers in the Secondary Social Science Education program. He also supervises lab experiences in the CTSE 4050 and 4060 courses.

Lamont earned his B.S. degree in Secondary Social Science Education in 1996 and a M.A. in Secondary Social Science Education in 2001. Both degrees were earned at Auburn University. He also serves as a Captain and certified instructor for the United States Army Reserve.