Kehinde Moses Ige, Ph.D.

Classroom & campus

Teaching/Administration & services

Interdisciplinary teaching that connects critical inquiry with public institutions, communities, and civic life.

Teaching

Dr. Kehinde Moses Ige teaches across Political Science, Public Administration, Public Policy, and Judaic-Christian Studies, bringing an interdisciplinary and Africa-centered perspective to the classroom.

His additional teaching interests include Judaic Practices in Africa, Christianity in Africa, Religion and Politics in Africa, Antisemitism in the Context of African Culture, Executive Politics, Urban Policy, and Institutional Reform & Governance.

His approach emphasizes critical inquiry, applied policy analysis, structured dialogue, and connecting theory to real-world institutions and communities.

Teaching areas

American Government
Public Administration
Public Policy Analysis
Political Theory
Politics in Africa
Public Sector Management
Public Budgeting
Strategic Planning
Social Justice

Administration & Service

Dr. Ige’s service centers on student engagement, community building, public policy, and civic leadership. As Associate Director for Black Student Engagement at Northeastern Illinois University, he creates opportunities for Black students to connect, lead, grow, and thrive through cultural programming, leadership development, mentorship, and campus partnerships.

His broader professional and community service includes policy research, nonprofit leadership, grant writing, stakeholder engagement, organizational development, and community-based initiatives, reflecting a commitment to expanding opportunity and strengthening the connection between higher education and the communities it serves.