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Dr. Trina Coleman is an American theoretical nuclear physicist. In 2001 Dr. Coleman earned a PhD from Hampton University under the supervision of Dr. Khin Maung Maung, making her the second black woman to earn a doctorate in theoretical nuclear/particle/quantum physics in the United States. Dr. Coleman is currently serving as the Assistant Provost for Technology at Hampton University.

Early Life and Education
Coleman is a three time graduate of Hampton University (BS, MS, PhD). Her dissertation work focused on a new formalism for studying two particle collisions in experiments using the Proportionally Off-mass-shell equation. She conducted her postdoctoral studies as a Postdoctoral Fellow of the Central Intelligence Agency focusing on solving national defense issues.

Career
In addition to Coleman’s contributions to theoretical physics, she is also known for her dedication to providing opportunities to underrepresented minorities in STEM fields. She is the host of “Beyond the Classroom with Dr. Trina Coleman” on HBCUiRadio. Coleman is currently CEO and President of Coleman Comprehensive Solutions, LLC, an educational and IT consulting services firm. Recently Coleman was named as an Advisory Board member for the United States Distance Learning association, serving from 2020-2023.