barublogA Life of Purpose and Commitment
Dr. Simran Jeet Singh is a devoted husband, father, marathon runner, and an influential voice in the Sikh community. He actively contributes to publications like The New York Times, The Washington Post, and The Guardian.
Recognized as a 2016 Pillar of Character
In recognition of his dedication to ethical values, Dr. Singh was named a 2016 Pillar of Character by the Northside Education Foundation. He was selected from nearly 100,000 Northside ISD alumni for exemplifying trustworthiness, respect, responsibility, fairness, caring, and citizenship.
Pillar of Respect – A Testament to His Values
Dr. Singh was specifically honored for the trait of Respect, which he defines as acknowledging the humanity and divinity in every individual. He credits his academic journey through Northside ISD for shaping his outlook and career.
Academic Excellence and Professional Impact
Dr. Singh holds a Ph.D. from Columbia University, a graduate degree from Harvard University, and an undergraduate degree from Trinity University. He is currently an Assistant Professor at Trinity University and a Senior Religion Fellow for the Sikh Coalition. His work focuses on diversity, inclusion, civil rights, and religious discourse.
Running Against Stereotypes
An avid marathon runner, Dr. Singh began running as a supplement to soccer in his younger years. Today, he uses running as a powerful tool to challenge stereotypes and advocate for inclusivity.
A Family Rooted in Service and Education
Dr. Singh and his wife, Dr. Gunisha Kaur, are proud parents to their daughter, Jiya. Their shared commitment to education and community empowerment continues to inspire many.
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