Professor Darius Frasure is a highly sought-after speaker, workshop facilitator, poet, and coach. He specializes in helping high-functioning individuals and teams create, nurture, and develop sustainable presence and engagement practices. He cultivates awareness through evidence-based practices, intuition, and creativity. His process fosters learning and renewed vision: to see opportunities in places of limitation as well as practical methods for maintaining the state of the “best self!” He holds degrees from Paul Quinn College (B.S.), Luther Rice Seminary (MA), National University (MFA), and Fielding Graduate University. At Fielding, Darius completed the Evidence Based Coaching Certificate (EBC). He is currently enrolled in their doctoral program, the Ed.D in Leadership For Change. His work revolves around partnerships with literary arts and education organizations, impacting Texas and the United States. He is a member of the International Coach Federation as well as the North Texas Chapter. His poetry appears in many literary journals, and select readings are on youtube. He has one spoken word album, Spoken Pieces (2010), and two collections of poetry: stained glass medusa (2015) and of stone and rope (2019).
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Speaking
Original Poetry Reading/Performance
Storytelling
Lectures (Reading, Writing, Speaking, Listening, Composition, Literature, Mythology, Art, Worldviews, The Writing Process, Research, Theology)
Publishing
The Writing Process
Diversity Equity and Inclusion
Education in America
Other topics as requested by your organization!
Workshop Facilitation
Diversity Equity and Inclusion in the workspace
Education in America
Voice
Identity
The Hero’s Journey
The Heroine’s Journey
The Anti-Hero’s Journey
Poetry
Publishing
Other topics as requested by your organization!
Reviews
“Professor Frasure’s workshop got me thinking of all the things I haven’t thought about before.
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“The way he shared his stories about his life was so deep! ”
“I really like the stories and the interaction. ”
“I wish he was my teacher.”