Tuesday P. Brooks:  

Tuesday P. Brooks spends her time as a media manager and consultant after having dedicated many years to the entertainment industry both as a performer and a production professional. She has guided media professionals and performers with the business side of their career since 1994, when she formed Ajoy Management Enterprise, which at its inception focused primarily on publicity and marketing. As a child actress, Tuesday won the 1st Harlem Mini Miss Pageant at age 11 based on her performance of the monologue ¿In White America¿ (and is still reigning Mini Miss because there hasn¿t been a pageant since!). She went on to graduate from the Ophelia DeVore School of Charm and performed in theater productions with her high school, with the famed Harlem Children¿s Theater Company and trained in drama dance with the magnificent Eartha Kitt. While at Murry Bergtraum High School for Business Careers, Tuesday was an Accounting major and filled her schedule with extracurricular activities such as School and Senior Class Treasurer, Junior Achievement (slinging shellacked plaques), managing the volleyball team (job for the scrubs), track and field (much more talent), singing with the gospel choir (as in Lord teach this girl to sing), school plays and the International Thespian Society. She entered college, Binghamton University, at just 16 years of age. She studied under the great playwright Loften Mitchell (as in Broadway¿s Bubbling Brown Sugar) and performed in a staged production of Sam-Art Williams¿ play called Home, to rave review. With an insatiable desire for action and adventure, she enlisted in the United States Army Reserves at the end of her sophomore year. There she learned discipline and perseverance which would prepare her for her pledge to the first and foremost Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc (AKA). Her interest in AKA lead to the chartering of the first black Greek letter academic sorority on the SUNY Binghamton campus, Xi Rho Chapter. Membership in this organization also sparked her sense of civic responsibility. Four years after graduating from Binghamton with a BA, she earned an MA from Teachers College, Columbia University. Upon graduation from the program she was chosen to represent new teachers at the New Teachers Survey Conference in Washington DC and was inducted into the academic honor society Kappa Delta Pi. Although her tenure with teaching was br...Expand for more