Dr. Myland Brown Creates Living History In Dothan And Beyond

By Keisa Sharpe

Engaging, personable and dedicated, Dr. Myland Brown immediately connects to those he meets. On introductions, he extends a hand, often shares a quick joke and a gregarious laugh.

He’s an accomplished professional, but also a true Southern gentleman. His resume points to an incredible trail as educator, author and children’s advocate.

Quite inspiring for this Dothan native, who admits that although he grew up in poverty, he allowed his poor beginnings to fuel his drive to succeed. That drive, and book smarts, allowed him to become the first African-American to earn a doctorate from Ball State University. From there, he went on to become a well-traveled education administrator and leader, inspiring author and children’s advocate.

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