Dr. Lewis, who was the first Assistant Dean and Director of Latino Affairs at Indiana University, has been an administrator and/or faculty/consultant at Brown University (Education Lecturer, Administrator), Gallaudet University, Immaculata University, Temple University, Central Community College, Delaware Technical and Community College, Springfield College, Wilmington University, Governor's State University, the University of Delaware, and Delaware State University.
Dr. Lewis successfully litigated and desegregated an Evanston, Illinois neighborhood and won a race/ethnic discrimination lawsuit against the Department of Public Instruction (Delaware Department of Education), State of Delaware. He was the first Latino employed by the Delaware Department of Education and the first Panamanian admitted, on scholarship, to the United States controlled Canal Zone College, Republic of Panama.
Dr. Lewis previously taught Spanish at Middletown High School and is an Adjunct Associate Professor of Spanish and Graduate Education at Delaware State University. He has also been a high school Guidance Counselor and Spanish teacher at several other schools in Delaware and Chicago.
Dr. Lewis and The FAIRNESS INSTITUTE have worked with Telamon Corporation, The Diversity Training Group (DTG), Barnes & Noble ("World's Largest Workshop"), New Castle County Department of Community Services Project ("If All New Castle County Read the Same Book"), Beneficial Bank, Distant Voices Touring Theatre, The International Broadcasting Bureau, League of Women Voters, The United Way, Aspira, Literacy Volunteers of America, The Mid-Atlantic Presbytery, The United States Department of Agriculture, Immaculata College, The Delaware Nature Society, Simon and Schuster/Prentice Hall American History Project, CTB/McGraw-Hill Testing Project, The McDonald Corporation, Head Start, Wilmington Police Department, The United States Department of Education, Gallaudet University, and International Training Consortium, Inc. The FAIRNESS INSTITUTE has also assisted Delaware Academy of Lifelong Learners.
He also worked with Temple University A World of Difference Project, The Delaware Heritage Commission, The Bishop Quintin E. Primo, Jr. Lecture Series, Delaware Center for Contemporary Arts, The Latin American Community Center, Upward Bound, The Lutheran Community Center, The National Association of State Boards of Education, Delaware Council of Exceptional Citizens, The Delaware Humanities Council, YWCA of New Castle County/Delaware, Mother African Union FCMP Church, Study Circles, Christiana Cultural Arts Center, Delaware Association for Healthcare Quality, Delaware Institute for the Arts in Education, school districts, and others.
