Tamice Spencer-Helms is an accomplished author, speaker, coach, spiritual director, and trainer based in Richmond, Virginia. She holds two master’s degrees, one in Contextual Leadership and another in Theology, and is currently pursuing a doctorate in Social Transformation. Her extensive academic qualifications also include credentials in Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, as well as LGBTQ+ Gender and Sexuality Studies. Tamice is recognized as a thought leader in culturally relevant and critically conscious campus engagement, particularly among Black College students.

With previous roles such as the Senior Director of Student Leadership & Engagement at Virginia Union University and experience in teaching religious studies courses, Tamice brings a wealth of expertise. She is actively involved in developing curriculum and facilitating training for youth and young adult mentors in best practices and integrated leadership.

Additionally, she holds certifications in LGBTQ+ mentoring, Religious Trauma, and is a green belt in Lean Six Sigma.

In 2018, Tamice founded Sub:Culture Incorporated, a nonprofit dedicated to providing holistic support and crisis relief for Black College Students. Her unwavering commitment to empowering and inspiring young people in her community and beyond is evident through her impactful work.

Tamice lives in Richmond with her spouse Ellison, her daughter Harlym, and her puppy Beacon. In her spare time, she loves to dissect and listen to Hip-Hop, watch documentaries, savor whiskey, eat Ellison’s homemade pizza, and relax with her family.