
Dr. Brinda Fuller Willis is a freelance author, public speaker, and consultant based in Mississippi.
Brinda, (Dr. Willis immediately invites people to be comfortable): a "Double Identical" Twin from a family of 16 brothers and sisters, was born and raised on a large farm in Attala County, MS near Kosciusko. She holds a Ph.D. in Theology from New Foundations Seminary and degrees in Social Work and Vocational Rehabilitation Counseling from Mississippi State University. A true reflection of her rich and varied experiences, education, and travels, Brinda's writing style is "Double Identical" presenting her subjects to the audience with both truth and humanity.
Rooted in her upbringing in Attala County MS, Brinda’s' love for people, the Blues, and food all joined hands to make her an exciting writer with something to say. After graduating Mississippi State University Brinda moved to Chicago, IL where she had spent her childhood summers first playing alongside cousins then working in the factories and hospitals to earn money for school. This is where she first began to take notice of the challenges faced by those who lacked the same supportive social environments she enjoyed through the close-knit family that always came together around music and food.
Brinda, (Dr. Willis immediately invites people to be comfortable): a "Double Identical" Twin from a family of 16 brothers and sisters, was born and raised on a large farm in Attala County, MS near Kosciusko. She holds a Ph.D. in Theology from New Foundations Seminary and degrees in Social Work and Vocational Rehabilitation Counseling from Mississippi State University. A true reflection of her rich and varied experiences, education, and travels, Brinda's writing style is "Double Identical" presenting her subjects to the audience with both truth and humanity.
Rooted in her upbringing in Attala County MS, Brinda’s' love for people, the Blues, and food all joined hands to make her an exciting writer with something to say. After graduating Mississippi State University Brinda moved to Chicago, IL where she had spent her childhood summers first playing alongside cousins then working in the factories and hospitals to earn money for school. This is where she first began to take notice of the challenges faced by those who lacked the same supportive social environments she enjoyed through the close-knit family that always came together around music and food.