Faculty Advisor, African Students Organization, 1994-current
Faculty Advisor, Debts, Aids, Trade, African Organization, 1995-current
Member, Faculty Mentoring Program, 2005-2006
Minority Cultures Collection Advisory Committee, 1995-2002
Speaker, brown-bag lunch/discussion, "Report on UTA at Harvard Workshop on Transatlantic History, November 1998," UTA, 1999.
International Student Advisory Committee, 1995-2002
Development and University Relations Self-Study Committee, 1994-5
Task Force on Preparing Students for a Global Society, 1994-6
Ad Hoc International Studies Committee, 1994-5

Departmental Committees:
T & P, 2005-7
Carribean Search Committee, 2004-5
Post-Tenure Committee, 2005-6
T & P, 2000-1
Transatlantic, 2000-5
Library, 1993-2008
Curriculum, 1993-Present
Webb Lecture, 1993-94
Media, 1993-94

Unit Effectiveness, 2009-2010

In Progress. Supervising Professor, Ph.D. Dissertation. Topic: "Transatlantic Cricket and West Indian National Consciousness: The 1963 Lord's Test." Student: Harold Harris.

2008. External Examiner, Ph.D. Dissertation defense, Department of History, Howard university. Student: Karen B. Bell. Dissertation Title: "Narratives of Freedom: Communities of Resistance in Low Country Georgia, 1798-1897."

2006. Supervising Professor, Ph. D. Dissertation. Topic: "Anglo-African Approaches to Land and Boundary Disputes in Colonial and Post-Colonial Cameroon." Student: Emmanuel Mbah. Dr. Mbah has revised his disseration and published it in book form, Land/Boundary Conflict in Africa: The Case of Former British Colonial Bamenda, Present-Day North-West Province of the Republic of Cameroon, 1916-1996 (New York: The Edwin Mellen Press, 2008). Professor Jalloh wrote the "Foreword" to the book. 

2003.  Supervising Professor, Master's Thesis in History.  Topic  "Ghanaian Perspectives on Diaspora Blacks."  Student: Harold Harris.

1998.  Supervising Professor, M.A. History Thesis titled, "The Nonliterate and the Transfer of Knowledge in West Africa." Student: LaNette W. Thompson.

1998.  Supervising Professor, B.A. (Hons) Thesis titlled, "The Social Consequences of Structural Adjustment Program in Sub-Saharan Africa:  A Case Study of Nigeria." Student: Funmilola Akinkugbe.

1996.  Supervising Professor,  M.A. History Thesis titled, "Ideological Response to British Imperalism:  The Cases of M.K. Gandhi and Kwame Nkruman."  Student: Eric Martin.  In 1996 Mr. Martin received a fellowship to pursue a Ph.D. in World History at Northeastern University in Boston.

1996.   McNair Mentor.  I supervised a graduating senior McNair Fellow whose research was titled "An Overdue Promissory Note:  Reparations, Historical Debt, Racial Inequality, and Economic Dysfunction."

I continue to supervise or serve on the master's and doctoral committees of several graduate students.

2004-current  Member, Board of Advisors, The University of Sierra Leone.
2004-current  Member, Advisory Board, Centre for Development and Security Analysis, Sierra Leone.
2004-current  Member, Board of Directors, DFW International, Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex.
2004-current Member, Board of Directors, African Chamber of Commerce, Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex.
2003-4 Consultant, Fort Worth Sister Cities International.
2003  Organizer, Third Distinguished African Lecture Series co-sponsored by The African Program.  The event featured Archbishop Desmond Tutu. Over 2,700 people attended the event, including political, education, religious, and business dignitaries from across the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex.  The main theme of Archbiship Tutu's lecture was that "We are one family and God says in this family there are no outsiders."
1998  Manuscript Reviewer, African Studies Review.
1997 Radio Interview, KERA 90.1, Dallas-Fort Worth. Subject:  "The Henrietta Marie:  A Slave Ship Speaks."
1997 Invited member, Henrietta Marie Community Advisory Committee, Fort Worth Museumm of Science and History.
1997 Invited visiting Professor, Department of History, University of Texas at Austin.  Lectured on "European Imperalism and Under development in Modern Africa" and "Islam and Trade in Sierra Lenoe" to undergraduate and graduate students.
1997 Consultant, World Conference on Religion and Peace, New York City.  Subject: Inter-Faith Relations in Sierra Leone.
1996-7 Consultant, Arlington Independent School District. Subject:  African-American History Curriculum.
1995 Consultant, Canadian Immigration and Refugee Center. Subject:  Traditional Chieftaincy in Sierra Leone.
1995 Organizer and Moderator, UTA African Heritage Month-sponsored panel, "Africans Worldwide: Towards the 21st Century."
1995 Consultant, Dallas Morning News.  Subject: Black History Month.
1994 Consultant, Sierra Leone Digest.  Subject: Development in Sierra Leone.
1994 Co-Organizer and Moderator of a Panel on, "The LIfe and Times of President Kwame Nkrumah of Ghana"
1994 Newspaper Interview, Shorthorn, Arlington. Subject: Haitan Crisis.
1994 Consultant, Los Angeles Times. Subject: The Post-Apartheid South African Economy.
1994 Newspaper Interview, Shorthorn, Arlington. Subject: South African Elections.
1994 Organizer, International Conference on "Islam, Culture, Commerce, and Politics in Sierra Leone," Howard University, Washington, D.C., June 11, 1994.
1994 Television Interview, KXAS-Channel 5, Fort Worth. Subject: South African Elections
1994 Organizer and Moderator, African Multicultural and Educational Club (UTA)-sponsored panel, "Africans and African Americans: The Ties that Bind."
1994 Consultant, Keene Reporter, Dallas-Forth Worth. Subject:  Crisis in Rwanda.
1994 Consultant, Joshua Tribune Dallas-Fort Worth. Subject: Crisis in Rwana.
1993-4 Faculty Advisor, African Multicultural and Educational Club, UTA.
1993 Newspaper Interview, Shorthorn, Arlington. Subject Somali Crisis.
1993 Consultant, Museum of African American Life and Culture, Dallas. Subject: African History.
1993 Consultant, Dallas Morning News. Subject: Somali Crisis
1993 Television Interview, KXAS-Channel 5, Fort Worth. Subject: Somali Crisis
1992 As President of the History Graduate Student Association, Howard University, I organized three graduate colloquia and edited the Association's first newsletter.
1992 Co-Chair of the Planning Committee of the Zeta Gamma Chapter at Howard university that organized the 1992 Phi Alpha Theta Regional Conference at Howard. The Event attracted over Seventy Participants from Eleven Universities and Colleges.