About the Founder & CEO
TAMICE NAMAE SPENCER
Tamice Namae Spencer graduated from Virginia Commonwealth University in 2006 with a Bachelor’s degree in Religious Studies and Advertising. She has since been in full-time ministry, having served thousands of young adults and college students.
Tamice co-founded the Kingdom Collaborative, an Atlanta-based collective of likeminded HBCU campus ministry practitioners while serving on full-time staff with Intervarsity Christian Fellowship as the Associate Area Director of HBCU Planting & Strategy. She planted ministries at six HBCU campuses in the southeast, including Spelman College, Morehouse College, and Clark Atlanta University.
Tamice is a thought-leader on matters related to ministry to Black College students, Hip-Hop and Urban Apologetics, Cultural Exegesis, effective campus engagement, racial reconciliation, and Synoptic Gospel Studies.
Tamice holds two Master's degrees; one in Leadership from Wheaton College and the other in Theology from Fuller Theological Seminary. Tamice in addition to pursuing her doctorate in Young Adult engagement has effectively turned her years of education and ministry leadership into a non-profit organization.
Sub: Culture Incorporated was created with students on the margins in mind and a longing to see them centered, and holistically cared for while on campus.
Our Mission
To cultivate resources and content that will eradicate the spiritual, cultural, academic, and sociological barriers that impede Black College Students and those who want to reach them.
Our Vision
A generation of dynamic and spiritually grounded black leaders who lead the charge of innovation, restoration, and societal change in America.
Our Values
CULTURAL COMPETENCY
We do not shy away from engaging with the culture so that we can help students integrate their spiritual lives and create more meaning for themselves and the world.
COURAGE
As a faith founded organization, we believe that love is justice and justice is love. We are motivated by a bold and unashamed commitment to celebrate the humanity of all people, resist hate, and choose courage over fear.
COLLABORATION
Our organizational decisions, resources, and endeavors are informed by proximity to the university campus, partnership in the community.
COMPASSION
From our Student Transition & Relief Fund to our consulting services, we are committed to excellence, hospitality, and kindness.
OUR PROGRAMS
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Educational Guides & Curriculum
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Financial Resourcing
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Scholarship Opportunities
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Staff & Leadership Training
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Workshops & Seminars
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Campus/ Young Adult Strategy & Consultation