DeAsia Noble

DeAsia Noble is a graduate of North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University, earning her Bachelors of Arts in History and she earned her master's from North Carolina State University’s Public History program.

She has worked for the National Park Service as a Park Ranger in our nation's capital at historic homes such as Frederick Douglas NHS, Mary McLeod Bethune National Council NHS, and Carter G. Woodson NHS. She has contributed to the Claiming Freedom-Network to Freedom research with the National Park Service in relation to the 250th, as well as contributed research and exhibit text for the Diamond Days exhibit through the City of Raleigh Museum and processed archives for the John P. “Top” Greene Community Center and the Southeast Raleigh Community.