Delvin Moody

About Me

Delvin Moody is a distinguished national leader, revered scholar of religion, profound thinker, and liberationist theologian whose life and career epitomize open-mindedness, commitment, goal-driven mentality, generosity, hard work, and compassion. His inspiring actions, thoughtful decisions, and captivating personality have motivated many individuals within and beyond his community. Born and raised in Utica, NY, he started his journey of leadership and enduring commitment to serving others, especially being deeply involved in church activities. This involvement shaped his future, steering him toward a life devoted to public service and academia. He completed his dual Bachelor’s degrees in Religion and Political Science from the University of Rochester, graduating with high honors, reflecting his goal-oriented nature and academic resilience.

His unwavering spirit led him to achieve a Master of Arts degree with distinction in Religion from Colgate University. Notably, he is the second African American to achieve this milestone in the institution’s 150-year history. He further broadened his theological insight by acquiring a Master of Sacred Theology from Union Theological Seminary in New York City. Delvin is a Ph.D. student at Boston University, specializing in the study of Afrocentric religiosity in the Americas. His multifaceted career portrays several leadership roles across diverse organizations. His association with groups like the NAACP and the American-Israel Public Affairs Committee demonstrates his inclusive global political perspective. His zeal in propelling young black voices forward is evident through his previous roles as the National Chairman of the National Black Action Committee, Northern Vice President of the New York State Young Democrats, and State Treasurer of the Young Democrats of New York State.