Dr. Kenitha Woodhouse has held progressive leadership roles across core the Department of Defense Family Programs domains, including Family Advocacy Program, the Exceptional Family Member Program, and Sexual Assault Response and Prevention programs spanning across the Army, Marine Corps, and Air Force. She has also worked and managed programs critical to service member and family stability, such as the Army Volunteer Corps, Army Family Team Building, Army Family Action Plan, Employment Readiness, and Relocation Readiness Programs across multiple installations.
Dr. Woodhouse holds a Bachelors degree from Virginia State University in Sociology. A Masters degree from Norfolk State University in Urban Affairs. A Masters degree in Social Work from Western New Mexico University and a Doctorate degree in Social Work from California Baptist University.
