Dr. Gorham’s work in the fields of education and human development spans thirty years and includes work as a teacher, program director, researcher, and licensed child psychologist.  Much of Dr. Gorham’s research has focused on the development of underserved and ethnic minority children placed at risk for adverse developmental outcomes.  Her research also offers special insights about the role of churches and other community-based institutions in supporting the healthy development of children and families.  In addition, she has taught undergraduate and graduate education and psychology courses in human learning and cognition, human growth and development, research methods, developmental psychology, and psychology of exceptional children. Dr. Gorham is also a member of the Maryland Psychological Association.

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Dr. Gorham’s leadership as a certified women/minority enterprise business owner, a non-profit executive, and a child and family advocate has made her a sought-after keynote speaker for child development conferences, parenting seminars, teacher education workshops, leadership retreats, and entrepreneurship events.