Dr. Victoria Dixon-Mokeba

A proud alumna of Morris College, Dr. Dixon-Mokeba also holds degrees from the University of South Carolina and Cambridge College, and she is a National Board Certified Teacher—a prestigious distinction reflecting her excellence and dedication in the field of education. Currently serving as an instructional leader at the Carolina School for Inquiry, for which she founded, she is known for cultivating culturally responsive classrooms, building strong family partnerships, and leading with grace and purpose. She also serves as the Oratorical Director for the South Carolina Baptist Congress of Christian Education.

Dr. Dixon-Mokeba’s journey is anchored in faith and family, which she credits as the foundation of her success. She is the loving wife of Samuel Mokeba, devoted mother to Latoya Nikell, a successful entrepreneur, and Natondi Mbella, a Senior at Furman University. Her heart is filled with joy as the proud grandmother of Kent (12) and Liana (6). She is the daughter of Drs. Lucious and Thelma Dixon, who modeled for her a life of spiritual strength, academic achievement, and community service.

Whether in the classroom, the sanctuary, or the streets of her community, Dr. Dixon-Mokeba lives her calling—encouraging others to walk boldly in purpose, to serve with humility, and to lead with love. Her message to the Benedict College graduating class is sure to be one of resilience, faith, purpose, and generational impact.

As she takes the stage, prepare to be uplifted and empowered by a woman whose life is a living testimony of what it means to walk by faith and lead with vision.