Herman Singh — Educator | Economic Consultant | Community Volunteer
Herman Singh is an experienced educator and economic consultant whose work bridges the academic, private, and nonprofit sectors. He currently serves as a tenure-track professor at Golden West College and a lecturer at California State University, Long Beach, where he teaches a broad range of economics courses, including macroeconomics, microeconomics, econometrics, and economic development. Herman is passionate about making economics accessible and relevant, and he designs engaging curriculum that connects economic theory to real-world issues. His courses emphasize critical thinking, data analysis, and applied problem-solving, equipping students with the skills needed to succeed in today’s dynamic economy.
In the classroom, Herman is known for fostering an inclusive, student-centered learning environment. He utilizes a variety of instructional strategies and technologies to meet diverse learning styles and uphold principles of Universal Design for Learning (UDL). By integrating tools like Canvas, interactive media, and real-world data sets, he ensures that students not only understand complex concepts but also see their practical applications. Herman believes that education should empower students to connect classroom knowledge to their own experiences and future careers, and he makes a concerted effort to support students from all backgrounds in achieving their academic goals.
In addition to his academic leadership, Herman is an accomplished economic consultant. He provides expert analysis and strategic insights to clients across industries, offering guidance on economic impact studies, market trends, and policy analysis. This consulting work allows him to bring fresh, real-world perspectives into his teaching, making economic concepts tangible and preparing students for the expectations of employers and graduate programs.
Outside of his professional and academic roles, Herman is deeply committed to service and community engagement. He volunteers with Khalsa Aid, participating in Seva (selfless service) to support disaster relief and humanitarian aid initiatives. Through this work, he has helped organize and deliver critical resources such as food, water, and hygiene kits to communities in crisis both locally and abroad. His dedication to service reflects a broader commitment to social responsibility and global citizenship.
Herman’s overarching mission is to empower students to think critically, engage meaningfully with real-world issues, and become ethical and impactful contributors to society. His blend of teaching, consulting, and volunteerism reflects a holistic and deeply human approach to leadership and education.