Delegate Pam Queen is a Democrat representing District 14 in Montgomery County, Maryland. Born in New York City in 1960, she is a longtime resident of the district, a military wife, mother, and college professor who champions legislation benefiting working families, education, veterans, and business ownership for women and minorities. Appointed to the Maryland House of Delegates on February 25, 2016, she was first elected in 2018 and serves on the Economic Matters Committee, where she has chaired subcommittees like Banking, Consumer Protection, and Commercial Law.

Education and Political Experience

• Education: B.S. in Mathematics from Tuskegee University ; M.S. in Computer Science and M.S. in Management from Johns Hopkins University; Ph.D. in Finance from George Washington University .
• Professional Experience: Manager at Fannie Mae ; Program Manager at SAIC ; Adjunct Professor at George Washington University ; Assistant Professor of Accounting and Finance at Morgan State University .
• Political Experience: Member of the Montgomery County Democratic Central Committee ; Previously served on the Judiciary Committee ; Current roles include Treasurer of Women Legislators of Maryland ; Legislative Black Caucus of Maryland ; Co-Chair of House Study Group to Study Economic Stability .
• Notable Achievements: Legislative Champion Award from Women Legislators of Maryland ; Member of organizations including Western Finance Association, American Accounting Association, NAACP, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, and League of Women Voters of Montgomery County.