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This newsletter explores the topics related to diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI), as well as learning and training, writing, and leadership.
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AboutI am a workplace and higher education professional with experience in environmental health, diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging (DEI/DEIB), organizational development, education, learning, and training. I drive continuous improvement through strategic leadership, and have led and directed local, regional, and global teams.
My areas of expertise are organizational change, strategic planning, project management, program management, stakeholder engagement, and performance tracking, particularly in the DEI space. My academic, research, and teaching background is in environmental health and climate change. I have extensive experience and multiple awards in adult education and training. Overall, I have 10 years of experience in organizational leadership (director, trustee, etc.) and 5 years of experience as a higher education faculty member at top-tier institutions. My outreach interests focus on access to education, higher education, science, and STEM. Please visit the various tabs of this website for more information. |
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