Resumes
(Yes, Plural!)
My professional experiences are eclectic, so I created a different resume for each constellation of experiences.
Because I consult on different topics, I thought to make these different resumes available to potential clients.
Research & Assessment
Forward-thinking, systematic, equity-seeking leader with 15+ years in higher education and 10+ years in applied research, assessment, and evaluation. Uses the rigors of the mind and the heart to assess practices and policies with quantitative and qualitative methods enabling organizations to make sound data-driven, equity-minded decisions. Empowers others with best practices and context-specific guidance at each stage of a data project including ideation, planning, implementation, and application of insights. Develops user-friendly computer programs to assist with data restructuring, cleaning, and validation in preparation for equity-oriented, accurate, and efficient reporting. Leads inclusive teams by cultivating psychological safety, continuous improvement, and an entrepreneurial spirit.
Specialization: Equity Research
Teaching & Learning
Including Curricula Development
Student-centered, equity-minded educator with 20+ years experience teaching, training, and creating curricula. Uses the rigors of the mind and the heart to create robust, scaffolded educational experiences for learners in curricular and co-curricular spaces. Simplifies the overly-complicated and complicates the overly-simplified to enhance learner understanding and critical thinking. Employs inclusive pedagogies and highlights critical perspectives enabling learners to find their voice and seek strong objectivity*. Creates curricula in various modes from micro-learning exercises to year-long courses. Holds an MA and CPhil in Education.
Experience creating learning materials and/or facilitating learning on a wide array of topics spanning various social science disciplines, intercultural communication, a number of quantitative and qualitative methods, coding, assessment and evaluation, critical media literacy, civic engagement, global citizenship, compassionate leadership, equity-mindedness in research and assessment, etc.
* Standpoint theorists deem strong objectivity an aspirational goal of research; however, it can also be employed as an aspirational goal of teaching.