The FJN was developed to create and maintain an inviting and supportive virtual and physical space for racialized and minoritized faculty that is responsive to their unique social, cultural, academic and professional development needs and interests.
Associate Dean for Social Justice, Faculty Development, and Innovation; and Woodburn Professor of Women’s and Gender Studies Eberly College of Arts and Sciences
WVU School of Pharmacy, Co-Chair, WVU Academic Advising Council Executive Committee; Co-Chair, School of Pharmacy DEI Standing Committee
Department of Sociology; W.E.B. Du Bois Fellow
Plant & Soil Sciences, member Tree of Life Congregation, Morgantown
Sociology (Doctoral Candidate); English (Higher Ed in Prison Initiative, Prog Coord)
Curriculum and Instruction/Literacy Studies
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