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As the Project Coordinator for External Relations & Partnerships, Patrick is responsible for executive administrative and project management support for the offices of Constituent relations, Corporate Engagement, and Economic Development.

Ryan’s research focuses on (1) the experiences of minoritized social groups in higher education, with emphasis on identities of disability, sexuality, and gender, as well as intersecting social identities; and, (2) the institutionalization of diversity and equity initiatives within colleges and universities.

Jen has been with Charlotte since March 2021 in the School of Professional Studies. Her wife Heather is also at Charlotte, in the William States Lee College of Engineering. They love to see live theater and enjoy trying new restaurants in the city. Jen currently serves as the President of James Madison University’s LGBTQ+ Lavender […]

Daniela is a staff psychologist at CAPS. Her professional passions include equity and social justice issues, multicultural psychology and outreach, Latinx identity, and group therapy. She is a dog mom, loves cooking, talking about Chile, and is a slow learner of indoor and outdoor gardening.

Kimberly Rodgers (she/her/hers) serves as the Director of the University Center for Academic Excellence. She believes in the transformative power of education and works to support access and equity in higher education by providing quality academic support services. Kimberly is a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor who earned her master’s degree in Community Counseling from […]

Research/Work Areas: environmental sociology, resource conflicts, water justice, political economy, and transnational social movements, using feminist and anti-colonial research methodologies. For more information about Caitlin’s work, check out: https://globalstudies.charlotte.edu/caitlin-schroering/

Angel is a native Charlottean and an alumna of UNC Charlotte. Currently, she works in Atkins Library as the Business Librarian and an Associate Professor. Her interests include inclusive policies, Black filmmaking, and social entrepreneurship.