Brittani Williams is a Senior Policy Analyst in higher education affordability with The Education Trust, a national nonprofit that works to close opportunity gaps that disproportionately affect students of color and students from low-income families. Her bachelor’s in psychology and master’s in Higher Education Administration were obtained at the Louisiana State University. She is currently pursuing her doctorate in Educational Leadership & Policy at Texas Tech University. She has previously worked in various college attainment and student support. Before joining The Education Trust, she worked as a financial aid administrator, college access professional, and CTE education program consultant for the state of Louisiana.

Her research interest broadly focuses on postsecondary outcomes for underserved student populations, including low-income students and first-generation college students.

Several of her graduate school research projects examine closing access affordability and attainment gaps and the importance of parental involvement of students' post-secondary planning and preparation.

Dr. Charise is a leader who believes that education is the only way to move the country forward. In this episode, she shares how higher education institutions can do better to support our students that suffer from food insecurities. Her hashtag is #voiceofthevoiceless and you can connect with her on Linkedin. 

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Fact: The world can be a hostile place for people on the higher end of the weight spectrum. Susan Presto, delves into the meaning of fatphobia and effect it has on individuals. In this episode, she highlights amazing women who are leading conversations about weight and self love. Those resources are linked below:

"The Body is Not an Apology" by Sonya Renee Taylor

"#VERYFAT #VERYBRAVE" by Nicole Byer

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Charletta Sims Evans is a student development professional with over 20 years in higher education, counseling and mental health. As we continue to navigate the pandemic, she shares with us how her department has kept students, faculty and staff connected.

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Personal friend of the host, this weeks guest is Chelsi Chastain. Chelsi is a creative encourager and higher education professional who lives in Joshua Tree CA with her lovely girlfriend, Kristi and her happy kitty, Margo. In this episode, we listen to the positive outlook that Chelsi brings in navigating life and career in the pandemic. She also shares her insight on what has been going well during these challenging times. Tune in for an uplifting and inspiring episode! 

What is burnout and how can we recover from the burn events in our life? In this episode, we gain tips and guidance from Dr. Kate Steiner, a Burnout Recovery Coach, and founder of LIFT Wellness Consulting.

LIFT Wellness Consulting is here to help you find recovery and wellness. Visit her website here!

In this episode, Emily and I unpack what is educational sustainability and equipping people with skills, capacity and motivation to plan and manage change towards sustainability within higher education or your community. We hope this episode sparks some reflection for you and your colleagues. 

Click here, if you are interested in learning more about the Ed.D. in Educational Sustainability program at UWSP. 

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In the very first episode, we talk with Heather about key areas of the US education system that should be prioritized for improvement and why.

Take a moment to hear Heather's Call to Actions by checking out the two books mentioned in the episode:

• Dr. Sabrina Strings "Fearing the Black Body: The Racial Origins of Fat Phobia" https://www.amazon.com/Fearing-Black-Body-Racial-Origins/dp/1479886750

• Sonya Renee Taylor "The Body is Not an Apology" https://www.sonyareneetaylor.com/books/the-body-is-not-an-apology-the-power-of-radical-self-love-h2x6p

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