Below is a list of the dissertations I have edited that use Critical Race Theory as a method of scholarly inquiry. My guidance is most effective to my doctoral advisees when I infuse my feedback with Universal Design for Learning (UDL) strategies, such as document headings and appropriate goal-setting.
Washington, B. (expected 2024). Exploring how Black graduate assistants navigate working in predominantly White NCAA Division I athletic departments.
Arthur, T. (2022). Perceptions and perspectives of Black athletic directors at National Collegiate Athletic Association Division I institutions (Publication No. 29066681) [Doctoral dissertation, Indiana University]. ProQuest Dissertations Publishing.
Willis, S. (2021). Embracing the culture: An analysis of the impacts of the incorporation of elements of hip-hop culture into branding and business strategy [Doctoral dissertation, California Baptist University, Riverside).
Below is a list and image carousel of the doctoral students who I have advised in mixed methodologies. These Black women all shared a scholarly interest in centering Black voices in the fields of education and financial policy in America.
Ota-Malloy, B. (2019). Nothing to lose but our chains: Voices of Black women’s activist experiences on a predominantly White campus (Publication No.13884316) [Doctoral dissertation, University of Wisconsin-Madison]. ProQuest Dissertations Publishing.
Posey, P. (2019). Refinancing the American Dream: The consequences of targeted financial policy for political and racial inequality in the United States [Doctoral Dissertation, University of Pennsylvania]. ProQuest Dissertations Publishing.
Onyewuenyi, A.C. (2018). The unexplored voices of the “New African Diaspora”: An examination of the impact of race, ethnicity, and teacher discrimination on academic performance for Nigerian and Black American adolescents (Publication No. 10825191) [Doctoral Dissertation, University of Washington]. ProQuest Dissertations Publishing.
Shoutout to Brittany Ota-Malloy, who won the "2018-2019 ELPA Higher Education Dissertation of the Year" award! She even won a plaque and a $500 check. After working together, her dissertation is now a model template for students in her education department at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.