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Did you attend TEDxCSU this past weekend? Help us learn more about how we can make a better conference in the future by taking just a few moments to take our survey and let us know what you thought! Just head over to our website www.tedxcsu.com (link in our bio) and click the link in the front page
Thanks to everyone that came out to the 2019 TEDxCSU Conference! We all had a blast and learned so much, and we can't wait to do it again next year! #Exigency #tedxcsu2019
Today's the big day! We're set and ready to roll out this year's official TEDxCSU conference and we can't wait to share this experience with all of you! #Exigency
Dr. OiYan Poon is an Assistant Professor of Higher Education Leadership and Director of the Race & Intersectional Studies for Educational Equity (RISE) Center at Colorado State University. Her research focuses on the racial politics and discourses of college access, higher education organization and policy, affirmative action, and Asian Americans. In August 2018, she co-authored an amicus brief on behalf of 531 social scientists in support of race-conscious holistic review in the SFFA v. Harvard federal lawsuit. She is currently working on a national study to understand how race-conscious holistic review works at selective colleges, supported by a grant from the Spencer Foundation. Dr. Poon earned her bachelor’s degree at Boston College, master’s degree in college student affairs at the University of Georgia, and Ph.D. in race and ethnic studies in education and a graduate certificate in Asian American studies from UCLA. You can learn more about all of our amazing speakers and get your tickets for TEDxCSU at csutix.com
Jaclyn is a cognitive neuroscientist and licensed occupational therapist. Her research evaluates adolescents and young adults with sports-related concussion (SRC) using behavioral measures and neuroimaging techniques, like electroencephalography (EEG), functional near infrared spectroscopy (fNIRS), and functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI). Specifically, Jaclyn seeks to better understand the neural physiology of head injury, create innovative behavioral measures for return-to-play evaluations, such as virtual reality assessment tools, and develop rehabilitation interventions that facilitate expedited and safe return to meaningful occupations, like sports and recreation. Outside of work, Jaclyn’s meaningful occupations include: playing and watching sports, spending time with friends and family, catering to her dog and cat, and enjoying outdoor activities in this beautiful state of Colorado. You can learn more about all of our amazing speakers and get your tickets for TEDxCSU at csutix.com
You can learn more about all of our amazing speakers and get your tickets for TEDxCSU at csutix.com
Dr. Dafina-Lazarus (D-L) Stewart (he and they) is professor in the School of Education and Co-Coordinator of Student Affairs in Higher Education and affiliated faculty in the Center for Women’s Studies and Gender Research at Colorado State University. Over the course of his 18-year faculty career, he has focused most intently on the history and philosophy of higher education, as well as institutional systems and structures that affect the postsecondary experiences, growth and development, as well as success of racially minoritized and queer and trans* students. D-L examines these topics through intersectional, critical, and poststructural frameworks that incorporate ableism, religious hegemony, and classism alongside racism, patriarchy, as well as anti-queer/trans antagonism. In addition to over 50 journal publications and book chapters, D-L is an author or editor of four books, most recently, Black Collegians’ Experiences in U.S. Northern Private Colleges: A Narrative History, 1945-1965 (Palgrave, 2017) and is co-editor with Elisa Abes and Susan R. Jones of a forthcoming text, Rethinking College Student Development Theory Using Critical Frameworks. You can learn more about all of our amazing speakers and get your tickets for TEDxCSU at csutix.com
I was born in Denver Colorado and raised in Aurora by my mother Karen Porter. Her and my brother AJ helped guided me in my journey from high school at Aurora Central all the way to college. I decided to go to CSU for its welcoming spirit and it’s at home feeling. At CSU I majored in human development and family studies. I started my clothing line Bot-Man April 11, 2017 in my freshman year dorm room. I aspire after graduate school to be become a psychotherapist helping at adolescents who are minorities or at risk of being in the juvenile system. With hard work and determination I will be graduating from CSU in only three years in May of 2019. You can learn more about all of our amazing speakers and get your tickets for TEDxCSU at csutix.com
Jayla Hodge is a fourth year CSU student majoring in journalism, with minors in political science and business administration. From Littleton, Colorado a school shooting in High School lead Jayla to have an interest in public policy and law. She is the current Opinion Editor at The Rocky Mountain Collegian, and works with numerous organizations on campus like Associated Students of Colorado State University, United Women of Color, and Business Diversity Leadership Alliance. Jayla has experience studying policy, laws, and has advocated on behalf of bills in front of committees and colorado senate. When not trying to improve the CSU community, Jayla can be found reading a book or planning to save the world. You can learn more about all of our amazing speakers and get your tickets for TEDxCSU at csutix.com
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