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COMMUNITY-ENGAGED TALKS
Diversity in Higher Education
Co-Instructor, Spring 2018
North Carolina State University
Intersectionality for Today’s World
Guest Lecture, Fall 2023
ECD 225 Foundations of Cultural Competence
North Carolina State University
Collective Memory Heirlooms
Guest Lecture, Fall 2022
Art and Design 480 Studio
North Carolina State University
Womanism and Black Feminism – A Defining Moment in 1920s Paris
Guest Lecture, Fall 2022
Paris Noire: The Harlem Renaissance
North Carolina State University
Intergroup Dialogue and Communicating Across Differences
Guest Lecture, Spring 2019
Diversity in Higher Education
North Carolina State University
WGS: African American Feminism
Co-Instructor, Fall 2013
UNC Charlotte
Intersectionality in Developing Cultural Competency
Guest Lecture, Fall 2022
ECD 225 Foundations of Cultural Competence
North Carolina State University
Finding You in Storytelling for Social Change
Guest Lecture, Fall 2022
Storytelling for Social Change
North Carolina State University
Microaggressions Lunch and Learn Workshop
NC State Parks, Recreation, Tourism Management
North Carolina State University
Gender Privilege in the U.S. and Internationally
Guest Lecture, Spring 2017
Women and Gender Studies
North Carolina State University
INVITED TALKS, PRESENTATIONS & WORKSHOPS
Heal, Lead and Thrive Anyway: Leadership Development Beyond Survival
The National Conference on Race and Ethnicity in Higher Education (NCORE), 2023
The Humanizing Energy of Black Diasporic People: Moving from Leadership to Worldbuilding in Higher Education
American Association of Blacks in Higher Education (AABHE), 2023
Creating and Developing Stronger Communities in On-Campus Housing Through DEI Lens
NC State Housing, 2021
Recentering Counterstorytelling Narratives as Locations for Resistance
American Association of Blacks in Higher Education (AABHE), 2018
A narrative exploration of Black and Latino/Latinx student’s experiences in cross-race mentoring relationships (Poster Presentation)
NC State Scholar-Practitioner Symposium, 2017
#What? Centers Engaging in Technology and Social Media
North Carolina College Personnel Association (NCCPA), 2017
The Strong Black Woman and Counseling Implications for Addiction
McLeod Institute Substance Abuse Conference, 201
Dear Scholar Activist, You’re Building a New World
Faculty Women of Color in the Academy Conference (FWCA), 2023
You Deserve to Thrive
NC State Women of Color in STEM Symposium, 2022
Intersectionality Who?
SEAHO DEI Virtual Panel, 2021
The Intersectionality of Mental Health, Racism, and IPV in the GLBT Community
NC State Prevention Services, 2020
Filling the Gap of Queer and Ethnically Diverse Campus Programming
Black Communities Conference, 2017
A Narrative Exploration of Black and Latinx Students
Conversations about Race and Racism in Cross-race Mentoring Relationships (Poster Presentation)
The National Conference on Race and Ethnicity in Higher Education (NCORE), 2017
Holistic Self-Care for the Higher Ed. Activist in You
North Carolina College Personnel Association (NCCPA), 2016
KEYNOTE ADDRESSES
Black Joy Love Letter
2023 Black History Month Keynote
Richard Bland College of William and Mary
Who Invited Normal to the Cookout?
2020 Sisterhood Celebration
North Carolina State University Council on the Status of Women
Navigating Borderlands, Building Bridges: A Black Feminist Approach to Third Spaces
2021 NC Live Distinguished Speaker Series Keynote
Virtual
PUBLICATIONS
Bass, L., gay-audre, a., Jarrett, J. (Forthcoming). Historical foundations of racism in the U.S. society and its impact on human resources and human potential. In Byrd, M. (Ed.), Handbook of Antiracism in Human Resource Development. Palgrave.
gay-audre, a. c. (2023). “This Is Possible.” This Is Our Magic. An Endarkened Narrative Inquiry into the Leading and Worldbuilding of Collegiate Dark Women at Historically and Predominately White Higher Education Institutions. [Doctoral dissertation, North Carolina State University].
gay, a. (2021). A Black girl’s magic is often her blues. In J. A. Van Galen & J. Sablan (Eds.), Amplified voices, intersecting identities, volume 1. (pp. 107-113). Brill.
CURRICULUM WRITING AND DESIGN
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