Dr. Charlinda Haudley Email & Phone Number

Dr. Charlinda Haudley is a member of the Navajo Nation, from Chinle, Arizona. Her doctorate from the University of Arizona focuses on intertribal student engagement at a university Native American student center. She is the Stakeholder Outreach Coordinator with the Central Arizona Project as the tribal liaison. Prior, she was the Deputy Scheduling Director for the U.S. Senator Mark Kelly, and the Assistant to the State Director at the United States Senate. Her leadership is rooted in the Navajo teaching, “T'áá hwó' ají t'éego” which means “it is up to you.” Currently, she is participating in the Arizona State University's American Indian Policy Institute's Indigenous Leadership Academy. She is a Board member for Greater Tucson Leadership. She is involved with the Emerging Leaders Council with the Tucson Metro Chamber and the Southern Arizona Leadership Council. She is also a 2022 Flinn-Brown Fellow. She previously held leadership roles with the American Indian Alumni Association, Tucson Young Professionals, Higher Ground and the CACTIS Foundation. Her recognitions include the Tucson Hispanic Chamber of Commerce’s 40 under 40 award in 2020, the 2021 Special Contributions to Indian Education Award and the 2019 Maria Teresa Velez Diversity Leadership Award. She is an alumnus of the UA’s Arizona Assurance Program, the McNair Achievement Program, and UCLA’s Graduate Opportunity Fellowship Program.

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  Stakeholder Outreach Coordinator

  Central Arizona Project

  Oct 2023 - Present - Tucson, Arizona, United States