PhD Candidate at Emory University. My research interests lie at the intersection of Black Feminist Philosophy, Intersectionality, and Racial Justice. Specialized in developing quality educational presentations with a focus on racial justice to a diverse and wide array of audiences, excellent written and oral communication with the ability to connect and highlight the value of diversity within the workplace, and a highly organized and focused team player with experience working on multiple high priority projects.
-
Assistant ProfessorUniversityNew York, Ny, Us
-
Graduate Assistant CoordinatorCenter For Civic And Community Engagement May 2021Atlanta, Ga• Assist director with administrative needs and duties such as integrating One Drive files, digitizing records, and assist with student led volunteer programs and events.• Facilitated and presented quarterly Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion training sessions to audiences over 30+ at the university in line with university goals on identifying bias, challenging stereotypes, and increasing student engagement from underrepresented demographics.• Planned and organized yearly workshop series entitled “Intersectionality, Identity, and Community Engagement” geared towards university goals of student flourishing and excellence in Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion.• Engaged and maintained strong relationships with community partners by conducting routine check-ins, setting expectations, escalating urgent needs to senior staff, and responding to their needs.• Conceived and implemented a broad diversity and inclusion curriculum that boosted culturally relevant learning and workplace morale by partnering with 10+ departmental heads, stakeholders and students. • Delivered exceptional program support by participating in recruiting, training, and overseeing exceptional staff team members.• Boosted team performance through close monitoring and mentoring of students through the planning and facilitation of internal check-in meetings. • Updated program activities and targets based on expected population needs completing 100% of projects by projected deadlines.• Collaborated positively with peers and other staff members to maintain friendly, supportive and a cooperative work atmosphere.• Improved student outcomes with a multi-prong approach incorporating better instructor training and student engagement.• Revamped courses and qualitative data tools to better target the skills desired by students and employers.
-
Graduate Student ResearcherEmory University Aug 2019● Independently constructed three 10-week courses entitled Introduction to Philosophy of Race and Ethnicity; Created lesson plans, classroom activities, assignments and exams for college-level students using digital tools such as Tableau, Story Map, and Google Padlet. ● Led graduate level workshop series for faculty, staff, and students as a Minorites and Philosophy International Organization Liaison; Oversaw the budget and planning of colloquium series centered on diverse voices and implementing institutional change in line with university goals.● Worked collaboratively on the Committee for Diversity and Inclusiveness as a member of the National American Philosophical Association working closely with faculty and students to create a taskforce with the goal of assessing tools to increase diversity across departments of philosophy in the U.S. ● Completed 6-week course learning how to implement digital tools in the classroom such as Tableau, WordPress, Canvas, Storyboard and Story Maps.● Taught a 6-week summer course independently via Zoom; Created weekly lesson plans, PowerPoint presentations, break-out room activities, and assignments for students.● Completed one month Software Workshop learning Python, GitHub, and Unix Shell● Maintained detailed student and class records, including project and participation grades.● Assessed student progress with course material using fair and equitable grading policies.● Boosted student learning through explorative discussions and group activities.● Received over $6,000 in grant funding opportunities in support of graduate level research. ● Published “The Inauthentic Life: Racialization and Race Thinking in Sirk’s Imitation of Life” Mellon Mays Undergraduate Fellowship Journal. -
TeacherEmory University Aug 2021 - Mar 2022•Instructor - (PHIL 124) Introduction to the Philosophy of Race and Ethnicity; Created lesson plans, classroom activities, assignments and exams for college-level students using digital tools such as Tableau and Story Map -
Research FellowshipThe Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Aug 2017 - May 2019Wellesley•Conducted research in philosophy and produced a philosophical reading of the film "Imitation of Life" by Douglas Sirk (1959). (Presented at annual Tanner and Ruhlman Conference). Later published essay in the Mellon Mays Undergraduate Fellowship Research Journal. •Produced extensive literature reviews. -
Research FellowshipThe Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Jun 2017 - Aug 2017University Of California•Researcher
Jayla Stevenson Skills
Jayla Stevenson Education Details
-
Philosophy -
Philosophy; Africana Studies -
Philosophy And Film -
Philosophy -
Philosophy -
Political Science And Government
Frequently Asked Questions about Jayla Stevenson
What company does Jayla Stevenson work for?
Jayla Stevenson works for University
What is Jayla Stevenson's role at the current company?
Jayla Stevenson's current role is Assistant Professor.
What schools did Jayla Stevenson attend?
Jayla Stevenson attended Emory University, Wellesley College, College Year In Athens, University Of California San Diego, College Year In Athens, Massachusetts Institute Of Technology.
What skills is Jayla Stevenson known for?
Jayla Stevenson has skills like Customer Service, Microsoft Office, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Word, Microsoft Powerpoint, Time Management, Retail, Inventory Management, Sales, Teamwork, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop.
Not the Jayla Stevenson you were looking for?
-
-
-
-
Jayla Stevenson
St Ann, Mo
Free Chrome Extension
Find emails, phones & company data instantly
Download 750 million emails and 100 million phone numbers
Access emails and phone numbers of over 750 million business users. Instantly download verified profiles using 20+ filters, including location, job title, company, function, and industry.
Start your free trial