Org Development and Education Consultant
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Elizabeth is an insightful educator and Organization Development Consultant who has spent the last two decades building equitable, just, inclusive, sustainable communities. She combines the art of teaching & facilitation with the science of human behavior & psychology to uplift and create positive and sustainable change. Her use of instructional design, leadership & learning development complement her change management and organization development skills.
Her extensive portfolio includes experience with such things as having difficult conversations, inclusion, racial consciousness, team accountability, personal development, building cultural competence, theory of change, adaptive leadership, and conflict resolution amongst many others. In addition, on a systems level, she helps leaders improve other human systems with such things as talent acquisition, engagement, learning & development processes. Combined with global experience in systems design, and change management, Elizabeth is sure to help you and your organization transform.
Her second master’s thesis research focuses on how educational employees make and maintain meaning in their work. Applicable to many industries, Elizabeth integrates her research in helping organizations offer employees purpose & meaning; which are highly needed and sought after areas of expertise in this rapidly volatile and evolving times.
Elizabeth holds a B.A. in English & Education from Michigan State University, an M.A. in Deaf Education from Columbia University’s Teachers College and an M.S. in Organization Development (MSOD) from the Graziadio Business School at Pepperdine University.
Washtenaw Intermediate School District (WISD) |2010 - 2021
Teacher Consultant and District Leader
NASA Workplace Collaboration Services (WCS)
Founder, Principal Coach and Consultant
Justice, Equity & Inclusion Trainer (Navigator)
Pepperdine University, Graziadio School of Business
Master of Science, Organization Development (with Honors)
Thesis: Employee Practices for Finding and Maintaining Meaning in Work
Columbia University, Teachers College
Master of Arts in Education of the Deaf
Bachelor of Arts, English and Elementary Education