One-on-One Coaching

I provide one-on-one coaching on opening scholarly pathways, designing next steps in your career, and navigating academic systems.

What is Coaching?

Coaching is a partnership to gain clarity and new perspectives, identify next steps - both big and small, and develop accountability to achieve your goals.

Rather than providing advice, coaching holds space for you to find your pathway.

Coaches are "thinking partners" with you.

My Coaching Philosophy

I focus on coaching the whole person even within a professional context.

​I am committed to helping those traditionally marginalized in academia to navigate institutional systems and to dismantle and rebuild those systems.

I am excited to travel with you on your intellectual and creative journey.

Coaching Clients

I coach academics and higher education professionals at all career stages, especially:

Post-tenure faculty developing new scholarly and research projects.

Faculty considering entering administration or who are new to administration.

Women and faculty of color navigating academic systems and institutions.

Faculty exploring new forms of scholarly production and audiences.

How Much Does Coaching Cost?

I offer 3-session ($300) and 6-session ($500) coaching packages. Coaching sessions are one hour and held over Zoom. Coaching includes e-mail support between sessions, as well as lifetime access to session notes, resources, and audio recordings.
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Payment plans are always available and can be tailored to a client’s specific needs. Institutional professional development funds or grant funds may also be used to pay for the cost of coaching.

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Coaching for Post-PhD Career Paths

I offer coaching on post-PhD careers to current and recent graduate students at a reduced rate.

I believe there are multiple career pathways for people with PhDs that are rewarding and that draw on our intellectual interests and our graduate training. Most of all, I believe that identifying the breadth of who we are and how we want to spend our days - not just what our expertise is in - is at the core of transitioning to post-PhD careers.