Pasadena City College’s Data Coaching Program is a cohort-based, faculty-led professional development experience designed to build collective sensemaking of equity data, provide time for inquiry on why gaps exists and how best to work together on a common goal. Data is only the starting point, not the end point. By investing in the growth and learning of the data coaches, they are the foci of change and are prepared to become agents of change.

The most powerful learning happens in community.

We recognize and thank the following data equity coaches:

  • Margaret Boles, Mathematics
  • Jose Castanon, Mathematics
  • Jay Cho, Mathematics
  • Julius Duthoy, Mathematics
  • Raelynn Garcia, Mathematics
  • Dustin Hanvey, English
  • Linda Hintzman, Mathematics
  • John Mathewson, Mathematics
  • Giselle Miralles, English
  • Dan Staylor, English
  • John Tyberg, English
  • Jessica Valentine, Mathematics
  • Carrie Starbird, Dean
  • Tooktook Thongthirag, Dean
  • Bakhtawar R. Bhadha, Psychology
  • Ariana Flores, Sociology
  • Julie J. Kiotas, Sociology
  • Katie L. Lookholder, Psychology
  • Andrea P. Murray, Anthropology
  • Lynora Rogacs, Philosophy
  • Eloy I. Zarate, History
  • Melissa Anderson, Chemistry
  • Noel Rico-Corrales, Chemistry
  • Ellen Haju, Chemistry
  • Jacqueline Loredo, Chemistry
  • Khuloud Sweimeh, Chemistry
  • Gidget Tay, Chemistry
  • Brennan Wallace, GIS
  • Veronica Jaramillo, Dean

If you are interested in participating in future equity data coaching, please email qdang4@pasadena.edu.

Note: The design of the program is greatly influenced by the works of Bensimon, Malcom-Piqueux, and Brown McNair’s From Equity Talk to Equity Walk: Expanding Practitioner Knowledge for Racial Justice in Higher Education and Elena Aguilar’s Coaching for Equity and by Dr. Hannah Lawler, consultant of the RP Group and founder of Drive Consulting.