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Dr. Carmen McCallum serves as Associate Professor and Associate Dean for Faculty and Community at Eastern Michigan University, with prior roles as Assistant Professor at Buffalo State (SUNY) and Academic Research Specialist at Michigan State University. Her leadership spans faculty development and community engagement within higher education administration.
Education:
- Ph.D. in Higher Education, University of Michigan (2012)
- Ed.S. in Educational Specialist Certificate, Wayne State University (2005)
- M.S.W. in Social Work, Wayne State University (2000)
- B.A. in Sociology, University of Michigan (1997)
Her research centers on equity in graduate education, specifically examining how race, ethnicity, gender, and socioeconomic status shape doctoral experiences. She investigates mentoring dynamics, program evaluation frameworks, and retention strategies for African American students and faculty, with particular focus on mental health and identity navigation in predominantly white academic spaces. Her work bridges theoretical models like 'othermothering' with practical supervision frameworks.
Recent publications (2018-2023) reveal a cohesive trajectory: evolving from foundational studies on Black student experiences to actionable models like the Inclusive Supervision Inventory and structured mentoring programs. Key themes include culturally responsive advising, success coaching for underrepresented groups, and alumnae perspectives on college survival strategies, all emphasizing intersectional approaches to student support systems.
Dr. McCallum has secured National Science Foundation funding for graduate education research and maintains active membership in professional associations including ACPA, ASHE, and AERA. Her advising philosophy integrates scholarly research with practical student affairs applications, particularly through mentorship program development and faculty training initiatives.
