Jarett D. Haley

Jarett D. Haley is an Assistant Professor at the University of Delaware's School of Education. His research focuses on undergraduate and graduate student experiences in student affairs contexts, with a particular emphasis on Black men's experiences. He employs qualitative methodologies informed by critical epistemologies and social justice theories. Haley has held roles including African, Black, Caribbean Student Retention Specialist at UC Santa Cruz and Adjunct Professor at Rosemont College.

• Ph.D., Higher Education, University of Michigan (2024)
• M.S., Counseling: Higher Education & Student Affairs, West Chester University (2016)
• B.A., English, West Chester University (2016)

His research explores three key areas: student-staff interactions, office/program experiences, and Black men's navigation of higher education spaces. His work challenges systemic inequities through critical narratives and institutional analysis.

Haley's recent articles (2021-2025) address dismissive staff interactions, DEI program efficacy, gendered racism, and supervision practices in student affairs. His 2024 work emphasizes reimagining research teams and graduate student equity concerns.

No scientific awards listed. His professional experience includes teaching at the University of Michigan and roles directly supporting minoritized students.