DEIB Councils
Mission for DEIB Council
DEIB Council
The Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Belonging Council's mission is to work together to ignite and lead the diversity and inclusion process at the university. The council serves as a critical driver in fostering change by developing and championing policies, procedures or activities to create a welcoming environment for the campus community. The current members of the council are:
DEIB Council
Dr. Eddie Case
Associate Professor of Science Education, Director of Gateway 101
Dr. Michelle Chaplin
Associate Dean of Academic Affairs, Professor
Dr. Reeti Douglas
Doctoral Capstone Coordinator, Assistant Professor
Brandie Everett
Director of Human Resources
Dr. Carrie Hoefferle
Dean of Arts and Sciences, Professor of History
Katherine Knop
Assistant Professor, Sociology and Public Health
Dr. Scott Lail
Assistant Professor, Accounting
Heather Miller
Senior Vice President & Chief of Staff
Dr. Daina Nathaniel
Professor, Communication
Dr. Dana Patterson
VP and Chief Diversity Officer
Becca Paylor
Assistant Vice President and Project Manager
Dr. April Smith
Associate Vice President of Institutional Integrity & Title IX Coordinator
Kristin Wharton
Executive Director of Academic Resource Center
Jordan Wilson
Assistant Dean, Honors College, Associate Professor, Voice
Nana Wolfe-Hill
Director of Choral Activities, Associate Professor
Student DEIB Council
Wingate University's Student Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Belonging Council cultivates an inclusive and welcoming environment for all students through action and engagement in anti-discriminatory practices, anti-racism education, student empowerment, and campus integration.
2021-2022 Members
- Ra'saun Lakeith Elliott, Vocal Performance, '22
- Paris Friday, Doctor of Pharmacy, '23
- Carla Gomez Laguna, Political Science, '22
- Devansh J. Mehta, Political Science, '24
- Janvi Patel, Finance, '23
- Terrigin Pompey, Biology, '24
- Jayda E. Prezeau, Pre-Med, '23
- Taylor Stachnik, Psychology, '22
- Jessica Thomas, Biology (Pre-PA), '24
- Briana N. Tompkins, Nursing, '23
- Emiyah M. Watkins, Political Science, '23
- Leila-Therese Woel, Criminal Justice, '23
- Alisha Woodside, Doctor of OT, '23