About Dr. Destinee
Background
Notable Experiences
Notable Experiences
Dr. Destinee Woodris (she/they) has over 15 years of working with non profit, education, and state departments. Of those years, she was fortunate to work with and coach talented and passionate individuals serving communities and making tremendous impact across levels of leadership. Her educational journey consisted of obtaining doctorate
Dr. Destinee Woodris (she/they) has over 15 years of working with non profit, education, and state departments. Of those years, she was fortunate to work with and coach talented and passionate individuals serving communities and making tremendous impact across levels of leadership. Her educational journey consisted of obtaining doctorate in education, master of science in industrial/organizational psychology, bachelor of arts in international relations, and an associates in liberal arts. Her background in education and experiences give her both a unique blend and signature in the coaching field.
Notable Experiences
Notable Experiences
Notable Experiences
Dr. Woodris emceed a wide range of events from neighborhood block parties to the Governor's Conference on Substance Abuse. Additionally, she has received numerous community awards including person of the year, woman of essence leadership award, excellence in advising, and more. She was instrumental in leading strategic planning sessions a
Dr. Woodris emceed a wide range of events from neighborhood block parties to the Governor's Conference on Substance Abuse. Additionally, she has received numerous community awards including person of the year, woman of essence leadership award, excellence in advising, and more. She was instrumental in leading strategic planning sessions and facilitating workshops within higher education and non profit settings.
Interests
Notable Experiences
Interests
Doc's interests are
- Black feminism
- Education
- Comedy
- Writing (lyrics, books, scripts, etc.)
- Research
- MUSIC!!!!!!
- Black LGBTQ livelihood across different regions
- Exploring the relationship between collective memory and policy development