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University of Southern California - Medicine

Assistant Director of Student Services at Cummings Graduate Institute for Behavioral Health Studies
Joshua D.
Watson, Ed.D.
Phoenix, Arizona
Over ten years of experience working in higher education, community organizations, and local/state/national/international organizations. Currently, educating multi-generational students in social transformational disciplines at a large public institution of higher education. In addition, changing the local economy as a small business owner of a self-started organic home-based vegan bakery, a socially and environmentally responsible bakery that undertakes and supports community initiatives geared towards the betterment of people in less affluent Phoenix communities. Passions include, but not limited to, college access and continuing education, environmental sustainability, sustainable food systems, and Eco-friendly education to less affluent communities. Grow as you go!

Experience

    Education

    • Camelback High School

      Diploma

      General Studies

    • University of Southern California

      Doctor of Education - EdD

      Educational Leadership and Administration, General
      Doctoral Dissertation Research: My study aimed to understand the college readiness experiences of Black and Brown students who attend a highly-selective university. It aimed to inform secondary and postsecondary administrators in how to best serve this student population.

    • Arizona State University

      Interdisciplinary Studies

      Family Studies & Human Development/Education

    • Arizona State University

      Master of Arts (M.A.)

      Social and Cultural Pedagogy

    • Arizona State University

      Student Services Assistant


      Overseen the advancement and student initiatives of a paraprofessional student organization of over 350 members aimed at providing awareness resources and knowledge for K-12 students to build and develop a pathway to college through dedicating over 955 hours of service. Overseen a university Mentorship Program aimed at mentoring high school students. Actively recruited and increased membership of the paraprofessional student organization while coordinating service opportunities for underrepresented, low socio-economic status, and underserved communities and first generation college students. Directly managed and trained the student executive board, service-learning interns, student workers and a general body membership of 350+ student volunteers. Complied monthly data reports on growth, retention and community impact of membership and service opportunities. Coordinated and implementation of campus visits, tours, and special events.

    Publications

    • The classes you just can’t escape

      The State Press

      Interdisciplinary studies senior Josh Watson also sees the value behind taking gen-eds. Watson believes that sometimes people may end up changing their major because they become interested in a course they were required to take. Watson enjoys taking the gen-eds that fulfill the Global Awareness, Historical Awareness and Cultural Diversity in the U.S. requirements that all ASU students must take. “I feel that gen-eds are there as a ‘just in case’ and also may help you on refreshing your skills for grad school,” Watson said.

    • The classes you just can’t escape

      The State Press

      Interdisciplinary studies senior Josh Watson also sees the value behind taking gen-eds. Watson believes that sometimes people may end up changing their major because they become interested in a course they were required to take. Watson enjoys taking the gen-eds that fulfill the Global Awareness, Historical Awareness and Cultural Diversity in the U.S. requirements that all ASU students must take. “I feel that gen-eds are there as a ‘just in case’ and also may help you on refreshing your skills for grad school,” Watson said.

    • Students to Congress: Don’t double my rate

      Education Votes

      Don't Double My Rate

    • The classes you just can’t escape

      The State Press

      Interdisciplinary studies senior Josh Watson also sees the value behind taking gen-eds. Watson believes that sometimes people may end up changing their major because they become interested in a course they were required to take. Watson enjoys taking the gen-eds that fulfill the Global Awareness, Historical Awareness and Cultural Diversity in the U.S. requirements that all ASU students must take. “I feel that gen-eds are there as a ‘just in case’ and also may help you on refreshing your skills for grad school,” Watson said.

    • Students to Congress: Don’t double my rate

      Education Votes

      Don't Double My Rate

    • Arizona braces for federal budget cuts

      Arizona Capitol Times

      Joshua Watson, a student government leader at Arizona State University, said students have been discussing the potential ramifications of the sequester on Facebook and Twitter in recent months. “We are the future economy,” Watson said. “How are we supposed to get through all of this?” Read more: http://azcapitoltimes.com/news/2013/03/01/arizona-braces-for-federal-budget-cuts/#ixzz2v9y3nQ1n

    • The classes you just can’t escape

      The State Press

      Interdisciplinary studies senior Josh Watson also sees the value behind taking gen-eds. Watson believes that sometimes people may end up changing their major because they become interested in a course they were required to take. Watson enjoys taking the gen-eds that fulfill the Global Awareness, Historical Awareness and Cultural Diversity in the U.S. requirements that all ASU students must take. “I feel that gen-eds are there as a ‘just in case’ and also may help you on refreshing your skills for grad school,” Watson said.

    • Students to Congress: Don’t double my rate

      Education Votes

      Don't Double My Rate

    • Arizona braces for federal budget cuts

      Arizona Capitol Times

      Joshua Watson, a student government leader at Arizona State University, said students have been discussing the potential ramifications of the sequester on Facebook and Twitter in recent months. “We are the future economy,” Watson said. “How are we supposed to get through all of this?” Read more: http://azcapitoltimes.com/news/2013/03/01/arizona-braces-for-federal-budget-cuts/#ixzz2v9y3nQ1n

    • Student gov’t to ask Regents to remove ASA from campus

      The State Press

      USG Tempe Senate President Josh Watson, an interdisciplinary studies senior, said USG would assume the role of ASA in advocating and lobbying for student interests. USG is able to do everything ASA does on campus, Watson said.

    • The classes you just can’t escape

      The State Press

      Interdisciplinary studies senior Josh Watson also sees the value behind taking gen-eds. Watson believes that sometimes people may end up changing their major because they become interested in a course they were required to take. Watson enjoys taking the gen-eds that fulfill the Global Awareness, Historical Awareness and Cultural Diversity in the U.S. requirements that all ASU students must take. “I feel that gen-eds are there as a ‘just in case’ and also may help you on refreshing your skills for grad school,” Watson said.

    • Students to Congress: Don’t double my rate

      Education Votes

      Don't Double My Rate

    • Arizona braces for federal budget cuts

      Arizona Capitol Times

      Joshua Watson, a student government leader at Arizona State University, said students have been discussing the potential ramifications of the sequester on Facebook and Twitter in recent months. “We are the future economy,” Watson said. “How are we supposed to get through all of this?” Read more: http://azcapitoltimes.com/news/2013/03/01/arizona-braces-for-federal-budget-cuts/#ixzz2v9y3nQ1n

    • Student gov’t to ask Regents to remove ASA from campus

      The State Press

      USG Tempe Senate President Josh Watson, an interdisciplinary studies senior, said USG would assume the role of ASA in advocating and lobbying for student interests. USG is able to do everything ASA does on campus, Watson said.

    • Arizona future educator speaking out against doubling the student loan interest rate

      Education Votes

      Student loan debt crisis

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