Brooke Huynh

Brooke has worked at both public and private institutions and is passionate about social justice, equity and inclusion in higher education. She graduated from the University of Rhode Island where she earned a Masters in Human Development and Family Studies with a College Student Personnel Focus. Most recently, she has worked at Roxbury Community College, where she worked as the Coordinator of Student Accessibility Services for three years. She is a part of the College Student Educators International (ACPA)’s Commission for Social Justice Education and has written a book chapter in the book entitled “In No Ways Tired: The Journey for Professionals of Color in Student Affairs.”

In her free time, she plays rugby with a local team in Rhode Island. She also loves cats, Taylor Swift, and coffee from the local coffee shops in Boston.

Brooke’s responsibilities include supporting students with disabilities, providing accommodations, accessibility related programming and outreach, and ensuring that all programs and opportunities are accessible and inclusive.