CABWARE

CABWARE firmly believes gaps in education and mental wellness within the Black community stem from anti-black racism deeply rooted in all sectors of our education and health care systems. That belief drives our mission to close the achievement and wellness gaps for the Black community by disrupting anti-black racist ideologies, discourses, and practices in education and mental wellness.

Image	Name	Title	Office	Phone	Email
	Zemed Berhe, Ph.D.	Licensed Clinical Psychologist, Counseling and Psychological Services			[email protected]
	Lauren L. Brown, Ph.D., MPH	Assistant Professor, School of Public Health			[email protected]
	Naomi Campbell	Second Year Undergraduate, Political Science
	LaShae Collins, M.A.	Professor, Department of Africana Studies			[email protected]
	Kimberley A. Folkes-Dunkley	Graduate Student, Joint Ph.D. Program in Education			[email protected]
	Fatima Haghi	Graduate Student, School Counseling Program			[email protected]
	Jonathan Henderson	Graduate Student, Community College Leadership Program			[email protected]
	Frank Harris, III, Ed.D.	Professor	LH-225A	619-594-1551	[email protected]
	Nola Butler-Byrd, Ph.D.	Associate Professor & Program Director, CBB	NE-293	619-594-3128	[email protected]
	Katheryne Leigh-Osroosh, Ph.D.	Assistant Professor	NE-288	619-594-0829	[email protected]
	Sesen Negash, Ph.D., LMFT	Associate Professor & Director, MFT Program	NE-187	619-594-1209	[email protected]
	Rachael Stewart, Ed.D.	Administrative Support Coordinator II	NE-166A	619-594-1338	[email protected]
	James Wright, Ph.D.	Assistant Professor	NE-162L	619-594-3175	[email protected]
	Estella Chizhik, Ph.D.	Professor and Coordinator, Liberal Studies Program	NE-79B	619-594-0971	[email protected]