Dr. Monica Cox, a Distinguished Professor of Engineering at The Ohio State University, shares how her upbringing as an only child in rural southeast Alabama and being raised by educator parents provided her with the foundational tools to persist no matter the circumstances. As a professor, speaker, entrepreneur, among other roles, Dr. Cox makes concerted efforts to bridge notions of excellence and diversity work, as they often exist in isolation. Her inquisitive and innovative nature encourages us to think about antiracist teaching in new ways in order to tackle contemporary issues. Join us as we hear more about Dr. Cox's story and how it shapes her approach to this important work.
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