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Carl Wilde Mackey is a native of the Midwest, hailing from Chicago. He earned a bachelor of science degree, with a double major in computer science and sociology, from Northeastern Illinois University (magna cum laude) and a master of science in education degree with a concentration in higher education management from the University of Pennsylvania.
Carl is an experienced residence life and student affairs professional who has served in a broad range of institutions. With a holistic approach to student engagement, he specializes in training and development, diversity/equity/inclusion issues and conflict resolution/mediation. His philosophy on student growth and development centers around helping students recognize, embrace and become their best selves. As a participant in local, state, regional and national housing and residence life organizations, Carl has presented programs and spoke on panels at a number of meetings, conferences and events including the Texas Residence Halls Association…
Read MoreCarl Wilde Mackey is a native of the Midwest, hailing from Chicago. He earned a bachelor of science degree, with a double major in computer science and sociology, from Northeastern Illinois University (magna cum laude) and a master of science in education degree with a concentration in higher education management from the University of Pennsylvania.
Carl is an experienced residence life and student affairs professional who has served in a broad range of institutions. With a holistic approach to student engagement, he specializes in training and development, diversity/equity/inclusion issues and conflict resolution/mediation. His philosophy on student growth and development centers around helping students recognize, embrace and become their best selves. As a participant in local, state, regional and national housing and residence life organizations, Carl has presented programs and spoke on panels at a number of meetings, conferences and events including the Texas Residence Halls Association (TRHA), Southwest Association of College and University Residence Halls (SWACURH) and National Association of College and University Residence Halls (NACURH) annual conferences. As an undergraduate resident assistant, Carl was selected to present a "Best Practices" program with professional staff at the annual Drive-In for Diversity Conference at Texas A&M University.
Carl’s honors and achievements include SHSU Resident Assistant of the Year (1990), Texas Residence Halls Association (TRHA) Society of Distinguished Leaders (1993), NACURH Case Study Competition – Top Three Award (1993) and commencement address speaker at Northeastern Illinois University (2005).
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