Catalysts of Change: Men of Color Redefining Leadership
Channel: IAMTHEDATA💡
Date: 2023-12-11

Mr. Michael Goodwin boasts a distinguished career of over 25 years,
seamlessly navigating the dynamic landscapes of both social services and the private sector. His expertise lies at the intersection of leadership, program/organizational development, and collaboration, which has been instrumental in crafting transformative strategies across diverse
industries. Michael's influence extends notably into higher education, nonprofit, for-profit, and faith-based sectors. His adeptness in creating and implementing key programs is evident in his contributions to institutions such as Cornerstone of Medical Arts Center Hospital, Osborne Association, and Eckerd Youth Workforce Development. Michael is recognized as a driving force behind the development of impactful curricula and instructions in education, substance counseling, and workforce development programs. Michael's commitment to education extends beyond his professional endeavors to his alma mater, the Metropolitan College of New York (MCNY). 
In his role as the Assistant Director of Career &amp; Professional Development, he offers invaluable guidance to students across academic levels, drawing from his wealth of workforce experience. Serving as an adjunct
professor for a decade, Michael enriches MCNY undergraduate and graduate degree programs with practical insights. His educational journey at MCNY is marked by the successful
completion of two accelerated degree programs—Bachelor of Professional Studies Services and Master in Public Administration (MPA) in 2013. Underscoring his dedication to continuous growth, Michael recently earned a Master&#39;s Degree in Higher Education Administration (MSEd-HEA) at Baruch College.
Michael's commitment to education is not only evident in his professional roles but also in his dedication to advancing opportunities for Men of Color. His research, including a second graduate thesis on factors influencing the low retention and graduation rates for Black male students in higher education, a research paper on the enrollment disparities of African-American
male students, and a webinar titled &quot; Collegiate Men of Color in Higher Education: Changing the Narrative, showcases his dedication to addressing critical issues. Currently, Michael is at the forefront of a Men of Color Initiative at MCNY, scheduled for launch in Spring 2024, underscoring his commitment to making a positive impact on underrepresented communities.
In summary, Michael Goodwin emerges as a dynamic professional, seamlessly
integrating leadership acumen with a profound commitment to education, workforce development, and advancing opportunities for Men of Color.

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