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The Center for Student Diversity and Inclusion Team

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M. Shernell Smith

She/Her
Executive Director and Associate Dean
Email Shernell
412-268-4955
Everyone has a story and Shernell is committed to ensuring that - at Carnegie Mellon - we are fostering environments for authentic and meaningful exchange. She believes that diversity is meaningful exchange and meaningful exchanges can inspire and empower action toward social change. In moments of quiet mindfulness, you will either find Shernell trying to physically plant something in the local community garden, planting seeds of change and activism in the local community through her various non-profit board affiliations, or planning her next travel adventure.
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Monica Colbert

She/Her
Associate Director of Student Engagement and Outreach
Email Monica
412-268-1631
Monica's consistent drive is the personal and professional satisfaction she attains from seeing students reach their highest potential, and aiding, in any way possible, in the shaping of a meaningful collegiate experience for all students. 
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Rowshan Lang

She/Her
Special Projects Manager
Email Rowshan
412-268-2152

Rowshan returned to Carnegie Mellon in 2019 to serve as the special projects manager with the Center. She believes in creating spaces where people are comfortable being themselves, and hopes that all students see themselves as welcome and important at the Center. She’s a fan of cooking and baking, spending time with family, friends and her dogs, and true crime podcasts.

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Shadeia Sheridan

She/Her
Coordinator for Student Engagement and Support
Email Shadeia
412-268-2237

Shadeia is drawn to the way that people live and socialize to create community, and aims to foster it within existing settings. As an Afro-Caribbean, Black, queer woman, she is passionate about recognizing the intersectionality and holistic view of those she engages with. Her favorite part of the work is being able to connect with and learn from various students. “It is important to draw wisdom from many different places. If you take it from only one place, it becomes rigid and stale.”- Uncle Iroh.