Director

Karen Ramirez

Dr. Karen Ramirez

Program Director, CU Dialogues Program • Assistant Director, Miramontes Arts and Sciences Program
CU Engage | School of Education
Dr. Karen Ramirez is the Director of the CU Dialogues Program. She is also a faculty member at CU-Boulder, serving as the Assistant Director for Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences Program Development for the Miramontes Arts and Sciences Program, which serves underserved students in the College of Arts and Sciences. She received a 2018 Boulder Faculty Assembly Award for Leadership and Service. In 2017 she received the Student Involvement Center's...

Dialogue Staff

Nancy Maingi Ngwu

Nancy Maingi Ngwu

Graduate Research Assistant, CU Dialogues Program
CU Engage | School of Education
Nancy Maingi Ngwu is a PhD student in the Department of Communication at CU. She studies organizational communication. Her research generally engages how organizational actors at the margins of society communicatively organize to manage, resist, and remake oppressive structures. As a practitioner, she designs dialogues on systemic inequities and trains organizational members/leaders to dialogue on and organize toward equitable, diverse and inclusive practices, policies, and procedures. She is currently a...
Jen Pacheco

Jen Pacheco

Graduate Research Assistant, CU Dialogues Program
CU Engage | School of Education
Jennifer Pacheco is a PhD student in the Learning Sciences and Human Development Program at the University of Colorado Boulder. She is dedicated to addressing educational inequities and working with communities on health disparities. Jennifer was born and raised in Pueblo, Colorado. Working across the P-20 spectrum in the field of education for over 19 years, Jennifer has served as a bilingual teacher, community activist, college prep advisor, and college...
Steve Sommer

Steve Sommer

Graduate Research Assistant, CU Dialogues Program
CU Engage | School of Education
Stephen Sommer is a dual doctoral candidate in the Learning Sciences and Human Development Program (Education) and the Institute of Cognitive Science at the University of Colorado, Boulder.