Dennis Camacho
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Dennis Camacho, Ed.D. is an academic leader who thrives in moments of transformation, collaboratively driving academic and operational excellence at public and private higher education institutions serving undergraduate and graduate students. He has deep expertise in urban higher education, diversity, equity and inclusion (DE&I), and both traditional and non-traditional learners and settings. He has been in the field for over 20 years in both Student Affairs and Academic Affairs.
Education
Northeastern University
Doctor of Education in Organizational Leadership Studies
2014
Teachers College, Columbia University
Master of Arts in Higher Education Administration
1999
Teachers College, Columbia University
Master of Arts in Secondary Math Education
1997
Hofstra University
Bachelor of Arts
1995
Awards and Accomplishments
Colleges of Fenway Leadership Management Program Certificate, 2015-2016
Student Council Appreciation Award, SGA, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, New York, NY, Spring 2010
Ten Year Member Certificate, Association of Fraternity Advisors, Jacksonville, FL, 2009
Community Advancement Service Award, Latin@ Network, Standing Committee for Multicultural Affairs, American College Personnel Association ACPA, ACPA/NASPA Joint Meeting, Orlando, FL, 2007
Outstanding Advisor Award, Greek Governing Councils, Hofstra University, New York, NY, 2001-2006
Research
The Drop Out Decisions of Latino College Students - College of Professional Studies, Northeastern University, 2014
Selected Publications
Camacho, D. (2017 – present). NASPA Region 1 Deans and Directors Dialogues. I have organized and facilitated these panel discussions annually in April as part of the MA NASPA Steering Board Regional Programming. Topics included: 2017 - Diversity, Equity and Inclusion: Freedom of Speech vs. Hate Crimes, Worcester, MA; 2018 – Instruction delivery in the Digital Age - Virtual, Planning for Fall 2021 Re-Opening - Virtual
Camacho, D., (2015, March). The Drop Out Decisions of Latino College Students. Presented at the annual national meeting of the National Association of Student Personnel Administration, New Orleans, LA.
Camacho, D., Guardia, J.R, Lugo, F., & Miranda, M. (2013, December). Cultura, Valores, y Identidad: Developing Latino Fraternity/Sorority Members via Purposeful Advising. Presented at the annual meeting of the Association of Fraternity Advisors, Orlando, FL.