I love being a Career Coach
Today, I received a text from a former client who I first worked with in 2004. Since those coaching sessions, she has graduated from a selective women’s college, received her Master’s degree from a research university. When I asked her what was going on now, she said...
Katrina Project
After Hurricane Katrina, like so many people I could not believe what I was watching on TV and because I grew up spending vacations on the Mississippi Gulf Coast, I wondered what type of damage the disaster left on the Gulf of Mexico. That was in 2005 and when and why...
Wellesley Magazine interview: “Weathering the Storm”
As hurricanes and wildfires ravaged the U.S. in 2017—the costliest year on record for natural disasters—Ophera Davis, lecturer in Africana Studies, sat glued to her TV screen. She watched women in Texas flee their flooded homes in boats, and evacuees in California...
TV interview in Boston in CBS affiliate WCVB “CityLine Women in Charge: Hillary, Wellesley, and the Glass Ceiling”
Dr. Ophera Davis discusses her hands on approach to the role as well as the bright future for women leaders (interview starts at 5:44)
