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LaToya White

Senior Director

Areas of Expertise
  • Academic Affairs
  • Strategy and Planning
  • Student Success Management
Washington, DC
Specialties
  • Academic Advising
  • Accountability and Assessment
  • Organization Change Management
  • Process Improvement
  • Project Management
  • Stakeholder Communication and Enfranchisement
  • Student Success
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Background

LaToya White is a Senior Director with EAB’s Student Success Collaborative. LaToya leads a team of Strategic Leaders who partner with colleges and universities to optimize their student success efforts. Her team leverages technology to provide data driven insights, support process improvement and workflow efficiencies, and enhance assessment capabilities. LaToya oversees service strategies and sha

LaToya White is a Senior Director with EAB’s Student Success Collaborative. LaToya leads a team of Strategic Leaders who partner with colleges and universities to optimize their student success efforts. Her team leverages technology to provide data driven insights, support process improvement and workflow efficiencies, and enhance assessment capabilities. LaToya oversees service strategies and shared best practices across the institutions supported by her team.

Prior to joining EAB, LaToya served as Executive Director at Health Leads Washington DC, a nonprofit focused on helping low-income families address their unmet socioeconomic needs. In this role, she partnered with senior executives at primary care clinics and community health centers to implement social interventions within patient care.

Education

LaToya holds a Master of Public Health from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, and a bachelor’s degree from Boston University.

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