Aundrey Page, Co-Chair

aundreypage@gse.harvard.edu

Aundrey (Drey) Page is an entrepreneur, award-winning executive coach, and current Doctor of Educational Leadership (Ed.L.D.) candidate striving to create equitable learning environments where everyone, regardless of identities, can thrive and be well. Immediately before his time at Harvard, Aundrey served as a senior executive at a national nonprofit where he used his strengths in strategic systems-level thinking, organizational strategy, and human-centered design to help guide the organization through a theory of change process that completely revamped their service model and way of operating, while saving financial resources that were able to be redistributed to maximize the organization’s national impact. Prior to his vice president roles, Aundrey was a visionary and ground-breaking high school principal, vice principal, and mathematics teacher in San Francisco, California and Atlanta, Georgia. During his tenure, he drove transformational change that increased student achievement, enrollment, student belonging, parent engagement, and workforce diversification, all during a global pandemic. Outside of working to make the world a more equitable place, Aundrey loves traveling the world, cooking, mindfulness, basketball, exploring technology and reading a great non-fiction novel.

Najma Osma, Co-Chair

najma_osman@gse.harvard.edu

Najma is pursuing a master's degree in Education Leadership, Organizations & Entrepreneurship with a concentration in Higher Education. Previously, Najma served as a College Counselor in San Antonio, TX, where she guided first-generation students and their families through the college admissions and financial aid processes. Over the last four years, 100% of her students have matriculated to a college or university. Currently, Najma works as a graduate student assistant at the Harvard College’s office of financial aid. She’s an Urban Scholars Fellowship recipient and has been involved in community-building through student organizations at HGSE. Najma is passionate about helping students from underrepresented groups not only gain access to college, but to be successful on their path to graduation. After HGSE, she plans to run a non-profit college access and success program for first-generation, low-income, students of color. Najma is a proud Minnesotan, Somali American, and bossy older sister to six siblings. She loves to travel, Egypt being her favorite destination so far, and has a goal of visiting all seven continents.

Christina "V" Villarreal, Ph.D. (she, her, hers)

Lecturer on Education

Harvard Graduate School of Education

christina_villarreal@gse.harvard.edu

Assistant Director of Student Diversity Initiatives 

andres_galindo@gse.harvard.edu

Assistant Director for Community Building and International Student Support

andrea_le@gse.harvard.edu

Student Affairs Administrator

crystal_quintanilla@gse.harvard.edu