Tracy Felton-Robinson

Tracy
Interim, Financial Analyst
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Tracy brings more than 35 years of public-sector financial expertise in budget development, analysis, and fiscal stewardship. During her tenure at NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center, she managed complex, high-value budgets while ensuring accountability, compliance, and operational efficiency.

Known for translating complex financial data into clear, actionable insights, Tracy supports sound decision-making and strategic planning. A collaborative and people-focused leader, she has built strong cross-functional partnerships and high-performing teams, contributing to effective financial management and a service‑oriented organizational culture.

Outside of her professional work, Tracy enjoys traveling and cherishes time with her family. She also has a creative passion for crafting and designing beautiful spaces for special events.

 

Finance & Administration
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Christopher Carter

Chris
Assistant Manager, Student Services
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Christopher Carter was born and raised in West Virginia, alongside his three little brothers. He earned his Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice and Criminology from Marshall University (Go Herd!) and later completed his Master of Arts in College Student Development and Administration at Shepherd University. Chris joins the UCDC team from American University in Washington, D.C., where he most recently served as Associate Director for Residence Life. His work includes designing residential curriculum and assessing student-facing initiatives connected to co-curricular learning. In his free time, Chris enjoys attending comedy shows, collecting vinyl records, singing *badly*, or playing video games. Chris is also a big fan of all things Beyoncé and Olivia Pope! Chris is excited to begin working closely alongside the UCDC team and our students!

Student Services
UCDC Staff
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Community Organizing

Course Title: Community Organizing 

Day & Time: Tuesdays, 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. 

This course explores the theory and practice of community organizing, with an emphasis on social movements, advocacy, and policy change. Students will engage in experiential learning, case studies, and discussions to understand the power of collective action and grassroots mobilization in addressing social justice issues.

Julie Ajinkya

Julie is currently a Principal at HCM Strategists, an impact-driven consulting firm that believes in the transformative power of education and work-based learning to improve social and economic mobility.  Ajinkya's research and advocacy expertise focuses on innovative models that improve degree completion for underserved populations, such as students of color, returning adults, justice-involved communities, and rural communities.

Jessica Millward

Jessica Milward is the Associate Director of the Center for Liberation, Anti-Racism and Belonging  (C-LAB) at UC Irvine.  An Associate Professor in the Department of History and Core Faculty member of African American Studies, Millward is particularly interested in the intersections of slavery, freedom, power and liberation. Dr. Millward's first book, Finding Charity’s Folk: Enslaved and Free Black women in Maryland was published as part of the Race in the Atlantic World series, Athens: University of Georgia Press (2015).

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