Short Bio
Paul David Terry (he/they) is a doctoral student in the University of San Francisco International and Multicultural Education program, with concentrations in human rights education and racial justice & education. He is a member of the UC Davis Undergraduate Education Experiential Learning Hub and administers The Quarter at Aggie Square program at UC Davis. Paul has served as chair for the UC Davis Staff Diversity Administrative Advisory Council, Chancellor's Committee on LGBTQIA+ Communities, and vice-chair of the Vice Chancellor's LGBTQ+ Health Advisory Council, the first group to add SO/GI into an electronic health record in the country. He has given workshops and taught with Impact Foundry, UC Davis Human Rights Studies program, Rise for Racial Justice, College of San Mateo, Center for Leadership Learning and the University of San Francisco. Paul has received multiple freedom dreaming grants with the Center for Humanizing Education and Research to understand further ways for queering education, decolonizing marketing and communications, leading through a Native lens, and rethinking human rights and social justice advocacy through Indigenous and queer frameworks. They are a Point Foundation scholar and citizen of the Cherokee Nation.