Camden Doolittle (they/them) is a student affairs professional, doctoral student, and lifelong scholar-advocate. They are passionate about supporting students as the experts in their experiences, using trauma informed and identity based approaches. They graduated as valedictorian from the University of San Diego, earning bachelors degrees in history and sociology. Following a term as a research scholar in gender studies at Oxford University, they earned a master’s degree in college student personnel at Bowling Green State University. Cam is currently pursuing a doctorate in educational leadership at the University of California at Davis. Their background in residence life, basic needs, learning communities, Title IX and student conduct, and gender equity work positions them as a professional committed to dismantling systemic barriers to create inclusive and compassionate programs and policies. They currently work as the Basic Needs Manager at UC Davis, charged with leading campus-wide housing affordability initiatives.   As a transgender, non-binary professional they are constantly examining and identifying ways to make their workplace, and the field of education, a more equitable place to work, learn, and grow.