Nicole Pulliam, Ph.D., associate professor in the Department of Educational Counseling and Leadership, recently spoke as part of TEDx Jersey City, held at the NJCU School of Business, and organized on the theme “Urban Mosaic.”
Pulliam’s presentation, “Remixing the Narrative: Flipping the Script on Impostor Syndrome,” explores themes of structural exclusion, self-doubt, and impostor feelings.
A recent ATHENA Leadership Award finalist, Pulliam was recognized in 2024 with a Champion of Equity – Higher Education award in the Schools and Educators category for her work preparing new educators and promoting enhanced equity and access.
In addition to her responsibilities at Monmouth, Pulliam serves on the board of the Grunin Foundation, and previously served on the editorial board for the “Journal of First-Generation Student Success,” and as chair of NJACE Women’s Network.
