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Jessica Ecock Rotondo: Cultural Context Master Class

September 25, 2025 • Colette Shaw & Kurt Doan • Season 1 • Episode 4

Hosts Colette and Kurt interview Jessica Ecock Rotondo, who shares her journey from a tough upbringing in Staten Island to a career in student conduct and law. Jessica describes her very first hearing - the one that changed her entire career trajectory - the impact of institutional culture on conduct practices. We learn about the results of Dr. Ecock Rotondo's research on gender dynamics in student affairs and possible strategies for improving our advocacy for conduct colleagues in particular. Jessica reflects on her higher education career and the transition to a law firm focused on civil rights. Anyone considering a code review this year should listen to this first.

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