Carlos Quatela
Biography
Carlos is the son of South American Immigrants (Brasil & Argentina), First Generation American, an English Language Learner, and FGCS. He has lived in NJ, NYC, NC, PA, and OR. He’s the spouse to an amazing partner, and father of two resilient teenagers. As a higher education professional, he has expertise in program management, academic advising, and mentoring. He has a proven track record of successfully supporting first-generation, BIPOC, and international students through innovative programs and data-driven strategies. Carlos is passionate about fostering inclusive environments and empowering students to achieve their academic and professional goals. He is currently pursuing an Ed.D. in Adult Higher Education at Oregon State University, focusing on DACA and undocumented student success.
Education, Degrees
English, B.A.
Education Leadership & Policy, M.S.
¹ CEPH Primary Instructional Faculty
² CEPH Non-Primary Instructional Faculty
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