Monique Reveles

Yá’át’éé’,

Shí éí Ashiihí nishłį́ dóó Naakai báshíshchíín. Tł’ízí’łání dashicheii dóó Naakai dashinálí. Monique Reveles yinishyé. Shí éí Na’dzis’áándę́ę́ naashá. K’ad éí Hoozdohdi shighan. Arizona State Universitydi ííníshta’. Leadership and Innovation baa ííníshta’. 

Monique Reveles is an enrolled member of the Navajo Nation whose family is originally from Navajo Mountain, AZ. As the Program Manager with the Next Education Workforce, Monique works to build partnerships and pathways for community educators to support learners. She is building resources and networks of community educators to engage with students to deepen their personalized learning experiences. She joined Arizona State University in 2021 as the SPARKS Coordinator, where she worked alongside current ASU college undergraduates to inspire and motivate K-12 students to start thinking and planning for life after high school. Before joining ASU, she worked at South Mountain Community College with the First Year Experience and New Student Orientation team helping students adjust to college life and connecting them to resources and services on campus. She found her passion for education through her Volunteer work as an AmeriCorps member with College Depot at Burton Barr Central Library. There she worked with youth and adults to apply to scholarships, and colleges, and to find high school diplomas and GED programs. Monique is working on her Ed.D in Leadership and Innovation at ASU and she completed her M.Ed. in Higher and Post-Secondary Education and B.A. in Sustainability Governance and Policy Making also at ASU.