Brian Zuluaga

About Brian Zuluaga

Brian Zuluaga is a PhD student in the Black Studies Department at Northwestern University.Brian holds a BA in Public Policy and Leadership from the University of Virginia. He currently serves on the National Advisory Council for the National Conference on Race and Ethnicity in Higher Education, the Batten Alumni Advisory Board, and the UVA Hispanic/Latinx Bolivar Network. Brian is also the proud founder of the Batten Latinx Network at the Frank Batten School of Leadership and Public Policy.Brian is an abolitionist, a believer in mentorship, a bibliophile, a part-time DJ, and a firm believer in radical systems change. Within the public and social sector, Brian works toward a future where everyone flourishes in life and systemic racism is eradicated from our society.

Experience

1. Facilitation Coach & Consultant

   Ufacilitate

   Feb 2023 — Present

   Through UFacilitate, I work with leaders to facilitate engaging and transformative experiences that bring about Connection, Collaboration and Co-creation. We believe that facilitation is a critical 21st Century leadership skill, and I also help to spread this skill to leaders in different organizations and sectors through the UFacilitate Coaching Process.

Education

• University of Virginia Frank Batten School of Leadership and Public Policy

  Bachelor of Arts - BA, Public Policy and Leadership

  2016 — 2020

• University of Virginia

  Bachelor of Arts - BA, Anthropology

  2016 — 2020