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Kayla Jackson
Educator, Posse Foundation Alumna
Kayla Jackson is a professional with experience in education and childcare. She holds a Master's degree (M.A.) and has worked as a Childcare Provider at the Louisiana Department of Education.1
Professional Experience
Kayla has a diverse background in education and childcare:
- Graduate Instructor: She currently serves as a Graduate Instructor at Louisiana State University.1
- Childcare Provider: She has worked in this role at the Louisiana Department of Education.1
- Desk Services Coordinator: Previously, she held this position at Tulane Housing and Residence Life.
Education
Kayla's educational background includes:
- Undergraduate studies: She attended Tulane University, where she notably represented the institution as the only undergraduate student in an unspecified capacity.1
- Graduate studies: While not explicitly stated, her M.A. designation suggests she has completed a Master's degree program.
Additional Information
Kayla's LinkedIn profile username is kayla-jackson-m-a-4baa105b, which reflects her name and academic credentials.1 Her experience spans various aspects of education and student services, from childcare to university-level instruction, demonstrating a commitment to the field of education.
Highlights
Happy Fou....SIKE! #Juneteenth is my #independenceday
In honor of the hardships our ancestors faced, please enjoy one of the first poems that I’ve ever gotten published in a literary magazine, “Read in the Sky.”
I wrote this poem to honor my family and friends who transitioned from this world much too soon.
Read the words straight across from left to right and then try reading the poem different ways for more fun! If you enjoy, like, comment, share and tag some of your favorite writers below!
In Celebration of the 60th anniversary of Lorraine Hansberry's, A Raisin in the Sun, we welcome you to join us at Ashé Powerhouse Theatre—in conjunction with a production by Voices in the Dark—for a Symposium celebrating the tremendous contributions of Lorraine Hansberry and Black women writers everywhere.
This symposium will include a screening of Tracy Heather Strain's documentary, Sighted Eyes/Feeling Heart; a panel discussion and literary readings by award winning authors, performers, activists and scholars; a young writers competition and much more!
Event is free and open to the public!
Check out our website to learn more!
