Elizabeth Brownlow, PhD

Change Agent, Consultant, Educator/Teacher, Writer/Editor

A PhD with a background in public and community-engaged humanities and social sciences, I have a passion for fostering scholarship with the potential to contribute to public good. Coming out of an ACLS Leading Edge Fellowship where I served as a Communications & Research Strategist for a national network of nonprofit organizations, I repurpose and apply nonprofit communications tools and strategies to help scholars and students connect their work to the world around them, looking for opportunities to be the change they want to see in the world through thought leadership, strategically bringing their skills and expertise to the communities that could most benefit from it.

Helping academic thinkers reimagine their work so they can leverage it to have the greatest impact, not only on their own career, but also on the lives of the communities they seek to support and serve.

An effective thought leadership strategy is always rooted in a clear personal purpose. Who you want to be and what you want to do all stems from who you already are.

Building up your confidence as a thought leader and public thinker. I can help folks overcome that old devil, impostor syndrome, and lean into their own expertise as researchers, educators, learners, and community members.