Catherine Brockway, PhD
Georgetown, Texas, United States of
America
19 Years Experience
Nonprofit strategy consultant and language
equity advocate.
Experience
Chaminade University of
Honolulu
Senior Sustainability
Analyst / September, 2022 —
Present
Lead systems change
strategy, manage nonprofit
relationships, research
language equity in STEM,
teach data science to
students, faculty, and
working professionals.
Strategy Director / March, 2024 —
Present
* Build capacity for systems
change through training and
facilitated conversations *
Organize and host monthly
Laha Seminar Series in Data
Justice * Develop and
implement strategic plans to
enhance data science
capacity in the
Hawai'i-Pacific region. *
Lead and manage
cross-functional teams to
achieve project milestones
and objectives. * Foster
partnerships with
educational institutions,
government agencies, and
non-profits. * Oversee the
design and delivery of data
science training programs,
workshops, and seminars. *
Monitor and evaluate program
outcomes, ensuring
continuous improvement and
alignment with strategic
goals.
Research Expertise
linguistic geography
language equity
minority languages
About
Catherine Brockway is a linguistics
scholar and nonprofit strategy
consultant with over a decade of
experience in education and
sustainability. She earned her
doctorate in Linguistics from
University of Hawaii at Manoa in 2021,
her master's degree in English from
Texas Tech University in 2012, and her
bachelor's degree in Geography from
Texas Tech University in 2009.
Catherine has held several positions
in education and sustainability,
including Senior Research Associate at
Kamehameha Schools, Strategy
Consultant at Kamehameha Schools, and
Senior Sustainability Analyst at
Chaminade University of Honolulu. She
is passionate about applying her
research and data background to help
nonprofits create more equitable and
sustainable systems. In her free time,
Catherine enjoys hiking, birdwatching,
and walking her dogs.