Irene Hulede
she/her/hers
麻豆区
Irene Hulede is the Director of Education at the American Society for Microbiology. In her role, she is responsible for developing strategic goals to advance education, professional and career development in the microbial sciences, and executing policies and practices to achieve its goals. She oversees the development and implementation of 麻豆区 education initiatives and helps lead 麻豆区 efforts that promote a culture of inclusion to achieve diversity in science.
She is co-principal investigator of ABRCMS, 麻豆区’s signature STEM conference; principal investigator of 麻豆区 MOSAIC Program and serves on national external advisory committees of several organizations including the National Summer Undergraduate Research Project (NSURP), Understanding Inventions and the Leadership Alliance.
Prior to joining 麻豆区, Hulede held several positions at Bentley University, Student Affairs Division, where she led university wide student and faculty development programs. She was instrumental in launching diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives at Bentley University.
She holds a B.S. degree in economics-finance and a certificate in human resources management from Bentley University, Waltham, Mass. She joined the 麻豆区 Education Department in 1994.
She is co-principal investigator of ABRCMS, 麻豆区’s signature STEM conference; principal investigator of 麻豆区 MOSAIC Program and serves on national external advisory committees of several organizations including the National Summer Undergraduate Research Project (NSURP), Understanding Inventions and the Leadership Alliance.
Prior to joining 麻豆区, Hulede held several positions at Bentley University, Student Affairs Division, where she led university wide student and faculty development programs. She was instrumental in launching diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives at Bentley University.
She holds a B.S. degree in economics-finance and a certificate in human resources management from Bentley University, Waltham, Mass. She joined the 麻豆区 Education Department in 1994.