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Dr. Shaniqua Jones completed her doctoral degree in Interdisciplinary Leadership
        with a specialization in higher education in May 2016. Her diverse background in
        academics and her profession as well as her personal journey has allowed her to
        understand the concerns of those she serves. With a proven professional code of
        high standards within the post-secondary arena, she accepted a two-year
        assignment as Director of Community Engagement and Diversity Programs at
        Trinity Christian College. She advised students to serve in various capacities
        across the country, mentored scholars with a rewarding college experience
        through academic preparation and spiritual formation ingenuities and provided
        opportunities to discuss matters of the heart as it relates to diversity and social
        justice utilizing Restorative Practices.



        For the 2018-2019 academic year, she used her collection of experiences as the
        Restorative Justice Coordinator - Dean of Students at Chicago Collegiate Charter
        School and as a foundation for her Restorative Justice trainings that she provides
        to churches, schools, community organizations, The Cook County Southland
        Juvenile     Justice    Council,     and    the    Illinois   Department      of    Juvenile
        Justice.    Currently, Dr. Jones is the Coordinator of Restorative Justice and
        Restorative Practices with Thornton Township High Schools District 205. With a
        national platform, as the founder of Purple Path, Dr. Jones has been able to
        continue educating and serving students, parents/guardians, educators, and more
        through her Restorative Justice 101 courses offered online. Dr. Jones is a wife and
        mother of five biological children as well as an author of seven astonishing works.
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