Quortne Hutchings

Assistant Professor

Northern Illinois University

United States

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Quortne Hutchings is an Assistant Professor at Northern Illinois University in the United States. His research areas include the experiences of racially minoritized students in higher education, the impact of mentorship programs on Black queer men, and the socialization of masculinity in educational settings. Recent articles coalesce around themes of recovery, resistance, and belonging within diverse educational frameworks.

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Reginald Blockett

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Auburn University

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Lori Patton Davis

Professor and Department Chair

Ohio State University

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Demetri Morgan

Associate Professor of Higher Education

Loyola University Chicago

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Articles (11)

How Can I Help: College Recovery Program Staff Experiences

Recovery Praxis Epistemology: An Invitation

“So Proud of That Moment”: Black Queer Men Disrupting Masculinity and Heteronormativity in Mentorship Programs

“I’m stuck and not sure what the solution is”: Navigating higher education environments as racially minoritized higher education and student affairs master’s students.

The slippery slope: an autoethnography of masculinity socialization in educational settings

Blackness preferred, queerness deferred: navigating sense of belonging in Black male initiative and men of color mentorship programs

Black Queer Men Transgressing Masculine Normativity

The Resistance is Always Black and Queer: Leadership as Resistance in Black Male Initiative and Men of Color Mentorship Programs

Our Students…Our Campus…Their Community: Analyzing Institutional Civic Engagement Websites

Revisiting critical STEM interventions: a literature review of STEM organizational learning

Claiming our Truth: Exploring Black queer kinship through autoethnographic dialogues

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Reginald Blockett

Lori Patton Davis

Demetri Morgan

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