Diamond Outlaw M.ed.

Diamond Outlaw M.Ed. is an experienced professional in higher education and disability support services, currently serving as an Access Coordinator at North Carolina State University since August 2025. Previously, Diamond served as the Coordinator for Disability Support Services at Coastal Carolina Community College, where key contributions included creating a Title IX policy for pregnant and parenting students, leading the Accessibility Committee, and advocating for homeless students. Diamond's background includes roles as an Associate Professional and Infant Teacher, as well as experience in residential life and early childhood education. Educational achievements comprise a Master's degree in Higher Education Administration from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro and a Bachelor's degree in Psychology from North Carolina Central University. Certifications in Mental Health First Aid and Green Zone highlight a commitment to supporting diverse student needs.