Renée Jordan, Ph.D.

Black-Liberation.Tech

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As an outcome of her dissertation work and product of her company, Jordan Nuance LLC, Dr. Renee Jordan launched the Black-Liberation. Tech podcast to deliver academic (grades 6 to PhD) and career coaching by telling her story and offering advice. Tailored for women, and girls, this podcast empowers you to navigate school, work, and beyond. Tune in for inspiration, guidance, and a community committed to your success.

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Renée Jordan, Ph.D.

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Business

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www.black-liberation.tech

Latest episode

Jul 9, 2026

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Episodes

Resilience, Relocation, and Career Advancement: Navigating Setbacks and Finding Opportunities 20.01.2025

In the third episode of Black Liberation. Tech , Dr. Renée Jordan shares an inspiring story of resilience and determination. From facing unexpected challenges like a car accident to navigating the complexities of job searches and career advancements, Dr. Jordan highlights the importance of persistence, self-advocacy, and strategic planning in the face of adversity. This episode also takes you thro...

Tackling Test Prep and Exploring Maui's Black Sand Beaches: Part 2 of My PhD Journey 13.01.2025

In the second episode of the Black- Liberation. Tech series, Dr. Renée Jordan dives deep into the world of test preparation while driving to Maui’s Black Sand Beaches ( https://www.youtube.com/@BlackLiberationTech ). This episode is packed with practical advice on study hacks, strategies for tackling standardized tests like the GRE and LSAT, and how to build a support system to overcome the unique...

Navigating the Road to Success: Standardized Tests, Teaching Realities, & Finding Your Path 06.01.2025

In this episode of Black-Liberation. Tech , Dr. Renée Jordan invites you to join her on a reflective journey through the stunning landscapes of Maui ( https://www.youtube.com/@BlackLiberationTech ), as she shares personal stories from her time as an educator and student. From the highs and lows of navigating standardized tests to the challenges of teaching within a rigid curriculum, Dr. Jordan ope...

You Have Not Because You Ask Not: Unlocking Data & The Power of Asking for Help 30.12.2024

Welcome back to Black Liberation. Tech ! I’m Dr. Renée Jordan, and in today’s episode, we’ll be revisiting a personal reflection from November 2020 titled “You Have Not Because You Ask Not.” This episode focuses on an important lesson I learned during my dissertation journey—how asking for help unlocked critical data that transformed my research. The Challenge of Data Access As a doctoral candidat...

Last Leg of the Race 24.12.2024

Welcome back to Black Liberation. Tech ! I’m Dr. Renée Jordan, your host, and today we’re diving into the final stretch of my doctoral journey. This episode is a celebration of the perseverance it takes to get to this point—whether you’re working on your own dissertation, a major project, or a personal goal. Key Takeaways: Slow and Steady Wins the Race: Pacing yourself and maintaining momentum ove...

Research is like my hair...it's a process 16.12.2024

Welcome to the latest episode of Black-Liberation. Tech ! I’m Dr. Renée Jordan, and today we’re diving into a topic close to my heart: the research process and how it parallels something we all know well — taking care of our hair. Just like the intricate process of managing natural hair, research can be challenging, tedious, but ultimately rewarding. In this episode, I draw a unique analogy betwee...

Make It a Good One: Choosing Your Path After High School 09.12.2024

In this empowering episode of Black-Liberation. Tech , Dr. Renée Jordan tackles one of the most significant decisions young adults face: choosing the right path after high school. Whether you're contemplating a full-ride scholarship, considering paying your way through college, exploring junior college with plans to transfer, opting for vocational training, joining the armed forces, or a combinati...

Mastering the To-Do List: A New Perspective on Productivity 02.12.2024

In this episode of Black-Liberation. Tech , Dr. Renée Jordan explores a fresh approach to tackling the seemingly endless to-do list. We often find ourselves overwhelmed by the constant stream of tasks and obligations, but by shifting our perspective on productivity, we can better manage these responsibilities and achieve more meaningful progress. Dr. Jordan shares practical strategies for balancin...

Beyond Textbooks: The Joy and Benefits of Leisure Reading 25.11.2024

In this episode of Black-Liberation. Tech , Dr. Jordan steps outside the classroom to explore the enriching world of leisure reading. As students, professionals, or lifelong learners, we often focus on academic texts and required readings, but what happens when we read for pleasure? Join Dr. Jordan as she dives into how leisure reading can profoundly impact our academic performance, personal growt...

Exploring College Options: A Guide to Campus Tours and Decision-Making 18.11.2024

*Correction: My niece, who is interested in art, technology and hospitality/tourism, was in the 10th grade at the time of her campus tour. In this episode of Black-Liberation. Tech , Dr. Jordan embarks on a comprehensive guide to navigating the college admission process through the lens of campus tours and decision-making. Whether you’re just beginning your journey to higher education or deep in t...

Finding Harmony: The Art of Balancing College Courses 11.11.2024

In this episode, Dr. Renee Jordan revisits a blog post from August 2018 titled "Balance." She shares a personal story about a particularly challenging semester during her junior year of college, where she took an overly demanding course load. Dr. Jordan discusses how this experience taught her the importance of balancing course selections to manage stress and optimize learning. Key Points: Challen...

Navigating Literary Trails: Exploring Connections Across Texts 04.11.2024

In this episode of Black-Liberation. Tech , Dr. Renee Jordan dives into a blog post from June 2018 titled "Following Trails of Literature." Dr. Jordan shares her experiences with influential books and authors that have shaped her academic and professional journey. She reflects on the profound impact of Maya Angelou’s "Letter to My Daughter" and the connections made through various literary works....

References: Exploring the Layers of Scholarly Influence & Uncovering Funds of Knowledge 28.10.2024

Introduction: Welcome back to Black-Liberation. Tech , hosted by Dr. Renee Jordan. Discussing a blog post titled "References have References" from June 2018. Main Story: Dr. Jordan's first conference presentation at the American Educational Research Association's Annual Meeting in April 2017. Recounting an encounter with a Mexican-American doctoral student during a poster session. The student’s re...

Be All Parts of You by Embracing Your Full Self: The Power of Taking Breaks 21.10.2024

In this episode, Dr. Renee Jordan explores a blog post from July 2018 titled "Be All Parts of You." Through a heartfelt conversation with her niece, Dr. Jordan shares insights about the importance of embracing all aspects of oneself, taking breaks, and engaging in creative activities to rejuvenate the mind and soul. Key Takeaways: Embrace Your Full Self: It's important to utilize all your talents,...

Embracing Narratives: The Power of Telling Your Story 14.10.2024

In this episode of the Black-Liberation. Tech podcast, Dr. Renee Jordan reads and reflects on her June 2018 blog post titled "Tell Your Story." The episode delves into the importance of storytelling, personal goals, and setting expectations in both professional and personal contexts. Dr. Jordan shares insights from the National Association of HBCU Title III Administrators conference and emphasizes...

Embracing Diversity: Personalizing Your Educational Journey 07.10.2024

In this enlightening episode of the Black-Liberation. Tech podcast, Dr. Renee Jordan delves into the importance of personalizing your education, whether you're a traditional or non-traditional student. Drawing inspiration from a blog post she wrote in June 2018, Dr. Jordan emphasizes the value of exploring educational resources beyond the conventional curriculum. She shares her experiences from a...

Almost there...finding focus on your writing journey 30.09.2024

In this episode, Dr. Renee Jordan reflects on a pivotal blog post from May 2018 titled "Almost There," marking a significant milestone in her doctoral journey. She recounts completing her final required course, a week-long intensive on writing qualitative research manuscripts led by Dr. Janice B. Fournillier. The course, held at Red Top Mountain State Park in Georgia, was a transformative writing...

Teaching as a Human Service: Enhancing Student Success In and Out of School 23.09.2024

Welcome back to another episode of the Black Liberation Tech podcast. I'm your host, Dr. Renee Jordan, and today we're exploring the concept of teaching as a human service. This discussion stems from a blog post I wrote in April 2018, where I shared advice with a fellow educator about integrating health and human services into the school curriculum. In this episode, I recount a conversation with J...

NYC Day Trip: Making the most of a conference in one day 16.09.2024

Hello everyone and welcome back to another episode of the Black-Liberation. Tech podcast! I am your host, Dr. Renee Jordan, and today, I'm excited to share my blog post from April 2018 titled "New York City Day Trip." Episode Highlights: Conference Duties: I discuss my experience serving as a chair for the Instructional Technology Special Interest Group's Computational Thinking and Robotics paper...

Do the I's Have It: Presenting & Defending Diverse Perspectives on the Same Phenomena 09.09.2024

Welcome back to the Black Liberation Tech podcast! I’m your host, Dr. Renee Jordan. In today’s episode, "Do the I's Have It: Presenting & Defending Diverse Perspectives on the Same Phenomena," we delve into the significance of examining data through multiple philosophical lenses. Introduction and Context: Recap of attending, presenting, and serving as a discussant at the 2018 Comparative and I...

Your Hand Has A Memory: Study Tips for STEM 02.09.2024

Hello everyone and welcome back to another episode of the Black Liberation Tech podcast! I am your host, Dr. Renee Jordan, and today we’re diving into the topic "Your Hand Has A Memory: Study Tips for STEM." This episode is inspired by a blog post I wrote, which delves into the importance of hands-on learning and how actively engaging with your study material can enhance your memory and understand...

Finishing at the Starting Point: [Re]Writing Abstracts 📑✍🏾 26.08.2024

In this episode, we delve into the importance and process of writing and revising abstracts for academic papers. We'll discuss why the abstract, although often written last, is crucial as it serves as the first point of contact for your readers. I'll also share personal experiences and tips to help you craft compelling and accurate abstracts. Introduction to the Topic: Reading a blog post from Feb...

No Homework Means DIY: How to take charge of your learning in challenging classes. 📚✨ 📖✏️📓🚀🎓 19.08.2024

In this episode, we discuss strategies for taking control of your own learning, especially when formal assignments are lacking. Drawing from personal experiences and practical strategies, we also discuss how to effectively engage with course material and ensure academic success. Identifying Knowledge Gaps: Spend more time studying areas you don’t understand well. Mark topics in your notes that you...

You Can Learn a Lot from a 6th Grader: When Things Go Wrong, Keep the Show Going! 💻🚫🎤 12.08.2024

Hello everyone and welcome back to another episode of the Black Liberation Tech podcast! I am your host, Dr. Renee Jordan. Today's topic is "You Can Learn a Lot from a 6th Grader." I'm excited to share some valuable lessons I learned from presenting at the 2017 Georgia Tech STEM Education Research Expo. Key Takeaways: Participate in Conferences: Engaging in conferences, meetings, and expos is inva...

I Told You So: Making Connections with People & Literature 05.08.2024

In this episode, Dr. Renee Jordan takes listeners on a journey through her experiences and insights from a significant conference presentation. The episode is anchored by a blog post she wrote on November 11, 2017, titled "I Told You So," which she shares in full. This post details her participation in the Association for Educational Communication and Technology's (AECT) 2017 Annual Meeting in Jac...

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