I’m Megan and I do human-centered learning and change work, which is a fancy way of saying I help people make sense of messy things and build systems that actually feel usable. I’m an OER librarian by day, a program-builder by nature, and a facilitator who loves that moment when a room shifts from “polite listening” to “oh, we’re really talking now.”

I care about access and equity in ways that are practical, not performative. I’m drawn to projects that sit at the intersection of learning, belonging, and real-life constraints. Give me a big goal, a complicated context, and a group of humans who want to do right by each other and I’m in.

I’m also a mental health advocate, and I don’t keep that in a separate box. It shapes how I lead and how I design: with clarity, compassion, and sustainability in mind. I believe good work shouldn’t cost people their nervous systems.

Outside the official job titles, I’m a writer and a maker of odd little creative universes. I love projects with heart, humor, and a little spice. I’m equal parts soft and structured, academic and playful, serious about impact and deeply committed to being a real person while I’m doing it.

If you’re here to see what I’ve built, what I’m building, or what I’m brave enough to share, welcome. You’re in the right place