Colleen Floyd

Headshot of Colleen Floyd, a white woman with long, wavy blonde hair. She is smiling at the camera and wearing a white shirt.

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Colleen Floyd

Psychiatric Disabilities

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Colleen Floyd joined team RCPD in June 2022. Her primary role is working with neurodivergent students and employees at MSU. Colleen attended the University of Wyoming where she studied Political Science and completed a Master of Science in Student Affairs in Higher Education at Miami University. Being affiliated with disability services in both undergrad and graduate school has led Colleen to have a passion for ensuring access and disability education. She aims to use her personal and professional experience with disability services and accommodations to help students along their journey.

Outside the office, Colleen enjoys hanging out with her partner, their dog, and three cats, listening to Harry Styles, reading, drinking coffee, and endlessly scrolling social media.

Fun Facts About Colleen Floyd:

  1. What is your favorite quote?
    “When access is a practice of love it is no longer simply about logistics and something you have to do, but something you want to do” Mia Mingus
  2. What are you passionate about?
    I am passionate about students! In undergrad, I served as a student ambassador and orientation leader for four years, igniting a passion for helping students thrive. Higher education can be a challenging and confusing time, but there are people and resources ready to assist. I am excited to be part of the MSU family and working to support the Spartan community.
  3. What is your favorite music and why?
    As a certified Directioner since 2012, I have always loved Harry Styles’ music! When I’m not listening to him, I typically have some indie pop playing in the background. You can also usually find me listening to Chappell Roan, The Marías, Tame Impala, and the Twilight soundtrack. I also attribute my master’s degree to Lil Nas X’s album because it helped me get through those late-night writing sessions!
  4. What was your favorite subject in school?
    In 2017, I found a home in disability studies. If you would like to learn more about disability studies let me know and I am happy to get you connected with some great resources!