Presentations

  • Stay Day Conference (2018): "First Step to Advising: Understanding the First-Generation Student"

  • Western Association for College Admission Counseling (2022): "First Step to Advising the First-Generation College Student"

  • Metro Edge Summit (2022): #ChallengeAccepted Keynote

  • Metro Edge Emerge Summit (2023): “Working on Challenges for Women of Color”

  • MBA Commencement (2024): “Progress, Not Perfection”

  • Metro Edge Emerge Summit (2024): “Slaying Stereotypes: Motherhood, Mental Health, & Mentorship”

  • Latinas with Masters Podcast (2024)

  • Continuous Improvement Showcase (2025): "Workflow Improvements in Admissions"

  • Leticia presents to about 20-25 UC alumni on what burnout may look like, its impact, and frameworks to proactively face it.

    UC Davis Alumni & Identity Conference (2026): "Avoiding Burrnout Bingo"

  • UC Davis ADMAN Conference (2026): "Avoiding Burnout Bingo"

What People Are Saying

  • “Your discussion on burnout was informative, and the strategies you shared felt both practical and immediately usable. Your openness in sharing your personal journey with burnout and how you found your way back to balance really resonated. It brought a level of authenticity that made the session impactful. You also struck a great balance of depth and lightness. The humor you wove in made the topic feel approachable, I loved the Lean 5S shoutout, and the bingo activity was a fun and engaging touch.”

    Erica Aichwalder- Barclift on the “Avoiding Burnout Bingo” ADMAN Conference, 4/7/26

  • “It was a great session with lots of tangible, accessible take-aways!”

    Brenda L. Scalzi on the “Avoiding Burnout Bingo” ADMAN Conference, 4/7/26

  • “Delivering a memorable and #humorous speech."

    Esther Muriithi on the Metro Edge Summit Keynote Speech, 2022

  • “This session resonated with me most out of the whole conference. I appreciated the content and the shared feelings from this topic. The speaker provided insight and advice that has been hard to discover on my own from my own journey, and it feels nice finding some clarity from a chaotic experience.”

    Anonymous participant in post-session survey for UC Davis Alumni & Identity Conference, 2/2026

  • 100% of respondents also agreed or strongly agreed that: 1) The content presented in the session was relevant to their career and identity development. 2) The session provided valuable insights that they could apply in their professional life. 3) The session was engaging and held their interest throughout. 4) The speaker was knowledgeable and effective in presenting the material. 5) The session provided a meaningful opportunity for networking and collaboration.

    Post-event survey feedback, UC Davis Alumni & Identity Conference, 2/2026