This page highlights selected examples of my writing, professional learning, systems work, and research-to-practice leadership. I am beginning with featured public writing and will continue adding artifacts as they become appropriate for public sharing. 

Featured Writing

LinkedIn article: A practical leadership reflection on how end-of-year routines can become August-ready systems when educators intentionally teach, model, and reinforce procedures rather than assuming students already know them.

Stop Repeating Yourself: How to Turn Classroom Procedures into Automatic Routines by Misty Hunter, PhD

Professional Learning & Facilitation

Coming soon: Selected examples of literacy-focused professional learning, Practice-Based Coaching resources, Pyramid Model-aligned training supports, and educator-facing implementation tools. 

Systems & Tools

Coming soon: Selected coaching cycle templates, implementation planning tools, resource hub examples, onboarding supports, and systems designed to make complex work clearer and more sustainable. 

Research & Educator Wellness

My doctoral research examined educator emotional wellness, organizational pressures, and the policy conditions that shape adult sustainability in education. The link below is provided for public, open-access viewing. 

Dissertation: Emotional Wellness in NM Early Childhood Educators: A Critical Constructivist Examination of Neoliberalism in Education Policy and the Influence of Neoliberalist Policy on Educator Wellness

Media & Public-Facing Work

Selected public-facing media connected to early childhood education, educator support, professional learning, and statewide implementation work.

Podcast / YouTube: The Heart of Early Childhood — Episode 12.2

A public-facing podcast episode featuring my perspective on Practice-Based Coaching, including how coaching strengthens partnerships, supports educator growth, and improves teacher impact on student outcomes across New Mexico. 

Podcast / YouTube: The Heart of Early Childhood — Episode 14
A public-facing podcast episode created for early childhood partners, districts, and agencies across New Mexico, focused on supporting shared learning, communication, and connection across the early childhood field.

Podcast / YouTube: The Heart of Early Childhood — Episode 16

A public-facing podcast episode featuring the perspective of two CLASS-certified evaluators and a discussion of how the CLASS observation and rating system is shaping early childhood practice, reflection, and program improvement across New Mexico.