OUR TEAM

Dr. Susanne Foulk

Founder and CEO

Dr. Susanne Foulk is a Doctor of Education (Ed.D.) and holds a Master of Science (M.S.Ed.) degree in Educational Psychology and Technology from the University of Southern California, Rossier School of Education.  Dr. Foulk’s expertise centers on applying educational psychology principles to promote equity, opportunity, and access for underrepresented children and families. Organizational Change and Leadership experience include coaching organizational leaders in identifying and implementing knowledge, motivational, and organizational solutions to address increased equity and inclusion opportunities for individuals with diverse backgrounds. Foulk has over 20 years of experience in the non-profit sector as founder and executive director of the Foundation for Greater Opportunities in Learning. Dr. Foulk is a published author on issues surrounding the educational needs of youth in the foster care system from a social justice lens.   Dr. Foulk teaches at the Rossier School of Education at U.S.C. in the Organizational Change and Leadership (OCL) Doctoral Program. Research

Dr. Latosha Henderson

Project Director

Dr. Latosha R. Henderson is a dedicated researcher at Temple University’s College Success Research Collaborative (CSRC) and teaches part-time at the College of Education. She focuses on understanding and breaking down the barriers that military veterans and first-generation college students face when pursuing higher education. By delving into these groups’ challenges, she aims to uncover effective strategies for helping them succeed in college. Latosha earned her Doctor of Education from Temple University, a Master of Business Administration from the University of Maryland, and a Bachelor of Arts in Strategic Communications from Temple. In addition to her academic pursuits, she volunteers as an Ambassador with Service 2 School, a nonprofit dedicated to assisting veterans and servicemembers in navigating the college application process. With her background as a former College Enrollment Advisor, Latosha brings a wealth of experience and passion to her work supporting underrepresented students on their educational journey.

Michele Linse

Community Liason

A native of Chicago, Ms. Linse earned a BA in Marketing and Communications from DePaul University in Chicago, IL.  She moved to Los Angeles in 1993 and enjoyed a successful career as a Visual Effects Producer in the film industry for 20 years.  She also discovered a passion for educating families on how money works and how to be properly protected, debt-free, and financially independent. She started her own financial services business in 2015.  In 2017, she relocated to Temecula to be closer to her family.  She quickly immersed herself in the community by joining the Chamber of Commerce and soon became an Ambassador.  Ms. Linse attended several networking groups where she forged relationships with leaders in the community and volunteered with many local non-profits.  In 2017, Ms. Linse swam 100 miles in the community pool to raise funds for Michelle’s Place and Rancho Damacitas.  As a former foster parent, working with young people is very close to her heart.  As Community Liaison, she plays an integral role in connecting key members of the surrounding communities with FFGOIL.