Ebony Monchoir serves as Program Coordinator for the Office of Micro-Credentials at Florida International University. In this role, she oversees projects related to digital badging and credential-based learning, working closely with faculty and staff to develop Micro-Credentials that support learning, professional development, and student success across the FIU community.
Ebony also serves as an Instructor for First-Year Experience and has taught the Understanding Emotional Intelligence micro-credential. Her work is grounded in operational excellence, process improvement, strategic planning, data-informed decision-making, and student-centered assessment. She enjoys using data and best practices to improve processes, enhance learning experiences, and drive continuous improvement.
Before joining higher education, Ebony worked as a paralegal, supporting attorneys in civil litigation matters in New York, Philadelphia, and Miami. She earned her Master of Arts in African and African Diaspora Studies from Florida International University, graduating summa cum laude, and her Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice with honors from Berkeley College.
As a lifelong learner, Ebony has earned FIU Micro-Credentials in Understanding Emotional Intelligence, Quality Enhancement Plan (QEP) Micro-Credential Alignment, and Academic Assessment. Outside of work, she enjoys reading, practicing yoga, and spending time at the beach.