TRACIE KING
I create legacy.
As an educator and content creator, I share information that creates a legacy of new content by new creators.
I have the audacity to believe I can change your life.
Who I Am
Educator
- 20 Years of Higher Ed Experience
- 10+ years in a faculty role
- 3 years as program manager
- Curriculum developer
- Course developer
- Instructional content developer
- Researcher
- Conference speaker
Content Creator
- Digital graphics design
- Print/document design
- Book layout/publishing
- Web design
- Social media content design
- 20+ years as freelance designer
- 10 years formally incorporated as Designer Rule, LLC
- Amazon KDP Book Publisher
Entrepreneur
Career
By the Numbers
20
Years of Higher Ed experience
3
Years as a Higher Ed Program Manager
2K+
Students served
4
Focus areas
(view CV for more)
Let's Connect
Available for:
+ Consulting
+ Paid Speaking Engagements
+ Curriculum Development
+ Instructional Design
Email:
Biography
Tracie King has been an educator at Delgado Community College for over a decade. She holds the rank of professor and has taught college credit courses in academic programs and alternative credit courses in workforce development programs. Her specialty areas are digital literacy, office productivity software, and creative design software and concepts. Ms. King has several tech-related industry-based certifications. Additionally, she has earned an M.Ed in mental health counseling with an emphasis on working with adolescent populations from the University of New Orleans and an MFA in computer art, motion graphics concentration, from the Savanah College of Art and Design (SCAD), the university for creative careers. MS. King has worked as a freelance graphic designer for many years. In 2014 she decided to become a solo entrepreneur, officially establishing her business and brand, Designer Rule, LLC. She has served as a business mentor to others through the New Orleans chapter of SCORE, a national business mentoring organization. Ms. King is a Doctoral Candidate in the Human Capital Development program at the University of Southern Mississippi School of Leadership. Her dissertation research explores the digital transformation of microenterprises. Her research is grounded in her lived experience of working with college students and emerging business owners, predominantly people of color earning low wages, who are experiencing the persisting digital divide in the United States, a leading country in digital transformation development and digital resources.