About
Nick Dunn helps diverse teams thrive by building intercultural competence and cohesion. After graduating with a bachelor's degree in History from the University of Florida while managing an independent coffee shop, he began his intercultural career as a Peace Corps volunteer in western China. In his eight years at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, he not only advised international students, but assessed, trained, and coached intercultural mindsets and skills for thousands of faculty, staff, and student leaders.
As an Intercultural Development inventory Qualified Administrator, Nick uses research-backed and field-tested methods to assess and train the skills that bridge from diversity to inclusion. He has done large group debriefs for student groups, and conducted individual debriefs for hundreds of participants across several dozen organizations ranging from city employees to Fortune Five executives to elementary school teachers.
Nick is passionate about supporting facilitator development as a member of NAFSA Trainer Corps and the Trainer Development team, as well as the NAFSA Intercultural Training network. He also serves as the community curator for The Interchange Institute. He can often be spotted on bike rides with his amazing wife and three brilliant kids.