Stacey Harris is a member of the Coordinator & Director Services, ADA/504 Team at Grand River Solutions.

Stacey has served in a variety of leadership roles in higher education, from Chief Student Affairs Officer and Dean of Students to Director of Disability Services, with multiple public and private institutions, both large and small. Stacey brings extensive experience evaluating and developing policies and procedures, designing and deploying systems, managing specialized and interdisciplinary teams, delivering direct services, and advising executive leadership. She possesses comprehensive expertise in ADA/504 compliance, CARE management, crisis response, and student conduct.

Stacey is an accomplished trainer and facilitator, holds multiple certifications in mediation and circle facilitation, earned executive coaching credentials from Erickson Coaching International, and completed a fellowship with the George Washington University Institute on Antisemitism & Jewish Inclusion in Educational Settings.

Earlier in her career, Stacey served as a hearing officer for the Massachusetts Department of Developmental Services and coordinated municipal ADA compliance for the City of Cambridge, including training the Cambridge Police Department on disability inclusion and best practices.

Known for her ability to humanize complex processes while keeping institutional compliance squarely in focus, Stacey earned her Juris Doctor from Suffolk University Law School and her Bachelor of Arts, Philosophy and Communications from Curry College.