Tryce Prince
About Tryce Prince
Thank you for visiting my profile! I am currently a Ph.D. student in the department of sociology at the University of Illinois-Chicago. My areas of expertise include race and religion, organizations, and cultural sociology. I have been trained in both quantitative and qualitative research, and am currently conducting research on the ways race and religion interact in racially homogeneous religious organizations. Below are three types of coaching services I offer:
Institutional, Organizational, or Congregational Coaching
Individual Coaching
Individual Coaching for non-White People (Solidarity rate available)
Please click the "Services" tab above to read a more detailed description for each coaching service.
Areas of Expertise
Services
All initial sessions are 75 minutes and include an in-depth debrief of your personal and/or organizational assessment. To adequately cover your full assessment and receive a more comprehensive coaching experience (including an individual, small group, or organizational roadmap) a three session or custom coaching package is recommended. Both virtual and in-person workshops packages are also available.
Institutional, Organizational, or Congregational Coaching
Previously, I have worked with numerous institutions, congregations, and church leaders across the country, providing spiritual and organizational guidance on various topics related to intra/inter congregational life. In this work, I have gained an intimate understanding of life in a variety of contexts, while my academic training and research experience have provided me with the tools to observe, analyze, and interpret such life from a sociological perspective. Together, these experiences will help me bridge the gap between abstract discussions of race and everyday life on the ground in your specific context.
Initial Session Virtual Rate: $200
3-Session Virtual Rate: $500
4-hour Workshop: $800 (Available In-person)
Custom Coaching Package: Please submit a proposal for further details.
Individual or Small Group Coaching
Whether you're a church leader, a lifelong learner, or looking to take the next step, the work of racial justice and unity cannot be undertaken without the intentional development of the head and heart. It is true that in order to address the ways race shapes our lives we must learn about its historical impact, but we must also examine the ways in which it affects our most personal affections. In your individual and small group coaching, you will receive a personally tailored roadmap designed to help you learn more about the intellectual and the spiritual, wherever you are on your journey.
Initial Session Rate: $150
3-Session Rate: $400
4-hour Workshop (Virtual/Small Groups only): $500
Custom Coaching Package: Please submit a proposal for further details.
Individual or Small Group Coaching for non-White People (Solidarity rate available)
In my research, I have spoken with many people who have experienced the devastating consequences of being a racial minority in a predominantly White space. When you find yourself in a spiritual community that can be apathetic towards racial injustice, or blind to race altogether, the temptation to bitterness can be overwhelming. I also recognize that we are all at different places in our racial identity development. If you desire to learn more about your racial identify, or find yourself experiencing hardship in predominantly White spaces, you are welcomed to schedule a coaching session and will receive a discounted solidarity rate. In your individual coaching you are invited to share your questions and experiences; receiving spiritual and research-based insight to encourage you in your specific context.
A solidarity rate is available. Please submit a proposal for further details.
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Work Experience
Education
Resources
https://thefrontporch.org/2022/01/breaking-white-supremacys-grip/
Article on the topic of love in the Black Christian experience.https://thefrontporch.org/2022/01/building-intentional-solidarity/
Article on the topic of solidarity in the Black Christian experience.https://www.aaihs.org/howard-thurman-a-bridge-between-movements/
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