Dr. Lisa R. Dunkley’s service reflects a deep commitment to community engagement, student mentorship, and advancing health equity in underserved regions. She actively collaborates with local organizations, workforce councils, and healthcare partners to create meaningful service-learning opportunities that address rural health disparities and disability employment needs. Within the university, she contributes to curriculum development, leadership initiatives, and interdisciplinary partnerships that strengthen academic excellence and student success. Her service philosophy is grounded in the belief that higher education should extend beyond the classroom—empowering students to lead, serve, and create sustainable impact within their communities.
Healping teachers to work with students with disabilities in the classroom.
Providing service to help beautify sacred monk temples.
Helping to clean and organize to donations.
Volunteer as a marshal for the Johnson City Special Olympics.
Walk a mile in her shoes- to help raise awareness to domestic violence & sexual assault
Helping to organize material to build homes for unhoused individuals in the area
Special olympics marshall- Bowling
Judge- Africa night, ETSU
Coordinator: The RED Academy work with underserved youth in the Johnson City and surrounding areas with Leadership skills buidling, transition age service/education and advocacy.
RED Academy https://www.redacademytn.com/
Provide trauma informed care training to primary school teachers.