Child Care Access Means Parents in School (CCAMPIS)

The Child Care Access Means Parents in School (CCAMPIS) Program is a federally funded initiative administered by the U.S. Department of Education that supports low‑income student-parents in pursuing postsecondary education. Through competitive grants, CCAMPIS enables institutions of higher education to provide campus-based child care services or subsidies, ensuring that students can balance academic responsibilities with family obligations.

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  • Rafael Cordero
    Principal Investigator (PI) CCAMPIS, Executive Director, TRIO
    rafaelcordero@txstate.edu

    Rafael Cordero is a results-driven leader with expertise in strategic planning, organizational growth, research, and community engagement. With a proven track record of success in grant development, cross-stakeholder collaboration, and creating impactful education and community programs, he brings a wealth of experience in driving meaningful change. His background includes process development, financial management, and ensuring program continuity. Rafael is highly skilled in resource development and building strategic partnerships that drive measurable outcomes while fostering leadership within teams.

  • Krystal C Cossey
    (She/Her/Hers/Herself)
    Grant Director, Non-Faculty
    krystalcc@txstate.edu The phone number for Krystal C Cossey is (512) 245-3838 (512) 245-3838
  • Ashley C Maxey
    Grant Secretary
    waz24@txstate.edu The phone number for Ashley C Maxey is (512) 245-3838 (512) 245-3838

    Ashley is a graduate of Texas State University with a bachelor's degree in Health Administration and a minor in Sociology. She focuses on addressing the social determinants of health and how their impacts affect the community. In her free time Ashley can be found in any local plant shop or at home with her husband, daughter, and numerous pets.

  • Danielle McEwen
    Co-Principal Investigator (Co-PI) CCAMPIS, Technology Resources & College of Education Doctoral Student
    dl1120@txstate.edu
  • Renee Perez
    Co-Principal Investigator (Co-PI) CCAMPIS, Grant Director, SR/SF FCS, CoAA
    rp46@txstate.edu
  • Dr. EJ Summers
    Co-Principal Investigator (Co-PI) CCAMPIS, Associate Professor Department of Curriculum and Instruction
    ejsummers@txstate.edu Faculty Profile for Dr. EJ Summers Faculty Profile
  • Gail Sylvester-Conrad
    gbs23@txstate.edu Faculty Profile for Gail Sylvester-Conrad Faculty Profile

    Gail Sylvester-Conrad is a passionate Doctoral Research Assistant at CCAMPIS Texas State University, a Developmental Education candidate with a focus on mathematics, a proud International and First-Generation Scholar. As a P.E.O. International Scholar, she is committed to advancing educational access and equity for historically underrepresented communities. 

    Her research centers on belongingness among underrepresented minority students, particularly in academic spaces where their voices have traditionally been marginalized. Through her scholarship and practice, Gail seeks to amplify the lived experiences of diverse learners and contribute to more inclusive, supportive educational environments. 

    In her work with CCAMPIS, she is dedicated to supporting student parents and fostering pathways that empower them to thrive academically and personally. 

  • Brittany Wilkinson
    Grant Coordinator
    bnb76@txstate.edu The phone number for Brittany Wilkinson is (512) 245-3838 (512) 245-3838

    Brittany Wilkinson is excited to serve as the CCAMPIS Grant Coordinator at Texas State University. A proud Texas State alumna with a degree in Family and Consumer Sciences (Family and Child Development focus), she is passionate about supporting student parents as they pursue their educational goals.

    With experience in early childhood education and family support across Central Texas, Brittany is dedicated to helping CCAMPIS participants access quality child care and the resources they need to thrive academically and personally.

    In her free time, she enjoys traveling and family time.

    Brittany looks forward to connecting with student parents and collaborating with the campus community to make a meaningful impact!

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