Service and Leadership
Leadership
Successfully transitioned into a leadership role supporting the merger of New Jersey City University and Kean University while continuing to oversee teacher preparation and certification initiatives.
Served on the NJCU COE Executive Council.
Served on the College of Education Advisory Council (CEAC).
Served on the Instructional Specialist Advisory Board.
Served on the RAPID Grant Initiative Advisory Board.
Served on the College of Education Alumni Awards Committee.
Served on the Black Alumni, Administrators, Faculty, Students & Staff Organization Scholarship Committee
Co-Authored to Kean's Teacher of Students with Disabilities Professional Pathways Grant.
Contributed to the RAPID Literacy Initiative funded by the New Jersey Department of Education.
Professional Presentations
Co-presented the webinar Culturally Responsive Teaching and Social-Emotional Learning Practices in the Era of Artificial Intelligence hosted by the NJCU Educational Technology Department on November 24, 2025.
Co-presented Simulation-Based Learning: From Classroom to Corporate at the 40th Annual New Jersey Educational Computing Cooperative (NJECC) Statewide Educational Technology Conference on March 10, 2026.
Community Engagement and Professional Service
Volunteered at the New Jersey Education Association (NJEA) Teachers' Convention on November 6-7, 2025, representing the Educational Technology Leadership Department and engaging educators from across New Jersey.
Volunteered at A. Harry Moore School's Trunk or Treat on October 31, 2025.
Facilitated a STEM family engagement activity where elementary students explored engineering concepts through hands-on learning to make stress balls.
Participated in Reading Day at my son's elementary school by reading to multiple classrooms.
Represented the College of Education during Reading Day at A. Harry Moore School, providing information about teacher certification pathways and graduate programs.
Leadership and Service Commitments
Maintained active participation on multiple university committees throughout the academic year.
Expanded professional collaborations through conference presentations, research partnerships, and grant initiatives.
Strengthened community partnerships through literacy, STEM, and teacher recruitment events.
Continued mentoring and advising teacher candidates through my professional responsibilities.
Maintained a reflective approach to professional growth by regularly evaluating my progress and refining my leadership goals.
AHM Trunk or Treat Fall 2025
NJEA Atlantic City November 2025
Grad and Career Expo 2026
Serving across events for The Black Alumni, Administrators, Faculty, Students & Staff Organization Scholarship Committee and Salute to Grads 2025-2026
AHM Reading Day Spring 2026
PS #5 STEM meets SEL in this family engagement activity where elementary students explored engineering concepts through hands-on learning making stress balls with ballons and flour.
Summer 2026