Goals

Being a working mother of four children, describing my life as busy is an understatement. I must have a penchant for chaos because juggling full-time school, full-time work, and full-time motherhood creates precisely that. That is why I actively embrace personal goals—they serve as my anchor, providing a sense of peace and balance amid the whirlwind of my life.

• Dedicate 15-20 minutes daily to stretching and exercise to honor and nurture the body I have been given.

• Take a daily multi-vitamin and drink 8-12 glasses of water daily. Make healthy food choices to nourish my body each day.

• Most importantly, dedicate time each week for my husband and children. Explore unique and enjoyable ways to spend quality time together as a family. Embrace that they are my greatest joy and blessing-- my foundational support on this journey.

• Finish Phase 3 Strong and pass Intregrate Assessments

• Concentrate my energy on core midwifery assignments. Don't strive for perfection. It doesn't have to be perfect!

• Foster ongoing collaboration with local midwives, birth professionals, and pregnancy support providers. Approach each interaction as a chance to establish connections that will enrich my support network for individuals going through childbirth. 

• The undergraduate program aims to prepare graduates to practice at the full scope of the Certified Professional Midwife credential through the demonstration of broad, integrative, and specialized knowledge.

•  The undergraduate program aims to advance equity and access in midwifery, as well as to prepare graduates to serve in diverse communities in culturally safe, ethical, and collaborative ways.

• The undergraduate program aims to prepare graduates for reflective practice and a perpetual commitment to advancing quality and professional direct-entry midwifery.