As we go through life, changes occur. Our personalities change, goals, visions, and values. Then suddenly, we realize we want more. We want more money, more skills, a more robust and better career. Take some time to think about what support you had. How many people were there for you? Could you have done all of those things by yourself?

Imagine that you are a student who finds a program that has changed your high school experience. You went from Cs to As, you're involved in clubs and volunteer when you can, and now you're excited about your future. Now you're going into your first semester of college, and you're overwhelmed with school and unsure how to navigate campus life. You want to reach out to the program that once helped you, but they can no longer support you due to capacity or their mission.

So, what do you do?

You are a company that supports the community. You help them figure out their next steps on their journey towards success. You're analyzing your data and realize the people you were so excited about never reached their goals due to family troubles, finances, stress, depression, or the inability to push through their obstacles. You want to support them, but you cannot serve them due to your company's mission and capacity.

So, what do you do?

You call reinforcements!!!

I am a St. Louis native and an alumnus of Fontbonne University. Before Fontbonne, I attended Rockhurst University, and I know the process of transferring schools and locations very well.

During my college years, I became a single mother, and I know what the experience is like to venture back into High Education with an extra load to carry.

Over the years, I have experience working with high school students through young adults to create goals and plans of completing their higher education goals and support their mental health.

Through my experiences, I've learned how to start over and continue to move through obstacles to reach overall goals and aspirations.

I have a strong love and desire to learn, support, encourage, explore, and innovate.

In this work, I am looking to encourage and stretch individuals and organizations to be the best they can be to better the world we live in.