I’m African American and from Metro Atlanta, Georgia. I received my master’s degree in social work with a specialization in community partnerships from Georgia State University.

I like to be active—I’m a former college athlete—and during my free time I find peace being in nature. I also like to practice wellness by praying, cooking, doing my hair, and spending time with family.

I became a college coach so I could help students navigate the education system. As a first-generation college student myself, I understand many of the difficulties involved in navigating the college system and creating a community. I find joy in making other people feel empowered and heard even through rocky times.

As a coach, I’m here to support students through all the uncertainties of college life, and I’m grateful to be part of your journey!

Remember to always ask questions and to use this time in your life to try new things!

While in college I tried so many different activities that led me to new interests and people.

One of my favorite quotes is from my mother: “knowledge is power and no one can take that away from you.” I hope this quote resonates with you as you write your college story.