My work experience hasn’t been linear—and that’s been one of my greatest strengths. I’ve worked across retail, property management, small business ownership, government contracting, and active military service. Each experience has taught me something different about people, responsibility, and how to adapt when things don’t go as planned.

I’m someone who takes accountability seriously: learning what works, what doesn’t, and applying my experience and wisdom to the next step. Growth happens daily.

My best work happens in environments where people are trusted to own what they do, where teamwork actually means something, and where leadership shows up with clarity and support. keeping things simple is key: reliability, honesty, and consistency.

I’ve seen firsthand how access to the right opportunities—and support—can change the direction of someone’s life. It happened for me, no doubt.

Life’s success and abundance aren’t just about earning a degree; it’s all about being seen, being challenged, being appreciated / significant, and being given a real shot to exist as we want (as we should).

As a veteran, a woman, and a leader, I bring perspective, drive, and empathy to work. I foster environments where team members, coworkers, and friends feel heard and supported. Each student’s voice, vision for their future, and needs are absolutely priority. Everyone deserves a fair shot at becoming the best version of themselves—and I am committed to doing my part to make that possible.