I’m a student at Clark Atlanta University, majoring in Sociology with a minor in Criminal Justice. I’ve always been passionate about understanding society and the issues that impact people, especially marginalized communities. Over the past few years, I’ve gained experience in public policy, where I learned how important it is to use my voice for change. Outside of class, I stay busy with things that matter to me. I’m involved with Her Campus at CAU, where I get to be part of a community of driven women, and I also mentor other students through Mentor Collective. Giving back is important to me—I’ve taught volleyball to kids and helped them put on a Black History program. I love finding ways to bring people together and create spaces where everyone feels valued.
When I’m not focused on school or career goals, you can probably find me traveling, exploring different cultures, or hanging out at a café with a matcha or coffee in hand. I love deep conversations, learning new things, and surrounding myself with people who inspire me. No matter where life takes me, I want to leave a positive impact and help create meaningful change.
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