As a personal shopper and stylist I offer the gift God has given me to others who don't have the time or creativity to create their own aesthetic vision. One's creativity and way of dress is an inward expression of who they are and their purpose.

As an office automation specialist I bridged the gap between providers and facilities in the state of Florida via data reporting in eHARS to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. This work entailed the surveillance and linkage of exposed pediatric cases and adult HIV/AIDS cases reported in the state of Florida.

As a graduate research assistant under the College of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences Institute of Public Health, I assisted with the collection of both quantitative and qualitative data. I also was given the opportunity to organize and moderate focus groups and interviews for site visits. I transcribed and coded qualitative data from focus groups before analyzing data.

I had the pleasure of being under the tutelage of Ms. Thometta Cozart in which I reviewed and analyzed Florida codes in reference to the overall health of women residing in Florida. In doing so, gaps were identified in accessing care and/or quality of care within Florida insurance codes. I also provided recommendations that would ensure a better quality of life for women throughout their life. In addition to those events, I assisted with the Intra-agency and inter-agency committee meetings in the state of Florida. The organization and the composition of evaluation forms for the 10th Statewide Audio-conference on Best Practices in Women's Health: Disabilities in Women's Health Conference Call was created. Planning for the National Women and children Girls HIV Awareness Event was completed. A plethora of preventative care information venues were assembled and staffed at The Day of Dialogue on Minority Health III: Developing a Valuable Church Health Ministry at Bethel A.M.E.; the Women’s Health booth at Florida State University and the Black Entertainment Television (BET) Foundation Women’s Health Symposium.

As a science instructor for the Howard Hughes Program I provided preparatory schooling for Leon county student, grades 5th and 6th. This Florida Comprehensive Aptitude Test (FCAT) preparation was not limited to only in class assignments, daily quizzes, experiments, or cognitive drills to examine study habits and retention of information.