Skyler is pursuing a Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy with minors in International Affairs and Criminology at Howard University, where she demonstrates exceptional work ethic and academic performance. She is passionate about the justice system and global issues, and has multiple honors and awards to her name, including being a member of the National Honor Society, the National English Honor Society, and the Rho Kappa National Social Studies Honor Society.She also has diverse and impactful professional experiences in different sectors and countries. Currently, she serves as a board member at College Help and Individual Needs, a nonprofit organization that provides guidance and support to students from low-income backgrounds. Previously, she worked as an eco-leadership teacher naturalist at the National Audubon Society, where she developed and delivered environmental education programs to children and youth. She also completed a research internship at the Embassy of Antigua and Barbuda, where she collected and analyzed data on various topics, such as human trafficking, environmental sustainability, and migration. In addition, she is a talented soccer player who has competed in international tournaments as part of the Antiguan National Women's Soccer Team.