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As a Student Success Adviser, I specialize in guiding students within the Schools of Film and Acting, Business, Fashion, and Fine Arts towards achieving their academic goals. My role involves providing comprehensive advice on degree sequencing, addressing academic challenges, and facilitating proactive solutions. I am adept at problem-solving and financial aid advisement, offering guidance on state, federal, and private funding options. Collaborative by nature, I work closely with various departments to ensure students receive holistic support and access to resources essential for their success. With a commitment to empowering students and fostering a supportive academic environment, I strive to make a positive impact on their educational journey.In addition, I teach a first year experience course to incoming freshmen that focuses on personal branding and wellness.

I am deeply passionate about the art of storytelling, as evidenced by my ongoing contributions as a freelance writer to various publications such as The Savannahian, South Magazine, BookPage, and Gay and Lesbian Review Worldwide. My background in literature and theology adds depth and insight to my writing, allowing me to explore diverse perspectives and topics with nuance and creativity. Committed to excellence in both academia and creative expression, I continually seek opportunities to engage with new ideas and share compelling narratives that resonate with wide audiences.

Successful track record of leadership and community development. I bring a wealth of experience in guiding organizations towards growth and meaningful engagement. Having served in diverse contexts, I have honed my skills in directing daily operations, fostering financial stability, and nurturing vibrant community involvement. My commitment to effective communication and strategic planning has led to successful capital campaigns and the expansion of facilities, enabling greater accessibility and programmatic expansion.

Instructor for classes in Literature and Religion. James Baldwin, Flannery O’Connor, William Faulkner, Introduction to Theology.