In 8th grade I was head of the morning announcements crew at my school. I would arrive an hour early, type up the script on the old computer monitor, research what “news” we were going to talk about that day, and assign the anchors. Little did I know, this was just the beginning of my ever-growing passion for the media.

When coming to college for my undergrad I felt lost, and I was not sure what I wanted to major in. As I went through my first year of general education classes, I realized I craved writing, I craved creating digital content, and most importantly I missed learning about the things I loved. I then declared myself a Public Relations major and the rest was history. I spent my time in college creating content for Kappa Delta Sorority, the Miracle Dance Marathon program, and broadening my skills every chance I received. When I worked with Miracle at Kennesaw State, I really got to see the power the media can have if you know how to use it. In my time with the program, I was able to raise over $15,000 for the patients at Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta. What amazed me the most was that I did this completely through utilizing graphics, reaching out to others, and producing content on social media platforms.