My favorite creative outlet is writing. I have written in many different genres in the past including research, short stories, fiction, nonfiction, poetry, and many more. My favorite genre to write in is poetry and research. I have written many poems that have similar themes revolving around Christianity and theological concepts.

The research I have written in the past includes my presentation that I conducted at the 2023 National Conference of Undergraduate Research in Eau Claire Wisconsin, “A Critical Exploration of the Impact of Grief and Loss on the Experiences of First-Year College Students.”

In addition to this research, I have also conducted research for a passion project in which I studied the effects that Dystopian Literature has on young adults. I have posted my research in the form of a video diary and in the form of an essay.

As an intern at a local church, my job is to handle the communications and logistics of the college ministry. I have gained experience in copyediting communications, handling logistics and important details of large events, and creative design through coordinating the look and feel of the meeting dates.

My goal after I graduate college is to pursue obtaining my Master’s degree in Biblical and Theological Studies in a residency seminary program. I would eventually like to work full time in vocational ministry.

My heart and true passion can be found when I am serving somewhere. I enjoy volunteering on Sundays at my local church for their production team and serving a high school girl’s small group during the youth service. Every other week I also have the opportunity to lead a Bible study with other women that I call “At the Well",” and it has truly been such a privilege. Seeing other people happy makes me happy.

A few fun facts about me would be that if I was not pursuing a career in ministry I would be selling homemade pastries somewhere in Colorado, I have a really fat cat, and my favorite book is The Road by Cormac McCarthy.