I am an Honors Fellow in Urban Leadership at Wheaton College (IL), double-majoring in Business/Economics and Biblical/Theological Studies. I am also pursuing two certificates in Human Needs & Global Resources, and also in Humanitarian Action. Through these programs, I will receive both academic knowledge and hands-on experience to best advocate for the underserved and extend hope to those in my local community and beyond. I have the eventual goal of nonprofit leadership. I am a driven academic who graduated from JJ Pearce High School in May 2025. I graduated in the Top 3% as an AP Scholar with Distinction with 15 AP and Dual Credit classes, 3 Endorsements, and a Distinguished Level of Achievement. I am a proven leader at school and in the community. I currently volunteer with a juvenile justice organization, befriending local incarcerated youth and providing re-entry support. In high school, I was a two-year Drum Major for our 6A marching band, mentor for 28 freshmen to ensure a successful 1st year of high school, regular speaker at student ministries, member of the Dallas Symphony Orchestra teen council, and founder of Supplies for Success, which distributed over 5,400 school supplies to refugee kids in Dallas this year. As a service-oriented community member, I graduated with over 500 verified hours of community service.

• Advocacy
• Volunteering
• Philanthropy

• Swimming

  Club · 1 award

  2017 – 2022

  Awards:

  Spirit of COR Award

• Swimming

  Varsity

  2021 – 2022

• Drum Major, Section Leader

  JJ Pearce Mighty Mustang Band - Drum Major, Section Leader · Music

  2022 – Present

• Volunteer

  Volunteering · Juvenile Justice Ministries - To befriend incarcerated youth and provide re-entry resources

  2025 – Present

  Mission:

  To befriend incarcerated youth and provide re-entry resources

• Founder - I founded Supplies for Success for refugee kids in a local tutoring program. I raise awareness on the refugee community & receive donations to provide the school's required supplies. This summer, we organized & distributed 5,400 supplies.

  Volunteering · Supplies for Success

  2024 – Present

  Mission:

  Founder - I founded Supplies for Success for refugee kids in a local tutoring program. I raise awareness on the refugee community & receive donations to provide the school's required supplies. This summer, we organized & distributed 5,400 supplies.

• Team Leader, Tutor - NCC had more than 31,500 refugee visits last year. I led the Elementary Team for a summer program, tutor, set up apartments for arriving families, distribute resources, host baby showers, & help families at our free Christmas market.

  Volunteering · Northwest Community Center

  2020 – Present

  Mission:

  Most of my volunteering is dedicated to the Northwest Community Center, which had more than 31,500 visits by refugees last year. I lead the Elementary & Worship Teams for a refugee summer program, tutor kids, set up apartments for newly-arriving families, distribute resources such as diapers and hygiene items, help host baby showers, and help families shop at our annual, free Christmas market.

• Group Leader - I was gifted the opportunity to serve some of Zambia’s most vulnerable children. I invested most closely with 10 children, leading them in camp activities & group lessons as they prepare to receive ongoing support and resources.

  Volunteering · Family Legacy

  2024 – 2024

  Mission:

  I was gifted the opportunity to serve some of Zambia’s most vulnerable children. I invested most closely with 10 children, leading them in camp activities & group lessons as they prepare to receive ongoing support and resources.

• Teaching Team - For two summers, I served on the teaching team at a day camp for at-risk children in urban Memphis. Each day, we met children at their homes and brought them to day camp for activities and lessons.

  Volunteering · Street Reach

  2022 – 2023

  Mission:

  For two summers, I served on the teaching team at a day camp for at-risk children in urban Memphis. Each day, we met children at their homes and brought them to day camp for activities and lessons.