Welcome to my page!

I wanted to share a little bit about me and the work I love to do.

I began my communications career in 2017 working at the local newspaper, The News-Review, as a sports reporter. I later attended the School of Journalism and Communication at the University of Oregon to continue my education in the field. While attending school, I worked at two student newspapers and The Register-Guard to get as much experience as possible.

While in the SOJC, I began cultivating my passion for public relations and non-profit organizations. After graduating with my Bachelors Degree in Public Relations, I quickly accepted a position at Adapt Integrated Health Care in their prevention department. I began working as a prevention outreach coordinator and dove deep into project management, grant writing, education, outreach, and community mobilization. I given the opportunity to work with local, statewide, and federal stakeholders in child sexual abuse prevention. Our main goal was promoting protective factors and intervention strategies to the public.

A year later, I was promoted to the Prevention Program Manager where I was responsible for managing the department. I oversee multiple programs and grants that vary in topic and scope of work. I love my job because I get to indulge in grant writing, grant management, communications, and stakeholder relations everyday.

I hope to continue my career in this field because I feel fulfilled knowing the work I do makes a difference.