What do you like to do outside of work (hobbies, sports, interests)?
I love thrifting, diving into mystery and thriller novels, hanging out with friends and family, and taking walks with my dog.
What is a fun fact about you?
I have a Bernese Mountain Dog named Miller!
What is your favorite snack/treat?
I'm a big fan of salt and vinegar chips, Nerd Clusters, and Reese's.
What song inspires or motivates you (who sings it)?
Where Is The Love? (Black Eyed Peas)
What is something you’re proud of and why?
I'm proud to have completed training as a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) and Emergency Medical Technician (EMT), and to have competed in Miss Teen USA.
What is your personal and professional journey that led you to Call to Freedom?
My journey to Call to Freedom began in college, where I developed an interest in education and started working at the Boys and Girls Club. It was there that I discovered my passion for helping others. This led me to pursue a degree in Human Development and Family Studies. After moving back to Sioux Falls, I learned about Call to Freedom, and it felt like the perfect next step in my personal and professional journey.
What kinds of projects are you most excited to work on at Call to Freedom?
I'm really excited about the opportunity to work on a parenting project at Call to Freedom once I've settled into my daily responsibilities. I'm confident that, over time, I can contribute valuable ideas to improve how we support victims in parenting and teaching them effective strategies like love and logic.
Why do you believe in the mission of Call to Freedom?
I am deeply passionate about Call to Freedom's mission, especially their continuum of care model. I believe it's essential for victims to have access to a broad range of resources to support their healing, and that they understand Call to Freedom is committed to being there for them throughout their entire journey.
How do you think your position at Call to Freedom is important to the mission?
Call to Freedom's mission centers around the continuum of care model and its long-term resources, one of which is Family Development. As part of this initiative, my role will be both rewarding and impactful, providing essential support not only to the victims but also their families