Q: What brought you to Wheaton?

A: My aunt, Jenai Jenkins, graduated from Wheaton in 1989, and her husband, Brian Jenkins, is also an alumnus. They introduced me to Wheaton, and with the Lord's guidance I was led here.

Q: How are you involved here?

A: I was vice president of the Gospel Choir my sophomore year, and I have been a member of the William Osborne Society and the William Osborne Gospel Ensemble since my freshman year. I have been singing since I was three years old, and I love to worship the Lord with my voice. I am also a teacher's assistant for Dr. Darlene Hannah in the psychology department.

Q: What do you like about Wheaton?

A: I truly value the community here at Wheaton. I have made valuable friends who truly care about my well-being that I know I would not have found anywhere else. I have been blessed by the Wheaton community in so many ways. When I was a junior, I had to leave for a semester because of personal matters. The Wheaton College staff and community embraced me and encouraged me through it all.

Q. What would you like to do after graduation? 

A: I have a passion for working with children and I want to get my master's of education in school psychology or a master's and a PhD in clinical psychology. I have worked with children since I was 15, and I believe that the Lord has called me to work with them.

Q. Bonus fact about you: 

A: The summer before my freshman year I went on a missions trip to Jamaica. We took clothes to orphanages and witnessed to the people in the community. Also, I love to curl up with a good fiction book.