About Me

 The former Gunder Branch Library, now the Libuse Branch Library, in suburban Pineville, Louisiana, was so close to my childhood home that I visited its shelves almost daily. I handled each book I checked out like it was a real person because, to me, books were full of mentors and friends. As I grew, I decided to put my books down. I looked up from the pages and saw a beautiful, broken world and a bright future. So, I committed to using the vibrant language from my book-filled past to tell the stories people need to hear. 

 

 As a public relations student at Louisiana State University and a future public relations specialist, I use the power of words to transform the world's narrative and shape my story. 

 

 Chapter 1 began in 2023 when I interned for the McQuain Group, a small strategic communication firm based in Alexandria, Louisiana. Through personable and consistent posts, I promoted the McQuain Group’s projects with a 250% increase in overall engagement on LinkedIn. I also completed a detailed project to inform the public about U.S. infrastructure legislation updates. In Chapter 2, my role as a resident assistant at LSU teaches me the importance of teamwork, conflict resolution and forming meaningful connections. Still, my organizational skills keep me devoted to academics and extra-curricular activities, such as LSU Student Government, Manship Ambassadors, and Public Relations Student Society of America. 

 

The chapter I write today reveals that my library’s beloved volumes and the heroes within helped me discover my strengths and implement them in professional opportunities. These tales – both real and contained in binding – shape me into who I am. 

 

 My heartfelt approach and commitment to public relations make me invaluable to any company for all adventures ahead. Let me use my stories to write your next chapter. I am available for a public relations internship in summer 2024.