I hold a Master's degree in Global Development Practice from Harvard Extension School (GPA 3.76) and a Bachelor's degree in Biblical Literature from Oral Roberts University, where I graduated summa cum laude. My academic background spans research writing, policy analysis, international relations, and cross-cultural communication — and I've spent over a decade helping people translate complex ideas into clear, compelling written work.
I've worked with students and emerging writers of all...
I hold a Master's degree in Global Development Practice from Harvard Extension School (GPA 3.76) and a Bachelor's degree in Biblical Literature from Oral Roberts University, where I graduated summa cum laude. My academic background spans research writing, policy analysis, international relations, and cross-cultural communication — and I've spent over a decade helping people translate complex ideas into clear, compelling written work.
I've worked with students and emerging writers of all ages in one-on-one and small group settings, helping them find their voice and tell their stories with confidence and precision. My approach to college essay coaching is deeply personal — I believe every student has a story worth telling, and my job is to help them discover what that is and put it on the page in a way that's authentic, memorable, and persuasive. I don't write essays for students. I ask the right questions until the real story emerges, and then I help them shape it.
Beyond essay writing, I've co-developed high school curricula used by students across California and internationally, contributed to over ten published book projects as a senior editor and content developer, and authored a 60-page institutional strategy document for Pepperdine University. I bring the same attention to clarity, structure, and purpose to every student I work with. Whether you're a junior beginning your college list or a senior in final revisions, I'll help you produce writing that stands out.
