What inspired you to attend PVCC?
I started at PVCC in 2010 as a dual enrollment student while attending Paradise Valley High School. My mom also worked at PVCC at the time that I started and I used to visit the college to wait for her to get off of work.
What was your major or focus of study at PVCC? And what year did you graduate?
My major focus of study was Forensic Science and I graduated in May 2017.
What were one or two of the most memorable aspects of your student experience at PVCC?
My student experience became memorable as soon as I walked through the doors of PVCC the first time. I was welcomed with open arms, and guided through the process with little to no hiccups.
How would you describe PVCC to others? Would you recommend PVCC and why?
PVCC is a place for self growth and discovery. PVCC is a safe space for students to grow and learn, and become the best version of yourself. I would recommend PVCC because it is a fantastic start to your higher education.
What piece of advice would you give to PVCC students?
I would tell students at PVCC to become involved in campus life and to say yes to every single opportunity that comes their way! It was such an amazing experience to be a part of the growth of the college and be connected to all aspects of the college.
Tell us about your journey after leaving PVCC…
After I completed my journey at PVCC, I continued working at Apple as a specialist, and from there moved into working for start up companies. I am proud to say that I am now working for TikTok training for the Scottsdale office.
How would you advise students on how to choose their educational or career path?
I would advise students to explore all of their options! Go and meet with advisors and take career exploration assessments to really find your passion and have it develop into your dream career.
In your career journey, what has been one of your greatest successes and one of your greatest challenges?
One of my greatest successes has been being part of the retail tech world! It jump started my passion for training, which is what I currently do. One of my greatest challenges has been continuing to strive for the highest level of success.
How did your experiences at PVCC either directly or indirectly impact the work that you do?
My experiences at PVCC directly impacted the work I do today, by allowing me to step out of my comfort zone. When I first set foot at PVCC, I was very shy and very insecure of what I wanted. I left, finding a passion for public speaking, and wanting to pursue a training career instead.