

Purpose
The Persistence Project places students at the center of its mission, ensuring that all initiatives and support services are designed to meet their specific needs and aspirations. This student-centered focus fosters a sense of ownership and empowerment among participants.
Beyond academic success, the Persistence Project prepares students for successful careers post-graduation. This includes offering workshops on resume writing, interview skills, professional networking, and internships to enhance students’ employability.
About our Founder
- M.A. Counseling Psychology
- 10+ years experience in case management and mentoring youth
- 9+ years of counseling experience
- Trained clinician by trade
- Genuine interest in the success of my students
With a diverse background in case management, clinical services, and leadership, I have dedicated my career to supporting individuals in achieving their full potential, particularly those facing significant challenges. My work experience spans higher education, community development, and non-profit leadership, allowing me to develop a comprehensive skill set that includes crisis intervention, academic advising, mental health support, and program development.
I am passionate about creating positive change and empowering individuals through education, mental health support, and community engagement. My varied experiences have equipped me with the skills and knowledge to effectively address the needs of diverse populations and drive impactful initiatives.

What Separates the Project?
The Persistence Project takes a holistic approach to student support, addressing not just academic needs but also personal, career, and financial aspects that are crucial to success. This comprehensive approach ensures that students receive integrated support that considers their whole well-being.
The Persistence Project, Inc. is a registered 501 (3) c non-profit.
EIN: 92-3310859
@2021 The Persistence Project, Inc.
Contact
info@thepersistenceproject.org
Monday—Friday
10am — 6pm
