I am an accomplished school psychologist, researcher, and educator with over a decade of experience at the intersection of education, mental health, and social equity. Currently, I serve as a Senior Research Associate at Ujima, Inc.: The National Center on Violence Against Women in the Black Community, where I lead research design, data collection, and analysis to inform grant development and national statistics addressing violence against Black women.
I am also a Full-Time Lecturer in the Department of Psychology at Southern University and A&M College–Baton Rouge, where I bring over five years of instructional experience, blending culturally responsive pedagogy with research-based practices. As a Part-Time Adjunct Professor at Howard University School of Education, I recently served as the Interim Program Coordinator for the School Psychology Ph.D. Program, providing administrative leadership and academic oversight for graduate-level operations.
In addition to my academic and research roles, I am the Founder and CEO of Wells Consulting Services, LLC, where I support school districts and families in navigating the special education process, developing sustainable educational interventions, and improving academic outcomes for diverse learners. My work is rooted in Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), and I have earned a certificate through Clemson University’s Center for Behavior Analysis.
I also bring extensive experience in grant administration, serving as a Grants Coordinator for DCPS & the DC Ed Fund, where I ensure compliance with post-award grant policies, procedures, and fiscal management.
I hold certifications from Cornell University in Women Entrepreneurship and Quality Matters in Online Course Design, and my career reflects a deep commitment to advancing inclusive practices, empowering communities, and bridging gaps in access to quality education and mental health services.
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