Had the pleasure of being invited to speak to undergraduates at a local HBCU. I shared my background, scientific journey, and trials and tribulations along the way. I shared things I would do differently, with the information that I have now, and the opportunities I would and should have taken 1/3

Unfortunately, due to cancelled flights, I was unable to present my work at Society of Toxicology (SOT), but I would still like to share it!

Looking forward to another @sotoxicology.bsky.social meeting in Orlando.

Stop by Mon 3/17 9:15-11:45 L603 to chat connect and learn more about my postdoctoral work investigating the impacts of inhaled essential oils on respiratory system and the potential of endocrine disruption! #2025SOT

As I was leaving the gym, a little girl looked at me, then her mom, and said “woah, she looks strong. I want to get strong” and that right there folks, made my day. You never know who is watching and looking up to you. Little did she know I also needed that

Mentoring undergraduates at every career phase so far, has truly been one of the most rewarding opportunities. Had an undergrad from my grad school lab reach out asking for grad school assistance and they received several interviews!

Happy #BlackHistoryMonth! ✨

They’ll never be able to take away the impact and contributions of Black scientists, no matter how hard they try.

So each week this month, I’ll be highlighting a few #BlackInNeuro scientists for you to learn about, celebrate their work, & follow 👩🏾‍🔬👨🏽‍🔬

Honored to be able to continue on the legacy of Jane Ellen Simmons. Thank you to the SOT Mixtures Specialty Section judges and RTI for allowing me the space and opportunity to share my work. Congratulations to all the participants in the competition! There is truly great research and work out there.