Tiffany  earned a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology (University of Maryland, College Park) and a Master in Education (American University). She remembers discovering Wesley while speaking with one of her mentors. "Once I did more research, I knew that Wesley was where I wanted to go,” said Tiffany.

A Minister to Young Adults at Reid Temple AME in Glendale, MD, Wesley Innovation Hub Student Research Associate and Change Makers Project member, Tiffany is also co-founder of the non-profit organization, Focused Vision, which  fights against Food Apartheid in communities of color through education, quality curriculum development, and GIS Data analytics.

An educator by formation and experience, Tiffany has also created culturally inclusive curriculum for students of color that focuses on the continent of Africa and African Diasporic information and history, and aligns it with the core subjects of math, art and social studies etc. 

Tiffany has been enriched by her degree specialization at Wesley. “The African American Church Studies program at Wesley has helped affirm who I am as a black  woman, an academic and theologian, ” she said.

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