You Can Too.

When you're choosing a college, figuring out your career, or making a professional change, you may feel overwhelmed—unsure where to begin or how to move forward.

You aren't alone. High school seniors, college graduates, and professionals of all ages often feel the same way.

That's where I come in. But I don't work like other advisors.

I do strategic diagnostic work to learn your goals, then investigative research most advisors don't do:

I don't just suggest academic possibilities—I call program directors to ask insider questions and verify information.

I don't just tell you what jobs to consider—I gauge the full labor market outlook and pull actual open roles.

I don't just focus on what you can do now—I research funding and resources that could support you financially, save you time, or improve your career mobility. Resources you may not know existed, like Worker Retraining or Prior Learning Assessment.

As a communication professor, I also know how to re-story your background—whether you have decades of experience or are just starting out.

You get deliverables, not suggestions: pathway reports with researched options, timelines, professional documents, and tools to continue the work yourself.

I'm also honest. If a path has limited prospects, I'll tell you—but I won't leave you stuck. I research viable alternatives.

With 25 years in higher education, I can navigate these systems fast. I've guided hundreds through academic and career transitions—whether you're just starting out or starting over.