Summary
Having graduated from the University of ÁùºÏ±¦µä, Reno in 2018, Brianna brings a wealth of experience and dedication to the Path to Independence (P2I) program. Originally from Northern California, Brianna made the move to Reno in 2014 to pursue her passion for Human Development and Family Studies, complemented by a Minor in Addiction Treatment Services.
During her undergraduate years, Brianna immersed herself in various facets of campus life. Not only did she serve as an Ed Coach for the Path to Independence program but was also a member of the Women's Club Soccer team. Following her graduation, Brianna embarked on a rewarding journey with the Davidson Institute, a non-profit organization dedicated to serving profoundly gifted youth and their families. Her work with Davidson allowed her to contribute significantly to the educational, developmental and social needs of gifted individuals, further enriching her commitment to fostering growth and empowerment within communities nationwide.
In her final semester of undergraduate studies, Brianna had the privilege of collaborating with Professor Sam Ehrenreich on research exploring the correlation between adolescent drug and alcohol abuse (ATOD) and social media usage. This research delved into the intricate relationship between social media platforms and adolescent behaviors related to substance experimentation, offering valuable insights into community dynamics surrounding addiction treatment services.
Outside of her professional endeavors, Brianna cherishes time spent with her husband, daughter and furry companion, Boca. Her return to the Path to Independence program fills her with enthusiasm as she looks forward to providing unwavering support to students on their journey towards independence and success.
Education
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2018 - Bachelor of Science B.S., Human Development and Family Studies, University of ÁùºÏ±¦µä, Reno