My philosophy of librarianship is rooted in the conviction that libraries are vital community hubs that empower individuals, bridge information gaps, and foster lifelong learning. As a soon-to-be graduate with a Master of Science in Library and Information Studies, I believe that my role is not just to manage resources, but to actively engage with the community, understand its needs, and provide equitable access to information.

My foundational belief is that libraries should serve as catalysts for change, especially for at-risk populations. My leadership in the Irie Transitional Program, where I oversaw the creation of diverse educational programs and managed substantial growth, has cemented my belief in proactive service and the cultivation of educational and personal development.

I hold dear the values and ethics of privacy, intellectual freedom, and the unbiased stewardship of knowledge. These tenets have been emphasized throughout my coursework and have guided my actions and decisions in past roles. I advocate for libraries as inclusive spaces that champion diversity and inclusivity, mirrored in my commitment to building a digital community and upholding DEI principles.

As a professional, I aspire to contribute to the library field by integrating my strategic management skills with a strong service orientation. I am committed to continuous improvement, collaboration, and fostering a library environment that not only responds to but anticipates the evolving needs of the community. I see myself as a facilitator, an innovator, and a guardian of the public trust in information, and I am eager to apply these principles in my future work within the dynamic landscape of librarianship.