Staff
Director: Jennifer Graham
jennifer.graham@gcsu.edu
Jennifer was one of the founders of the Women's Resource Center. She has progressed from Graduate Assistant to full-time director of the Center. She has a Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology, a minor in Women's Studies, certificate in non-profit management and a Masters degree in Public Administration. Prior to working at Georgia College's Women's Center, she interned at two domestic violence shelters. She is a certified sexual assault advocate.
Administrative Graduate Assistant: Rebecca Ezell
rebecca.ezell@bobcats.gcsu.edu
Rebecca is a current MAT student pursuing a degree in Art Education with the goal of becoming an elementary art teacher. She received her Bachelors of Art in General Studio Art at GC. She started her own non-profit organization called Art Stop for Kids (A.S.K.). It is an organization that brings visual arts to underserved elementary students within our county. She enjoys scrapbooking and dancing. She likes playing tennis and working out (when she can). She loves cupcakes and watermelon! She is excited to work for the Women's Center this year, implementing new ideas and developing our new space.
Violence Prevention Graduate Assistant: Dustin Miller
dustin.miller@bobcats.gcsu.edu
Dustin is a graduate student attending the criminal justice program at GC. He is currently a graduate assistant for the Women's Center and plans on developing a men against sexual violence program on campus. Dustin plans on continuing his education by seeking his doctorate in criminal justice or working for the federal government after graduating in May.
Intern: Clyde Ferrell
clyde.ferrell@bobcats.gcsu.edu
Clyde was born in Philadelphia, PA and spent the majority of his youth there. He went to high school in McDonough, GA and came to GC in 2007. He is currently a senior with a major in Political Science and a minor in Sociology. He is also getting his certification in nonprofit management through the office of Academic Engagement. After graduation, Clyde would like to begin a career working in a nonprofit as a program developer or fundraiser.
Intern: Kaitlin Mullins
kaitlin.mullins@bobcats.gcsu.edu
Kaitlin is in her senior year at Georgia College studying Sociology and Criminal Justice. She is currently one of the interns at the Women's Center. She plans to attend graduate school for Social Work and hopes to work with children in need or become a victim's advocate.
Student Employee: Lizzie Scarboro
elizabeth.scarboro@bobcats.gcsu.edu
Women's Center Lead Team
Zalika Llewellyn
Zalika is from Dacula, Georgia. She is majoring in Business Management with a minor in Spanish. Graduation is a bit away, but once she graduates and maybe even before, she would like to obtain an internship that will prepare her for her future goal of becoming the CEO of FAO Schwarz. She figures, if you want to dream, then you should always dream big. Gender equality, women's rights, overall acceptance, and body positivity are just a few things that mean a lot to her. This world is for everyone, so let's treat it as such.
Justina Everhart
My name is Justina, but many of my friends and even some professors call me “Tina.” Augusta has been my home for seven years, but I’ve been lucky enough to be from a military family that has had an opportunity to live in several places across the world. I will graduate with a BSN and a minor in women’s studies. With that I hope to become a traveling nurse and eventually join the Peace Corps. I have an intense love for learning about cultures other than my own as well as being outdoors, so hopefully my career choice will allow me to fulfill that.
LeKitra Young
LeKitra Young is a second year English Literature major from Thomson, GA. She plans to go into a teaching program after graduation. She is involved in other organizations such as SOAR and BSA. She is also on the Student Hall Council for her dorm. In her free time she enjoys volunteering and hanging with friends.
