Brielle Jackson

About Brielle Jackson

I am a people person. I enjoy collaborating with people, and I strive to utilize my skills to assist others. I believe there is true value in using ones expertise to help another reach their goals. I believe that by doing this, there is a mutual exchange in knowledge. This knowledge fosters sustainable improvements and drives innovations.As president of Rice University’s Black Student Association (BSA), as an alternative spring break site leader (ASB), as an intern at an educational-focused non-profit, and as an advisor to high school children, I was able to utilize my communication and research skills to advocate for and work with underserved populations. Additionally, I was able to learn from these communities and gain insight on how to be an effective advocate for a plethora of people. From these experiences, I learned how to excel at quickly gathering information and how to be an effective problem solver.When I am not at work, I am working on increasing my artistic ability. Specifically, I am working on my painting and creative writing skills. I also spend my time tracking concerts and attending poetry slams. Understanding how systems impact individuals and influence outcomes is of specific interest to me. My short-term goal is finding work that will allow me to explore these concepts, while meaningfully serving the community.

Experience

1. Customer Information Manager

   McMaster-Carr

   May 2022 — Present

Education

• Rice University

  Bachelor’s Degree, Psychology

  2015