I'm a Vanderbilt senior pursuing executive search and HR. I love understanding how people and organizations shape each other, and helping the right people find the right places.
A note from me
I have always been the person who wants to know your story.
That curiosity is what pulled me into Human and Organizational Development. I am fascinated by how people shape the places they work, and how those places shape them back. It is also why I started Empowering Immigrants in high school, and why my honors thesis asks how college experiences shape the careers that follow.
Executive search brings all of it together. I get to sit with a company and understand what it really needs, sit with a candidate and understand what they really want, and then find the place where both stories fit.
Thank you for stopping by. I would love to hear yours.
Jordyn
Honors thesis
Advised by Professor Warren Lowell, I'm studying how residential mobility, social capital, and nonlinear paths shape graduates' career success. It's the same question a recruiter asks every day: what really drives someone's trajectory?
Read the pilot study“For these alumni, who to trust mattered just as much as where to apply.”
From my pilot study
Four early findings from my pilot study, with the full thesis now in progress:
Leadership
Founded a 501(c)(3) helping Spanish-speaking students learn English. Distributed 15,000+ flashcards across 8 Clark County schools and launched LEAF, an iOS and Android app with 1,500 users.
Oversee 5 committees for a 32-member scholar community. Designed a cross-grade mentorship program pairing 16 mentors and mentees, and a welcome-letter tradition for incoming scholars.
500 hours of leadership development and philanthropy, with a focus on group collaboration, conflict resolution, and public speaking.
A few things that make me, me.
Contact
I'm seeking full-time opportunities in executive search and human resources beginning in 2027. I'd welcome the chance to talk.