Internships are EVERYTHING. If you are able to get an internship during your time in college, or perhaps after college when you're looking for a turning point in your career, I say GO FOR IT! There’s SO many reasons you should get an internship.

I simply could not be more thrilled with how my drag brunch Bachelorette Party in Seattle, Washington turned out! I knew I wanted a drag brunch Bachelorette Party from the jump, and the second I stepped foot in Taqueria Cantina in Seattle, my dream came to life.

Networking can be hard. It can be nerve-wracking, uncomfortable and unsettling. Once you get the hang of it, however, it's no problemo and I'm here to help. Here's how to network well - a step-by-step guide!

When we reflect on our own pieces of advice for how to survive college, we often hear friends talking about how “shitfaced” they got that one night and the hangover prevention they later discovered, or how many times they got away with skipping class. But, I think it’s time that we abandoned that narrative.

Other than my focus in the field of psychology, my favorite areas of study are diversity and sociology--within these lies Critical Race Theory (CRT). Yes, I studied Critical Race Theory before people were mad about it! These are 6 of my favorite, educational books explaining Critical Race Theory and race history (that will totally blow your mind!).

As a psychology undergrad, I read a LOT of books. My favorites by far have been texts that are designed for the layperson. I am convinced that we must understand all realms of psychological texts in order to truly understand the field of psychology. Here’s 7 inspiring psychology books for the everyday person.