Who I am

As an Interior Design undergraduate major with a minor in Community Development, Jada is passionate about creating spaces for marginalized populations. Her interest in interiors began in high school at George Washington Carver Center for Arts and Technology, where she majored in Design and Production. This experience equipped her with the knowledge and skills to work successfully in theater, particularly in set design, which led to her love for furniture design. She has crafted chairs and various pieces using textiles, paints, and wood grains, which further sparked her interest in exhibition design during her time at the National Gallery of Art. One unique quality she brings to the table is her ability to advocate for others. She excels in connecting with people and understanding their needs and desires, allowing her to provide them with the support they deserve. Upon completing college, her ultimate goal is to work as a furniture designer and interior architect, creating spaces such as museums and community centers.