Hi, I'm Joyice!
I teach Black-interest classes and prepare families for school transition.
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I design content, develop courses, and teach classes for Black students to instill cultural awareness and pride in learning.
I prepare students and their families for school transition between home, public, or higher education. I am passionate about building educational, cultural, and personal confidence in my students and clients for them to achieve and maintain their own greatness.
I look forward to serving you on this journey!
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“Humans are not one thing, and do not have it all figured out. Instead, we grow as we go!™ evolving into who we intend to be, how we intend to be it.”
– Professor Joyice
Meet Joyice
In a nutshell, I describe myself as a spunky personality with a sense of purpose and fierce dedication to help others in their school and selfhood journeys.
I am known for cultivating “light-bulb” connections where students engage in an original way and independent way. I am savvy in asking the right questions and building the necessary foundation to assist clients in crossing over from where they are to where they want to be.
Throughout my career, I have held various academic roles from graduation counseling, student advising, and curriculum development. I have also studied the developmental psychology that underpins the relating process.
Latest Posts
Establishing + Legitimizing Your Small Business
Though this blog is mainly dedicated to my personality, craft, and work, I do run a small business, and many of you have expressed interest in how to approach it. So, today’s post features my first business education share + free download. I am not business consultant...
Preparing My Teen Son for Adulthood
Before I entered motherhood, I imagined that I would always bear a son—despite others’ unwanted proclamations that I should birth a daughter. I daydreamed about the various ages and stages; yet the Third Cycle, ages 14-21, interested me the most. Preparing youth...
Visiting the Dominican Republic
Towards of the beginning of this year I had the opportunity to visit an island on my LTL {Life Transition List.} I have little Spanish heritage though the culture consumes me more than I can ancestrally claim, especially the language, the people, and the cuisine....
Discussing Purim Through A Black Woman Lens
A few months ago, I wrote about a festival named Hanukah. During that time the Hebrews were under Grecian rule. Before, the Hebrews (namely Judeans) were in Persian territory under the leadership of Xerxes I (Ahasuerus). Then, the Persian empire extended from India to...
Ms. Jae’s Musings ~ 08 January 2021
Welcome to Free-thought Fridays! I took the past two Friday off for the holidays, so this week’s Musings (mostly) covers events from the week of Saturday, December 19 – Friday, January 8. Let’s dig in! These are my top ten (shareable)...
Ms. Jae’s Musings ~ 18 December 2020
Welcome to Free-thought Fridays! This week’s Musings (mostly) covers events from the week of Saturday, December 12 – Friday, December 18. Let’s dig in. It witnessed DC snowfall for the first time this week! I watched some of the total solar eclipse...
Ms. Jae’s Musings ~ 11 December 2020
Welcome to Free-Thought Fridays! This week’s Musings covers events from the week of Saturday, December 5 – Friday, December 11. I have not written a Musings post since June! I took a brief hiatus to rebuild this beautiful website. But, I am back now....