Sam Houston State University. College of Public Health
Spring 2024 Intern:
Morgan Stacey
Fall 2023 Interns:
Kenzie Khoury
Lauren McCarthy
Arif Law
Summer 2023 Interns:
Sydney Carroll
Molly Sullivan
Kaslynn Serial
Lauren Bridges
Crystal Sanchez
Arif Law
Kenna Seiler, founder of The Seiler Law Firm, is Board Certified in Civil Appellate Law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization. She handles all types of litigation, including civil, commercial, business, and probate litigation. She was also named as one of H Magazine’s Top Attorneys in 2007 and 2008. For more than twenty years, she has served as guardian ad litem representing children in personal injury matters, appointed by the Courts in Montgomery County, Texas. She has lectured on seminars in Montgomery County, including on guardian ad litem issues and on professionalism and ethics., founder Kenna is a graduate of University of Houston Law School, J.D., 1991, and Trinity University in San Antonio , B.A., 1987. She was admitted to the Texas Bar in 1991 and is also admitted to the Southern and Eastern District of Texas as well as the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals. She is a member of the Montgomery County (President, 1996-1997; Director, 1994-1997, 2003-2004), The Woodlands, Houston, and American Bar Associations,and works nationally with The Rett Syndrome Foundation.
As a Virtual Assistant with a background in healthcare, Angela Campos enjoys working with those whose interests are diverse and yet aligned with health and personal growth. She enjoys reading, crocheting, music, and spending time with family. Visit Angela's website at AngelaCampos.me.
Christina Tervay, the creative visionary behind CMT DEZIGN loves empowering and educating entrepreneurs to take their business to new heights. In doing so, her designs are an authentic representation of the client and the business or work they do. From Graphic Design to Website Design, Christina brings a cohesive look and feel to your brand; empowering you to soar to new heights.
Experience with several Fortune 500 companies including Microsoft ™, Tandem Computers ™, Hewlett Packard ™, and Weyerhauser ™ gave Christina the foundation for starting her own company. She also earned her Real Estate license and successfully worked with some Multi-Level Marketing (MLM) companies to expand her knowledge of different individual and small business structures and their marketing strategies and techniques. She has managed a team of wonderful businesswomen and was part of a select prestigious Advisory Group within an MLM company. Along the way, Christina was invited to become a Motivational & Inspirational Guest Speaker at several events. Christina leads several successful Women’s networking groups and is also the Co-Founder of a large networking organization based in Houston, Texas.
Christina’s integrity is unwavering in her ability and her promise to deliver quality work and to deliver it on time. If the service a client needs is out of her “niche”, Christina is able to connect the client with the appropriate resources.
Christina resides in Spring, Texas with her supportive husband Will, her amazing son Ryan, and her menagerie of animals that include 2 dogs, a cat, and several exotic birds! When asked about her business and lifestyle, Christina exclaims, “God is good and His plan is greater than my own! I am truly blessed!”
Kathy Dawson, Co-Founder, Dawson Security Group - Serving The Woodlands and surrounding communities since 1998, Kathy Dawson and husband, Mark, founded Dawson Security Group, Inc. on the premise that nothing is more valuable than the safety, security and protection of families and assets.
Kathy knows the value of being involved in community activities and is looking forward to being a part of Special Needs Sibs and Our Training Center sharing her knowledge of safety and security.
Michelle Potler of Potler CPA is a full time mother who home-schools her children and works part-time in her husband’s firm. Michelle recognizes that non-profits have special tax needs and will be guiding us as we move forward in raising funds and using them appropriately.
Morgan Stacey is a senior at Sam Houston State University majoring in Health Sciences.
After college, Morgan plans to further her education by a Masters in Nursing degree.
She has always had a passion for healthcare and hopes in the future to become a Registered Nurse.
My name is Melina Marquez and I am a senior at Sam Houston State University, studying Public Health. I was born in Georgia, then moved to Alabama, and ended up in Texas. I have two awesome parents, a younger brother that started his first year of college at the University of South Alabama, and 2 Shih-Tzu’s that I miss very much while I am away at school.
As much as this scares me to say, I have no idea what my plans are post-grad but know that things will work out just how they are meant to. I have always had a passion for helping others which initially got me on the nursing track. After being away at school and learning more about myself and life in general, I realized how much I could excel in a position on the administrative side of health care. So, I guess that is the direction I am heading in now. I am excited to see all the exciting things that are to come in the real world.
Arif Law recently graduated Summa Cum Laude from Sam Houston State University, where he majored in History and minored in Political Science. He currently works for Conroe ISD as a substitute teacher and para. Previously, he was a student classified under Section 504 and took special education classes throughout elementary and middle school.
It was because of this personal experience that he became interested in helping other students with special needs.
When he's not watching history documentaries, you can find him at the gym or spending time with family.
My name is Sydney Carroll, I'm 22 years old and a first-generation student at Sam Houston State University.
I will be graduating in August with my Bachelor of Science in Public Health then I'm pursuing an accelerated nursing program to obtain my Bachelor of Science in Nursing.
I'm originally from a small town in Illinois but was raised in the suburbs of Houston for the majority of my life.
In my free time, I enjoy going to the gym, spending time with friends and family, and playing with my two dogs.
Erica Fulton is a native Houstonian, born and raised in the heart of Houston. She was reared by her mother and maternal grandparents. Erica is the CEO of The Calm Corner whose mission is to help individuals navigate through the grief process, replenish women and encourage self-care. Erica has more than 14 years of experience working with youth and adolescents. Her experience includes youth ministry at her home church, Fresh Start Community Church. She is also a member of the Professional Women’s Group and a member of the Texas LPC Intern Association, as well as the Houston LPC Association. In 2016, she graduated Magna Cu Laude with a Dual Degree from Houston Graduate School of Theology. She holds a Master of Arts in Counseling and a Master of Divinity. She is currently preparing for LPC/ LMFT licensure and working toward a Doctorate in Professional Counseling with an emphasis on trauma, grief, and loss at Houston Graduate School of Theology. She was ordained to the ministry in July 2017 completed a chaplain residency in August of 2018 at Memorial Hermann Hospital. She is an LPC Intern supervised by Robin Exum; an LCDC (Licensed Chemical Dependency Counselor) and a certified clinical anxiety treatment professional. In addition to being CEO of The Calm Corner, she serves as a lifestyle blogger for She Exist as well as a She Exist ambassador for the Spanish network. Finally, she has designed a curriculum in which she taught other preachers how to do exegetical breakdown.
Erica is an active author and co-author of several books: EmPower, Stepping Into Our Territory The Second Edition, Blueprints from Heaven, The Lesson in Me, and Step Into Your Power Project where she talks about turning pain into purpose. Follow Erica on Instagram as authorericafulton or the_calm_corner. Erica can also be contacted via LinkedIn or through email: thecalmcorner.org@outlook.com.
Jill Reichle, COTA/L is a certified occupational therapy assistant and freelance media arts specialist who has been working with the neurodiverse community since 2008. She began her career in St. Louis, Missouri, mainly working with interdisciplinary teams in early intervention and acute rehabilitation at Mercy Autism Center and Rehab Hospital.
In 2014, she moved to New Orleans and pursued a new dream of raising a family. When she had time to spare outside of juggling twins, she immersed herself in continuing education and the vibrant arts culture of the Big Easy. She and her family settled in The Woodlands, TX in 2019.
Jill is studying graphic and web design at Southern New Hampshire University and has a special interest in working on the communications and outreach side of health, wellness and education.
Chelsea Chanslor -
“I found my way out of a troubling lifestyle filled with corruption, incarceration, and ten years of active addiction until October 2021, when I decided to save my life by getting sober at 22.
I am currently pursuing a career path that will allow me to provide peer support as a recovery coach while working towards becoming a drug and alcohol counselor.
My passion is helping others struggling with addiction.”
Bryce Wishoun, Youth Advisor, is a teenager who has been involved in community service projects since the age of 4. He became a Cub Scout at 5 years old. He excelled in fundraising, Scouting for Food collections, and in-service hours helping local charities. He achieved the highest honor of Arrow of Light. He moved on to Boy Scouts where he worked extremely hard to become an Eagle Scout by the time he was 14 years old, achieving 66 merit badges, 9 Eagle Palms, nearly 200 hours in community service and over 9 special BSA awards. Bryce has a heart for charity. He works with several local charity organizations such as Coat of Many Colors, Love out Loud, Dacus Baptist Church, Interfaith of the Woodlands, Meals of Wheels, just to name a few. As a child with Asperger’s, he knows the struggles of special needs children and adults. His Eagle project was creating child identification cards to help eliminate child abductions; however, he has expanded that project now to create disability identifications for all people with disabilities to help with first responders to identify specific needs. This is a project in the start up phase but one that he is very excited about. He will be working closely with Special Needs Sibs to refine it.