My name is Bathscheba Ebony Nefertari Duronvil. I was born in Haiti but moved to the United States when I was young. I have two Bachelor of Science degrees in Psychology & Criminal Justice with an emphasis in Clinical Psychology. I have contributed to many discussions, expeditions, and academic writing pertaining to legal history, criminal justice reform, indigenous psychology, and neurodiversity. I have strong cross-cultural communication skills and leadership skills backed by experience I gained working in organizations and student-led groups through Southern Oregon University and the Rogue Valley community.

 

I have worked with a variety of people and organizations that have cultivated my strong networking skills and my ability to work with others. I have helped organize and direct many events at Southern Oregon University that have hosted up to 200 guests. I have been a member of multiple executive boards that required me to think critically on large decisions and work swiftly but accurately with deadlines. I helped achieve all of this by working in multiple positions of leadership. I am a motivated and goal-oriented person and I am dedicated to the work that I do. I am passionate about enacting social change through education.