Highlights: During her senior year of high school, Jozi set out on her first foray into the international nonprofit world when she moved to Peru to tutor in a self-sustainable boys' home. This experience set the stage for her career in nonprofit work, internationally and domestically. During her tenure as a student at UW Madison, Jozi helped her organization, GlobeMed, raise over $18,000 to implement the Rural Family Sanitation Project in Kampong Thom, Cambodia. The project helped install over 100 latrines and facilitated a large group educational campaign centered on safe sanitation. She spent her junior year of college studying in Cape Town, South Africa where she volunteered as an English tutor with Ubunye in townships on the outskirts of the city. The summer before her final year of college, Jozi received a scholarship to intern at the Malawi Human Rights Resource Centre in Lilongwe where she not only lent a hand in creating a working manual for paralegals in the Malawian justice system, but also assisted in widespread awareness campaigns on domestic violence, early marriage, and alcoholism. After graduation, Jozi moved to New Orleans to work with City Year. Placed in the 8th grade at Phillis Wheatley Community School, she ran small group pull outs for high need students focusing on reading and writing remediation.