Please include “CofC Faces to Know” in the email subject line.At Nexton, we're always excited to welcome new neighbors to our vibrant community, and this time, it's a culinary sensation that's taking center stage – Page's Okra Grill ! With a rich history of serving delicious Southern dishes, Page's is opening its doors in Summerville, bringing the warmth and flavors of the South to our doorstep. To nominate a faculty or staff member to be featured in the “CofC Faces to Know” series, please send the person’s name and email address to. What’s your favorite Lowcountry restaurant? Pages Okra Grill and Rodney Scottsĭescribe your perfect day: Any day that is full of family, food and football is a perfect day. Officially, gift wrapping holiday presents in Belk department store. What was your first job? Unofficially, helping my grandmother in her beauty salon restocking the snack bar and soda cooler, washing towels and sweeping up and eventually giving shampoos and roller sets. I was born in June, and my name was inspired by the main character in the book Once Is Not Enough by Jacqueline Susann. What is something your campus colleagues would be surprised to know about you? People often assume that I was named January because I was born in January. I would love to experience New Orleans, Seattle, Greece and Nigeria. What’s next on your bucket list? Lots and lots of travel. What was your favorite TV show growing up? Mama’s Family and A Different World. I still watch reruns all the time. Name a creative work (book, movie, performance, etc.) you enjoyed recently – why? My husband and I recently enjoyed The Woman King with Viola Davis. What personal and/or professional accomplishment are you most proud of? My biggest accomplishments are my children, Tristan and Jordan. What are your hobbies? I love reading and jigsaw puzzles and have recently begun collecting vinyl records. But I can say, always read any emails from Campus Services and follow the instructions! We’re always here to answer any follow-up questions. There really is no typical answer – every situation is a bit different.

What question do you get asked most in your job and what’s your typical answer? Any and everything related to parking.

What do you like most about your job? Interacting and engaging with the entire campus community. We issue Cougar Cards, process student and employee meal plans, distribute parking permits and manage citations, and help residential students with lost keys, among other services. What are your job responsibilities? Working in Campus Services HQ – the customer service office for our seven Campus Services areas – I work with my coworkers to answer a variety of questions in person and through our customer service software, Let’s Talk, about all of our areas, but most frequently Cougar Cards, meal plans, parking, CARTA and other transportation. How long have you worked at the College? I worked in the bookstore for 13 years before joining the team at Campus Services HQ in 2021.

Job title: Customer Engagement Specialist at Campus Services HQ Education: Burke High School and Winthrop University

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