Jayda Taylor

Jayda is an adaptable rising third-year at FAMU from Boston Massachusetts. She is a hardworking and reliable scholar with a passion for networking while accomplishing goals. Offering problem-solving and technical abilities with software and applications. Jayda is highly organized, proactive, and team-oriented.

• Vice President of the FAMU branch of the NAACP: As Vice President of the NAACP, spearheaded strategic initiatives aimed at promoting equality, advocating for civil rights, and addressing systemic injustices. Demonstrated proficiency in fostering collaborative partnerships, mobilizing diverse communities, and implementing innovative programs to effect positive societal impact. A passionate advocate for marginalized communities, dedicated to empowering individuals and promoting inclusive policies to drive forward progressive change.
• FAMU Active Volunteer Efforts Director: Overseeing comprehensive volunteer programs and initiatives at Florida A&M University (FAMU), fostering community engagement and impactful service. Strategically design and implement innovative volunteer opportunities, coordinating with campus organizations, local partners, and stakeholders to address societal needs effectively.
• Resident Assistant for FAMU Housing: Dynamic leader and mentor with a proven track record of fostering inclusive communities and promoting student well-being within residential settings. Demonstrated ability to provide guidance, support, and resources to diverse student populations while enforcing community standards and ensuring safety.
• Health Science Professional Association: This membership serves as an invaluable platform for networking, staying abreast of industry advancements, and engaging in meaningful discourse with fellow professionals.