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Jazmine Dowdley is from Cleveland, Ohio, and has been with ODA since September 2020. She started as a Coordinator at Breakthrough E-Prep Cliffs Remote Learning Centers. Jazmine then served as a Coordinator for Garrett Morgan High School and Euclid High School, before being promoted to Program Manager.

She graduated from Villa Angela St. Joseph High School. After high school, she attended Kent State University to pursue a degree in Marketing in hopes of one day becoming the Chief Marketing Officer of a Fortune 500 company. Jazmine soon realized that working in the corporate world was not her calling and left Kent. She went to work in retail at Forever 21 for the next five years where she had worked her way up to Co-Manager. While working in retail she discovered that her true passion was helping people, specifically teens and young adults, as that was the age range she primarily supervised at Forever 21. Jazmine left the retail world in 2018 and began working at Cleveland State University so that she could go back to school for a psychology degree.

When she is not working or doing homework she enjoys traveling, trying new restaurants with friends and dancing. Jazmine also coaches cheerleading at the high school level and hopes to one day start her own all-star cheer and dance gym in Cleveland to provide more opportunities to youth in low income neighborhoods.

Michael Campbell is a Family Advocate at Open Doors Academy. His role helps to connect the families to their scholars learning experience at ODA. Prior to working at ODA, Michael worked as a Registered behavioral technician, providing applied behavior analysis therapy to children with ASD (speech and language development challenges).

He graduated from Baldwin Wallace University with a bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice and a minor in Psychology. Michael loves helping others grow and achieve their goals. In his free time, Michael enjoys relaxing with friends and being a ministers at his local church.

Ronisha Gregory began her career as a Youth Development Specialist, working with children in the Cleveland Metropolitan School District (CMSD) and surrounding areas. She also served as a Lead Child Care Specialist at Bellefaire JCB, where she worked closely with at-risk youth and in the behavioral health sector. Currently, in addition to her role at ODA, Ronisha is pursuing a Bachelor’s degree in Social Work at Cleveland State University. She has also completed several internships through Case Western Reserve University’s Cuyahoga County Youth Work Institute, where she gained valuable insight and professional development in out-of-school time programs.

Outside of her work with youth, Ronisha enjoys spending time with family, friends, and her son. Her personal interests include thrifting, art, traveling, music, and cooking.

Ronisha is deeply committed to uplifting, inspiring, and investing in the next generation.