Jhasmyne Cooper-Moore

Jhasmyne Cooper-Moore has work experience in various roles and organizations. Jhasmyne started working at the City and County of Denver in 2016 as a Denver Scholarship Foundation Intern, where they provided job placement and resources to low-income youth. At Colorado State University, they held multiple positions at the Black African American Cultural Center, including Lead Peer Coordinator, Peer Mentor/Peer Coordinator, and RamEvents Liaison/Event Programmer. Jhasmyne then worked at the City and County of Denver again in 2018 as a MY Denver Teen Programming Instructor and a Human Rights and Community Partnerships Summer Intern. From 2019 to 2022, they were a Communications and Program Coordinator at Breakthrough at Kent Denver, where they handled program and fundraising communications and served as a middle school Dean for the Summer Program. Presently, they work at Bandwango as a Client Success Specialist 2.

Jhasmyne Cooper-Moore pursued their education starting in 2010 at George Washington High School, where they obtained their diploma in 2014. In 2014, they enrolled at Colorado State University and completed their Bachelor's degree in Human Development and Family Studies, General in 2022. Following their undergraduate studies, Jhasmyne attended freeCodeCamp in 2022 and obtained a certification.