Jasmine Thornton

Jasmine Thornton M.A is an experienced academic program manager currently serving at EMERGE, a college access program aimed at supporting low-income, first-generation high-performing students in the Houston Independent School District. Thornton has held significant roles such as Finalist for the U.S. State Department Fulbright program in Greece and has served as a graduate assistant at both the University of Pennsylvania and Villanova University, focusing on fraternity and sorority life. Additionally, Thornton has experience as a program coordinator for the St. Thomas of Villanova Scholars Program and has provided tutoring services at The Uncommon Individual Foundation. Educational qualifications include a Master of Education in Higher Education Administration from Villanova University and a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and Government from the same institution. Currently pursuing further education through NPower, Thornton continues to enhance expertise in the field.