Nikki Davis

Nikki Davis has a diverse work experience spanning over two decades. Nikki started their career in 1998 as an SF Member and ABGD Instructor in the United States Air Force, where they were responsible for security force response and training students in ground combat operations. After leaving the Air Force in 2006, they joined Vet Corps as a Veteran Advocate and Project Manager, working until 2013. In 2013, they became a TBI Outreach Coordinator at WDVA, where they stayed until 2015. From 2015 onwards, they worked at the Wounded Warrior Project, first as an Independence Program Specialist until 2019, and then as a Project Odyssey Specialist.

Nikki Davis pursued their education in a disciplined and consistent manner. Nikki first attended Bellevue College from 2011 to 2013, where they obtained an Associate in Arts and Science degree with a focus on Sociology. Motivated to further broaden their knowledge, Nikki then enrolled at Eastern Washington University, starting in 2013 and graduating in 2015. During their time at Eastern Washington University, they successfully earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Social and Behavioral Sciences. Throughout their educational journey, Nikki proved their dedication to expanding their understanding of the social sciences.