About
AJ Rozier
Ashley Jones Rozier is a 90’s baby born and raised in Wilmington, DE and at 11 years old her parents decided on a change of scenery and to move to Orangeburg, SC. Ashley was heavily involved in church, extracurricular activities including cheerleading, piano and ballet, as well community organizations. Today, you can find her continuing her love of ballet by:
taking classes with the Charlotte City Ballet
facilitating bible study with young adults at St. Paul Baptist Church
volunteering with Junior League of Charlotte.
About Me
Favorite Show: Blackish 📺
Favorite Movie: Love and Basketball ❤️🏀
Favorite Food: French Fries 🍟
Favorite School Subject: English 📗
Favorite Dessert: Cookies 🍪
Favorite Hobby: Gardening 👩🏾🌾
Favorite Color: Purple 🎨
Favorite Books: The Shack, The Secret, The Coldest Winter Ever 📚
Favorite Vacation: Cuba 🇨🇺
Favorite Movie: Love and Basketball ❤️🏀
Favorite Food: French Fries 🍟
Favorite School Subject: English 📗
Favorite Dessert: Cookies 🍪
Favorite Hobby: Gardening 👩🏾🌾
Favorite Color: Purple 🎨
Favorite Books: The Shack, The Secret, The Coldest Winter Ever 📚
Favorite Vacation: Cuba 🇨🇺
About my work
Speech therapist by trade, currently serving as a contract speech-language pathologist with the Kannapolis City School District serving students with speech articulation and language deficits. She works closely with Autistic, Down syndrome, Cerebral Palsy, among other disorders students to meet their communication needs. She also practices with skilled nursing facilities, assisted living and hospitals across the Charlotte and surrounding counties serving the geriatric population in the areas of stroke, dementia, traumatic brain injuries and dysphagia.
My life’s work is mentorship. It is my passion to pass knowledge and experiences to young ladies navigating through life. Growing up I learned so much from my mother, grand mother, aunts, older cousins and women in my community. Some of it, I listened to and some I should’ve listened to. I know how it shaped my life and prepared me for future experiences. I want to be able to give back what was giving to me. Knowing that I myself can’t be a mentor to every young woman, I want to help start facilitate conversations between women and young ladies.
My life’s work is mentorship. It is my passion to pass knowledge and experiences to young ladies navigating through life. Growing up I learned so much from my mother, grand mother, aunts, older cousins and women in my community. Some of it, I listened to and some I should’ve listened to. I know how it shaped my life and prepared me for future experiences. I want to be able to give back what was giving to me. Knowing that I myself can’t be a mentor to every young woman, I want to help start facilitate conversations between women and young ladies.