Jennifer Mayo
In addition to working as an Educational Consultant for College Inroads, Jennifer has been an educator for 15 years, currently serving as the PreK-12 librarian at Round Rock Christian Academy where she also teaches computer classes and is the yearbook co-advisor.
Jennifer has a BS in Interdisciplinary Studies (Education) from Texas A&M University at College Station (Class of ‘99) and an MS in Information Studies (Library Science) from the University of Texas at Austin. She is currently working to complete her certificate in Educational Consulting from the University of California at Irvine.
She lives in Round Rock, TX with her husband, Lee, and has one daughter, a Public Health major at Texas A&M (Class of ‘27), and another daughter, a high school senior who will be attending Texas A&M (Class of ‘29). Working through the college admissions process over the last few years with her girls has given her the desire to empower students to choose their best fit university by understanding who they are, where they have come from, and what they can accomplish during college and beyond.
When not teaching and working with college-bound students, Jennifer can be found reading almost anything she can get her hands on, being actively involved in her church, planning her family’s next National Park road trip adventure, or yelling for her Aggies.
Jennifer has a BS in Interdisciplinary Studies (Education) from Texas A&M University at College Station (Class of ‘99) and an MS in Information Studies (Library Science) from the University of Texas at Austin. She is currently working to complete her certificate in Educational Consulting from the University of California at Irvine.
She lives in Round Rock, TX with her husband, Lee, and has one daughter, a Public Health major at Texas A&M (Class of ‘27), and another daughter, a high school senior who will be attending Texas A&M (Class of ‘29). Working through the college admissions process over the last few years with her girls has given her the desire to empower students to choose their best fit university by understanding who they are, where they have come from, and what they can accomplish during college and beyond.
When not teaching and working with college-bound students, Jennifer can be found reading almost anything she can get her hands on, being actively involved in her church, planning her family’s next National Park road trip adventure, or yelling for her Aggies.
