Staff

Andrea has a strong commitment to making a difference in the lives of others and was taught early the value of service by her father who was a naval officer and aviator for 24 years.  A graduate of Florida State University and Tallahassee Community College, she is a Past-President of the Rotary Club of Pensacola and has served in several roles within Rotary District 6940.  She was honored as an Ethics in Business Award recipient in 2014 and served multiple years as the District 6940 Rotary Youth Leadership Awards chair.  Andrea also serves as the Chair of Central Credit Union of Florida and has been active with the Executive and Leadership Boards of Achieve Escambia and The Escambia Project.   A 2018 PSC President’s Leadership Institute graduate and a graduate of the classes of 2003 LeaP, 2006 Leadership Okaloosa and 2013 LeadersEdge, she has been honored by several awards received for her commitment to the community.  She received Volunteer Florida’s Champions of Service Award in 2015, Pensacola Chamber of Commerce’s LeaP Red Room Award in 2014 and the PACE Professional Leader of the Year in 2017.Prior to joining the Pensacola State College team, Andrea grew the annual impact of the United Way of Escambia County from a $7 million to over $11 million and led the expansion of the local Ronald McDonald House Charities from a 7-bedroom facility to a facility to a 26-bedroom facility.  As the Executive Director of Institutional Development, Andrea is excited by the opportunity to expand the positive impacts generated through education and training.

Kim Davis has a degree in Health Education from UWF but spent 18 years at the Office of the Escambia County Clerk of the Circuit Court. While there, she worked in many areas of Court services – handling supervisory, personnel, and administrative matters; ensuring federal, state, and local compliance with Court regulations. New to the Foundation Office in 2018, Kim took on the role of Database Manager and oversees the general upkeep of the Foundation’s constituent management system, Raiser’s Edge. She serves a vital role in managing gifts, gift acknowledgements, and developing reports. Kim's role as Memberships Manager includes assisting Affinity Groups with gaining and retaining members, enrolling PSC staff and faculty in the Employee Giving Campaign, and organizing the Annual Employee Giving Campaign Event.

A Michigan native, Mikenzie grew up in the Greater Grand Rapids area. Mikenzie attended The University of Michigan Ann Arbor where she earned her bachelor’s degree in Sport Business with a minor in Business Administration. Mikenzie has a professional background in sales, account management, nonprofits, and sports. Her passions are children, the environment, education, and economic development. Mikenzie cares deeply about our community and enjoys current or previous involvement with Pensacola Young Professionals, Leadership Pensacola (Class of 2023), Rally Foundation for Childhood Cancer Research, 1 Million Cups Pensacola, and Studer Community Institute. Mikenzie was named a 2023 Rising Star by Inweekly Media, recognizing her as a leader in Northwest Florida.In her free time, Mikenzie loves traveling, reading, and learning. Her favorite pastimes are all things outdoors including hiking, kayaking, snorkeling, playing with her two dogs, and enjoying our beautiful coastline.Mikenzie and her husband, John, moved to Pensacola in late 2019 and Mikenzie joined the PSC team shortly after. Mikenzie feels lucky to serve as the Director of Foundation Scholarships at the College. In this position, Mikenzie plays a crucial role in ensuring PSC students have access to the financial support they need to pursue their dreams of higher education and brighter futures by building and growing connections with the donors and community partners who make scholarships possible. Mikenzie manages 300+ privately funded scholarships at the College and oversees volunteers for PSC Foundation events. 

Laura’s past experiences as the Vice President of United Way of Escambia County and the Executive Director of the Fiesta of Five Flags Association and Foundation have enabled her to build strong relationships with local leaders and philanthropists. In her role as Donor Relations Director, she is responsible for helping secure the financial resources necessary to support the College through individual giving and corporate sponsorships. During her career, Laura has worked collaboratively with leaders, peers, and Board Members to achieve organizational effectiveness, efficiency, and revenue goals. Her experience at Fiesta prepared for the management, marketing, sponsorship solicitation, and budget of multiple College Foundation activities and events. She directs event planning with assistance of committees, chairs, and volunteers.

Born in Marianna and raised in Panama City, Florida, Melissa spent most of her life in the Sunshine State before attending Mississippi State University in 2017. She graduated with her Bachelor of Business Administration in Marketing with a concentration in International Business and her Bachelor of Arts in Spanish. Melissa has experience in social media management, nonprofit fundraising, and customer service. In her free time, she enjoys baking, cooking, painting, spending time outdoors, and traveling. Melissa values the importance of community, philanthropy, service, and innovation in her career. She joins the Pensacola State College family as the Marketing and Communications Coordinator for the Foundation. She looks forward to contributing to the growth of the Foundation and the institution. As the Marketing and Communications Coordinator, she is responsible for Foundation communications and connecting the donor community to PSC. She is committed to promoting and sustaining donor relations while providing compelling materials for the planning and execution of Foundation campaigns and events.

Mina is an experienced Financial Administrator with a demonstrated history of work in the areas of health care, software, and religious institutions. Her extensive background in finance has helped her develop strengths in the production of financial statements, payroll management systems, administration, management, and account management. Mina joined the PSC Foundation in January of 2023 as the Director of Finance and Business Operations. As one of the Foundation’s members of leadership, she ensures the efficacy of daily operations and the management of financial accounts.

Dr. Kylie Henderson earned her Juris Doctorate from Florida State University in 2006. She holds a BA in Criminal Justice from UWF and earned her Associates in Criminal Justice from Pensacola Junior College. Kylie currently serves as the Director of the Center for Nonprofit Excellence and Philanthropy at PSC and is excited about the opportunity to create safe and fair communities through education. Kylie is a committed member of her community and regularly gives back through volunteer service. She has tutored at-risk student athletes, supported PSC Foundation events and served as a program manager for recreational youth basketball.Kylie has three beautiful children, Kayla, Abby and Kody and is a grandmother to Iyla and Rowan. When she isn’t working for the College or helping in her community, Kylie enjoys traveling and spending quality time with her family.

Spending her early years in Tennessee before eventually moving to Alabama and later settling in Pensacola, Genevieve is a native of the southeast. She attended the University of Alabama before transferring to the University of West Alabama, where she earned her Bachelor of Science in Mathematics degree. With a strong teaching background, including instruction in middle and high school mathematics, Genevieve has a passion for education and supporting PSC students. Additionally, with her administrative experience, having served in multiple United Methodist Churches in Florida and Alabama, she is prepared to take on the work of the Foundation. In her role as Executive Assistant, Genevieve helps facilitate the ins and outs of the PSC Foundation Executive Director's daily operations, managing schedules and coordinating meetings, and handling communication between the Foundation and its Board of Governors. By utilizing her passion for helping others, she ensures our team has everything necessary in order to function smoothly.

Emily is a Pensacola native and a graduate of the University of West Florida where she earned her bachelor’s degree in Interdisciplinary Humanities, majoring in Performing Arts Administration with minors in Communications and Theatre. Her background in theatrical stage management has given her many valuable administrative skills that she brings to the PSC Foundation. Emily has always loved the details and logistics of planning parties and events, so her role with Foundation events is a natural fit. Outside of the office, she enjoys baking, spending time with family and friends, volunteering at her church, and taking part in local theatrical productions. Emily is happy to be part of such a great team of ladies at the Foundation! 

Linda supports Foundation Finance with a grateful and happy heart. She has a wide range of experience in accounts payable, fundraising events, bookkeeping, and payroll processing. Her passion is helping people and organizations function smoothly and is delighted to have found her niche where it’s fully utilized in the Foundation’s mission. She’s also a part-time student at PSC, hoping to achieve her degree in Accounting. Originally from Gary, Indiana, Linda’s lived in 7 U.S. climates, most recently the Pacific Northwest, before making Pensacola her home in 2017. She spent 4 years working at Catholic Charities of Northwest Florida. She enjoys being outdoors all times of year in the region’s forests, rivers, and coast. Having swam in the cold waters of Lake Michigan and Seattle’s Puget Sound, she now prefers swimming in the Gulf of Mexico in the winter. She communicates best through words and numbers and has been known to nerd out with Excel spreadsheets just for fun. She enjoys the order that comes from sorting out life in a well-organized and color-coded spreadsheet. As a volunteer leading guided meditations for a local Mindfulness group, Linda uses spoken words, stillness, and vibrations to offer calming, healing energy to our community.

Chase was born and raised in northern Virginia and spent most of her life in various parts of the state before recently relocating to Pensacola. She attended James Madison University and graduated with her Bachelor of Social Work with a minor in Nonprofit Studies. After working in foster care case management for a little over a year, Chase returned to Western Governors University and received her Master’s in Elementary Education. She taught elementary school for five years (third, fourth, and fifth grade) and absolutely loved working with the kids and being a positive figure they could always count on. In her free time, she enjoys cooking, reading, spending time outdoors — especially the beach, and both watching sports, including football and baseball, and playing sports, such as pickleball and kickball. Chase joins the Pensacola State College family as the Administrative Assistant for the Foundation. She values inclusion, dedication, equity, military appreciation/support, and has a passion for helping others — making the Foundation’s mission and work a perfect fit! She looks forward to supporting the amazing team at the Foundation to ensure they can continue to achieve growth and success to support students and the College as a whole!

Mary-Cathryn is a Pensacola Florida native who has an immense passion for the diverse local wildlife and the native beauty of Pensacola’s Emerald coastlines and lush riverways. She received her associates in English from Pensacola State College and her bachelor’s in English from The University of West Florida. As a former FAFSA student, Mary-Cathryn has a drive to work with students who aspire to further their education but require financial assistance along the way. This is particularly important to Mary, as she was the first child in her entire family to earn a bachelor’s and she believes that everyone should have access to an affordable education and be able to obtain their goals—however big or small they may be. In her free time, she enjoys going to the beach, tubing and kayaking in Blackwater River, dirt bike excursions with her buddies, and primitive camping along quiet riverbanks. When she is able, Mary-Cathryn participates in freelance commercial voice-acting and frequently performs with a local band.