A 2026 graduate of Roger Williams University, Sadie earned a  B.A. in Public Relations and a B.A. in Political Science along with professional certificates in Corporate Communications and Campaign Management. Her academic career was complemented by a thesis with distinction exploring the complex landscapes of Misinformation and Disinformation.

During her time at Roger Williams University, Sadie emerged as a leader. She was inducted into the Lambda Pi Eta Honor Society and served as an Account Executive in the Public Relations Student Society of America (PRSSA) 2025–26 Bateman Case Study Competition. As President of the International Relations Organization, Sadie served as Head Delegate for the 2025 National Model Arab League and the 2025 North American Model United Nations. She accumulated multiple award wins across prestigious competitions, including the Northeast Model NATO, Northeast Model Arab League, and National Model Arab League. Beyond diplomacy, Sadie brought the campus together as the Traditions Programming Chair for the Campus Entertainment Network, organizing large scale traditions like the annual spring carnival and the fall and spring concerts.

Sadie’s path toward School for a Village began during a Model Arab League competition hosted by the National Council on U.S.Arab Relations, where she helped work on initiatives focused on increasing female participation in education. 

Her commitment to global advocacy deepened through her human rights work with Scholars at Risk (SAR). As part of a student advocacy team at Roger Williams University, Sadie campaigned on behalf of Dr. Ahmadreza Djalali, a disaster medicine scholar and Swedish Iranian citizen wrongfully imprisoned in Iran. She executed social media campaigns, developed outreach tools, and directly contacted congressional representatives and international figures to raise awareness, defend academic freedom, and demand diplomatic action for his release

These pivotal experiences cemented her desire to blend strategic communications with direct human rights advocacy and international educational development. Now, she brings that dedication to her work with School 4 a Village, aligning her background in political science and public relations with a cause she holds close to her heart.