Member Spotlight

Jaymee Lewis-Flenaugh
Assistant Director/Liaison to the College of Arts and Science
Bio
Jaymee Lewis-Flenaugh (she/her) currently serves as an Assistant Director for the Center for Career Exploration and Success at Miami University. She is pursuing her doctorate, researching black feminisms and higher education organizational leadership. Jaymee has previously served graciously in various professional association roles including, but not limited to: NASPA IV-East Knowledge Community Coordinator; ACUHO-I Professionals of Color Network Program Planning and Development Chair; and the NASPA IV-East New Professionals and Graduate Student Representative.
Jaymee commits to student and practitioner development, presenting nationally, regionally, and locally. She received her Master of Science in College Student Personnel from Western Illinois University and her Bachelor of Arts in African/Black Diaspora Studies and English Literature at DePaul University. Jaymee enjoys watching documentaries, mild cardio, and eating good Chicago food in her free time.
What is your role at Miami University?
In my role, I support the career readiness of all Miami students from incoming students to alumni. I specifically work with students in the College of Arts and Science who seek to enter industries such as Communications, Law, Government, Education, Media, and more. Working with faculty as key partners, I advise approximately 1800 students through career exploration, industry research, job and internship searches, negotiations, and career changes.
What is the favorite part about working at Miami University or the proudest moment?
My favorite part of working at Miami is walking the campus. The slight hills and beautiful landscaping make it a campus that is beautiful to go to on a daily basis. There are always picturesque spaces to have lunch outside or engage with students outside of the office.
What are 3 words best describe you?
Ideological, Persistent, Empathic
What you currently watching on Hulu or Netflix?
I am currently watching Songland on Hulu. It is about showcasing the songwriter as the talents and pulling back the veil on the process of writing a hit song. I love music of all genres so this show speaks to me.
If you could visit anywhere in the world, where would you go?
I would go to Zimbabwe.
What do you do for fun?
I like to dance. If there are others who enjoy dancing as well, it’s a fun time!