Mazique has worked in higher education for over 20 years in various leadership capacities. Over the years, she has served as director of Residence Life and assistant dean of students, and has worked as a conduct officer, Title IX investigator, and coordinator for prevention, education, and student conduct resolution. She has received various trainings on student conduct, Title IX, prevention strategies, and restorative justice. She serves on the board of Family Patterns Matter, facilitates pro bono workshops with the Douglas County District Attorney’s Office, and volunteers with other nonprofit organizations like Hungry Hearts Atlanta. She is committed to assisting students through this impactful developmental time to support them and enhance the skills they need in college and beyond.
Mazique holds a Bachelor of Arts in English, a Master of Education in Post-Secondary Education, and a Doctor of Education in Educational Leadership and several certifications.