Dr. Shevron McBride

In 2004, Shevron Fallon McBride graduated from Paxon School of Advanced Studies, Jacksonville, Florida. While attending Paxon SAS, she scored in the 98 percentile in English and Math on the Florida Comprehension Test, helping her high school rank as the number seven school in Florida. Her accomplishment earned the funds for the high school's science building built in 2005 and 2006.

After high school, she studied Social Work at the University of South Florida, Tampa campus. She realized social work was not her end goal when assigned to work with Hospice or Drug Addicts. She knew the heartbreak would come with each patient, deciding to leave her educational study to focus on starting to obtain her financial goals while trying to figure out what she would complete her studies in.

Ms. McBride started working with General Electric Money Bank in Tampa, Florida, as a customer service phone agent, was later promoted to phone supervisor, and offered the chance to intern as the Director of the new call center opening in India. Due to the war America had joined during those years, she decided to leave the country alone at twenty-four (24) would not be safe and declined the opportunity. However, she is still most proud of being innovative, creating the training manual and class for JC Penny's GE Money Bank credit card eCommerce.

Shevron McBride has worked for many top companies such as Blue Cross Blue Shield of Florida (Florida Blue), Innovation Financial, Dial America, Valor VIP, Goodwill, Student Loan Documents, and Terrible's. Though some companies did not value her profitability to their companies, her mentor, Adam Sanchez (who rebuilt General Motors in the eighties), taught her when it was time to let a company go, let go. During these times, she found time to study at Strayer University, focusing on Business Administration, with a concentration in Finance, and was on President List with a 4.0 in 2015, where she was invited to join the HonorSociety.org, A Tradition of Success, completing her ignition July 31, 2021.

Shevron graduated from the University of Phoenix, on the Dean's List with a 3.57 grade point average and an Associate's Degree in the Arts of Criminal Justice, on February 28, 2023. She is determined to make a difference within the police forces in the United States of America, reducing discrimination against minorities, women, and children. In August 2022, she was inducted into the National Society of Leadership and Success, becoming fraternity mates with former Presidents George W. Bush and Barak Obama in Sigma Alpha Pi.

Ms. McBride is continuing her education with the University of Phoenix in the Bachelor of Criminal Justice Administration program.