Renick is an Art History and Museum Studies graduate from the Savannah College of Art & Design in Savannah, GA. She received her Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree in just 2 years and is now pursuing her Masters of Museum Studies & Non Profit Management with Johns Hopkins University. In the past she has studied with the University of Cambridge in the UK for Archaeology, Egyptology, and British Cultural History. She has led several independent projects and has been offered a kickstart for an original product development and design concept among local Savannah historical institutions. She has experience in human resources, customer service, research development, project management, and creative resources. Renick has been involved in Project Management, and Project Development with several nonprofit organizations. Her work experience includes The Perot Museum of Nature & Science, The Davenport House Museum, Fusion Labs Inc., and freelance work as an artist. She volunteers for several organizations including The Salvation Army, the Humane Society, Golden Acres Assisted Living and Rehabilitation Center, the Daughters of the American Revolution, the Crow Collection, the Davenport House Museum, the Perot Museum of Nature and Science, and other of her favorite organizations. Renick trained as a professional fencer in her youth and is certified in scuba diving. She was a member of a competitive rowing team for several years. She has competed as an artist in several events and won various awards for her creative achievements. In her free time she participates in historical reenactments and takes on roles in local plays and events. Several of her works of art reside in professional establishments and collector's homes. She is proficient in both the English and Spanish languages using her skills to mediate communications between professional parties.