Gia Toler

Gia Toler is a dedicated individual with a dual Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) background in Political Theory and Constitutional Democracy, as well as Finance from Michigan State University.

During her time at Michigan State University, Gia Toler held several significant roles such as President of the W.E.B. DuBois Society, Treasurer of the same society, and President of the South Neighborhood Black Caucus, showcasing her leadership abilities and commitment to community engagement.

Gia Toler gained valuable experience working as a Blog Intern at Data Driven Detroit, Community Development Intern at MIDTOWN DETROIT INC, and Student Coordinator at Michigan State University James Madison College, demonstrating her diverse skills and interests.

Additionally, she served as a Cohort Member in the Community Engagement Scholar Program at Michigan State University, highlighting her passion for making a positive impact in her community.

Her professional journey also includes roles such as Service Center Representative at MSU Residential and Hospitality Services and Camp Aid at City of Farmington Hills, enriching her with a well-rounded skill set and valuable experiences.

With her educational background and varied organizational involvement, Gia Toler is equipped with the knowledge, skills, and dedication to excel in various roles within the fields of Political Theory, Finance, Community Development, and Leadership.