Makyba Breezie

Experienced communication professional with a robust background in editing, research, and departmental leadership. Demonstrated ability to improve processes and content quality through meticulous editing and fact-checking. Proven track record in adapting to new challenges and enhancing team and organizational objectives. Adept at fostering learning environments and driving academic excellence

• Sailing
• Costume manager (theatre)
• Sewing
• Fiction writer
• Event Planning

• Haitian women in Agriculture in Dominica, Elias Dupuis, Clara Lionel Foundation, 2021
• "Gone" Caribbean Musings: Narratives of Identity, Nicole Bengochea, Meredith Montrichard, Shelley Lyons, Fay White, Bamboo Talk Press, Trinidad, 2017
• Life Science, Nu Sigma's Poetry and Jazz Night, 2010

For as long as I can remember, I have loved recording experiences, making lists, and coordinating events. My childhood was dynamic and colorful. As the eldest child and paternal grandchild, I took on the responsibility of caring for my siblings and cousins—a group of six. It was a challenge, but writing became my escape. Whenever I sat with my thoughts, pen, and paper, I felt a sense of clarity and relaxation.

As I grew, my love for education, writing, reading, and organization remained, but they started to feel routine—until I was invited to sail. Being on the water, navigating the wind and waves, and embracing the unpredictability of the sea rekindled my creativity. It reminded me why I love storytelling, strategic planning, and immersing myself in new experiences. Writing and reading became more than habits; they became ways to explore and document the world around me.

Today, these passions influence my approach to work. I enjoy crafting compelling narratives, organizing projects, and fostering meaningful connections. Whether it's through writing, event planning, or coordinating initiatives, I thrive in dynamic environments that allow me to blend creativity, structure, and adventure