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Lead Instructors
“Sisterhood is many things. It’s a warm smile on a cold & rainy day, a friendly hug, a cheerful hello…It’s all that a good & lasting friendship is, only better. It’s treasured. It’s sacred. It’s knowing that there will always be someone there for you. It’s dreams shared & goals achieved. It’s counting on others & being counted on. It is real.”

Robin Bailey
Intake Coordinator
Hey Sis Hey, I am Robin Bailey aka Mz. Bozz with all this Flozz - Lucky #7. I had the pleasure of making HERStory as of Oct 8 2022 by crossing over into the Inspirations of Excellence Fall 22’ Line. Since being inducted, I have taken on many roles such as the committee leader of the events committee while also being an active member of the marketing, hospitality, and team building/step committees of Alpha Eta Phi Multiple Sclerosis Sorority, Incorporated. I also help to manage the social media platforms for the sorority!
NY Birthed me in 88’ and VA raised me since 91’. Currently reside in North Chesterfield county in Richmond, VA. God fearing, single mom of 3 beautiful children- 2 sons & 1 daughter. Diagnosed with RRMS in April 2021 due to optic neuritis. MS has been challenging in some ways but also very rewarding as well. I am the sister who is big on uplifting, empowering, and embracing self-love. Looking forward to growing together in love with this beautiful foundation of sisterhood.
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Ja'Kee Garvin
Intake Coordinator Assistant
Hey Sis !!!! I’m Ja’kee Garvin aka Quiet Storme. I have officially been a part of Alpha Eta Phi MS Sorority Inc since October of 2022. AEP’S first line to cross over . I’m President of the Hospitality Committee , Secretary of the Prayer Committee, I also aid in running Social Media for AEP , and I’m now an Assistant Intake Coordinator.
I currently reside in Charlotte NC originally from Gastonia NC . I’m the mother of two Gorgeous teenage daughters age 16 and 18 . I was diagnosed with RRMS in November 11, 2021. Multiple Sclerosis has affected me heavily so I have made it my personal mission to give great support to other women dealing with this disease.
Alpha Eta Phi means the world to me and has Blessed me tremendously therefore I am ecstatic about hearing the countless testimonies of others to come about how AEP has Beautifully impacted their life. Let’s do this Ladies!

Dr. Audrey Holloman
Intake Coordinator
Dr. Audrey Holloman is the Program Coordinator at Meharry Community Wellness Center at Meharry Medical College. Prior to taking this position Dr. Holloman was the Community Medical Case Manager for two years. Dr. Holloman has worked in the HIV/AIDS field in the Ryan White Program for 4 years.
Dr. Holloman has over 10 years' experience with Metropolitan Nashville Davidson County School system, as a Family Involvement Specialist and a Community Achieves Site Manager in the most disadvantaged segment of Nashville.
A native of Newport News, VA, Dr. Holloman is proud graduate of Tennessee State University with a B.S. in Social Work as well as a graduate of Cumberland University with a Master's in Public Service/Education. She also has a Doctor of Education from Trevecca Nazarene. Dr. Holloman holds a Bachelor License in Social Work (inactive) from the State of Tennessee.
Dr. Holloman was diagnosed with MS in 2013.
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Marquita Talley
Intake Coordinator Assistant
I was born and raised in Virginia, so I love to travel. In April 2020, I was first diagnosed with IIH (Idiopathic intracranial Hypertension), and, not very far behind in June 2020, I was diagnosed with RRMS (Relapsing-Remitting Multiple Sclerosis).
I am currently in school to obtain my Master of Science in Social Work, with the goal of helping those who are newly diagnosed with a chronic illness. Faced with the daily challenges of MS I still find the strength and the motivation to keep going, moving, and fighting.
I joined AEPMSInc. because there was no one to whom I could relate. Alpha Eta Phi is a safe place for me to relax and really be myself. I love my sorority and everything we stand for. Multiple Sclerosis is a chronic illness that comes with a lot of struggles and a lot of dark days, but with a positive attitude and a few corny jokes I put on a smile and put one foot in front of the other, sometimes while holding onto a wall.