Robin Bluejoy

Robin Bluejoy is from Largo, Florida, and graduated from the University of South Florida in 2017 with a Bachelor of Science in biology.

Following graduation, Robin served as an engineer officer within the U.S. Army, fulfilling various roles, notably as the Medical Section Supervisor amid the COVID-19 Pandemic. During her time in the military, Robin was a vocal advocate for fostering an atmosphere of advocacy, mentorship, and empathy. Her efforts resulted in a more cohesive team environment, where Soldiers felt supported and empowered to succeed.

After being honorably discharged, Robin worked with the Kansas Department for Children and Families. In her role, she provided direct assistance to families and individuals across the state of Kansas facing economic hardships and other social determinants to health. She used her free time to volunteer and collaborate with the Department’s Diversity Equity and Inclusion Committee to create an Intersectionality Training Opportunity for all state employees. This training opportunity focused on difficult questions when confronting innate biases that affect social worker’s abilities to assist in their communities.

Outside of her professional pursuits, Robin enjoys flying Cessnas and embarking on adventures with her significant other. She is also passionate about animal welfare and actively volunteers with local rescue agencies to identify and find homes for stray animals in need.