Meet Our Team

Shell Sizemore serves as the Director of the Women’s Center at Wake Forest University. A Double Deac, Shell has built her career at Wake Forest over the last 17 years through the Office of Civic and Community Engagement and the Office of Diversity and Inclusion. She has served as Director of the Women’s Center for four years, expanding resources and programming for students of all genders. She holds a BA and MA from Wake Forest University and a PhD in Education from the University of North Carolina-Greensboro. 

Reach out to Shell if you’re interested in Wake for Women, G-Chats, the Lu Leake Fund, the New Parent Support Group, or the Center Art Wall. 

Moriah is a homegrown WSNC native and Wake Forest University alumna with a deep commitment to community access and equity. Her background spans environmental education and advocacy, including work with North Carolina State Parks, the Yadkin Riverkeeper, and other community-centered programs focused on connection to land, food, and place. Most recently, Moriah worked with the City of Winston-Salem’s Department of Sustainability as the Food Resilience Project Manager, where she supported efforts to strengthen equitable food access and community partnerships. This work closely aligns with the Women’s Center’s mission of fostering care, belonging, and empowerment through systems that support wellbeing, justice, and community connection. Across her roles, Moriah brings collaboration, care, and a people-centered approach to building inclusive & supportive spaces.

Hi, my name is Lexine! I am a senior here at Wake, and I am majoring in Statistics. I am from Colorado Springs, Colorado. During my free time, I like to read, play video games, and hang out with friends whenever I get the chance to. 

At the Women’s Center, I enjoy helping anybody find whatever they need in the Center, whether that may be menstrual products, finding a snack, or just being there to listen or give support.  In the past, I have been involved with helping out at some of our events such as our “Study Tables”, co-hosting events for the Romance Book Club, and I had a lot of fun helping out with planning for our Drag Brunch. 

Emma is a senior majoring in Politics and International Affairs and Anthropology! This is her third year at the Women’s center and she is very excited to be back! Outside of the Women’s Center Emma is the president of Wake Forest Irish Dance and a student designer for the Department of Theatre and Dance. She is also involved in a variety of other organizations across campus! Her favorite thing about the Women’s Center is the community and safe space it creates! She is passionate about Women’s health and looking forward to the programing this year! 

Fun fact! She has competed in 5 different countries for dance!

Hi, my name is London and I am a Senior from Greensboro, NC! I am a Health and Exercise Science major with minors in Chemistry and Biology, on the premed track. Some of the programs I’ve worked on in the center are Deacon Doulas, Women’s Health 101, and the Women of Color Collective. I’ve worked in the Women’s Center since my freshman year and look forward to another great (and final) year in the space! 

Leah is a sophomore from Baltimore, MD excited to join the Women’s Center staff this year. She is  majoring in biology with a Spanish minor on the pre-health track. She is an active player on RUCKUS, the women’s ultimate frisbee team, member of Wake Radio and the Wake ASL Club. Her favorite thing about the Women’s Center is the community of women who support each other and celebrate their femininity!

Hi! My name is Genesis Mark and I am a senior from Greensboro, North Carolina. I am double majoring in Psychology and Spanish, with aspirations of being an LCSW.

Since my freshman year, the Women’s Center has been a place of comfort and community for me. I am super excited to be a part of this team and to help develop the center to continue its mission of supporting women at WFU!

Hi! I’m Olivia and I’m from Florida. I’m a pre-dental student who loves reading, cooking, and talking about health disparities and community wellness. I’m passionate about helping others and creating spaces where people feel supported and connected.

The Women’s Center has slowly but surely become my little sanctuary on campus. It’s a place where I can study, hang out with friends, and even sneak in a quick nap after hours(shh, don’t tell anyone lol). I’ve always felt welcomed and supported here which makes me even more excited to be part of the team now. I look forward to contributing to a community that cares so deeply about its students and works hard to make everyone feel at home.

I am a junior at Wake Forest University majoring in Health and Exercise Science. I am passionate about women’s health, public health, and healthcare policy, with a strong interest in improving healthcare access and reducing health disparities. I am excited to contribute to the Women’s Center while continuing to grow both personally and professionally.

Hi! I’m Fiona and I am a freshman from Winston-Salem! Currently, I’m interested in becoming a Psychology major. Aside from the Women’s Center, I am involved in Clay Collective and Wake Forest Irish Dance. I’m so excited to start working in the Women’s Center as it has already been so inviting to me and provides valuable resources for so many on campus!

Hi! My name is Sydney. I am a freshman from Charlotte, NC. I plan to major in Health & Exercise Science on the Pre-PA track. I currently work at both the Women’s Center and the LGBTQ+ Center. Both have allowed me to step outside my comfort zone in safe spaces while not only working but also helping with programs and the community at Wake Forest.