Julie's practical experience includes owning and operating an organizing and consulting business for four years, as well as a background in medical administration and coordination. Currently, she is engaged in venue and operations management for a local sporting company, where she applies her experience in organizational leadership and strategic planning.

In pursuit of a career transition, Julie returned to academia to pursue a Bachelor of Psychology (Honours) at UniSC. Complementing her current studies, she holds an Associate Degree in Health Science (Public and Community Health) and a Certificate in Human Biology. Her academic excellence has been acknowledged through her membership in the Golden Key International Honour Society.

Engaged in various leadership roles within the university community, Julie serves as a Student Senate Co-Chair and actively contributes as a School of Health Student Representative and International Student Committee Student Representative. Her volunteer work with MiCare, Lifeline, and ComLink Australia underscores her dedication to community well-being. Looking ahead, Julie aspires to leverage her background in public health policy, with a specific focus on mental health, to drive positive change within the university and broader community.