A graduate of Pope Francis Preparatory School in 2019, Elizabeth consistently earned a place on the Honor Roll and was inducted into the Saint Thomas Aquinas Chapter of the National Honor Society. Recognized for her outstanding academic achievement and leadership qualities, she received the Smith College Book Award. Elizabeth actively contributed to her community by working with nonprofits.

Embarking on her higher education journey at the College of Our Lady of the Elms in Chicopee, Elizabeth excelled academically, graduating in May 2023 with a BA in English and a concentration in writing, boasting a notable GPA of 3.86. Her leadership skills were evident as she was elected Vice President of her class for four consecutive years and served as the Executive Board president for one year.

Throughout her college career, Elizabeth was the Co-editor in Chief and writer for the BLOOM Literary Magazine. She also had an internship with the Elms Alumni Magazine and pioneered a two-week Poetry and Prose writing workshop at the Care Center in Holyoke. She also worked with Sister Jane Morrissey at Homework House in Holyoke.

A recipient of several awards, Elizabeth earned the Mary Connors Viamari Award in 2020, the Thomas and Mary Smith Fitzgerald Endowed Scholarship the following year, and the Dorothy Fitzgibbon Award for "Outstanding Poetry or Prose" in 2022.

Elizabeth's commitment to service extended beyond academia. In January 2023, she volunteered to rebuild homes with the Saint Bernard Project in Puerto Rico. In March of the same year, she traveled to El Paso, Texas, for a service trip, where she cooked and cleaned in a refugee shelter, gaining firsthand knowledge of the border crisis.

Currently working as a service appointment coordinator for Gary Rome Hyundai, Elizabeth has her sights set on further academic pursuits. She is applying to Boston University with the aspiration of earning a Master's of Arts degree in either prose or poetry. Her long-term dreams include working for a publishing company or in the film industry, recognizing storytelling as an essential part of her identity. Ultimately, Elizabeth envisions receiving her doctorate and fulfilling her passion for literature and education as an English professor.