Jocelyne's been digitally addicted since 1983 when she programmed her first BASIC code game on a Commodore 64 home computer. She's been providing digital creations, training and consulting services since 1999.

Jocelyne is an alumni of San Diego State University, graduating from The School of Communication specializing in New Media Studies. She is also a graduate of Ventura College, with degrees in Liberal Arts and Criminal Justice.

Her diverse career background includes working as a Victim Advocate for the District Attorney of Ventura County, California State Manager for New York based Voter News Service and as Technology Center Director for the Boys and Girls Club.

Jocelyne has also worked as On-Air DJ, Talk Show Host and Web Designer for several radio stations in Southern California. She was the KHAY radio "Computer Diva," providing computer troubleshooting tips to live callers on Matt Michaels' Santa Fe Cafe radio show. Her on-air delivery ranges from Hot AC Countdown Show DJ to NPR traffic reporter.

Her New Media philosophy is based off the belief that professionals working in the media and technology industries have a responsibility in helping to bridge the gap of the digital divide by spreading knowlege and highlighting avenues toward accessible higher education and technology. She's been asked to share her story with students at San Diego State University, California Lutheran University, and Buena High School as well as at the United Way Young Leaders Society's 2011 Youth Summit at Oxnard College. Since 2000 she's served as a mentor and staff member at the Associated Press Radio and TV Association's Bootcamp for Aspiring Journalists.

Jocelyne lives in Thousand Oaks, CA with her pack of ex-shelter dogs: Banjo, Petey and Tony. She loves to blog for her hometown at Ventura101.com.