M.Ed. in Higher Education in Student Affairs, Salem State University, Salem, Massachusetts.
B.Sc.(Ed.) in Adult Education/Political Science, Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba-Akoko, Ondo State, Nigeria.

Adeola is a first-year Ph.D. student in Psychometrics at Morgan State University. Her research explores the enhancement of psychometric models, the advancement of data-driven educational policies, and the improvement of assessment design and implementation. She is particularly drawn to Adaptive Learning and Assessment Systems, which combine item response theory, test development, measurement validity, and machine learning to support personalized learning and culturally responsive evaluation. Adeola currently serves as a Teaching Assistant (Discussion Leader) for PSYC 101, where she facilitates student engagement and supports foundational instruction in psychology. Her interest in psychometrics emerged from a commitment to improving how educational systems recognize and respond to diverse learning needs. She aspires to develop innovative assessment frameworks that inform policy and empower learners across global educational contexts.