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Mika Fields

Advisory Board Member

Mika Fields

Mika Fields was born in Philadelphia, PA, and raised in Willingboro NJ. She completed her academic years in Willingboro and graduated from Willingboro High School Class of 1994. She furthered her education by obtaining a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Kean University and has been working for over 15 years in the Social Services field. She returned to Willingboro after graduation got married and is currently raising two children in Buckingham Park.

In 2020 she started a therapeutic “paint and create” company called Muse Fusion LLC. Her main focus has been helping people cope with the stresses of the pandemic by encouraging them to be inspired, and utilize the therapeutic benefits of painting. In early 2021 Mika joined the Willingboro Community Development Corporation (WCDC) as the Project Coordinator and has been a pivotal force in bringing the WCDC’s vision to fruition. Mika thrives to serve her town and became a Community Scribe with New Jersey Council for Humanities to enhance her craft.

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