Jordan Carter is a Mississippi native, who fell in love with Grand Prairie, Texas as it reminds of the hospitable nature of her hometown. Her journey and dedication to social justice and human rights began at a very early age and reignited while she was a student at the illustrious Jackson State University, a Historically Black College and University. (Yes, the school our beloved Primetime coached at!) While a student at Jackson State, Jordan worked tirelessly with campus officials and administration to create safe and healthy environments for our student population and community. She singlehandedly work with administration to bring various programs designed to assist students with mental and physical health as well as promote campus safety and community. While at Jackson State, Jordan served as president of her sorority chapter, Gamma Rho Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated, where her leadership abilities, community activism, and educational achievements lead her to be appointed to several undergraduate boards for the organization and ultimately, win Undergraduate President of the Year in 2016.

Jordan’s activism and helping spirit did not end when she went to DePaul University College of Law in Chicago, Illinois for law school. While at Depaul, Jordan excelled in her studies getting the highest grades in Constitutional Law and Election Law, which were also her favorite classes in school. When she was not being praised by her professors, Jordan gave back to the Chicago community working with area organizations to stop gun violence, assist the homeless population with obtaining identification, and educating youth on various topics. She also served as the President of the Black Law Student Association where she worked with administration and other campus programs to promote diversity, fairness, and equity in the learning experience. After graduating top of her class, Jordan knew it was time to head back to the State of her heart - Texas.