Career Bio

Everyone is an explorer. How could you possibly live your life looking at a door and not open it? - Robert D. Ballard. Trena J Gologan has taken on the motto from Jackie Robinson , “A life is not as important, except in the impact it has on other lives.” She feels that “now is really that opportunity to show others the impact they can have on someone else.”

Trena Gologan has been involved in public speaking, and personal coaching for the past 12 years. She has traveled the US and internationally and has networked with all diverse cultures. She has taught college courses and communicated with college students nationwide on professionalism and self esteem. Gologan’s diversity creates uniqueness and lends an empathic ear.

Mrs Gologan is a published author and has participated in various events including Youth Leadership Conferences, participated in many walks to raise money and awareness in the Atlanta area and received a declaration from Governor of Georgia for National Fibromyalgia Awareness Day.

Trena believes that “every day is a learning experience. The moment you stop learning is the moment you stop living.” (Trena J Gologan) With this philosophy she is a doctoral candidate with Walden University where she is working on her dissertation focusing on Enrollment Management and Social Networks. She is currently the Admissions Coordinator at a medical school where she informs the public about the programs the college offers, conducts interviews and guides students with the information that can help them take the next step in becoming a doctor, medical researcher or pharmacist.