Britt graduated Texas Woman's University in 2018 with a Bachelor's of Fine Arts degree with an emphasis in Photography. After graduation, She managed the TWU Little Chapel in-the-Woods and University Gardens with weddings, funerals and special events. Later transitioning to Director of Events, Outreach and Communications in the Chancellor's office. In 2023, Jasper became Chair of Commencement and led Houston, Dallas, and Denton graduation ceremonies. During her time at TWU, (undergrad and professional) Jasporia was born.

 

Jasporia is a movement to calm and inspire the mind, body and soul. Jasporia is derived from her last name, but is also inspired by the universal Jasper stone. It is the only healing semi-precious stone that is found on every continent in the world. Tying in our mission- we are more similar than different. We as humans crave soul connections through nature and arts. Jasper lead Meditation Mondays at the Little Chapel in the-Woods and small Jasporia healing groups around campus. She soon realized Jasporia was her higher calling in life and wanted to expand. She wanted to help others heal through art, music, and deep spiritual connections in nature. Jasper felt connected to the Appalachians Mountains due to her Cherokee Heritage. She moved to the Great Smoky Mountains in Robbinsville, NC (the start of the Trail of Tears) to better understand the land and history of the Appalachians. There, Jasper knew more nature than people- surrounded by rivers, Eagles, Bears, and the Great Spirit. This profound solitude birthed the roots and foundation for Jasporia. 

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Today, Jasper is focusing on outreaching to Artists and Musicians while seeking partnership with the Great Smoky National Park, Friends of the Smokies, and other organizations to bring community members together through experiences and serving opportunities. 

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