Roxanne publishes legal columns in newspapers, websites and social media and handles brand strategy and social media as well as analytical systems for marketing statistics.

Specializing in building complex websites, Roxanne utilizes HTML code and continuously updates them through content research and original writing. Utilizing keywords and phrases, she keeps the brand name at the top of search engines and with knowledge of search engine optimization (SEO), she assures a high ranking utilizing keywords and phrases.

As a creative and technical writer and editor, Roxanne is also a graphic design artist and creates professional advertising layouts for print and social media. She writes for magazines and newspapers across the country and graphically designs email newsletters and e-books.

Roxanne has volunteered on many philanthropic boards and served in official capacities to raise money for charitable causes. As President of Mountain Metro American Business Clubs (AMBUCS), Roxanne took the club from the rating of “worst to first” when she took over the leadership and brought the club from their 250th ranking in the nation to #1 in one-year. She became the first female District Governor of the Southwest Chapter and took her district to #1 in the nation. AMBUCS is dedicated to the physical therapy of children and adults, many with limitations developed at birth. The organization builds custom Am-Trykes and supports the work of physical therapists.  She is a Life Member of AMBUCS.

A graduate of the University of Oklahoma Gaylord College of Journalism and Mass Communication with a degree in professional writing, Roxanne is a Life Member of the University of Oklahoma Alumni Association.  She has many years of experience in writing, marketing, public relations, management and brand development and has hundreds of hours of continuing education.

A graduate of the ProSeries from ScreenwritingU in Hollywood, Roxanne wrote her first true crime script, “The Drug Lord,” based on court and discovery documents.  She is a graduate of the prestigious ScreenwritingU’s Master Screenwriter certification program and upon completing another true crime script, “The Final Round,” had it optioned with a producer/manager of a major motion picture company in Hollywood.
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Roxanne enjoys attending University of Oklahoma football and basketball games and loves Thunder basketball, gardening, reading and writing.  As a film fanatic; especially independent film, Roxanne has been a Production Assistant and an extra in several movies and a Production Assistant, Team Leader and Producer for three Oklahoma City 48-Hour film projects.