An honors graduate of the illustrious Hampton University where she received a bachelors degree in Journalism with a minor in Theatre. During her undergraduate matriculation, she was apart of the band dance team, Ebony Fire, College Girls, National Association of Black Journalists, Junior and Senior class officer, Miss Junior Attendant, and the infamous Student Leadership Training Program. She was a spring 2017 initiate of Gamma Iota chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., and her most esteemed accomplishment serving as the 60th Miss Hampton University. Due to her love of girls and mission to build confidence, one of Baker's love is pageantry. She's held pageant titles from the age of 10. She's been a pageant coach with clients throughout the nation. She has helped produce and direct pageants for years; she was the director of the Gamma Iota Chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. Miss Black and Gold pageant for two years, and was blessed to be apart of the team that launched and directed Cynthia Bailey's (Real Housewives of Atlanta) Miss Renaissance Pageant. Her new found passion is film. She’s directed music videos for various upcoming artists. Soon after, God aligned her path with the Nate Parker Foundation, where she co-wrote a short film that would go on to premiere at the 2019 Pan African African Film Festival.

In August of 2016, Baker founded The Good Girl Movement which started out as a blog and turned into a nationwide service organization with chapters at a host of various universities as well as a profitable business. Currently, she's in the beginning stages of launching her own production company who's mission is to promote and affirm the creative minds of African-American women in the media and entertainment industry through storytelling and service. She finds strength in her favorite quote, "When I stand before God at the end of my life, I would hope I wouldn't have a single bit of talent left and could say I used everything you gave me."