Originally from Rocky Hill, CT, received her training under the artistic direction of Mary Ellen Reilly at Dance 10 Performing Arts Center, as well as Connecticut Concert Ballet under David Lawrence and Wendy Fischer. She continued her studies at Point Park University under the direction of Susan Stowe, graduating Cum Laude with a Bachelor of Arts in Dance. During her college career she had the opportunity to work with Kellie Hodges, Kiesha Lalama, as well as her fellow peers. Jacqueline also created many works for performances such as Student Choreography Project, Bridgeworks, and Dance Club Showcase.

Outside of school, Jacqueline has trained at the Earl Mosley's Institute of the Arts, David Parsons Summer Intensive, and the American Dance Festival. She has also had the opportunity to study with Australian Dance Theatre in Adelaide, Australia and most recently under the faculty of Dance Italia in Lucca, Italy. There, learning new techniques, which included Countertechnique, Flying Low, and Gaga.

Along with her passion for dance and exploring different forms of movement, she also finds the inner workings of the body equally intriguing. Outside of the dance realm Jacqueline is also a NASM Certified Personal Trainer. Her background and knowledge in dance and the anatomy of the body has helped give her a unique approach to health awareness, putting physical limits to the test, and helping others reach their fitness goals. This love for athleticism is a factor that is very evident through her choreographic works.