[2] She holds a Bachelor of Science in industrial engineering and management from Oklahoma State University.
[3] By 2020, she was the senior director of strategy and analytics for, overseeing long-term growth planning.
[4] During her tenure, she mitigated the COVID-19 pandemic's impact on gaming, one of the tribe’s main business sectors.
[4] In 2023, Bowlin was appointed by principal chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. as the secretary of state of the Cherokee Nation, succeeding Tina Glory-Jordan.
[3] She joined the three-person Task Force on Cherokee Nation Freedmen participation in 2024 to provide recommendations to ensure equal access to tribal services including healthcare, education, housing, and workforce training.