Meisner was the executive director of the Anchorage Sports Association from 2015-18, helping guide the state’s largest adult and youth recreational sports organization. She has also been an active volunteer in the community, serving as director of the IMPACT Volleyball Club, an assistant volleyball coach at West Anchorage High School and with the Seawolf Athlete Alumni Chapter.
 
UAA’s starting libero from 2008-09, Meisner was part of Green’s first two Seawolf teams, helping spark the program’s turnaround. In 2009, she led UAA with 4.54 digs and 0.36 aces per set as the Seawolves won their first GNAC title, reached the second round of the NCAA Tournament and equaled the best record in school history at 23-8. An honorable mention All-GNAC and academic all-conference honoree, she finished No. 2 in digs per set (4.53) and No. 3 in aces per set (.357) on UAA’s career lists.

Prior to UAA, Mesiner played a key role for Western Nebraska Community College squads that won the 2007 NJCAA national title and placed runner-up in 2006, going 110-4 in her two seasons. She earned WNCC's award for highest female athlete GPA and was honored with the prestigious Cougar Award for community involvement and overall excellence on and off the court 
 
Meisner graduated with magna cum laude honors in English in 2011 before earning her Master of Arts in English from UAA in 2015.