A 19-year-old Colorado woman pleaded guilty on Wednesday to a charge that she conspired to provide information and assist the Islamic State.

Shannon Maureen Conley of Denver was arrested in April trying to board a flight to join and help the group in Syria. Conley, who had converted to Islam two years ago, intended to employ her nursing training to aid fighters on the battlefield, as well as provide information about United States military tactics she learned from an Army-affiliated program she took part in, according to the Los Angeles Times.

Her parents alerted authorities of Conley’s potential plan after her father discovered a one-way ticket to the region. Conley’s father believed the ticket was purchased by a 32-year-old Tunisian man she had met online who asked her to marry him and join him in Syria.

Conley will be sentenced in January, according to a U.S. district judge’s decision. In the meantime, he ordered her to undergo further psychological tests.