TL awake? Here is a thread of my journey at Alcorn and a bit of who I am!

I came to the Yard fall ‘17 and within my first year, I joined Alpha Chi Sigma Chemistry Fraternity

This was my first organization I joined and by far one of the most fulfilling.

I also became a member of T.R.EN.D. For me, modeling gave me a set of tools to use for life. It increased my confidence, allowed me to express myself, and made me a more well rounded young lady.

In fall of my Sophomore year, I joined IMPACT community service organization

Also that fall, I became the first Miss Alpha Chi Sigma

By then I was also a member of the Sophomore Class Cabinet, NSLS, HSO, and NAACP.

I had been on the Dean’s list every semester.

At that point, Alcorn had allowed me to accomplish so much and thrive at my own pace. I knew I could do more for my university. So I made the courageous decision to run for Junior Class President! #Taeagotgame

Also, in the spring I was honored by peers with the award of “Sophomore of The Year”

I was blessed with not one but with two summer opportunities summer 2019

The first, was my REU at Clarkson University in Potsdam, NY. At the end of the program, I earned “Best Presentation”

My next stop was Purdue! I was a 2019 M@P summer scholar. Networking with other HBCU students from accross the country was an experience I cannot replace!

When I returned to Alcorn in the fall, I was a student ambassador

Serving as the Junior Class President, my goal was to put back into Alcorn all that was put in me.

My first initiative was to create a more positive environment at Alcorn especially on social media

My Cabinet and I saw the need for improving wherever we could. When they took straws away we took matters into our own hands. #ecofriendly

With the help of our amazing advisor, Mrs. Wallace, we were able to get approved and host Alcorn’s first color run!

The purpose was to bring awareness of Pediatric Cancer in the state of MS

We hosted events catering to service, social life, and awareness.
Below is our movie night, domestic violence/ assault event, daycare visit, and polaroid booth

This year, Alcorn was fortunate enough to have a FREE food pantry. With the help of over 100 students we were able to help pack the pantry.

Kaziah and I created an award honoring an OUTSTANDING student both semesters honoring Jayla Gray! This was by far the most impactful thing I’ve been apart of.

In the spring, our school’s NAACP hosted an image award where I was awarded the Kimberly Morgan award.

She is the 2004-2005 Miss Alcorn and the 2007 Miss MS

Thank you all for reading this thread and I hope that you will consider me for you 94 Miss Alcorn State University #AlcornsCovergirl

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