BEYA STUDENT LEADERSHIP & SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS
ACADEMIC AWARD
ASHLEY SPOONER Chemical Engineering, Class of 2013 The University of Tennesse-Knoxville
Ashley has maintained a 4.0 GPA
while at Tuskegee University. She is also involved in many different organizations on campus—Civitan Club, NAACP, Louisiana Club, AIChE (American Insti- tute of Chemical Engineers) and HELPS. Currently, she serves as the vice president of Next Step Up. She also volunteers in local schools.
COMMUNITY AWARD
AERON GLOVER Industrial Engineering Major, Class of 2012 The University of Tennessee-Knoxville
Aeron is an active participant of NSBE, the Institute of Industrial Engi- neers, and the Tennessee Louis Stokes Alliance for Minority Participation pro- gram. Recently, Aeron and his business colleague were recognized as first place winners within the UT Undergraduate Business Plan Competition and another business plan competition entitled “Mov- ers & Changers” hosted by MTV-U.
RESEARCH AWARD
JAZMINE MILLER Computer Science Major, Class of 2011 Spelman College
Jazmine is a co-winner of the 2010
AT&T Big Mobile on Campus Chal- lenge. The duo won a $10,000 scholar- ship for development of the Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU) Buddy iPhone app for smart phones. In addition, the pair have been the lifeforce of Spelman College robotics.Under their leadership, Spelbots either won or tied in competitions held in Japan, Italy and the U.S.
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hese student leaders are real contributors to their schools and their communities. Today,
they are dedicated scholars who shine in the classroom, the lab, and on the field. Tomorrow, they will be the true innovators of STEM. Their discoveries and contributions will make our nation, and our world, safer and stronger.
STUDENT ATHLETES IN STEM
DANIELLE ANDERSON Biochemistry Major, Class of 2011 Florida A&M University
Danielle Anderson is a fourth year biochemistry major and a student athlete. She plays basketball at the collegiate level and enjoys participating in fundrais- ers and marathons. Recently, she took part in a 5K Sickle Cell Walk. Her dream is to study autoimmune disorders and diseases that disable their victims.
RICHARD BARRETT Civil Engineering, Class of 2014 University of the District Columbia
A native Jamaican, Richard Barrett earned a 4.0 this semester and did so with tremendous dedication to his studies. He is a soccer defender and a smart decision- maker. He will earn his degree and return to his native Jamaica or stay in the United States; either way, he’ll enjoy a bright future.
REGINALD DAVIS Aerospace Science Engineering Major, Class of 2012 Tuskegee University
Reginald is a wide receiver and long snapper for the Golden Tigers. He is also three-year letterman, and started all 11 games with a 9-2 season. A member of Tuskegee’s Air Force ROTC, he is in charge of training 200 cadets. This summer he endured a 28-day extensive training camp where he won the Superior Performer and Warrior Spirit awards.
RYAN HATHAWAY Electronics Technology Major, Class of 2012 Norfolk State University
Ryan was voted onto the College Sports Information Directors of American Academic All-District 3 Team, believed to be the first in NSU’s history. He is also a member of the Football Championship Subdivision Athletics Directors Asso-
Arielle Drummond is an example of the fine young people recognized as student leaders.
ciation Academic All-Star Team. As an offensive lineman, Ryan played in all 11 of NSU’s contests, starting eight times at right tackle.
JESSICA NUNEZ Electrical Engineering Major, Class of 2014 University of the District Columbia
Jessica Nunez is an electrical en- gineering major at the University of the District of Columbia. A transplant from the Republic of Ecuador, she has domi- nated on the court and in the classroom. She made the 2010 Atlantic Coast Con- ference Women’s Tennis All-Conference First Team and she earned above a 3.0 this semester.
ALEXIS “LEX” PIERRE Biology/Pre-Health Major, Class of 2013 Alabama State University
Lex Pierre is active in the Institute of Science, Maternal & Child Health Pipeline Training Program and is a
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