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BEYA STUDENT LEADERSHIP &


SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS


MILITARY LEADERSHIP AWARD


ANTONIA ALLEN United States Military Academy ’13 Electrical Engineering Major


Since being at West Point, Antonia has served in every leadership position from Team Leader in charge of one younger cadet, to currently serving as a company First Sergeant, overseeing a company of approximately 130 cadets.


LEADERSHIP AWARD


TARIQ WALKER North Carolina A&T State University ’12 Architectural Engineering Major


Tariq has participated in a variety of


activities and organizations while maintaining a cumulative GPA of 3.88. These activi- ties have allowed him to further develop his organizational and leadership skills to make a difference at his university.


RESEARCH AWARD


REGINA WILLIAMS Alabama A & M University ’12 Chemistry Major


Since her arrival on campus, Regina has received numerous honors and awards. Re- gina was afforded the opportunity to present her research performed during her summer internship at LBNL and continues to excel in the classroom.


KWAME MARSHALL Morgan State University ’12 Electrical Engineering Major


Kwame is the first in his family to go to college. In fall 2008, he entered Morgan State University as a Regents scholar (full academic scholarship) and was also one of four students selected for the Hewlett Packard Scholars Program. For four years, Kwame has met or exceeded the GPA requirement to retain both scholarships and has distinguished himself as a scholar and a leader.


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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.


SAMBA FALL Tennessee State University ’12 Mechanical Engineering Major


Samba currently holds a 3.96 cumulative


GPA while majoring in mechanical engineer- ing at Tennessee State University. During his time at TSU, Samba has left a lasting footprint on several significant research endeavors.


ACADEMIC AWARD


TROY COLE Tuskegee University ’12 Aerospace Science Engineering Major


Troy currently has a 4.0 GPA and was selected for the Eminent Scholarship Award from Tuskegee University. Recently he spent the summer as an intern at Aerojet in Califor- nia, where he excelled.


SHANNON HINES Alabama A & M University ’14 Chemistry & Mechanical Engineering Major


Shannon will graduate with a double major in chemistry and mechanical engineer- ing in 2014 and currently holds a 3.95 GPA. She plans to go to graduate school majoring in bio-medical or chemical engineering.


CIARA PARROTT Howard University ’13 Chemical Engineering Major


Ciara is an individual who always strives for excellence and serves as an exceptional example for other students. After receiving a 4.00 GPA both her freshman and sophomore year, she is determined to maintain it with hard work and effort.


BRIANA JOHNSON Hampton University ’12 Computer Information Systems Major


Briana Johnson is an outstanding computer information systems major in the Department of Computer Science at Hampton University. She has a GPA of 3.97 and she will graduate first in her class in the Depart- ment of Computer Science in May 2012. Briana plans to attend graduate school at


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