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Dr. Rashunda Richardson's Student Research Assistant, Kiya English reflects on her WSSU Journey

Jun 6
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Student Reflections repost from LinkedIn


From Kiya English


Feeling incredibly grateful for the opportunities that have come my way! I’m excited to share a few meaningful milestones that have shaped my journey recently:

- Launched Raising

Ramily, a one-on-one peer mentorship organization focused on unity, inclusion, and support on campus.

- Officially inducted into the Student Government Association's Student Senate to serve and advocate for my campus community.

- Began researching with Rashunda L. Richardson, PhD, ACUE for the HBCU UJIMA Collective. An exclusive and transformative opportunity shared by only 4 other HBCUs nationwide.

- Attended my school's Graduate School & Career Expo, exploring the next steps in my academic and professional journey.

Each step has deepened my commitment to service, scholarship, and building spaces where we all rise together.❤️🐏 #HBCUpride #Leadership #Rampride



 
 
 

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