Congratulations to our 2020 Graduates
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Emily Arthur My plans after graduation: "I plan on obtaining Masters degree in Public Health concentrating in Epidemiology, and eventually attend Medical School."
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Dara Broadnax My plans after graduation: "I will be attending law school in the fall. My intended area of study is Intellectual Property law in hopes of working in the field of Performing Arts law. I also hope to get involved in campus ministry." |
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Diamond Buadu My plans after graduation: "I will be attending law school in the next year. My intended area of study in Intellectual Property law. American University, Howard University, New York University, and the University of Pennsylvania are my top choices." |
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Jonathan Engel My plans after graduation: "I have spent the past year doing freelance work for arts organizations around Pittsburgh and intend to pursue that further after graduation. Over the next summer, I will be applying to graduate schools in the fields of digital art history and art philosophy." |
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Adwoa Imbeah My plans after graduation: "I'm planning on studying at the University of Ghana on the Boren Scholarship to learn Twi for a year." |
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Marcus Jones My plans after graduation: "In the fall, I will be entering the University of Maryland as a JD-MPH dual degree candidate in pursuit of an MPH with a concentration in Community and Population Health and the Health Law program at Maryland Carey Law." |
| Jariatu Kamara Africana Studies |
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Daphny Milord My plans after graduation: "I will be attending graduate school or doing a post-baccin Medical Sciences in the hopes of matriculation to medical school in the fall of 2021. I majored in Africana Studies because I want to make a difference in closing the health disparity gap and be a better doctor for the Black community." |
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Evelyn Okorie My plans after graduation: "I plan to obtain a Master’s degree in Biomedical Sciences. Upon completion, I will matriculate into medical school, with the goal of becoming an OB/GYN. While doing so, I will continue to be active in the Student National Medical Association, with a focus on community service." |
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Kelechi Onwuka My plans after graduation: "I plan to take a gap year and study for the MCAT and shadow doctors, volunteer at food pantries and help organizations that work in lower income communities. I want to use my experience in computer programming to work on my music career as a sound engineer, producer, and artist. Ultimately, I want to use my degrees in Africana Studies and Biology to focus on health related disparities facing the black community." |
| Seraphina Parker Africana Studies & Applied Developmental Psychology (completed requirements for Africana Studies major) |
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Dacia Scott My plans after graduation: "I plan to work in environmental sciences and continue my experience in chemistry and environmental justice for underserved marginalized communities. This is all in hopes of getting a Masters and keep advancing our communities with the most modern renewable and clean resources that chemistry is developing." |
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Krystal Waller My plans after graduation: "I intend to take a little bit of time off to study for the GRE while auditioning for local theatre companies and boosting my performance resume. I will then apply to grad school towards the end of the year for the 2021-2022 school year to pursue a MFA." |
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Dante Watson My plans after graduation: "I plan to go to grad school at Pitt and work full time. I will still finishing my last year of track here." |
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Alexandra Wilkinson My plans after graduation: "I will be working full-time at Northwestern Mutual as a financial representative in the Downtown Pittsburgh office. I am excited to continue to build my financial planning practice that I began this spring as an intern, and begin studying for my SIE Investment Licensing Exam. I look forward to continue exploring Pittsburgh and visiting my family in the DC area whenever I can." |