Tag: mentorship
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Happy Holidays!
This holiday season, we want to take a moment to express our heartfelt gratitude for your generosity and belief in our mission. Because of your support, the Food for Thought program has continued to thrive, empowering our young men to succeed academically, professionally, and personally. In our first cohort, every student has maintained a GPA
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Meet Our Mentees: Jeremiah Anderson
What are your aspirations for college? I aspire to graduate from the Michigan State University’s college of engineering with a bachelor’s degree in computational data science. I’d like to potentially take upon myself a minor in cognitive science in order to further my education in neural networks as well. To participate in at least one
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Meet Our Mentees: Loren Finch
My aspirations for college focus on excelling in Information Science and preparing for a successful career, with Michigan State University offering the opportunities and environment I need to grow. I’m looking to gain valuable insights and connections through the Food 4 Thought mentorship program, helping me bridge the gap between academics and real-world experience. Ultimately,
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Meet Our Mentees: John Gillon
My name is John, and I’m a freshman at Michigan State University, where I’m pursuing Digital Storytelling with aspirations to become a film and TV director. MSU stood out to me because of its strong media and arts programs, and I felt the environment would challenge me creatively while giving me the tools I need
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Meet Our Mentees: Jalin Hill
My aspirations for college are grounded in my desire to become a more valuable member of society. I aim to acquire the skills necessary to succeed in the field of public relations while building meaningful connections and pushing myself to step outside of my comfort zone. College offers the perfect environment for personal growth and
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Meet Our Mentees: Udit Sarkar
What are your aspirations for college? To improve my decisiveness and decision-making skills. There are so many opportunities that I can take advantage of, but being decisive enough to effectively capitalize on them is a lesson I hope to learn over the next four years. Why MSU? Community. I hope to develop and expand my
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