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Anika M. Williams College: Full need-based financial aid award: Valued at $244,280 __________________________________________________________________________________________________ Education Campbell High School (International Baccalaureate Diploma Candidate) • Marietta, GA 2010 - 2014 GPA 4.33; Class Ranking: 28 out of 481; SAT 2020 Community Service Founder: Kozy Kids Blankets Inc. (non-Profit), Donates Handmade Blankets to Hospitalized Children 2009 - 2013 MUST Ministries 2011 - 2013 Basketball Activity Leader: Special Olympics 2012 - 2013 Soccer Coach: Coached Handicapped Children 2008 - 2012 Soccer Coach: NASA-Micro Mites 4-6 year-old 2008 - 2010 Guest Speaker on the Topic, “Benefits, and Preparing for the CHS IB Program” 2010 - 2011 Foster Care Foundation 2010 Guest Speaker on the Topic, “Preparing to Excel in High School” 2010 Spanish Translator: Smyrna Elementary School, Green Acres Elementary 2013 Activities NASA Soccer Club, NASA G14 Select Girls - Athena B Level 1999 - present CHS Peer Mediation: Newcomers Group Leader/Peer Mediator/Peer Counselor 2010 - present Girls Varsity Soccer: 2 Varsity Letters 2010 - present Class of 2014 Leader: IB Leadership Team 2011 - present President: Campbell High School Beta Club 2013 - present President: Campbell High School Feminist Club 2013 - present Secretary: Campbell High School Student Government Association (SGA) 2013 - present Science Bowl Team - Regional Champions 2013 2010 - present Math Team 2010 - 2013 Interact Club 2011 - 2013 Earth Club 2011 - 2012 Campbell High School Representative: IB World Student Leadership Conference 2013 Campbell High School Representative: Beta Club Broyhill Student Leadership Conference 2013 Honors, Awards, and Articles National Honor Society 2012 - present National Art Honor Society 2012 - 2013 AP Scholar 2012 - 2013 Georgia State Beta Club Vice Presidential Candidate 2013 Philanthropy Award, Children’s Health Care of Atlanta 2012 Rotary Youth Leadership Award Recipient 2012 Certificate of Accomplishment, Rotary International – Student Leadership 2012 Principal’s Award for Academic Accomplishments and Outstanding Character and Leadership 2011 Georgia PTA Reflections Competition: 1st Place: Photography County Level; 3rd Place Georgia State Level 2011 - 2012 1st Place: Photography, County level 2011 - 2012 1st Place Piano Composition, County Level; 3rd Place Georgia State Level 2010 References Available On Request Antonio E. University of West Georgia: Full athletic scholarship: Valued at $64,248 __________________________________________________________________________________________________ College Aspirations To attend a college or university as a student athlete that exemplifies stellar character and competence while proving to be a great asset to your notable list of alumni. Education Allatoona High School • Acworth, GA 2010 - 2014 Will be receiving the Georgia High School College Preparatory Diploma with Distinction Community Service Turner Chapel AME Church Mission to Dominican Republic 2012 Youth Mission Leader: Responsible for working with other youth to repair orphanages, tutor students, and serve as ambassadors of the AME church. Turner Chapel AME Church YPD 2010 - 2011 Historiographer and Youth Board Member: Recorded historical information regarding YPD events and meetings. Ensured photographers captured YPD events and uploaded to Facebook® pages. Supported YPD President. Turner Chapel AME Church Mission to Trinidad and Tobago 2010 Youth Mission Leader: Responsible for working with other youth to repair orphanages, tutor students, and serve as ambassadors of the AME church. Activities Sources of Strength: Allatoona High School 2010 - present Discussion Group Leader: Lead suicide prevention discussion. Served in the capacity of peer mentor for students who have considered suicide. Lead group discussions regarding the causes and consequences of suicide. Participated in suicide awareness and prevention campaigns. Allatoona High School Football Team 2010 - present Allatoona High School Track and Field Team 2010 - present Turner Chapel YPD 2010 - present Honors and Awards Multi-semester recipient of Turner Chapel AME Church Academic Award 2008 - present Turner Chapel AME Church Certificate of Merit, Marietta, GA 2008 – present 4 Varsity Letters: Allatoona High School Football 2010 - present 2 Varsity Letters: Allatoona High School Track and Field 2010 - present All County (Cobb) Track & Field 1st Team as a junior 2013 All-time school receiving record holder (920 yards) 2012 All-time school triple jump record holder (45’- 9”) 2012 All County (Cobb) Football 2nd Team as a sophomore 2011 References Available On Request Arielle C. Xavier University of Louisiana: 2014 Gates Millennium Scholar (final round) __________________________________________________________________________________________________ Education Wheeler High School • Marietta, GA 2010 - 2014 GPA: 3.81; AP classes: United States History, 11th-grade Literature, 12th-grade Literature Honors classes: Advanced Math I, 9th-grade Literature, Biology, British Literature, Chemistry, Physics, Forensics, Anatomy, Spanish III, Spanish IV, Spanish V, Economics/Government Work Experience Arielle’s Babysitting and Hair Styling/Braiding 2010 - present Owner/Operator: Provided babysitting and hair styling/braiding services. Paisley Academy of Performing Arts • Marietta, GA 2006 - 2013 Dance Instructor: Worked with dance students in ballet, tap jazz; choreographed dance pieces Paisley Academy Summer Dance Camp • Marietta, GA 2008 - 2013 Junior Instructor: Served as a camp counselor, dance instructor, choreographer, and tutor. Community Service Youth Leadership Board: Turner Chapel AME Church Education Ministry Youth Ambassador 2011 - present Health Occupancy Students of America: Wheeler High School 2012 - present Head Event Coordinator: Wheeler United Wheeler High School 2012 - present Instructor: Paisley Dance Ensemble 2008 - 2013 Emory Summer Volunteen Program: Emory University Hospital Midtown 2012 - 2013 ESOL Mentoring Club: Wheeler High School 2012 - 2013 Facilitator: Tot’s and Toddlers Bible Study: Turner Chapel AME Church 2013 Wheeler Fights Cancer Club: Wheeler High School 2013 Leadership Club: Wheeler High School 2011 - 2012 Activities Turner Chapel AME Church Portraits of Praise Dance Ensemble 2004 - present Wheeler Student Advisory Board 2010 - present Wheeler High School Orchestra-Viola 2010 - present Turner Chapel AME Church Video Ministry 2011 - present Turner Chapel AME Church Education Ministry Youth Ambassador 2011 - present Wheeler United 2012 - present Paisley Dance Ensemble 2008 - 2013 Paisley Academy Senior Dance Ensemble 2012 - 2013 Basketball Homecoming Court Junior Class Representative 2013 Wheeler ROAR Yearbook Staff: Clubs and Organizations Manager 2013 Turner Chapel Visual Arts Ministry 2013 Junior Varsity Volleyball 2012 Honors and Awards National Spanish Honors Society 2013 - present Omega Psi Phi Talent Hunt Scholarship Award Recipient 2010, 2013 Omega Psi Phi Talent Hunt Scholarship Representative (Regionals) 2013 NAACP Youth Award Recipient 2011 References Available On Request Brianna S. University of Massachusetts - Amherst: Institutional Scholarships: Valued at $60,000 __________________________________________________________________________________________________ Education North Cobb School • Kennesaw, GA 2010 - 2014 GPA: 4.042 AP classes: AP Spanish, AP Calculus AB Honors classes: Literature, American Lit, British Lit, World Lit, Spanish II/III,/IV, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, World Geography, World History, US History Work Experience The Varsity Restaurant • Kennesaw, GA 2013 - present Customer Service Representative: Responsibilities included general customer service duties. Community Service Turner Chapel AME Church 2010 - present Annual College Fair, Easter Egg hunt, Wow Conference, Sparatic community involvement throughout each year. Turner Chapel AME Church Mission to Dominican Republic 2012 Youth Mission Leader: Responsible for working with other youth to repair orphanages, tutor students, and serve as ambassadors of the AME church. Activities Turner Chapel AME Church Youth Village Choir, Worship Arts Ministry 2010 - present Symphonic Band 2010 - present North Cobb High School Passport Club 2010 - present North Cobb High School Track and Field 2010 - present North Cobb Track and Field (Varsity Letter) 2012 - present North Cobb Track and Field Triple Jump (PR: 33’-9”) North Cobb Track and Field Long Jump (PR: 15’-11”) North Cobb Track and Field 100 meter (PR: 13.42 sec) North Cobb Track and Field 200 meter (PR: 28.48 sec) North Cobb Track and Field 4x100 (2nd place-county, 1st place-region, 10th place-state) North Cobb Lady Warriors Basketball 2012 - present North Cobb High School Beta Club 2012 - present National Honor Society 2012 - present Honors and Awards National Society of High School Scholars 2013 - present Governor’s Honor Program – Candidate 2013 (State Alternate) 2010, 2013 National Achievement Scholarship Semifinalist 2012 National Honor Society Inductee 2012 A/B Honor Roll All Semesters of High School 2010 - 2014 References Available On Request Brittany W. Spelman College: 2014 Gates Millennium Scholar: Valued at over $500,000 __________________________________________________________________________________________________ Education South Cobb High School • Austell, GA 2010 - 2014 Senior GPA 3.784 Work Experience Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery • Austell, GA 2013 Intern: Served as an assistant during oral surgery procedures.
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