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After College Plans: Work. I’m From: Kenya My Graduation Theme Song: Stronger by Kanye West James Kinuthia College of Business Adminsitration Business Administration - Management Information Systems (MIS) Jocelyn Witherspoon After College Plans: Graduate School. I’m From: Sacramento, CA My Graduation Theme Song: Victory by Yolonda Adams Mona Thompson Ross College of Education American Sign Language / Deaf Studies After College Plans: Gaining more knowledge and experience in the fashion industry and explanding my business “Kalah Kosmetocs”. I’m From: Stockton, CA My Graduation Theme Song: Feeling Myself by Nicki Minaj & Beyonce Hakalah Deshae Witherspoon College of Social Sciences & Interdisciplinary Studies Fashion Design & Merchandising After College Plans: To go on vacation. I’m From: Berkeley, CA My Graduation Theme Song: Congratulations by Post Malone Ya’el Fisher College of Social Sciences & Interdisciplinary Studies BA Psychology After College Plans: Attend Graduate School in the IMBA Program. I’m From: Guyana, South America My Graduation Theme Song: Got to Be Real by Cheryl Lynn Kezia Jemimah Ashley Jack College of Business BA in Business Administration & Minor is Marketing - International Business Bria Johnson After College Plans: Apply to the nursing program. I’m From: Vallejo, CA My Graduation Theme Song: Earth wind and fire- let’s groove Aaliyah Cooper College of Health & Human Services Bachelor’s in Social Work After College Plans: Graduate School at Georgia Southern University to become a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist. I’m From: Orlando, FL My Graduation Theme Song: It’s My Season (feat. J.J. Hairston & Qualesia Bullard) Lindsey Grace Herring Social Sciences & Interdisciplinary Studies Bachelor of Science in Nutrition, Food & Dietetics After College Plans: TLive my best life and travel as much as possible. I’m From: South Sacramento, CA My Graduation Theme Song: Kanye West- Champion / JCole - Love Yourz Erin Nicole Campbell College Of Health & Human Services BSW - Bachelor of Social Work After College Plans: Attend law school to obtain my Juris Doctor Degree in order to pursue my career in becoming a Defense Attorney. I’m From: Sacramento, CA My Graduation Theme Song: Andra Day - Rise Up Alexis Zhane Moore College of Heath & Human Services Bachelor Degree in Criminal Justice Torian West After College Plans: Apply to a master’s program this fall in Couseling in Higher Ed. I’m From: Born and raised in San Diego, CA. My Graduation Theme Song: Me vs. Me by Moneybagg Yo Lauryn Gabriel College of Arts and Letters Bachelor Degree in Communications After College Plans: After college I plan to obtain a full time job and research grad schools. I’m From: Bay Area, CA My Graduation Theme Song: Fly by Nicki Minaj & Rihanna Angela Etienne College of Arts & Letters BA in Communication Studies, minor in Business After College Plans: Working with juveniles for the department of rehabilitation. I’m From: San Francisco, CA My Graduation Theme Song: I’m so proud of you- Drake ft Nicki Minaj Dejah J. Charley College of Social Sciences & Interdisciplinary Studies BA Sociology Minoring in Child Development Etoughe Fabrice Mbesse After College Plans: Work full-time with Black Youth Leadership Project as Executive assistant, mentor, and program facilitator as well as professional acting, dancing, and modeling. I’m From: Oakland, CA My Graduation Theme Song: Goapele-Closer / Drake - Fireworks Jayda Irene Preyer College of Health and Human Services B.S. in Criminal Justice - Minor in Sociology and Dance David Seibureh After College Plans: Graduate school in one year. I’m From: Long Beach, CA My Graduation Theme Song: Osayama Omoruyi College of Heath & Human Services Bachelor Degree in Social Work Victoria Robertson Mariah Perry Rhaven Berreta Dean My Graduation Theme Song: My Future by Billie Eilish College of Social Sciences & Interdisciplinary Studies Bachelor of Arts in Sociology After College Plans: Medical school. I’m From: Antioch, CA My Graduation Theme Song: Dreams and Nightmares by Meek Mill Monet East College of Health & Human Services BA in Public Health - Healthcare Administration After College Plans: Getting my teachers credential. I’m From: San Francisco, CA My Graduation Theme Song: Dedication Nipsey Hussle Hannah Monique Durden College of Social Sciences & Interdisciplinary Studies Ethnic Studies - Pan African Studies Brandy Hooper After College Plans: Entering Masters on Teacher Credentialing Program for Moderate/Severe Special Education. I’m From: Los Angeles, CA My Graduation Theme Song: Strength, Courage, and Wisdom by India Arie Alesha Cherice Gordon College of Continuing Education BA in Child Development Starr Leverette-James After College Plans: Credentialing Program. I’m From: Sacramento, CA My Graduation Theme Song: Keep on Moving Soul to Soul Instrumental Remix Latriece Gibson College of Social Sciences & Interdisciplinary Studies BA in Sociology After College Plans: I will be pursuing my masters in Social Work at the University of Nevada, Reno in the Fall of 2021 and I am in the process of starting my nonprofit 501(c)3 for Victims of Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault. I’m From: Oakland, CA My Graduation Theme Song: I Was Here (Beyonce) Tanya Brownrigg College of Health and Human Services Bachelor of Art - Social Work After College Plans: Bring more attention to Black mental health and continue flourishing in my BLACK GIRL EXCELLENCE! I’m From: Fair Oaks, CA My Graduation Theme Song: Dedication by Nipsey Hussle & Kendrick Lamar Paulette Newton College of Social Sciences & Interdisciplinary Studies BA in Psychology Kalid Eshetu Ali My Graduation Theme Song: Alhamduliah College of Engineering & Computer Science Civil Engineering Seth Patterson After College Plans: California State University- MBA. I’m From: Belize My Graduation Theme Song: A Miracle by Nipsey Hussle Janine Gibson College of Social Sciences & Interdisciplinary Studies BA in Psychology Brandon Woods After College Plans: Progess as an entrepreneur and fashion designer/stylist. I’m From: Oakland, CA My Graduation Theme Song: Element By PJ Calvina Brown College of Social Sciences & Interdiciplinary Studies BS Fashion Merchandising & Management Feven Okbay After College Plans: Obtaining a Masters degree. I’m From: Los Angeles, CA My Graduation Theme Song: Freedom by Beyonce ft. Kendrick Lamar Jordyn Brent College of Health & Human Services BA in Criminal Justice Valentine Ilouno Trevor Garret Davina Vargas Brittani Powell Samaria Sylvester After College Plans: Obtain Obtain my masters degree in Public Health and get a state job. I’m From: Ghana living in Sacramento, CA My Graduation Theme Song: Happy by Pharrel Williams Joyce P Tandoh College of Business Admisnitration BA in Business Adminsitration - Human resources After College Plans: Attending Graduate school at USF for School Counseling with a Pupil Personnel Services Credential (PPSC). I’m From: Sacramento, CA My Graduation Theme Song: Closer to my Dreams” by Goapele Pamela Russell College of Social Sciences & Interdisciplinary Studies BA in Psychology After College Plans: Graduate school in the fall of 2021 to advance my career in Law and in the Adminastration of Justice. I’m From: Sacramento, CA My Graduation Theme Song: September by Earth, Wind, and Fire Samantha Switzer College of Arts & Letters Communication Studies - Intercultural Communication - Minor in Ethnic Studies Adwoa Akyianu LyNisha Newson Nathan Clomon Jamari Luke After College Plans: Continue my education to receive my Masters of Social Work. I’m From: Stockton, CA My Graduation Theme Song: Closer by Goapele Alanah Johnson College of Health & Human Services Bachelor of Social Work Orion Dion Martin After College Plans: Work for a work and later go back to school for masters. I’m From: Zambia, Africa My Graduation Theme Song: Say Yes - Ft. Beyonce and Kelli Rowland Charity Chanda College of Social Sciences & Interdisciplinary Studies Family studies and human development with a mi- nor in Psychology After College Plans: Master’s program. I’m From: Los Angeles, CA My Graduation Theme Song: Made It & Never Would Have Made It by Teyana Taylor Alina L. Graham College of Health & Human Services Bachelors Degree - Criminal Justice After College Plans: Apply for job as a preschool teacher within the company I already work for. I’m From: Sacramento, CA My Graduation Theme Song: “Happy” by Pharrel Mikaela Nikia Sullivan College of Education BA Child Development Zoey Lauren Reed Williams Jeffrey Phelps After College Plans: After college, I will start my own diversity, equity, and inclusion consultancy business. I’m From: Stockton, CA My Graduation Theme Song: Teyanna Taylor - Made It Malaysia M. Robinson College of Education (M.A.) Behavioral Science, Gender Equity - Racial Equity After College Plans: Applying for my Master’s to be a Mental Health Therapist. I’m From: Sacramento, CA My Graduation Theme Song: Never Would Have Made It - Marvin Sapp Isabella Dixon College of Social Sciences & Interdisciplinary Studies BA in Sociology George A. Oladimeji After College Plans: Project Engineer in Healthcare. I’m From: Vacaville, CA My Graduation Theme Song: Victory Lap-Nipsey Hussle Nicole Chatmon College of Engineering and Computer Science B.S Construction Management Candrel Smith Chizoba Flora Ozorme Chukwudi Nnodim Ayleena Valmore After College Plans: Law School I’m From: Born in Kenya, raised in Sacramento, CA My Graduation Theme Song: Papa Mobimba - Koffi Olomide Elizabeth Githinji College of Arts & Letters History M.A. After College
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