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1. 2004 AAHRA/AHAEEF Scholarship Winners
2. Angela Louise Jackson
3. Angela Louise Jackson AAHRA ScholarshipSponsored by the Mobile Housing Board, Stevens Gregory, Executive Director Future Doctor of Medicine “I have always had a love for science ... and I believe I could actually become a doctor. I also believe that when I accomplish my goal it will give some kids who aren’t in the best circumstances some hope that their dreams can come true.” College: Accepted at New York University, Tulane University, & University of MiamiMajor: Biology, Pre-medicineHigh School: Graduated with Honors in 2004, Murphy High School, Mobile, ALSpecial: “A” Honor Roll; National Honor Society; Varsity Soccer; Service Club; Explorer’s Program at Springhill College; 4-Arts Club; ACT score 26 / SAT score 1240. What they say about Angela … “I believe Angela will be an asset to society. She has displayed professionalism and maturity in both the classroom and during clinical activity.” - Leah Gill, R.N., B.S.N., Health Science Instructor, Murphy High School “It has been a pleasant, rewarding experience for us to have known and worked with such a bright young lady as Angela ... she is ready for the challenge of pursuing a college degree and graduating with honors.”- G. Hallet McDonough, Jr., Real Estate Officer, Mobile Housing Board
4. April Nicole Wright
5. April Nicole Wright AAHRA Exhibitors/Professionals ScholarshipSponsored by the Selma Housing Authority, Johnny Moss, Sr., Executive Director Future Doctor of Psychology “I want to have a positive impact on people’s lives, and continue to help, reach, and most importantly make a difference. I believe that the sky is the limit, and there are no limits on learning.” College: Sophomore attending University of Alabama – Birmingham & McNair ScholarMajor: PsychologyHigh School: Graduated with Honors in 2002, Selma High School, SelmaSpecial: Attended Biomedical Symposium in Norfolk, VA; Trio Academic Award; Trio Academic Mentor Award; “A/B” Honor Roll; Selma High School Dance Team; Selma High School Math/Science Club; YMCA volunteer; Student Council member; Dance Instructor for Southside Dance Team. What they say about April … “April possesses determination, tenacity, and perseverance. She is relentless in her pursuit for excellence. She will be an asset to her family and a mentor for her peers.” - Althelstein M. Johnson, English teacher, Selma High School “Throughout her elementary and high school years, April exemplified a valuable interest in her academic studies. She portrays highly acceptable character traits; trustworthy, studious, committed, considerate, and above all religious.”- Grace J. Johnson, Montgomery, AL
6. CieraShalaneSantana
7. CieraShalaneSantana SERC-NAHRO ScholarshipSponsored by the Piedmont Housing Authority, J. Keith Word, Executive Director Future Doctor of Medicine “Although I have not decided on what kind of medicine I am going to practice, I do know that I enjoy challenges and I am compassionate. I know with an excellent education backing me, I will make a terrific doctor.” College: Freshman to attend the University of Alabama-Birmingham, Fall 2004Major: Biochemistry, Pre-MedicineHigh School: Graduated with Honors, 2004, Piedmont High School, Piedmont, ALSpecial: Senior Superlative; Tutoring program volunteer; Eagle Corps Youth Ministries leader; Environmental Awareness Organization member; Black Belt in Taekwondo; “A” Honor Roll; selected to attend Mobile School of Math and Science junior year. What they say about Ciera … “It is rare to find a student who is able to breeze through my classes without much effort. Ciera is one such rare student. She has a sharp understanding and knowledge of science principles.” - Jay Hudson, science teacher, Piedmont High School “Ciera demonstrates positive student-citizen characteristics and a strong work ethic. Ciera is well liked and respected by her peers as well as any adults who are fortunate to work with this outstanding young woman.”- Kelley Whitman, teacher, Piedmont High School “I can think of no more deserving student than Ciera. Not only does she merit consideration for academic excellence, but also for her leadership in the school, church and community.”- Sandra Ford, guidance counselor, Piedmont High School
8. DeAngelaKatrice Lindsey
9. DeAngelaKatrice Lindsey SERC-NAHRO Scholarship Sponsored by the Anniston Housing Authority, Sam Jones, Jr., Executive Director Future Kindergarten Teacher “I hope that I will be one of the teachers that make a difference in one or many children’s lives so that they will be inspired to teach one day also. Educators are the people who teach the lawyers, doctors, firemen, and judges.” College: Junior attending Jacksonville State UniversityMajor: Early Childhood EducationHigh School: Graduated in the Top 10% of the Class in 2001, Anniston High School, Anniston, ALSpecial: Full-time student; part-time employee for Martin’s Pharmacy, Oxford; 2003 AAHRA Scholarship winner; Next Start scholarship; President of Anniston High School National Honor Society; Dean’s List 2001; Editor’s Choice Award from the International Library of Poetry. What they say about DeAngela … “DeAngela is an extremely dedicated and hard-working student with a clear sense of her goals. She sets high standards for herself and sets goals that will allow her to reach and maintain these standards.” - Susan W. Blanton, Spanish Teacher, Anniston High School “DeAngela is very devoted to her work, education, and family. Not only have I been impressed with her work ethic, but also with her diligence in the pursuit of her college degree.”- Keith A. Howell, Certified Pharmacy Technician, Martin’s Pharmacy “The customers always notice when DeAngela is not at work and constantly compliment on her politeness and sincerity. She is hoping to pursue a career in education, which I believe suits her exuberant, caring, and nurturing personality. Any child would be lucky to have a teacher like her.”- Chris Martin, Registered Pharmacist/Owner, Martin’s Pharmacy
10. Destin Lindsey Flippo
11. Destin Lindsey Flippo AAHRA Exhibitors/Professionals ScholarshipSponsored by the Guin Housing Authority, G. David Jackson, Executive Director Future Doctor of Dentistry - Orthodontics “I was fortunate enough to receive this scholarship last year and I can not begin to explain how helpful it has been to my family and I. After achieving my life-long dream of becoming an orthodontist, I am looking forward to returning to a small town to begin my practice.” College: Sophomore attending the University of Alabama, TuscaloosaMajor: BiologyHigh School: Graduated Valedictorian in 2003, Marion County High School, Guin, AlabamaSpecial: Phi Eta Sigma Honor Society; Alpha Lambda Delta Honor Society; National Society of Collegiate Scholars; University Honors Program. What they say about Destin … “Destin is a very hard working young lady. She has a great desire to succeed in life.” - Annette Webb Bozeman, Judge of Probate, Marion County “I feel very fortunate to be working with Destin, and there is no doubt in my mind that she is well on her way to becoming a valued member of her profession.”- Chris Lee, Counselor, Student Support Services, University of Alabama “Destin is wise beyond her years in compassion, dedication, honesty, and ambition. She is truly a role model for other students and one of the most outstanding young women I have ever met.”- Margie Gray Ballard, Broker, Ballard Real Estate, Winfield
12. Janine JosetteLyonne
13. Janine JosetteLyonne AAHRA ScholarshipSponsored by the Andalusia Housing Authority, Lena M. Boswell, Executive Director Future Writer/Editor, Foreign Service worker/FBI agent “I have many goals for my future and am very ambitious and eager. I will not let anything get in the way of realizing my potential.” College: Received Associates Degree from Lurleen B. Wallace Community College in 2004Will attend the University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, Fall 2004Major: EnglishMinor: Criminal JusticeHigh School: Graduated in 2001, Wing Baptist Church/Home SchoolSpecial: LBW Ambassador; Student Government Association representative; Civitan Vice President; Campus Student Ministries; Spirit Leading Group; InterClub Council member; Student Support Services member; National Dean’s List What they say about Janine … “Janine is quiet and unassuming, but has a pleasant personality. She is a hard worker with much potential for success.” - Dr. Michael J. Daniel, Associate Dean, Instructional and Personnel Services, LBW Community College “You never have to ask Janine to try harder, she just does. She is very self-motivated, a characteristic not all that common in college students. She has a great sense of humor that mixes well with her intelligence.”- Eric S. Lidh, Director of Speech and Drama, LBW Community College “Janine is a very hard working student who takes advantage of all opportunities to increase her academic and cultural knowledge. She is a highly motivated young woman who exhibits high qualities of integrity, compassion, and interpersonal skills.”- Leila A. Vaughn, Ed.D., Director of Student Support Services, LBW Community College
14. Kellie Renae Denny
15. Kellie Renae Denny SERC-NAHRO ScholarshipSponsored by the Walker County Housing Authority, Janet Eustice, Executive Director Future Headstart Teacher “Now I feel that I’m finally fulfilling a life long dream. I want to set an example for my two daughters. I want them to understand how important it is to have a good education.” College:Bevill State Community CollegeMajor: Applied Science degree in Child DevelopmentHigh School: Graduated in 1985, Greenville High School, Greenville, ALSpecial: Working mother of two children (ages 10 & 7); Headstart volunteer; President’s List; Dean’s List, local and national; Member of Phi Theta Kappa; Volleyball team member; Girls Little League Softball volunteer; Daycare teacher for 2-3 year olds. What they say about Kellie … “Kellie values her family above anything else. She is indeed a role model for her two young daughters. She will inspire and motivate each one of her students. She is motivated and is not afraid of new challenges.” - Kelly Beebe, Jasper, AL “Kellie is invaluable to us at our preschool. Her love for children is obvious in her care and dedication to the little ones under her supervision. I am in awe of her strength to do all that she has to do to bring a better life not only to her daughters, but to those she teaches.”- Valerie Vann, Director, Child Development Programs, Bevill State Community College “Kellie has proven that she can handle the awesome task of working, attending school and providing for her family. Dedication and determination makes all the difference.”- Brenda Woods, Adam Bishop WeeCare, Jasper, AL
16. Terrence Denard Mobley
17. Terrence Denard Mobley AHARM Scholarship Sponsored by the Huntsville Housing Authority, Michael O. Lundy, Executive Director Future Professional in Food and Agricultural Science “I hope to provide good advice to the farmers and landowners of the county, state, or wherever needed. I feel that farmers need help to keep the farms going to provide for themselves and others, and that is my way of life.” College: Senior attending Alabama A&M UniversityMajor: Agribusiness ManagementHigh School: Graduated 2000, Paramount High School, Boligee, AlabamaSpecial: Honor Roll from 2000 – Present; Dean’s List from 2000 – Present; Pioneer Hi-Bred International Scholarship; T.W. Bridges Scholarship; Madison County Teacher Workshop Certificate. What they say about Terrence … “I am confident that an investment in Terrence will pay a handsome dividend because he is eager to learn and willing to devote the time and energy necessary to achieve his goals.” - Hezekiah S. Jones, PhD, Alabama A&M, Dept. of Agribusiness “Terrence is a model student. His involvement and commitment to the student organizations are unmatched among his peers, and his leadership skills are recognizable.”- Edward E. Williams, PhD, Associate Professor/SAES Recruitment Coordinator, Alabama A&M, Dept. of Agribusiness “Terrence is very confidant in his studies and he has demonstrated his desire to be successful throughout his college experiences.”- Johnny L. Bonner, Member, Kappa Alpha Psi, Fraternity
18. TramecaMonae Roscoe
19. TramecaMonae Roscoe AAHRA Executive Director Memorial ScholarshipSponsored by the Birmingham Housing Authority, Ralph D. Ruggs, Executive Director Future Mathematics Teacher, Secondary Education “Teaching .. is the best job you can have. I would love for a student to come back and tell me that I, ‘Ms. Roscoe,’ helped them become a success.” College: Sophomore attending University of MontevalloMajor: MathematicsHigh School: Graduated with an Advanced Diploma in 2002, Ramsay High School, Birmingham, AlabamaSpecial: Brownie Troop Leader; Member of Inspirational Voices of Christ Gospel Choir; College Day Tour Guide; Upward Bound Mentor; Fannie Mae Foundation Home Buyers Fair volunteer; Jimmie Hale Mission volunteer; UM Men’s Basketball Manager; Future Educators of America member What they say about Trameca … “Trameca’s proven success as a mathematics major is sure to lead her to a successful career. She is a student who takes her academic experience very seriously.” - Glenda Conway, Associate Professor – English, University of Montevallo “As Trameca’s calculus instructor, I can attest that she is an exceptionally intelligent student, quick to grasp difficult concepts in higher mathematics, as well as hard working and industrious.”- Ivan F. Smith, Mathematics Instructor, University of Montevallo “I have known Trameca for 12 years. I have always known her to be a young lady of high integrity and sound moral character.”- Roderick A. Hawkins, State of Alabama Professional Engineer, F.W. Dougherty Engineering & Associate