Jasmine Bennett a rising Junior at University of Missouri – St. Louis. She is majoring with a BS in psychology with a certificate of Industrial and Organizational Psychology. She is a member of Golden Key and The International Honors society in Psychology. She has also been inducted into the National Society of Leadership and Success and seeks to be apart of University of Missouri – St. Louis honors college. Jasmine has volunteered for Hospitals and libraries in order to become closer to her community. She has been a part of Amnesty International, which promotes human rights across the globe.
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Jasmine Bennett
Ian Barrett
Ian Barrett is a junior, Sociology major with a concentration in education from Philadelphia, PA, currently attending Morehouse College. As a junior, Ian serves in various leadership roles on campus including being the President of the Morehouse College NAACP and the Executive Director for the Atlanta University Center Philadelphia Club HBCU High School Tour, where he leads HBCU students from Philadelphia to talk to and encourage high school students across Philadelphia to attend Historically Black Colleges and Universities. Within education, Ian feels that teaching will be the most impactful way to change the lives of the students of tomorrow. Directly following graduation, Ian plans to pursue earning his doctorate in Sociology with focuses in education and organizational behavior.
Erik Castro
Erik Castro, born in Havana, Cuba and moved to New Jersey when he was eight years old. He is a junior at Fairleigh Dickinson University, majoring in Psychology. He will attend graduate school in pursuit of a degree in Industrial Organizational psychology. He hopes to earn a PhD in the Organizational Science field in order to continue to rise in the ranks as an Industrial Organizational Consultant.
Elise Haylett
Elise Haylett is a rising senior at Appalachian State University majoring in Psychology with a Business Concentration and minoring in Marketing and Statistics from Brooklyn, NY. She currently works as an office assistant in the Multicultural Student Development Office. She is a member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. and the president of the Black Student Association on App State’s campus. She is also a peer mentor for underrepresented and marginalized students apart of the ASCEND Supplemental Orientation Program housed by the Multicultural Student Development Office.
Elise is currently apart of an Industrial/Organizational & Human Resource Management (IOHRM) Research team with graduate students learning SAS Coding and researching college aspirations in high school students of rural high school areas. She is looking to enroll in the Industrial/Organizational Master’s Program at New York University. Her ultimate career goal is to create a workplace that is better and more diverse for individuals working at a company. She wants to implement programs that will have an effective organizational structure to optimize the flow of work and encourage employees to ha [Field]ve longevity at a company.”