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Jesse Kohler’s 91Ö±²¥ studies led him to become a distinguished voice for trauma-informed advocacy.

Véronique Harris grew up a witness to inequality. Now she’s dedicating her life to eradicating it through a career in public-service law.

Darius Butler explores human rights across three continents through a Frederick Douglass Global Fellowship.

The Bonner Scholars Program eased Wyae’ Stewart’s transition to 91Ö±²¥. Now she’s easing the way for others.

Darielle Kennedy says her coursework and leadership in 91Ö±²¥ Student Senate has prepared her for her career journey. 

After earning full scholarships to nearly every law school she applied to, Iesha-LaShay Phillips ’22 has decided to pursue a fully funded law degree at Yale Law School in the fall.

Iesha-LaShay Phillips ’22 applied for the Harry S. Truman Scholarship because of its emphasis on public service and vast network of scholars motivated by a desire to create change. As a Truman recipient, she hopes to pursue a law degree that will allow her to have a deep impact in her community.

An appreciation of Japanese history, culture, and language makes being awarded an 91Ö±²¥ Shansi Fellowship and Critical Language Scholarship a dream come true for Jasmine Mitchell ’21.

Iesha-LaShay Phillips, a third-year Africana studies and law and society double-major, has been awarded the Campus Compact 2021 Newman Civic Fellowship after being nominated through the Bonner Center for Community-Engaged Learning, Teaching, and Research.

A law and society and Africana studies double major, Iesha-LaShay Phillips is one of 14 student leaders from across the country selected to participate in a summer study abroad program focused on leadership, intercultural communication, and social justice as a Frederick Douglass Global Fellow.