Jennifer Doran

I graduated with a 3.9, allowing me to be on the Deans List and have been reached out to by the school numerous times to give recorded talks about my learning experiences to fellow students.

I was recognized for my grades and invited to join Phi Theta Kappa. After the ceremony, I became an active member on the comity and spoke with the President at national conferences about our schools accomplishments and project developments.

I was secretary to MESA ( Math, Engineering, Science Association) and participated in comity meetings, volunteer work around campus, and fund raising for club trips. After a year of secretary work, I was elected as President for a semester before transferring to The University of Georgia. As President I ran club meetings, leadership roles in interacting with faculty and students, and held volunteer opportunities and Fundraising events. Under my leadership and the club's enthusiast, we raised enough money to travel overnight trip to Atlanta. Below is one of the volunteer events the members were involved with. We had the great honor to express our passion to younger children the importance of science and the correct procedures in dissecting.