The Thurgood Marshall College Fund (TMCF) recently welcomed the eighth cohort of Hennessy Fellows, a competitive program designed to engage students pursuing an MBA at historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs).
Students were selected for their academic excellence, leadership potential and commitment to community impact. Participants will take part in an immersive experience featuring executive coaching, mentorship, networking and professional development.
“This cohort continues the program’s commitment to cultivating a strong pipeline of talented, innovative and socially conscious professionals prepared to become the next generation of C-suite leaders,” Dr. Harry L. Williams, president & CEO of TMCF, said. “This is an incredible opportunity for our students and, as always, we’re thankful for the partnership with Hennessy.”
The eighth cohort of Hennessy Fellows are:
Kiarra Rosales, Southern University and A&M College
Courtney Ranson-Kersey, Clark Atlanta University
Ay’Maya Murchison, Clark Atlanta University
Apolinar Concepcion Jr., Howard University
Christopher Williamson, Howard University
Shikara Chin, Howard University
Riley Wilson, Howard University
Bailey Scott, Morgan State University
Clinton Nwokejiezi, Morgan State University
Favour Oluwadamilare, Morgan State University
Julius Brown, Morgan State University
Devin Nixon, North Carolina Agricultural & Technical State University
Dominique Spence, North Carolina Agricultural & Technical State University
Zakiya Gilles, North Carolina Agricultural & Technical State University
Kamryn Hampton, Prairie View A&M University
