Nineteen seniors visited the Malcolm Bernard Historically Black Colleges and Universities College Fair on Nov. 14.
Nineteen Washington Township High School seniors, along with their guidance counselor Amanda Hamer and guidance intern Michelle Vassallo, visited the Malcolm Bernard Historically Black Colleges and Universities College Fair on Nov. 14. The WTHS contingent was among groups from 45 schools who attended the event at the BB&T Pavilion in Camden.
The 19 WTHS students included: Siomara Alicea, Arianna Aquino, Emmanuel Brown, Jessica Coates, Amirah Collins, Jaelyn Davis, Autumn Ellis, Siani Feliciano, Anayah Goode, Mipri Haye, Naszire Johnson, Daniel Laws, Brooklynn Lott, Jalen Miller, Starr Madison Nesbitt Smith, Chris Ramcharan, Nasir Randolph-Powell, Shayla Rosario and Paetyn Kelley West.
The Malcolm Bernard Historically Black Colleges and Universities College Fair is a non-profit, volunteer organization that partners with community and state agencies to introduce a multitude of students, eager to learn about higher education opportunities, to college admissions representatives from the campuses of Historically Black Colleges and Universities. The Malcolm Bernard HBCU College Fair of New Jersey strives to be recognized by students, parents, legislatures, community leaders and educators as one of the premier events of its nature.
Along with face-to-face interaction, students had the opportunity to be admitted onsite with their completed application package, an official transcript, and ACT/SAT scores that met the minimum requirement for schools they plan on pursuing.
