The Bountiful Company Announces First Howard University Scholarship Recipient
Caleb Caine, a rising junior at Howard University School of Business, is awarded $5,000 from The Bountiful Company Fund
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WASHINGTON and RONKONKOMA, N.Y., June 9, 2021 /PRNewswire/ The power of learning is limitless, and
The Bountiful Company is devoted to helping shape our future leaders through education opportunities. As part of a commitment to inclusion and diversity and giving back, the company is pleased to share that Howard University rising junior
Caleb Caine has been named the first recipient of The Bountiful Company Fund – a scholarship program in partnership with Howard University that includes a $25,000 donation from The Bountiful Company Foundation, the company s charitable arm.
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Hugh Zhang of Basking Ridge
According to The Cum Laude Society, each Chapter may elect students who are enrolled in a college preparatory curriculum and “who have had an honor record up to the time of election and stand in the first fifth of their class…Each Chapter shall determine the method in which an honor record and class standing shall be ascertained…Chapters shall be free to elect members who have demonstrated academic excellence in accordance with the philosophy and policies governing their individual schools.”
Pingry students must meet each of the following criteria to be considered for election: maintain at least an A- grade point average, achieve honor roll status throughout their years in the Upper School, be in good academic standing, and carry a full college preparatory course load.
But from those shared experiences also comes solidarity, she says. The students expressed a sense of belonging, the sense of seeing themselves in each other and in the room, says Applewhite.
Watch: Youth conference participants speak about their experiences
BIPOC students share lived experiences at Black History Month youth conference
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3:18Thousands attended the virtual conference hosted by the Burnaby School District. CBC News spoke to students and the educator who founded the conference over a decade ago.3:18
The youth conference, which began as a Black Affinity Group at Burnaby s Moscrop Secondary School in 2007, is held during Black History Month, with the theme this year being lifting Black voices.