ANIYA SCOTT

Lumen Scholar Recipient

• Selected as one of 20 juniors awarded $20,000 to conduct faculty-mentored research.
• Conducted research on the impact of per and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) contamination on minority and low socioeconomic populations in Pittsboro, NC.

Statistics Learning Assistant

• Provide in-class support by answering student questions and facilitating understanding of statistical concepts.
• Host weekly tutoring sessions to reinforce coursework and assist students in achieving academic success.
• Collaborate with faculty in weekly meetings to develop effective classroom support strategies.

College Access Team Mentor

• Mentor high school students through monthly meetings, offering guidance and encouragement throughout the college application process.
• Assist students with completing college applications and navigating key milestones.
• Participate in monthly Saturday programs designed to educate students about college preparation and admission processes.

President, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. (Omicron Epsilon Chapter)

• Direct chapter operations and presided over chapter meetings, fostering collaboration, and alignment with organizational goals.
• Oversee planning and execution of events and community service projects to advance the sorority's mission.
• Represent the chapter at regional and international conferences and summits to engage with broader leadership initiatives.

President, National Council of Negro Women (Campus Chapter)

• Organize and presided over organizational meetings, ensuring alignment with goals and objectives.
• Facilitate discussions and planning for campus events, fostering engagement, and collaboration among members.
• Manage budget requests and financial planning to support chapter activities and initiatives.