Kenya James Crosby

I am a senior Biology major with a minor in Public Health on the pre-med track at Clark Atlanta University, graduating in Fall 2026. As a first-generation college student and honors student, I hold leadership roles including President of the National Society of Black Women in Medicine and actively engage in community health service and advocacy. My experiences have strengthened my passion for addressing health disparities, particularly in women’s health. I plan to pursue a Master of Public Health and attend medical school to become an OB/GYN focused on equitable, community-centered care.

• President, National Society of Black Women in Medicine (NSBWM), 2024–2025, Overseeing the strategic direction of the NSBWM chapter at Clark Atlanta University, focusing on increasing membership and engagement. Collaborating with local healthcare professionals and alumnae to host panels, workshops, and networking events for members. Leading mentorship programs that connect undergraduates with medical professionals and graduate students, fostering career development and support.
• Director of Fundraising, NSBWM, 2023–2024, Spearheaded multiple successful fundraising campaigns, generating revenue to support scholarships, community service projects, and events. Developed partnerships with local businesses and organizations to sponsor events and secure financial support. Managed a team responsible for planning and executing fundraising events, including charity galas and awareness campaigns.
• Event Chair, Service Over Everything, 2023–2024, Organized and executed large-scale community service projects, including food drives, health awareness events, and volunteering at local shelters. Coordinated with external partners, including local nonprofits and community leaders, to plan impactful service events. Managed event logistics, from securing venues and volunteers to promoting events on campus and within the community.
• Campus Ambassador, Gift of Life, 2024–Present, Advocated for stem cell donation awareness, educating students about the importance of helping those with autoimmune diseases. Hosted on-campus recruitment events, drives, and informational sessions to encourage student participation in the donation registry. Collaborated with the national Gift of Life organization to meet recruitment goals and raise awareness through social media campaigns and partnerships with campus organizations.
• Member, National Council of Negro Women (NCNW), 2022–Present, Actively engaged in discussions and initiatives that advocate for social justice, equality, and the well-being of Black women and their families. Volunteered in community outreach programs, including mentorship initiatives for young Black girls and health fairs promoting wellness in underserved areas.
• Student Volunteer, The Living Room College Church, 2022–Present, Assisted with organizing and distributing food at the church's food pantries, providing essential support to individuals and families in need. Led and coordinated toiletries drives, collecting hygiene products and distributing them to community members facing financial hardship. Volunteered with the church youth group, providing mentorship and organizing activities that promote personal development, teamwork, and community service. Supported various church-led community outreach initiatives, working closely with church leaders to engage and uplift the local community.
• Collegiate Ambassador, Black Women on a Mission, 09/25–Present, Selected to represent and promote the mission of Black Women on a Mission, a national organization dedicated to empowering and uplifting Black women through leadership, scholarship, and community engagement., Actively engage students on campus, increase program awareness, support community-focused initiatives, and foster personal and academic growth among Black women.
• Ambassador, BLKHLTH, 01/26–Present, Serve as a health equity ambassador for BLKHLTH, a nonprofit organization focused on advancing racial justice in public health through education, advocacy, and community outreach., Support health awareness initiatives, engage peers in conversations surrounding health disparities, and contribute to efforts promoting culturally responsive healthcare solutions.