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Sydni Parker
Location: 4440 W Janie St, AZ
Joined: May 28th, 2025

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Alabama A&M University class of 2028

Undergrad Major: Biology

Claim To Fame:

My claim to fame in college was rooted in my dedication to leadership and service within my campus community. I joined the National Society of Black Women in Medicine early on, drawn to its mission of uplifting Black women pursuing careers in healthcare. Through hard work and passion, I earned a position on the Executive Board as the Community Director, where I organized outreach events and strengthened our organization’s presence both on and off campus. I also became a proud member of the National Society of Leadership and Success, which recognized my commitment to academic excellence and leadership potential. In addition, I successfully completed the Freshman Peer Mentee Program, which helped me build strong mentorship connections and laid the foundation for my future involvement. These experiences made me a familiar face on campus, especially among students pursuing health-related fields and those looking for leadership opportunities. By the time I graduated, I had built a reputation for being a driven, community-focused leader who was always ready to serve and support others.

Most Memorable Moment:

My most memorable college experience was adjusting to a new environment where I was finally surrounded by people who looked like me. Coming from a predominantly white community, it was a major shift to attend a school where the students, faculty, and administration were all Black. That change was both eye-opening and comforting—it felt like coming home to a place I didn’t know I needed. The energy on campus was different; there was a sense of unity, pride, and shared purpose that I had never experienced before. The professors and staff didn’t just teach—they poured into us, encouraged us, and made it clear that they genuinely cared about our success and future. Being in an environment where I felt seen, valued, and understood helped me grow not only academically but also personally. That experience shaped my confidence and deepened my appreciation for the power of community and representation.