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Kennedy Carrington
Location: Atlanta , GA
Joined: Jun 27th, 2025

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Kennedy Carrington is a dynamic Public Relations student at Clark Atlanta University with hands-on experience in social media strategy, brand partnerships, and event coordination. She has worked with organizations like Impressions of Beauty, Creative Girls Connect, and Handshake, leading campaigns that drive engagement and impact. As a Certified Image Consultant and campus leader, Kennedy blends creativity with strategy to amplify stories that matter. Her passion lies in using communication as a tool for connection, empowerment, and change.

Education (request update)

Clark Atlanta University class of 2026

Undergrad Major: Communication

Campus Organization:

Alpha Kappa Alpha

Claim To Fame:

If something was happening on campus and it had a buzz around it — I probably had a hand in it. My name became synonymous with execution and impact. Whether I was leading a campaign, curating an event, or running a social strategy, I didn’t just show up — I made sure the moment stuck. I built a reputation for taking ordinary ideas and turning them into experiences people talked about long after the flyers came down. I wasn’t just known for being involved — I was known for setting the standard.

Most Memorable Moment:

My most memorable moment was standing backstage before hosting my first campus-wide event — a packed panel I had planned from scratch. I had pitched the idea, secured the speakers, promoted it across campus, and even designed the graphics myself. As I peeked through the curtain and saw a standing-room-only crowd, it hit me: I created this space. A space for conversation, for visibility, for impact. That night wasn’t just about the event — it was the first time I fully saw myself as a leader. Not someone waiting to be chosen, but someone already doing the choosing — building platforms, creating moments, and setting the tone. That was the moment I realized: this isn’t just what I do. It’s who I am.