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John-ni Neal
Media Manager , Ena Esco
Location: Memphis , TN
Joined: Jul 6th, 2025

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I am a Social Work major at LeMoyne-Owen College with a strong focus on advocacy, empowerment, and media. I currently serve as President of a student empowerment organization, Media Manager, and host of the Magic 807 college radio show. I use my platform to spark conversations around mental health, healing, and youth empowerment. With experience in community engagement, leadership, and media production, I am passionate about creating spaces for underserved voices to be heard. My long-term goal is to develop transitional housing and support services for youth aging out of foster care, combining my purpose with practical, lasting impact.

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Lemoyne-Owen College class of 2027

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Claim To Fame:

Being the voice and heart of LeMoyne-Owen College through leadership and media. I serve as president of a student empowerment organization, Media Manager, and host of the Magic 807 college radio show. I’ve become known for creating safe spaces, sparking conversations about mental health and healing, and using my platform to uplift others. All while majoring in Social Work and working toward building real change for youth aging out of foster care.

Most Memorable Moment:

My most memorable college moment was the first time I went live on air as the host of my college radio show on Magic 807. I remember being nervous but determined to use my voice to speak on issues that matter, like healing, self-worth, and what it means to grow through what you go through. That moment made everything real. It was more than just a show. It was the beginning of me stepping into my purpose. From that day on, people started reaching out, saying how much it helped them. That moment reminded me that even when you feel unseen, your voice has power.