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Kamara Green
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Location: Conyers, GA United States
Joined: Aug 21st, 2025
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Albany State University class of 2026
Undergrad Major: Medicine
Claim To Fame:
Choosing to attend a Historically Black College or University (HBCU) is more than just an academic decision for me—it’s a personal one. Growing up in predominantly white spaces, I often felt like a part of me was missing. I rarely had the chance to see my culture celebrated or my identity reflected around me. That experience left me craving a place where I could feel understood and connected. An HBCU offers that—a community where I can fully embrace who I am, surrounded by people who share similar experiences and values. One of the things I admire most about HBCUs is their sense of family. They are known for creating environments where students are supported, guided, and encouraged to succeed. I want to be in a space where mentorship is more than a word—where professors and alumni truly invest in students because they understand the challenges we face. I know that kind of support will help me grow both personally and academically. Another reason I’m drawn to an HBCU is the incredible network of leaders and professionals who have walked this path before me. The alumni connections, internships, and mentorship opportunities will give me the tools I need to succeed in my future career. Beyond that, I’m excited to develop leadership skills and give back to the community, which is something HBCUs strongly emphasize through service and civic engagement. What excites me the most is the chance to be part of a culture-rich environment where my heritage isn’t just acknowledged—it’s celebrated. Whether it’s through student organizations, cultural events, or community projects, I’ll have opportunities to deepen my understanding of social issues and make a real difference. That sense of purpose is important to me because I don’t just want to build a career—I want to create change. In the end, choosing an HBCU feels like choosing myself. It’s a decision rooted in pride, community, and ambition. I believe the experiences and relationships I’ll build there will shape me into a leader who not only succeeds professionally but also uplifts others along the way. For me, an HBCU isn’t just where I want to go—it’s where I belong.
Most Memorable Moment:
Choosing to attend a Historically Black College or University (HBCU) is more than just an academic decision for me—it’s a personal one. Growing up in predominantly white spaces, I often felt like a part of me was missing. I rarely had the chance to see my culture celebrated or my identity reflected around me. That experience left me craving a place where I could feel understood and connected. An HBCU offers that—a community where I can fully embrace who I am, surrounded by people who share similar experiences and values. One of the things I admire most about HBCUs is their sense of family. They are known for creating environments where students are supported, guided, and encouraged to succeed. I want to be in a space where mentorship is more than a word—where professors and alumni truly invest in students because they understand the challenges we face. I know that kind of support will help me grow both personally and academically. Another reason I’m drawn to an HBCU is the incredible network of leaders and professionals who have walked this path before me. The alumni connections, internships, and mentorship opportunities will give me the tools I need to succeed in my future career. Beyond that, I’m excited to develop leadership skills and give back to the community, which is something HBCUs strongly emphasize through service and civic engagement. What excites me the most is the chance to be part of a culture-rich environment where my heritage isn’t just acknowledged—it’s celebrated. Whether it’s through student organizations, cultural events, or community projects, I’ll have opportunities to deepen my understanding of social issues and make a real difference. That sense of purpose is important to me because I don’t just want to build a career—I want to create change. In the end, choosing an HBCU feels like choosing myself. It’s a decision rooted in pride, community, and ambition. I believe the experiences and relationships I’ll build there will shape me into a leader who not only succeeds professionally but also uplifts others along the way. For me, an HBCU isn’t just where I want to go—it’s where I belong.
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