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Tay’la Beckham
Location: Griffin, GA
Joined: Apr 23rd, 2026

About (request update)

I am a dedicated and motivated student with a strong background in academic excellence, leadership, community service, and customer service experience. Throughout my academic career, I maintained all A’s in high school and developed a strong commitment to discipline and consistency in my education.

My passion for music and leadership was shaped through choir, where I served as a section leader and was recognized as MVS (Most Valuable Section Leader). These experiences strengthened my confidence, teamwork, and ability to guide and support others while contributing to a shared goal of excellence in performance.

I have also been actively involved in academic and service-based organizations such as Beta Club and Upward Bound, where I participated in community service initiatives and outreach

Current Whereabouts:

Music, Art, Cooking, and Baking

Education (request update)

Fort Valley State University class of 2029

Undergrad Major: Nursing

Claim To Fame:

My claim to fame in college is my ability to adjust to new environments and still stay committed to my goals. Transitioning from the University of Arkansas to Fort Valley State University taught me how to remain focused even when my surroundings changed. Instead of allowing uncertainty to slow me down, I used each transition as an opportunity to grow and refocus on my future in nursing.

Most Memorable Moment:

My most memorable moment in college has been bonding with my roommates and building a sense of community away from home. When I first came, everything felt unfamiliar, and I expected to keep to myself while adjusting. Instead, my living space slowly became a place of comfort and connection. Late-night conversations, shared experiences, and simple everyday support, we grew into a small support system for one another. These moments helped me ease into the transition of college life made the experience feel less overwhelming.