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Chadwick Corbett
Location: Tuskegee Institute, AL United States
Joined: May 29th, 2006

About (request update)

Current Whereabouts:

I am currently attending a Leadership Training Project in Montgomery, Alabama. Here I am learning the key principles that will enable me to be the best father that I can be to my children, the best husband that I can be to my wife, as well as the best example that I can be to my community.

Education (request update)

Tuskegee University class of 2008

Undergrad Major: Chemical Engineering

Claim To Fame:

In life they say everyone has the opportunity to get at least 15 seconds of fame. This past school year I got the opportunity to give President George W. Bush a 6 minute presentation nanoparticles are used to create various substances like airplane and car bodies, at Tuskegee University. As one could imagine there was an enormous amount of hype leading up to the actual presentation. I had to go to press conference after press conference. Even after the presentation was over I had to go to various interviews with different television stations. My claim to fame happens to be one of the most memorable events ever to have happened at Tuskegee University. I was so elated to have been one of the most essential components for the President of the United States visit.

Most Memorable Moment:

My most memorable moment would have to be my running for Mr. Tuskegee. I learned so much throughout the entire campaign. My preparation as well as my endurance and work ethic have all improved after my running for Mr. Tuskegee. I would by no means consider myself to be a politician, however if given the opportunity to achieve I will by no means decline the challenge. In the end of my campaigning I placed 4th in the most competitive Mr. Tuskegee election ever, however the lesson I learned gave me far more than the position could ever have gave me. No one moment has impacted my life more than my running for Mr. Tuskegee.