Yesterday marked the conclusion of an incredible chapter as my internship at Bank of America came to an end. 🌟 Throughout this journey, I’ve been humbled by the countless opportunities for growth and learning.

Four years at Miami University and four years studying Mechanical Engineering has been great. Remembered when I first started as a freshman through the Hamilton campus and here I am today. All glory to God in heaven for his mercies endureth forever!! To my family, I love you all and thank you for the support.

As the sun sets on another incredible summer, I wanted to take a moment to reflect on the unforgettable experience I had at the Wake Forest Institute for Regenerative Medicine (WFIRM). A few weeks ago, I successfully concluded my summer internship with an oral and poster presentation on my independent project, “The Reparative Mechanisms of Stem-Cell Based Therapy using Extracellular Vesicles derived from Human Placemtal Stem Cells for Necrotizing Enterocolitis”.

ASU will like to thank everyone who came out to our Family Feud game on Friday! More to come!!!

Students! It’s time again to apply for the Nellie’s Daughters Scholarship that was started by alumna Kiaya Carter. The scholarship goes to a preference of Black Women Scholars. @iamkiaya @mu_bwe @lylas_mu @woke_mu.

We would never be able to do all that we do without our student employees. They truly make Armstrong run. We hope they had a great time with trivia and karaoke at Red Zone last night! Good luck with final exams!