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SOC Students in Ghana!
Broadcast Journalism students -- Victoria Walker (a White House Correspondents Association scholarship winner) and Alexis Holliday pause for a picture in Ghana.  They are traveling with a group of Howard students in Ghana as part of a study abroad program this summer organized by the Collage of arts and Science Student Council.

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SOC junior Taylor Carr is featured in alumna Kelly Fair’s blog at JET on college interns sharing their stories for other students in “The Freshman Memoirs.”

A Chapter from
"The Freshman Memoirs"
Meet our new college intern, Taylor Carr!
In Kelly Fair the Mentor's latest blog series for JET, "The Freshman Memoirs," she features current college students and their various experiences throughout their college careers.
This week, Kelly focuses on college students versus financial aid, and highlights Taylor's memoir of how she made her dream of studying at Howard University a reality!
A rising junior at Howard University, Taylor will also be interning with Polished Pebbles this summer!
Read Taylor's story here.
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