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Emma JacksonA Durham North Carolina native, Emma J. dreamed of living in Atlanta and becoming the center of attention as a well educated southern socialite. Graduating Valedictorian from her high school, she continued to chase her dream at Spelman College, becoming second attendant to Miss Freshman, and currently on the court of Miss Morehouse College Glee Club. She has landed an appearance on the popular Bravo network's show, Real Housewives Of Atlanta featured as one of the finalist to study fashion modeling at The Bailey School of Fashion under the watchful eye of it's owner, world renowned supermodel, Cynthia Bailesupermodel, Cynthia Bailey. She is currently signed in the Atlanta area. Emma J. radiates on the runway and in front of the camera. As one of Atlanta's fresh new faces, she has captured the hearts of Atlanta's fashion and entertainment. Penning her name as "Emma J", she has graced the runaway for several of Atlanta fashion designers, hair designers, and has been featured in regional videos, and publications. In the midst of the glitz and glamour, Emma plans to become a child therapist and maintains a strong 3.3 GPA.

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Amber E. O’donoghue. Amber O’Donoghue is a sophomore, Economics major, Spanish minor from Chicago, IL. At Spelman, she currently serves as the President of the Honors Program Student Association and HBCU Liaison for Peace and Love AUC. She is a member of the Morehouse Business Association, Spelman Goldman Sachs Leadership Program, and the House of Funk’s Marching Band’s, Mahogany N Motion. Amber is also member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc, where she serves as the financial secretary of the chapter. Throughout her time at Spelman, Amber has remained committed to her passion for serving the community, frequently mentoring at Raising Expectations, Inc. and community, frequently mentoring at Raising Expectations, Inc. and Target Hope. She believes passionately that the youth are the future of tomorrow and that you never know how the smallest act of kindness can impact and inspire someone’s life. Her first year at Spelman, Amber was honored with the privilege of representing her class after winning the title of Miss Freshman of the 2011-2012 academic year, where she implemented various academic, social, and fundraising activities aimed at strengthening the bonds and friendships of the class of 2015. During the Summer of 2012, Amber had the opportunity to spend a month studying abroad in Santiagstudying abroad in Santiago, Dominican Republic at the Pontificia Universidad Católica Madre y Maestra, which she believes has been one of the highlights of her Spelman career. This experience has definitely shaped her global perspective and opened her eyes to the luxuries of a developed nation versus the hardships of a developing one. Amber definitely hopes to have another global experience before graduating.This past summer she also completed her first internship with ComEd Electric Utility Company. After college, Amber plans to begin pursuing a career in business finance, eventually returning to school to obtain a JD/MBA. It is her greatest dream to reach CEO status of a companobtain a JD/MBA. It is her greatest dream to reach CEO status of a company. With her success she hopes to create an endowed scholarship/fellowship at Spelman in her name. Academic excellence has always been Amber’s number one priority and along with all of her extracurricular activities, Amber has strived to maintain an excellent GPA. She has made the Dean’s List and has been honored as a Dewitt Dean’s Scholar, a initiate into Alpha Lambda Delta National Freshman Honor Society, a member of the National Society of Collegiate Scholars, and a member of the Spelman College Ethel Waddell Githii Honors Program. Amber believes in living her life to the fullest and says that she already is truly living her dreams! She recognizes God’s blessings and favor within her life and does not take it at all for granted. Amber does not plan on stopping her achievement any time soon and is excited for what the next half of her Spelman experience has in store.

Jermaine Blakley Jermaine Blakley was born April 13th, 1993 in Meridian, Mississippi. He was born and raised in the small town of Butler, Alabama. He realized that Morehouse College was his calling the first day he stepped on campus. While on campus Jermaine has became heavily involved. Jermaine Blakley serves as the community outreach chair for the Health Educators of Morehouse College. He is a member of the health career society. Jermaine Blakley has recently become a member of the Howard Hughes Medical Institute. He is a member of Morehouse Biology Club. Jermaine Blakley is currently involved in biochemical research with D research with Dr. Mendenhall in the Chemistry Department. He was most recently inducted into Phi Delta Epsilon Medical Fraternity. Jermaine is also a resident advisor in the Living Learning Center on Morehouse’s campus. As an RA he has created many successful programs and started a community service initiative for his residents called Project House. Project House was created to get his residents involved in the community by raising awareness about HIV and STIs in the homeless community. Jermaine plans for Project House to provide health and wellness kits to members of the homeless community, and the initiative will be partnering with Morning Glory Transitional Home. Jermaine Blakley is a member of Blakley is a member of Alpha Lambda Delta Honor Society and the National Society of Collegiate Scholars. He is also a member of Peace and Love Atlanta University Center where he serves on the Peace and Love Saturday Committee. Even with being involved on campus, Jermaine currently have a 4.00 grade point average, and he was distinguished as a Top Ranking Scholar his Freshman year. He currently volunteers in guest services on Sundays at Grady Memorial Hospital. Last summer he participated in the Summer Medical and Dental Educational Program at Columbia Medical Center in Manhattan, New York.

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Joshua Manley-leeWitnessing the death of both Joshua’s parents humbled him in a tremendous way and placed me in a position where my story and accomplishments can influence the entire world. After his acceptance into the prestigious Morehouse College,Joshua concluded my freshmen year with a 3.81 grade point average, “freshman of the year” award, and “overcoming obstacles” award presented by the Shyne Awards. Along with these accomplishments came a memorable season with the Morehouse Track & Field and Cross Country team. They won the SIAC Conference Championship in Track & Field as well as Cross Country. These accomplishments would mean nothing to These accomplishments would mean nothing to Joshua if someone, other than hiself, did not benefit from them. Joshua represents not only the city of Pittsburgh but also every African American youth across the nation who has experienced a life-changing event and strives to become better than their situation. He gives to his community and countless youth across the world hope with every action he takes. As Joshua’s sophomore year approaches the end, he now serves the college as a presidential ambassador and will be interning with J.P. Morgan this summer in New York City. The service does not stop herstop here. With each day that passes the challenge becomes harder and his commitment is tested. If one remains true to preparing the generations behind them, everything else will follow. “Life is a mystery not meant for an individual to figure out but rather for them to make sure the generation behind them is one step closer.” – Joshua Manley-Lee