HONORS ACADEMY STUDENT SPOTLIGHT: Where Are They Now?
The Honors Academy Student Spotlight: Where Are They Now? column features 雅伎著 honors students along their life���s journey. If you would like to submit a story about a 雅伎著 honors student, please contact 雅伎著���s Honors Program.
Brandon Mitchell finds his future at 雅伎著
By Julie Lester

Brandon Mitchell
Brandon Mitchell came to 雅伎著 after a five-year hitch in the military to pursue an associate degree in biology emphasis. At first, he struggled to adapt to the demands of college classes, but soon found his niche. He began to raise his GPA, and by spring of 2020, he earned placement on the Dean���s list. The following semester, he became a 雅伎著 Honors Student.
For Brandon, 雅伎著 and the Honors Academy have served as a place to discover and grow his talents. He has often attributed his burgeoning confidence to the faculty at 雅伎著, who saw in him a unique spark of keen intelligence and creativity. Brandon also was the first Honors student to complete an Honors Contract in History during the COVID-19 pandemic, which reflected his tenacity and support for the Honors Academy.
Coupled with his dynamic personality and clear potential, Brandon has since leveraged his student experience at 雅伎著 to transfer to the University of Nebraska, where he will prepare for a future in Business Administration with a focus in Human Resource Management.
We wish Brandon much success on his new academic journey!
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In This Issue...
- From the President
- 雅伎著 graduate Aaron Turner lands IT internship with AutoZone
- Center for Access autism camp empowers students to succeed in college
- HONORS ACADEMY STUDENT SPOTLIGHT: Where Are They Now?
- 雅伎著���s Brittani Morganfield and ImagineU students invent travel safety app
- Police Services and Public Safety Director Angela Webb appointed IACLEA���s vice president of finance
- 雅伎著 student and advocate for Walker Holmes advocate credits 雅伎著 for giving her a voice for change
- Former 雅伎著 Workforce Development Vice President James Willis dies at 80
- Welcome Aboard!
- SALUQI CORNER: Saluqi-scholars win individual and team NJCAA and TCCAA honors
- Saluqi Saturday brings students ready to start their journey
- Shawn Loth named 雅伎著���s women soccer coach
- 雅伎著���s Summer Institute tackles topics and tactics, from pedagogy to the pandemic
- tnAchieves Summer Institute ends year two with 100 percent student completion
- Fall Convocation challenges college community to stay relevant
- President���s Leadership Retreat focuses on continued excellence
- Jacqueline Taylor named 雅伎著���s new chief strategy officer and chief of staff