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Latasha Keller is 2011 Biology
graduate of Benedict College.
After an outstanding academic
career at Benedict, Latasha is
currently pursuing a MS in
Biology at Delaware State
University.
Annette Davis is a 2003
Computer Science graduate of
Benedict College. While at
Benedict, Annette participated in
SCAMP Summer Research
Student at Benedict College and
the University of South Carolina.
Annette earned the MS degree in
applied Computer Science from
Columbus State University. She
is currently employed by the
Georgia Department of Labor
Angela Davis is a 2003
Mathematics graduate of Benedict
College. While at Benedict,
Angela participated in SCAMP
Summer Research Student. She
earned the MS in Mathematics
from Georgia State University.
Angela is employed as a
Management Analyst at U.S.
Department of Housing and Urban
Development.
Charlie Singleton is a 2011
Electrical Engineering graduate of
Benedict College. While at
Benedict, he was a SCAMP
Scholarship recipient. Charlie is
currently enrolled in the MS
Electrical Engineering degree
program at Norfolk State
University.
Ronesha Rivers is a 2011 Electrical
Engineering Major of Benedict
College. She was a SCAMP
Scholarship recipient and
participated in Northwestern
University REU - Engineering in the
summer of 2010. Ronesha is
currently enrolled in MS degree
program in Electrical Engineering at
Norfolk State University.
Ernest Jones is a 2011 Electrical
Engineering graduate of Benedict
College. He participated in the
SCAMP Summer Research at
Benedict College and in the 2010
REU Program in Computer Science
and Engineering at the University
of South Carolina. Ernest was
accepted to Fairleigh Dickerson University in the MS in
Electrical Engineering degree program.
Clorissa Washington is a 2010 Biology
graduate of Benedict College and was a
SCAMP Scholarship recipient there.
Clorissa is currently participating in a
post-baccalaureate program as a student
assistant in the Department of
Chemistry and Biochemistry at the
University of South Carolina Graduate
Science Research Center.
Koyett Miles, graduated in 2007 with a
BS degree in physics from Benedict
College. He participated in numerous
research internships as an undergraduate
and won 1 st
place in the
Physics/Engineering division of the
SCAMP undergraduate Science and
Engineering Research Conference and the
HBCU-UP Research Conference. He is
currently working on a MS degree and received the ITT
Felllowship at California State University, San Bernadino.
Koyett was one of the first undergraduates to participate in the
NSF funded SEAGEP (South Carolina Alliance for Graduate
Education Program)