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Academic Honorees
Adrienne N. Williams
Brooklyn, NY
Adrienne N. Williams has demonstrated a talent in numerous hobbies.
From an early age, she distinguished herself as a burgeoning writer,
and she is also an amateur filmmaker. She studied with Reel Works Teen
Filmmaking and produced a 7-minute video titled “What’s Due Me.”
Adrienne was also a member of the Grammy Award winning Brooklyn
Youth Chorus where she participated in concerts, and sang at diverse
venues, Tree-Lighting ceremonies at Rockefeller Center, Good Morning
America and many others. With a heart for civic engagement, Adrienne is
dedicated to community service and recently graduated from the Brooklyn
Chapter of Jack & Jill of America. She served as a Junior Museum Apprentice
at the Brooklyn Museum of Art, a member of the Kids Crew at the Brooklyn
Children’s Museum, and a Juror at the Brownsville Youth Court. Adrienne
is a recent graduate of St. Saviour High School in Brooklyn, New York, and
she has received a generous scholarship to attend Manhattanville College
in Purchase, New York.
Shaneil Wynter
Brooklyn, NY
Shaneil Wynter, for ten years, attended Trey Whitfield School, where
she made the most out of her education. She commends her mother,
Sharon Barnwell, for putting her through private school, and for being
her strongest supporter throughout her life. Shaneil’s outstanding
GPA had her ranked third in her class. She has learned the essential
values to continue to the class of 2017 of the Dublin School in New
Hampshire. Shaneil balances school and extracurricular activities,
while finding time to give back to the community. She has a great
fascination with the establishment and development of America.
Shaneil, a child of a Sergeant in the police department, hopes to one
day have a career in law.
Reach for the moon . . . If you miss, you’ll land among the stars
Trey Whitfield Foundation, Inc. 17
Twenty-First Anniversary Banquet