Class Of 2024 - College of William & Mary Sophomore

Ebenezer Antwi

University of Delaware

Ebenezer Antwi is a University of Delaware Provost Scholarship recipient majoring in Operations Management with a focus on supply chain management. Born in Ghana and raised in Smyrna, Delaware, he is most motivated by the values instilled through his parents’ journey to the United States. At Delaware, he interned at the Biden Institute and mentors peers and high school students as a Student Advisor for Delaware College Scholars. A leader of multiple organizations on campus, Ebenezer contributes to the Lerner Student Advisory Board, organizes events with the Cultural Programming Advisory Board, and directs Community Service and Outreach for Men of Distinction.

James McCurtis III

University of Iowa

James McCurtis III is a Journalism and Mass Communications sophomore at the University of Iowa. He writes for the Nuru African American Newspaper and is a DJ/Host for KRUI Radio Station. He serves as the state of Iowa’s Assistant District Director for Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, organizing activities for college and alumni chapters throughout the state. A native of Okemos, Michigan, James served as President of the Lansing NAACP Youth chapter. He was especially engaged with serving elderly people in his community. As a Hawkeye, he mentors high school students in Iowa City. He also serves as Vice Chairman of the Student Advisory Board for the School of Journalism and Communications. In recognition of his leadership and dedication, he was honored with an Emerging Leader Award in 2023.

Seth Vieira

Cornell University

Seth Vieira is a sophomore leader at Cornell University majoring in History, Philosophy, and Africana Studies Seth’s Christian faith guides his desire to leave an impact on his community. The aspiring minister founded Black Men 4 Christ to foster a nurturing space for black students to explore and deepen their faith. His commitment to social change and community engagement shines through his role last summer as a High Road Fellow for the “Say Yes to Education: Boys and Young Men of Color Initiative” in Buffalo, NY. In this capacity, Seth reshaped narratives about young men of color by organizing service events and mentoring a cohort of about 20 boys. On campus, he also serves as the Director of External Relations for the Caribbean Student Association. He hails from New Windsor, New York.

Myles Davis

University of Southern California

Myles Davis a Business Administration major at the University of Southern California is channeling his passion for sports and community unity into his professional pursuits. Hailing from Wayne, PA, his roots have deeply influenced his commitment to bringing people together through sports. Myles has actively engaged in the field already, as an operations intern with a Major League Soccer team, the Philadelphia Union, last summer. Currently, he is a Student Manager for the USC football team. Eager to bridge his academic foundation with his operational expertise, Myles is poised to make a significant impact in the sports business sector.

Eric Veal Jr.

University of Michigan

Eric Veal Jr. is a sophomore at the University of Michigan studying Political Science and Secondary Education. He has a deep desire to foster equitable and culturally reflective classrooms. Before enrolling at Michigan, he was selected as one of only 150 recipients of the 2022 Coca-Cola Scholarship from a pool of over 68,000 applicants. In high school, Eric was elected president of the Student State Board for the Illinois State Board of Education and was appointed by the Governor of Illinois as the first student Co-chair of the Illinois Educational Equity Committee. Additionally, he serves as a member of the Illinois Department of Human Rights and the Commission on Discrimination and Hate Crimes Youth. Last summer he interned with XQ Institute, an organization dedicated to rethinking the high school experience. He hails from Chicago, IL.

Da’Juantay Wynter

Washington University in St. Louis

Da’Juantay Wynter is an outstanding student at Washington University in St. Louis. He is majoring in Education & American Culture Studies with a minor in the Business of Social Impact. Da’Juantay is the recipient of the John B. Ervin Scholarship and an array of academic honors, including the Alexander Hamilton Scholarship, Annexstad Scholarship and Chancellor Career Fellowship. As a 2023 Stanford Law Scholars Institute participant, he delved into the intricacies of the American legal system and policy-making. His articles on societal challenges have been published in the Washington University Political Review. In his role on the Undergraduate Student Affairs Advisory Committee, Da’Juantay contributes to enhancing student life, and through a fellowship with SKIP DesignEd, he championed community-based solutions to improve educational access and quality for children in poverty.”

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