Presentation and Design Division
Vacant
Managing Editor for Presentation and Design
thtaddesigner@gmail.com
My name is Nefsa’Hyatt Brown, a junior political science major and international relations minor from Mobile, Alabama. My parents are Ms. Jenekia Thompson and Mr. Lewis Brown Jr.
My mom has had the greatest influence on my life, in fact, I have no idea where I would have been or what would have become of me without her. She is my light in a dark place, she is strong when I am weak and through this, she is continuously building me up to be all of that for myself.
I graduated from Baker High School in 2017 where I was a JEM Scholar which allowed me the opportunity to complete dual enrollment courses and ACT Prep, with an Honors Endorsement. In high school, I was extremely involved much like college. I was president of Future Business Leaders of America, I wrote for my school’s newspaper The Hornet Herald, and I was my school’s lead orator as I came in 4th place in impromptu speaking at the state FBLA conference.
After arriving at Alabama State University, I began writing for the newspaper as a freshman. Last year, I was named the Editor-in-Chief of The Hornet Tribune and I held on to that responsibility this year also. I am a Golden Ambassador, a member of UNITE, NAACP, College Democrats, the WEB DuBois Honors Program, and the student lead for a community service program titled Read and Reign.
As I am entering my third year on the staff and my second year as the editor-in-chief I have always stressed
Vacant
Lead Page Designer
thtaddesigner@gmail.com
My name is Nefsa’Hyatt Brown, a junior political science major and international relations minor from Mobile, Alabama. My parents are Ms. Jenekia Thompson and Mr. Lewis Brown Jr.
My mom has had the greatest influence on my life, in fact, I have no idea where I would have been or what would have become of me without her. She is my light in a dark place, she is strong when I am weak and through this, she is continuously building me up to be all of that for myself.
I graduated from Baker High School in 2017 where I was a JEM Scholar which allowed me the opportunity to complete dual enrollment courses and ACT Prep, with an Honors Endorsement. In high school, I was extremely involved much like college. I was president of Future Business Leaders of America, I wrote for my school’s newspaper The Hornet Herald, and I was my school’s lead orator as I came in 4th place in impromptu speaking at the state FBLA conference.
After arriving at Alabama State University, I began writing for the newspaper as a freshman. Last year, I was named the Editor-in-Chief of The Hornet Tribune and I held on to that responsibility this year also. I am a Golden Ambassador, a member of UNITE, NAACP, College Democrats, the WEB DuBois Honors Program, and the student lead for a community service program titled Read and Regin.
As I am entering my third year on the staff and my second year as the editor-in-chief I have always stressed
Teraney Alexis Eatmon
Page Designer
thtpagedesigner@gmail.com
My name is Nefsa’Hyatt Brown, a junior political science major and international relations minor from Mobile, Alabama. My parents are Ms. Jenekia Thompson and Mr. Lewis Brown Jr.
My mom has had the greatest influence on my life, in fact, I have no idea where I would have been or what would have become of me without her. She is my light in a dark place, she is strong when I am weak and through this, she is continuously building me up to be all of that for myself.
I graduated from Baker High School in 2017 where I was a JEM Scholar which allowed me the opportunity to complete dual enrollment courses and ACT Prep, with an Honors Endorsement. In high school, I was extremely involved much like college. I was president of Future Business Leaders of America, I wrote for my school’s newspaper The Hornet Herald, and I was my school’s lead orator as I came in 4th place in impromptu speaking at the state FBLA conference.
After arriving at Alabama State University, I began writing for the newspaper as a freshman. Last year, I was named the Editor-in-Chief of The Hornet Tribune and I held on to that responsibility this year also. I am a Golden Ambassador, a member of UNITE, NAACP, College Democrats, the WEB DuBois Honors Program, and the student lead for a community service program titled Read and Regin.
As I am entering my third year on the staff and my second year as the editor-in-chief I have always stressed
Akeyah Henderson
Page Designer
thtpagedesigner2@gmail.com
My name is Nefsa’Hyatt Brown, a junior political science major and international relations minor from Mobile, Alabama. My parents are Ms. Jenekia Thompson and Mr. Lewis Brown Jr.
My mom has had the greatest influence on my life, in fact, I have no idea where I would have been or what would have become of me without her. She is my light in a dark place, she is strong when I am weak and through this, she is continuously building me up to be all of that for myself.
I graduated from Baker High School in 2017 where I was a JEM Scholar which allowed me the opportunity to complete dual enrollment courses and ACT Prep, with an Honors Endorsement. In high school, I was extremely involved much like college. I was president of Future Business Leaders of America, I wrote for my school’s newspaper The Hornet Herald, and I was my school’s lead orator as I came in 4th place in impromptu speaking at the state FBLA conference.
After arriving at Alabama State University, I began writing for the newspaper as a freshman. Last year, I was named the Editor-in-Chief of The Hornet Tribune and I held on to that responsibility this year also. I am a Golden Ambassador, a member of UNITE, NAACP, College Democrats, the WEB DuBois Honors Program, and the student lead for a community service program titled Read and Regin.
As I am entering my third year on the staff and my second year as the editor-in-chief I have always stressed
Vacant
Page Designer
thtpagedesigner3@gmail.com
My name is Nefsa’Hyatt Brown, a junior political science major and international relations minor from Mobile, Alabama. My parents are Ms. Jenekia Thompson and Mr. Lewis Brown Jr.
My mom has had the greatest influence on my life, in fact, I have no idea where I would have been or what would have become of me without her. She is my light in a dark place, she is strong when I am weak and through this, she is continuously building me up to be all of that for myself.
I graduated from Baker High School in 2017 where I was a JEM Scholar which allowed me the opportunity to complete dual enrollment courses and ACT Prep, with an Honors Endorsement. In high school, I was extremely involved much like college. I was president of Future Business Leaders of America, I wrote for my school’s newspaper The Hornet Herald, and I was my school’s lead orator as I came in 4th place in impromptu speaking at the state FBLA conference.
After arriving at Alabama State University, I began writing for the newspaper as a freshman. Last year, I was named the Editor-in-Chief of The Hornet Tribune and I held on to that responsibility this year also. I am a Golden Ambassador, a member of UNITE, NAACP, College Democrats, the WEB DuBois Honors Program, and the student lead for a community service program titled Read and Regin.
As I am entering my third year on the staff and my second year as the editor-in-chief I have always stressed
Vacant
Graphic Designer
thtaddesigner@gmail.com
My name is Nefsa’Hyatt Brown, a junior political science major and international relations minor from Mobile, Alabama. My parents are Ms. Jenekia Thompson and Mr. Lewis Brown Jr.
My mom has had the greatest influence on my life, in fact, I have no idea where I would have been or what would have become of me without her. She is my light in a dark place, she is strong when I am weak and through this, she is continuously building me up to be all of that for myself.
I graduated from Baker High School in 2017 where I was a JEM Scholar which allowed me the opportunity to complete dual enrollment courses and ACT Prep, with an Honors Endorsement. In high school, I was extremely involved much like college. I was president of Future Business Leaders of America, I wrote for my school’s newspaper The Hornet Herald, and I was my school’s lead orator as I came in 4th place in impromptu speaking at the state FBLA conference.
After arriving at Alabama State University, I began writing for the newspaper as a freshman. Last year, I was named the Editor-in-Chief of The Hornet Tribune and I held on to that responsibility this year also. I am a Golden Ambassador, a member of UNITE, NAACP, College Democrats, the WEB DuBois Honors Program, and the student lead for a community service program titled Read and Regin.
As I am entering my third year on the staff and my second year as the editor-in-chief I have always stressed