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July 2021

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July 2021 Alberto Morales

Alumni Achievement, ProfessionalBy Surge InstituteJuly 26, 2021

Chicago Latinos in Philanthropy (CLIP) has announced Alberto Morales (CHI’20) as CLIP’s first Project Manager. Read more in the official press release.

July 2021 Jermaine Wilson

Alumni Achievement, ProfessionalBy Surge AdvisorJuly 13, 2021

Jermaine Wilson, Ph.D. (KC’20) has accepted a new role as Executive Director of Student Support Services at DeSoto Independent School District.

July 2021 Elisa Botello

Alumni Achievement, ProfessionalBy Surge AdvisorJuly 5, 2021

Elisa M. Botello (CHI’16) has been appointed as Chief of Staff at Prince William County Public Schools (PWCS). In her new role, Elisa will serve as a member of the…

July 2021 Dalonte Burns

Alumni Achievement, ProfessionalBy Surge AdvisorJuly 4, 2021

Noble Network of Charter Schools has welcomed Dalonte Burns (CHI’21) as new principal of UIC College Prep. Crain’s Chicago Business also featured him on ‘People on the Move’. Read more…

July 2021 Jawann Pollard

Alumni Achievement, ProfessionalBy Surge AdvisorJuly 3, 2021

Jawann Pollard (CHI’17) has accepted a new role as Associate Director of Undergraduate Admission at Loyola University Chicago.

July 2021 Bridget Lee

Alumni Achievement, ProfessionalBy Surge AdvisorJuly 2, 2021

Bridget Lee (CHI’18) has been promoted to Director of Education Strategy. In her new role, she will support the Chief Education Officer in achieving the CPS Vision: Success Starts Here.…

July 2021 Jennifer Collier

Alumni Achievement, ProfessionalBy Surge AdvisorJuly 2, 2021

July 2021 “We hope that this [program] is just the beginning,” Collier said. “Our students need more of these opportunities to have paid work experiences in their own community. Our students…

Welcome Surge Alumna Osayuware (Tina) Enagbare to Oakland Advisory Board

NewsBy Surge InstituteJuly 1, 2021

(Oakland, CA) The Surge Institute is excited to welcome a dynamic trailblazer to our Local Oakland Advisory Board. Please join us in welcoming Osayuware (Tina) Enagbare (OAK’18)! This is an…

July 2021 Robbie Curry

Alumni Achievement, OtherBy Surge AdvisorJuly 1, 2021

Robbie Curry (CHI’20) is bringing to life his Surge Fellowship Freedom Dreams Project, The Marcus Literacy Project, Inc., which is an education tech company that is building a video game…

July 2021 Ngozi Harris

Alumni Achievement, ProfessionalBy Surge AdvisorJuly 1, 2021

Ngozi Harris (CHI’19) was recently featured on a segment for ‘Our Chicago,’ highlighting the work of Youth Guidance’s WOW program and its impact on girls in Chicago and beyond. See…

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