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Clinton College Students Honored as 2024 White House HBCU Scholars

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Clinton College, Rock Hill, SC—Clinton College proudly celebrated the achievement of two of its brightest students, the 2024 White House HBCU Scholars. Miss Ayanna Anderson, a senior business administrator from Charlotte, North Carolina, and Mr. Benz Joseph, a sophomore majoring in business administration and the reigning homecoming king originally from Paris, France, received this prestigious recognition.

The White House Initiative on Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) selected Ayanna and Benz for their outstanding academic achievements, leadership skills, and commitment to their communities. The selection places them among an elite group of students nationwide who exemplify excellence at their respective institutions.

Miss Ayanna Anderson's journey at Clinton College was marked by her academic rigor, leadership roles, and passion for business. Her dedication to her studies and involvement in campus activities made her a standout candidate for this honor. Ayanna's commitment to positively impacting her community and beyond reflects the values Clinton College instills in its students.

Mr. Benz Joseph, who hails from Paris, France, brought an international perspective to the Clinton College community. As Homecoming King, Benz was recognized for his academic excellence, charismatic leadership, and active participation in campus life. His journey from Paris to Rock Hill is a testament to his determination and ambition, which undoubtedly contributed to his selection as a White House HBCU Scholar.

This recognition is not only a testament to the hard work and dedication of Ayanna and Benz but also a reflection of the support and guidance provided by Clinton College's faculty and administration. As White House HBCU Scholars, they were expected to continue their journey of excellence, representing Clinton College on a national stage and inspiring future generations of students.

Golden Bear Pride resonated throughout the Clinton College campus as the community came together to celebrate this significant achievement. Congratulations to Ayanna Anderson and Benz Joseph for their well-deserved recognition as 2024 White House HBCU Scholars. Clinton College and The A.M.E. Zion Church are immensely proud of both of you!

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