"Wings-adult Education" - Strong Stories
Driven by a passion for political activism, Daphne Moore, ’19, came to Meredith to pursue political science, with plans to eventually run for office.
When Jennifer Lynn Campbell, ’18, applied to Meredith as a Wings student, she knew that she wanted to promote social movement and change. She has always had a passion for social justice and wanted to better understand why some people thrive and others struggle.
As one of the youngest in the Wings program and a first-generation college student, psychology major Donna Bahena, ’18, has learned to appreciate her background and use her experiences as a stepping stone for success.
Margaret Gaskin-Tuell, ’18, never stopped painting, and she never gave up on her dream of earning her degree in her craft – a dream that ultimately led her to Meredith College.
Wings student and triple major Tina Salmon, ’17, discovered a talent for leadership and advocacy at Meredith.
Wings student Valerie Lawrence, ’17, was hired as a full-time analyst after completing a summer internship at Credit Suisse.
Interior design major and Wings student Laura Lavigne, ’17, was determined to succeed and kept pushing toward the finish line.
Social work major and Wings student Marianna Chriscoe, '17, will go on to earn her Master of Social Work after graduation.
Wings student Gemma Brodney was drawn to Meredith's programs that prepare grads to work with children and families.
La'Meshia Whittington, '16, is co-founder of TW2 Inc., a nonprofit that she started when she was a teenager.
