Event Date & Time
August 2020
@07.00 pm
Event Location
University of Delaware
Clayton Hall, Newark, DE
Guest Speaker Highlight
MR. ALEXANDER B. CUMMINGS
Guest Speakers
Mr. Alexander B. Cummings is Executive Vice President and Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of The Coca-Cola Company. The CAO structure consolidates key global Corporate functions in a purposeful approach to effectively support the business operations of The Coca-Cola Company. Key global Corporate functions include Legal, Human Resources, Global Community Connections, Strategic Planning, Information Technology, Research & Innovation, Science, Global Quality and Product Integrity, Transformational Productivity and Strategic Security.
Guest Speakers
Our keynote speakers are community and Fortune 500 leaders who motivate and inspire our attendees to live their dreams and make a difference. They challenge us to boldly build what we envision, to beautifully rise above the obstacles of our circumstances, and to boldly explore and fulfill the opportunities that surround us.
CURRENT HONOREES
2018 is a historic year for Liberian Awards. It is the first year we recognize a class of all-female honorees. Yet our honorees were not chosen because they are women but because of their professional accomplishments in Art, Law, and Science are praiseworthy and their collective magnanimity in mentoring Liberian children soldiers, law students, and medical students is laudable. They live the immigrant story powerfully and represent Liberia proudly. Liberian Awards is honored to share and celebrate the inspirational stories of these incredible women.
OUR FOUNDER’s Story
People sometimes ask me why I started Liberian Awards. The shortest answer I can give is to fill a void in our community. I believe that majority of our community lacks awareness of the successes of Liberians in the Diaspora partly because of the size of the Diaspora in comparison to home. I also believe that our youths are beginning to question why our words and actions differ. Too often, we’ve not lived our expectations of them. Read More …
WHY DONATE
Few things are more liberating than an education. Many immigrants and minority college students desperately strive to become liberated from the bleak future of economic poverty. But many of us close our eyes to those students striving and fixate on those who may have given up. Liberian Awards has opened its eyes to the plight of those who aggressively seek liberation through education, those who are often blinded by the harsh realities of lives, and those who would not be able to see their dreams come true without help. Knowing the needs of these high-achieving young immigrants and minorities cannot just be seen, Liberian Awards’ donors have opened their hearts and hands and sponsored scholarships and donated to the organization’s work. But we also need your help. Will you open your hearts and hands to give our students support before they have to give up on an education? Will you invest in liberating them from a bleak future by donating?
SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS
LEUL BULCHA
Wittenberg University
REDIAT UREGESSA
Wittenberg University
OCTAVE ANDJALEPOU
University of D.C.
KAREN DIAZ
Montgomery College
Tatiana Hyman
University of Pennsylvania
Syeda Islam
Temple
Zsari Delaney
Ithaca College
Willie Borkai
Northeastern University
Naweh Diggs
University of Pennsylvania
Mahmud Johnson
Dartmouth College
Jennifer Wilkins
William Mitchell
Pearl Tenny
Aisle Perfect
Hectorlyne Wuor Jarmon
NBC Universal
Ruth Sims
Reading is Fundamental
George Toby
Oral Roberts University
Erlene Olson
Hofstra UniversityPURCHASE TICKETS
FROM SALE TO SEAT: Our pre-purchased tickets process is paperless. Purchase tickets here now. Receive an email confirmation. At the event, come up to our pre-purchased ticket registration table. Give your name. Be escorted to your assigned table. There is no tickets sales at the event.
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ABOUT LIBERIAN AWARDS
Liberian Awards has provided scholarships and mentoring to students from Liberia, Jamaica, United States, and Bangladesh. Our students have studied abroad in Turkey, Spain and South Africa, and attended colleges in New York, New Jersey, Maryland, Minnesota, New Hamshire, Pennsylvania, Oklahoma, and Rhode Island.