Meritxell Ambrocio, a junior from Ellisville, Mississippi, is the recipient of the Asbury Foundation Council Scholarship and the Vicki L. and Harry A. Sneed Council Scholarship. Majoring in International Studies and Spanish, with a concentration in international governance and politics, she is a member of the Croft Institute and the Sally McDonnell Barksdale Honors College. She serves as an ambassador for the Croft Institute, as well as the secretary of the institute’s Diversity and Engagement Committee. This year, she will serve on the Croft student senate. She is also a member of the Latin American Student Organization. Additionally, she is a member of the Pride of the South marching band, where she plays trombone. During her time at Ole Miss, Meritxell has participated in helping a family in the Delta region recreate a local forest by planting trees. She has dedicated her time to being an ESL tutor for students at the Oxford Intermediate School and Oxford Middle School. She volunteered with the AmeriCorps Mission Acceleration program as a tutor to accelerate reading achievement for children in Mississippi. In the summer of 2025, Meritxell completed a two-month internship in Bali, Indonesia, with Terra Water Indonesia. This was an opportunity she had thanks to the UM Experiential Learning in East Asia as she was awarded the Freeman Grant. Meritxell has also been named to the Chancellor’s Honor Roll for her high academic. In her free time, she enjoys spending time with friends and family.

Davis Brewer, a sophomore from Mount Juliet, Tennessee, is the recipient of the Karen Bell Moore Council Scholarship. He is a graduate of Wilson Central High School, where he served as class president, co-captain for the varsity soccer team and DECA president. On campus he is a member of the Phi Delta Theta Fraternity and the Sally McDonnell Barksdale Honors College. He works as an Intern in the UM Development Office. He has been named to the Chancellor Honor’s Roll every semester since beginning at Ole Miss.

Fun Fact: Outside of school, Davis loves being outdoors and enjoys playing soccer, fishing, golfing, and shooting skeet.

Andrea Brohawn is an incoming Freshmen OMWC Scholar from Tupelo, MS, awarded the Stephanie Gibson Barrett Council Scholarship. At Tupelo High School, Andrea served as President of the National Honor Society, Vice President of the National English Honor Society, and was a member of several other academic and community service clubs. She was named THS’s Student of Merit, awarded membership in THS’s Hall of Fame, and was voted THS’s Class of 2025 “Most Talented.” Andrea has also been honored with acceptance into the Sally McDonnell Barksdale Honors College, and she is so excited to be at Ole Miss!

My anticipated major: Allied Health Studies

Hey! My name is Ethan Campbell and I am from Pass Christian, Mississippi. I am dual majoring in Secondary English Education and Music, with hopes of becoming a choir director alongside teaching. I’ve always loved learning—whether it’s exploring new ideas, developing creative skills, or helping others discover their passions—and I’m excited to turn that passion into a teaching career. Outside of academics, I enjoy capturing meaningful moments and creative perspectives through photography. I am looking forward to connecting with new people and contributing to the community here at Ole Miss!

Nadia Corder, a junior from Pascagoula, Mississippi, is the recipient of the Ole Miss Women’s Council Julia Grimes Council Scholarship. Majoring in Special Education, she is a member of the Mississippi Excellence in Teaching Program and the Sally McDonnell Barksdale Honors College. In high school, Nadia was the valedictorian for Pascagoula High School Class of 2022, in the Hall of Fame, a drum major, and participated in many other organizations and volunteer services. Since arriving at Ole Miss in the fall of 2022, she has been involved with various school and community activities including Night to Shine, intramural soccer and water polo, and the Buddy Walk. Last summer Nadia interned with the Pascagoula Police Department. She is involved with the Ole Miss Special Olympics, The Bridge Program and attends church at Pine Lake in Oxford. In her free time Nadia enjoys cooking, listening to music, and spending time with her family and friends. Fun fact: Nadia was on “Good Morning America” and she can walk on stilts.

Ben Curry, a junior from Brandon, Mississippi, is the recipient of the Kathryn Healy Hester Council Scholarship and the Celia Carter Muths Council Scholarship. Pursuing a B.A. in Music, he is a member of the Sally McDonnell Barksdale Honors College. While at the university, Ben has played with the Ole Miss Wind Ensemble, the Mississippians Jazz Ensemble, and the Pride of the South Marching Band, among others. As a composer, he has written music for electronics, solo, chamber, and large ensembles, with multiple projects set to premiere in Spring 2025. He is also an undergraduate assistant and livestream operator for the Living Music Resource, a group that aids and organizes artist residencies and masterclasses at the university, as well as produces the LMR Live Show. Fun Fact: He loves taking road trips in his Prius, Nathaniel!

Cameron Davis, a sophomore from Meridian, MS is the recipient of the Rachel McPherson Council Scholarship and the Lindsay Kirkley Clemons Council Scholarship. Majoring in Psychology at Ole Miss, she is a member of the Rebelettes dance team. While in high school, Cameron participated in National Honor Society, Beta Club, Mu Alpha Theta, and was a Lamar School Varsity Cheerleader and member of the Tennis Team. Cameron was also a member of the Junior Auxiliary Crown Club, Dusty Social Service Club, Youth Leadership Lauderdale, a Teen Spokesperson for the Mississippi Commission for Volunteer Service, and a member of the inaugural class of the Mississippi Secretary of State Student Ambassador Program. At Ole Miss, she is a member of Delta Delta Delta Sorority. Fun Fact: In her free time, Cameron enjoys spending time with family and friends, volunteering, traveling, and reading.

Madison DeVaul of Brandon, Mississippi, is a recipient of the Catherine “Kitty” Bryan Dill Memorial Council Scholarship and the Susan Barksdale Howorth Council Scholarship, and is majoring in Secondary English Education. She is also a fellow of the Mississippi Excellence in Teaching Program. Madison served as an Orientation Coordinator and an M Power Leader during the summer of 2025, where she, along with 60 other leaders, helped welcome all the incoming freshmen and helped them get acquainted with campus. Madison is involved in the Black Student Union, the UM NAACP, the Ole Miss ambassador program, the UM Line Dancing Club, and is currently a residential assistant in Brown Hall. Fun Fact: Madison’s favorite place to eat in Oxford is Oxford Burger Company!

Benton Donahue is studying at University of Mississippi in pursuit of his undergraduate degree in music education with a vocal emphasis. He is the recipient of the Mary Donnelly Haskell Music Scholarship through the Ole Miss Women’s Council scholarship program. Benton is also an undergraduate assistant for the Living Music Resource, and the recipient of the 2025 Stamps Impact Prize.

At Ole Miss he is very active within the Music Department, singing and playing for several of their ensembles. These include the University of Mississippi Concert Singers, Men’s Glee, Women’s Glee, and University Chorus. He is a member of the Ole Miss American Choral Director’s Association Student Chapter, of which he serves as President. Benton also works in the Music Department office as the Communications Assistant coordinating projects and events.

Within the community Benton is the Assistant Artistic Director and Pianist for the Oxford Civic Chorus. He is serving as a scholarship singer at Oxford-University United Methodist Church, secured his American Guild of Organist membership, and is in the voice studio of Dr. Jos Milton. He also works closely with the Center Players Community Theatre as music director and rehearsal pianist for their productions.

After graduation Benton plans to pursue his master’s degree in choral conducting.

Colin Doyle, a sophomore scholar from McComb, Mississippi, is the recipient of the Lena Mitchell Marquette Council Scholarship. He is an Accounting major and has been honored as a Provost Scholar. Colin is an active member of Sigma Nu Fraternity and is serving on their executive board as a rush chairman. He is involved with the Interfraternity Council where he was selected as a Rho Alpha for the 2025 recruitment process. He attends PineLake Church regularly and serves as a greeter/usher each Sunday. Colin also is an active particpant of Campus Outreach where he attends weekly meetings and served on a mission trip to Matanzas, Cuba this past spring break.

Mack Fountain of Oxford, Mississippi is the recipient of the Donna Ruth Else Roberts OMWC Scholarship as well as the Oxford Business Women’s Initiative Council Scholarship. He is a sophomore, majoring in Finance under the Center for Manufacturing Excellence Program. Currently, Mack participates in the philanthropy committee, serves as the DEI chair, serves as a judicial board member, and serves as a new member educator for his fraternity. In his free time, Mack enjoys running, live music, fishing, hunting, and watersports.

Bayleigh Francis, a sophomore from Byhalia, Mississippi, is the recipient of the Sarah Meisenheimer Council Scholarship and the Marjorie Wallace Peddle Council Scholarship. She is majoring in Allied Health Studies on the 2+2 Nursing track at Ole Miss. She is a member of the University of Mississippi Pre-Nursing Society, Ole Miss chapter of the Golden Key Honor Society and Provost Scholars. She is a graduate of Lewisburg High School, where she was Captain of the Sparkle cheer team, member of the National Honors Society, Interact Club and Sign Language club. She was also on the Executive Leadership Board for Burg Buddies and the Student Leadership Team. Outside of school, Bayleigh is a 4-H National qualifier for .22 rifle. Fun Fact: In her free time, she enjoys cooking, hunting, and spending time with friends.

Josh Hartz is a sophomore scholar from McComb, MS, and recipient of the Sally McDonnell Barksdale Council Scholarship and the Gloria Clark Cox Council Scholarship. In high school, Josh was a member of the National Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta, the Administrator’s List, the ACT 25+ Club, the FlexFactor Program, the Student Council, and the Chess Team, and was voted Most School Spirit. He was the Vice-President and President of the Fellowship of Christian Students. He was also the captain of the Math and Science Team and captain of the Academic Competition Quiz Bowl Team. Josh is majoring in Business on the Pre-Physical Therapy track. Since at Ole Miss, Josh has served on Orientation, the Student Activities Association on both Homecoming and Entertainment Committee, Special Olympics, Big Event Logistics Committee, Rebelthon Miracle Family Relations Committee, Cru Stakeholders, Oxford Night to Shine Prom, and the Mississippi Journey College Retreat weekend. He has had the opportunity to go on a mission trip to Belize with Ole Miss Cru and lead a small group. Fun Fact: Josh loves going to the movies and Lamar Park with his friends.

Hello, my name is Anna Kate Hammer! I’m from Franklin, TN! I plan to major in Biological Sciences and Neuroscience, as a pre-med track for pediatrics! I love anything and everything nature, art, and collecting rocks and patches!

Mimi Harvey is an OMWC Sophomore Scholar from Greenwood, MS. She was awarded the Martha Dale Fritts Scholarship and is a student of the Sally McDonnell Barksdale Honors College. She is an Allied Health: Pre-Dental major with a double minor in Public Policy Leadership (Trent Lott Leadership Institute) and Digital Media Studies. Mimi is currently a member of Ole Miss Smile Makers, Black Student Union, Honor’s College Minority Engagement Council, and Active Minds. Her hobbies include working on her small business, crafting, hanging out with friends, and most importantly, helping other people. She is motivated by the scripture, Jeremiah 29:11.

Alexis Renee Heath, a sophomore from Jackson, Mississippi, is a recipient of the Lillian Graham Carson Memorial Council Scholarship and Paula Salter Council Scholarship.  A member of the Sally McDonnell Barksdale Honors College, she is majoring in business marketing and was named to the Chancellor’s Honor Roll during both semesters of her freshman year. Alexis Renee serves as an Ole Miss Ambassador and Greek Ambassador. She is a member of the Student Activities Association, Student Alumni Council, and Ole Miss Women in Business. Alexis Renee is an active member of Delta Delta Delta sorority, where she serves on the Membership Committee. Alexis Renee enjoys serving her community and volunteers with several organizations, such as the More Than A Meal, Ole Miss Big Event, and various fundraisers for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital.

Fun Fact: In her free time, Alexis Renee enjoys walks at Lamar Park, reading, and spending time with friends and family.

Afnane Houjhouj is a freshman scholar born in Morocco and raised in Tupelo, MS. Afnane is planning to double major in Public Health, with a pre-med emphasis, as well as doing the Arabic Flagship program. Afnane is the recipient of the Mildred Center Scholarship

My name is Hallie Ingram, and I’m from Oxford, Mississippi! I plan on majoring in Communication Sciences and Disorders and minoring in Spanish. My favorite thing to do in Oxford is go for a walk and grab the best coffee in town at Caffecitos. At Ole Miss, I’m looking forward to experiencing all the sports as a student and getting to know so many new people!

Elise Jackson is a Freshman OMWC Scholar from Oxford, Mississippi, awarded the Lena Mitchell Marquette Council Scholarship. Elise attended Oxford High School where she played soccer for the girls’ team and was involved in many service-oriented clubs. She is majoring in Computer Science at Ole Miss and has been accepted into the Sally McDonnell Barksdale Honors College. Elise’s interests include math, problem solving, and emerging technologies. Since beginning Ole Miss, Elise serves on the Community Service Committee for the Engineering Study Body Council. Additionally, Elise is involved with her sorority, Chi Omega, participating in various philanthropy and service projects.

Kobe Jones is a Freshman OMWC Scholar from Oxford, MS, awarded the John P. and Wanda Alice Henderson Council Scholarship. He is majoring in Applied Health Sciences at Ole Miss with a plan to eventually attend medical school. Kobe played basketball all four years at Oxford High School and served as team Co-Captain. He was a member of the National Honor Society, One Community, and HOSA Future Health Professionals. He also volunteered as a Bolt Breakfast Leader, serving in a mentor capacity to 4^th and 5^th boys. At Ole Miss, Kobe has joined several student organizations including the LSMAMP IMAGE (Louis Stokes Mississippi Alliance for Minority Participation & Increasing Minority Access to Graduate Education) Program and the Men of Excellence organization. Kobe enjoys playing basketball, working out, watching sports, and spending time with friends.

Dylan Bradford May is an accounting major with a minor in real estate at the University of Mississippi. A dedicated student, he is a proud member of Phi Delta Theta fraternity and the Beta Alpha Psi Honor Society, where he demonstrates his commitment to academic excellence and leadership. Currently, Dylan is gaining valuable professional experience as an intern at the University of Mississippi Foundation. Outside of his academic and career pursuits, he enjoys spending his free time on the golf course or fishing, embracing his passion for the outdoors.

Avery Martin is a Sophomore OMWC Scholar from Batesville, Mississippi, awarded the Sandra Guest Council Scholarship. She is a Provost Scholar. She is a psychology major on the pre-med and pre-law track. She is a part of the Golden Key Chapter which is rooted in academics, leadership, and service also putting her at the top 15% of her class. In her sophomore year, Avery joined Kappa Alpha Pi, which is a pre-law and government fraternity. During Avery’s Fall freshman semester at Ole Miss, she joined the Ole Miss Book Club, University of Mississippi’s Psych Club, and Cru. Avery has volunteered with the University of Mississippi’s Unity and Resilience Organization, Love Packs, More than a Meal, Love Letters, Angel Buddies, Project Redesign, and was a social media ambassador for Ole Miss Giving Day 2025. Avery participated in and represented Magnolia Healthcare Center in the University of Mississippi’s Suicide Prevention Walk. Avery completed her freshman and sophomore fall semester on the Chancellor’s list.

Avery graduated from Magnolia Heights Highschool where Avery was on the St. Jude team, Operation Christmas Child team, Homecoming Committee, and Lead Club. She also served as Project Chairman of The National Honor Society and Commissioner of Orientation on the High School Student Council. She was also instrumental in re-establishing the Magnolia Heights Interact Club and served as its Treasurer. FUN FACT: Avery loves to travel and plans to use the GLC for a study abroad in 2026!

Reese Milstead is a senior from Kansas City, Kansas, and the recipient of the Gloria Dodwell Council Scholarship and the Shirley Wagner Crawford Council Scholarship. She is majoring in Communication Sciences and Disorders with minors in Public Health and Psychology. After acquiring her bachelor’s degree, Reese will be attending graduate school to earn her master’s degree to be a Speech-Language Pathologist. She is a Provost Scholar, a member of the National Society of Collegiate Scholars, a member of the National Student Speech Language Hearing Association, a member of the American Speech and Hearing Association, and a student ambassador for the PULSE Leadership Conference. Reese has served as Vice President of Programming for Delta Gamma, been a member of the CUB Lab in the Psychology department, and has been involved with many service projects, like Night to Shine, Oxford Animal Resource Center, Special Olympics, More than a Meal, and Service for Sight and Gallant Hearts through Delta Gamma. She studied abroad for six weeks in Florence, Italy, and visited fourteen additional cities with the support of the Global Leadership Circle. Reese also attended the ASHA Convention in Seattle, Washington, and is now an active member of the Parkinson’s Support Group in Oxford. Fun Fact: Reese ran her first marathon this year in Nashville!

My name is Madelyn Yahel Parsons, and I was born and raised in Oxford, Mississippi. I’m majoring in Art at Ole Miss, with a focus on Printmaking and Painting, both are my creative outlets and I can’t wait to dive deeper into them.

When I’m not creating art or hanging out with friends, I love hiking and traveling. Exploring new places always gives me fresh ideas and inspiration. I’m really looking forward to all the fun adventures with the Women’s Council and some solo trips in the future. I’m also excited to start my classes, meet new people, and make the most of my time here at Ole Miss!

My name is Laiyla Kerrington Pride. I’m from Batesville, Mississippi, and a proud graduate of South Panola High School. I’m majoring in Biological Sciences, and I plan to attend medical school. My dream is to become an interventional cardiologist, specializing in less invasive procedures using catheter-based treatments. I enjoy learning, gardening, going to church, traveling, reading, listening to music, and spending time with family and friends.  I’m excited to meet new people, make meaningful connections, and have fun at Ole Miss!

Olivia Quin, a senior from Jackson, Mississippi, is the recipient of the Margaret Denton Khayat Council Scholarship and the Celia and John O. Emmerich Jr. Council Scholarship. A Provost Scholar, she is also the recipient of the Herb Dewees Alumni Association Scholarship, the Krebs Journalism Scholarship, the Davidson M-Club All-American Scholarship, the Academic Merit 8 Scholarship, and the 1848 Scholarship.

Majoring in journalism with an emphasis in multimedia news reporting, Olivia specializes in social media, sports communication, and promotion. She has gained hands-on experience working with Turtle Box, the Nashville record label Pump House Records, Grammy Award-winning musician Rebecca Lynn Howard, and Golden West Boots Company — where she creatively developed concepts, shot, and edited all her own content.

Olivia currently interns for the Ole Miss Marketing and Communications department as a content creator. She is a member of Kappa Delta sorority, where she volunteers through various service projects, as well as the Gamma Beta Pi Society, Phi Eta Sigma Society, and the National Society of Scholars. In her free time, Olivia enjoys painting signs and banners for birthday parties, football games, and other special events.

Kelly Robinson is a Freshman OMWC Scholar from Mount Prospect, Illinois, awarded the Nancy Harrelson Akin Council Scholarship and the Nobel and Dorothy Harrelson Council Scholarship. At Prospect High School, Kelly was heavily involved in marching band and advocating for the importance of blood donations and blood cancer awareness causes.

At Ole Miss, Kelly is part of the Trent Lott Leadership Institute, majoring in Public Policy and Spanish, and is a member of the Sally McDonnell Barksdale Honors College. Some of Kelly’s hobbies include traveling, reading, and being outdoors. Since coming to UM, Kelly has become involved on campus through her sorority Alpha Delta Pi and is on the Board of Directors for RebelTHON. She is also a small group leader for Cru and an ambassador for the Honors College.

Kate Riddle is a freshman pharmacy major and a recipient of the Lena Mitchell Marquette Council Scholarship, and member of the Sally McDonnell-Barksdale Honors College. She is a graduate of Lafayette High School, where she was the president of the National Honor Society, vice president of the Beta Club, captain of the Lafayette High School Dance Team, and a student representative for the Mississippi Board of Education. A few of my favorite things are the beach, dance, and live music.

Makayla Russell, a Junior scholar from Hazlehurst, Mississippi, is the recipient of the FedEx Council Scholarship. A provost scholar, she is majoring in Integrated Marketing Communications, with plans to work in the marketing field with an emphasis on public relations and media sales and management. Makayla stays very busy on campus, serving the University as a member of The Columns Society, giving campus tours to prospective students as an Ole Miss Ambassador, and currently serves as a Co-Director of Public Relations for the Student Activities Association, which hosts free events for students, by students. For the past two years, she has served as a Morale Captain in the 12-hour dance marathon, RebelTHON, which raises money and advocates for Children’s Hospital of Mississippi. Makayla is a member of Delta Gamma Sorority and currently serves as Vice President of Member Education for her chapter. Prioritizing her academics, Makayla has been named to the Chancellor’s Honor Roll for her work inside the classroom. She previously served as an Ole Miss Orientation Leader, was apart of the 2022-2023 Chancellor’s Leadership Class, and was a news anchor for NewsWatch Ole Miss. She is excited to continue growing at the University of Mississippi and can’t wait to see what her junior year holds! Fun fact: Makayla studied abroad in Florence, Italy over the summer with fellow OMWC scholar, Reese Milstead.

Addison Smith is a Freshman OMWC Scholar from Batesville, Mississippi, and the recipient of the Mary Jane and Edward R. Wilson Council Scholarship. Addison attended South Panola High School and was a passionate fan of the Tigers sports teams. Addison plans to major in Biological Sciences on the Pre-Med track. She is an IMAGE (Increasing Minority Access to Graduate Education) Rising Star and Tanner Lab member and scholar. She is also a Provost Scholar and member of the Chancellor’s Leadership Class. Addison is also a member of MAPS (Minority Associate for Pre-Medical Students). Addi has really enjoyed supporting Ole Miss sports teams this past fall semester, as well!

Parker Smith is a Sophomore OMWC Scholar from St. Charles, Missouri, awarded the Donna H. Glenn Council Scholarship. Parker is studying Integrated Marketing Communications with an emphasis in Public Relations. Parker currently has an internship as a videographer for Ole Miss Sports Productions, being a team leader for the content of Men’s Golf and Softball. Parker also serves on the executive board for Club Red as the treasurer. Parker has also been actively involved with Cru, a Christian organization on campus, hosting a small group and on the promotional team. Parker is also a part of the Talbert Fellowship for Journalism students and the Public Relations Student Society of America. One of his career goals is to own and operate his own public relations firm.

Madison Spears of Byhalia, Mississippi, is a recipient of the Mildred H. Center Council Scholarship, the Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. Zeta Upsilon Zeta Chapter Scholarship, and the Champion Force Youth Athletics Scholarship. In addition, Madison was selected as a Gates Scholar and member of the The Gates Scholarship Class of 2023 where she was awarded the Gates Scholarship, provided by The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. She is majoring in Nursing and is on the path to becoming a Nurse Practitioner. During her freshman year, she received Chancellor’s honor roll and was inducted into several honor societies. Over the summer, she completed a CNA training program and obtained her CNA license. Madison currently serves as one of the Directors of Community Service for the Black Student Union, the Vice President of Public Relations & Recruitment for the National Society of Collegiate Scholars, and as a member of the Fundraising Committee for the Pre-Nursing Society. She enjoys watching tv shows and movies, playing games and puzzles, hanging out with friends, and serving the community.

Heath Stevens, a senior from Oxford, Mississippi, is the recipient of the Lena Mitchell Marquette Council Scholarship. Majoring in Biomedical Engineering, he is a member of the Sally McDonnell Barksdale Honors College. Heath is a member of Phi Kappa Phi and Tau Beta Pi, the Engineering Honors Society. He serves as Chair of the Facilities and Collections Committee for Grove Grocery, Special Events Coordinator for Operation Smile, an Honors College Ambassador, and volunteers in the Baptist Cancer Center. Heath is also a member of the Biophysical Society, the Biomedical Engineering Society, and the American Cancer Society. Heath has previously worked as a research assistant in the Molecular Biophysics and Engineering Lab and as a research intern at the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute in the McGraw/Patterson Center for Population Sciences. Heath currently works as a research assistant in the Interdisciplinary NanoBioSciences Lab, developing implantable drug delivery devices to improve medication compliance. In his free time, he enjoys reading and playing pickleball.

Jimmil Taylor, from Hurley, Mississippi, was awarded the Patricia Lott Council Scholarship. Jimmil has concluded his coveted position as a Legislative Aid for the Inclusion and Cross-Cultural Engagement committee; now, he is currently serving as the Sports Senator, as voted in by the students of the University, in the Associated Student Body. Jimmil continues to lead as he continues his commitment to Club Red Leadership. Nonetheless, he is a Trent Lott Institute Mentor to entering freshman students of the Public Policy Leadership Program. He continues his love of tennis by playing on the Ole Miss Club Tennis team, as well as being the champion of the University’s Intramurals Tennis. Last semester, Jimmil was awarded the Emergent Young Leader Award by the Interfraternal Council. His leadership and involvement were evermore prevalent as he was selected by Mississippi’s American Legion Boys State program at a step higher than his last year’s position. He is committed to his love of the law field as he continues his third year to hold his position as an assistant at the Law Firm of Alwyn H. Luckey.

Street Toler, a junior from Madison, Mississippi, is the recipient of the Lena Mitchell Marquette Council Scholarship. Majoring in Acounting with a minor in Marketing, he is involved with Ole Miss Ambassador’s, Ole Miss Student Activities Association, and Reformed University Fellowship. He is an active member of Kappa Alpha order serving as Head Recruitment Chair.

Kate Trosclair, a sophomore from Ocean Springs, Mississippi, is the recipient of the Margaret Barker and Phyllis Shane Council Scholarships.  Majoring in Journalism, with an emphasis in political and social justice reporting, and a minor in Law Studies, Kate plans to attend Law School.  Kate is a member of Kappa Delta Sorority where she currently serves as Vice President.  While attending Ole Miss, Kate was named a Provost Scholar and selected to the Chancellor’s Leadership Class.  Kate is a member of numerous honor societies on campus including National Society of Leadership and Success, Order of Omega, and Rho Lambda.  Kate was also named to the Chancellor’s Honor Roll.  In her free time, Kate enjoys spending time with friends and family, traveling, and reading.

Nate Underwood, a freshman from Pearl, Mississippi, is the recipient of the Christine Hickonbottom Council Scholarship. He is majoring in accounting, and minoring in sports administration, with hopes of potentially working for a sports franchise one day. In addition to this, he is a member of the Pride of the South marching band, where he plays the mellophone/French horn. In high school, Nate was a member of the Beta Club and the National Honor Society. He is also a donor to the Mississippi Blood Services, where he still continues to donate regularly. Fun fact: Nate is an avid sports fan and watching sports with family and friends.

Kaitlyn White, a senior from Pelahatchie, Mississippi, is the recipient of the Sarah and James Powell OMWC Scholarship Endowment. Majoring in elementary education, she has been accepted in the Mississippi Excellence in Teaching Program.

In high school she was a part of the varsity volleyball team and president of the students council. While in college, she joined Teachers of Tomorrow (TOT) alongside her other scholarships. As a senior, she started student teaching. She is in a 1st grade classroom at Bramlett! She wants to work with preK-2nd grade students after graduating college.

Fun Fact: Kaitlyn enjoys reading, traveling, spending time with family and friends, and shopping!

Locklyn Wilchynski of McComb, Mississippi, is a recipient of the Prescott Alden Sherman Leadership Council Scholarship and will be majoring in Law Studies at Ole Miss with a minor in Creative Writing as a member of the Sally McDonnell Barksdale Honors College. She has a passion for poetry and has had many of her pieces published in various literary magazines, showcases, and nationwide writing competitions. She also enjoys volunteering and donating to S.A.F.E Inc. in Tupelo. Locklyn’s favorite pastimes are reading, writing, playing her guitar, listening to music, analyzing films, collecting antiques, and spending time with family and friends.

Bella Yant of Oxford, Mississippi, is the recipient of the Jennie Mosby Cochran Council Scholarship and the Elizabeth Brevard Council Scholarship. Bella is a member of the Sally McDonnell Barksdale Honors College, as well as the recipient of Academic Merit, 1848, and Ole Miss Leaders scholarships. At Ole Miss, Bella is a member of Delta Delta Delta Sorority and serves on the Conduct Committee. She also served as Service Chair for Lambda Sigma Honors Society, Project Leader for the Ole Miss Big Event, and on the ASB Philanthropy and Community Service Undersecretary Board. While in high school, Bella founded the Oxford High School Lafayette County Literacy Council Organization. She also served the Oxford community as a weekly More Than a Meal volunteer and active member of her church. Fun Fact:  Bella enjoys taking Pilates classes and spending time with friends and family.