Her role teaching as an adjunct English professor at TCC before moving to North Carolina She now plans to spend the next year continuing Schools program at FAMU Developmental Research School, which helps bridge the gapįor children with reading deficiencies. Related to her passion for education and literacy, now with the North Florida Freedom After becoming adjusted to Tallahassee, she continued to find work McClarey was working as a language coach at Sheridan Hills Elementary when she tookĪ one-year leave of absence to move to Tallahassee and get acclimated to her renewed Her twin sons, Aaron and Aubrey,īoth former members of the Marching “100” who graduated with degrees in music compositionĪnd the music industry respectively, are exploring their entrepreneurial opportunities Kappa, a professional organization for educators. President, the National Council of Negro Women, and serving as historian for Phi Delta Since becoming a Rattler, McClarey has thrived alongside her children, becoming anĪctive member of organizations such as the FAMU English Guild, where she served as The IGNITE/TCC2FAMU program, which guarantees admissions to those who meet certain Who first took several classes at Tallahassee Community College (TCC) and earned anĪssociate of arts degree with honors, then transferred her credits to FAMU through The twins were soon followed by their mom, “In summer 2014, Madelyn McClarey’s son, moved into a dorm at FAMU first and was later IGNITE transfer student and future doctoral candidate! 2017 Black Enterprise Tech Connect Pitch Competition Top 3.2nd Place Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University 2015 Research Award.2nd Place Leon County Research Development Authority Tech Grant Competition.
Of Energy’s Brookhaven National Laboratory and Center for Plasma Science and Technology Research in the field of astrophysics and condensed matter physics at the U.S. He received hands-on training in scientific In Physics from Florida A & M University and Masters of Science in Aeronautics atĮmbry-Riddle Aeronautical University. Reamonn Soto, a transfer student from Tallahassee Community College, holds a Bachelor of Science Whatever your goal, you can get there ifĬEO & Founder, Sensatek Propulsion Technology As she quotes Oprah Winfrey, “the big secret Now pursuing her master’s degree in journalism, she would one day like toīecome a professor of journalism and mentor like those who supported and inspired Went on to serve as Special Projects Field Producer for WAAY-TV in Huntsville, Alabma.īrittany currently serves on the photographer team for the E. She alsoīecame a finalist for SPJ Mark of Excellence award for Television In-Depth ReportingĪnd was ranked third for SEJC region "Best TV Hard News Reporter" award. Over 20 articles and covered several breaking news events in Tallahassee. Work in journalism, both behind and in front of the camera, Brittany has published Internship with the “Sunday Morning Show” at CBS News in New York City.
Brittany went on to serve as a meteorologistĪnd breaking news reporter for FAMU TV-20. With a published sports article in Journey Magazine, she became a finalist for the “Society of Professional Journalists” Mark of ExcellenceĪward for a Non-Fiction Magazine Article. Sports Editor and Photo Editor for The Famuan student newspaper. Collins worked as a correspondent and ultimately Deputy
With great determination, passionĪnd ambition, she accepted the challenge and graduated with her bachelor’s degreeįrom the FAMU School of Journalism and Graphic Communication.ĭuring her tenure at FAMU, Ms. Petersburg College and FAMU Alum, continues to set trendsĪnd pave the way for other prospective transfer students. Brittany Collins, a transfer student from St.
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