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Asia Tillison Research Paper

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Name: Asia Tillison
Major: Social Work
Campus Involvement: President& Founder of Sisterhood of Success Organization,
Peer Mentor, Sga Senate Member, Social Work Club Member, National Society of Leadership & Success (Sigma Alpha PI),
Asia Tillison was born July 27,1993, and was raised by her grandmother Mary Tillison in Wilmington , Delaware. After her college career she aspires to continue to work with the adolescents in impoverished areas while working in school settings and participating in Community work. One of her main aspirations is to start her own non- profit organization geared towards young females. Asia truly believes that all ladies are queens with the assistance to reach their full potential.
Platform:
Embrace your Inner

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