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Personal Narrative: My Nobles Journey

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I remember when my brother introduced me to Brother-to-Brother, an affinity group for men of color to create a community within themselves and get involved in the broader Nobles community. The group made me feel welcome and now as a senior, I try to be that same mentor to all the new kids. I enjoy connecting with the group through meaningful activities such as participating in the Walk For Hunger to raise money for hungry people. This group has played a big role in the success of my Nobles career and I hope to find a similar experience in college.

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