Jayden Van Buren

United African American Men Inc. President Adrian Consonary Jr. is an honorable man who sets great examples inside and outside of school. Consonary began his presidency of the Genesis chapter of UAAM on Aug. 24 after a vote by organization members. At the age of 16 Consonary received a royal crest after he was knighted at the age of 16 to signify his transition from boyhood to manhood. The symbols on the crest symbolize leadership, integrity, love, engineering and belief.

Madison Johnson currently serves as Miss Sophomore for the 2021 and 2022 academic school year. Johnson’s major is mass communication. She is from Dallas, Texas. “One of my immediate short term goals will be to get through this semester,” Johnson said. “I was recently accepted into honors college so that’s exciting and I want to continue my 4.0 gpa and then my long term goals would basically be to graduate with honors.

Freshman Kamerius Palmer is an advoate of the Call Me MISTER (Mentors Instructing Students Toward Effective Role models) program. "I always wanted to come to Grambling State, but I never did have a major so my senior year when I was introduced to the Call Me MISTER program, I finally had a major and that is when I first decided to come to Grambling State University," he said. Call Me MISTER just celebrated its first-year anniversary.