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The first Rising Scholars students to graduate from the Moore School are already realizing bright futures and are on the path to fulfilling careers.

The Rising Scholars program, which entered its fifth year in 2022-23, connects underserved South Carolina students pursuing degrees within the Moore School with key opportunities and resources across campus. In the program, students attend a tailored session of the University 101 first-year experience course; participate in social, academic and professional development activities; network with successful alumni; connect with faculty and peer mentors; receive personal finance education; and more.

Students in the program with financial need receive a renewable scholarship each academic year. Rising Scholars reside in a living and learning community during their freshman year and have access to peer tutors and ad hoc academic resources.

SYNOVIA BELL

(’22 business administration and finance)

Began working in June 2022 as a wealth analyst at Truist in Charlotte, North Carolina.

ALISA BERINDEA

(’22 marketing, ’22 MIB)

Graduated in December 2022 with her Master of International Business degree focusing on global strategy and is currently job searching in New York City.

EUDREON “KING” CURRY

(’21 operations and supply chain, minor in sport and entertainment management)

Began a position in January 2022 as a transportation manager for Werner Enterprises in West Columbia, South Carolina.

KIARA FLEMING

(’22 management and finance, ’23 expected graduation MHR)

Currently enrolled in the Master of Human Resources program.

GABBI RHUE

(’22 management, ’23 expected graduation MHR)

Currently enrolled in the Master of Human Resources program and works full time as an administrative assistant in the Moore School.

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