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Apr 18, 2024

Luther Hodges Scholars Graduation

Join us as we celebrate the graduating Class of 2024 Luther Hodges Scholars on May 10, 2024.

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Apr 3, 2024

The Power of Prioritizing in Decision-Making: A Conversation with Kathryn Black

Caroline White, Class of 2026, highlights a conversation on women and leadership the scholars participated in with Kathryn Black, former strategic advisor and financial services executive with Bank of America.

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Apr 1, 2024

Board of Mentors Spotlight: Rob Mazzoni ‘05

From mentoring scholars, to presenting at events and providing guidance as a member of the program’s Advisory Council, Rob Mazzoni’s contributions to Luther Hodges Scholars have deeply strengthened our community. Read more about Rob’s story and his impact on the program.

Scholar Spotlight

Nora Elsayed

Nora Elsayed ’25 is from Germantown, Maryland. As a Business Administration and Media/Journalism double major, Nora’s professional interests include financial literacy, marketing, and DEI initiatives. Nora decided to become a Kenan Scholar as the program aligns with her desire to help combat racial inequality and promote financial literacy within underrepresented communities. In addition to being […]

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Nora Elsayed

Research | Jul 18, 2023

The Effect of Political Affiliation on Consumer Preferences for Sustainability Marketing Messages

As issues like climate change begin to worsen, sustainability initiatives are becoming increasingly important to counteract negative impacts on our planet. However, not everyone places the same importance on sustainability.

Research | Jul 18, 2023

The Effect of Political Affiliation on Consumer Preferences for Sustainability Marketing Messages

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