Undergraduate Admission

Trinitee Oliver is a freshman biology major double minoring in chemistry and journalism from Baltimore, Maryland. She is interested in obtaining a combined MD/PhD in the future and becoming a physician scientist. She hopes to spend her clinical time as a pediatrician specializing in either rheumatology, dermatology, or nutritional sciences. Although she is unclear of the research she wants to do, she is adamant about discovering something that will assist her in advancing communities for the sake of children. She has always wanted to give back to communities subject to health disparities like Baltimore by creating sustainable clinics that provide workshops for all classifications of health and discounted medicine for those who cannot afford it. She says that she chose Howard not only because it is the best HBCU in the country, but also because there are so many successful African American professionals that she has met who are alumni of this prestigious institution.

Briah Glover is a graduating senior majoring in psychology with a minor in sociology. She works with teenagers to tackle their mental health issues as a mental health first aid responder certified by the state of Maryland, as well as in a volunteer role as a mentor for middle school students. In the summer of 2019, Glover was a research intern at the Rush Alzheimer’s Disease Center (RADC), where she assisted with the Minority Aging Research Project. In fall 2020, she will be a human development intern, training middle schoolers on life skills. She is passionate about research in the field of psychology, specifically as it relates to development and social cognition, and looks forward to performing research with esteemed psychologist Dr. Harrell in Fall 2020. Glover is currently serving in her second term as Editor in Chief of the Bison Yearbook.Glover’s favorite thing about Howard is the University’s history, as well as the students’ and faculty’s commitment to continue making history. She credits Howard with helping her to develop her sense of self confidence and teaching her that taking risks can help propel her forward. Glover chose Howard because she grew up learning about the unique culture that HBCUs provide, and Howard’s combination of HBCU culture and academic excellence made it an obvious choice.

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Christopher Flowers is a computer science major from Columbia, Maryland. He aspires to be an operations research analyst, conducting research in risk management and ecosystem dynamics. He chose to attend Howard because he recognizes the opportunities for growth and potential benefits that become available when enrolled at a prestigious HBCU. Flowers believes that attending Howard will enable him to learn more about himself, as well as his personal and career interests. He plans to use his future research to increase the potential success rate of startups, while minimizing the inherent risk of creating a new one. His interest in small business development comes from his passion for building upon new ideas and bringing those ideas to life.