North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University recently unveiled the fall 2026 cohort of February One Scholars, comprising 16 outstanding students from various states. The scholars average a GPA of 4.18 and are committed to leadership and community service.
Highlights of the February One Scholars Program:
- Inspiration: Named after the A&T Four, who sparked the national sit-in movement, the program embodies the spirit of principled leadership and collective action.
- Scholarship: Recipients receive a fully funded, four-year scholarship covering tuition, housing, and fees, alongside enrichment programs.
- Curriculum: Scholars engage in a developmental curriculum focused on research and practical experiences to prepare them for impactful careers.
Featured Scholars:
- Makenzi Sloan Allen (Julian, NC) – Psychology major focused on forensic psychology.
- Kameryn Brintley (Gastonia, NC) – Elementary education major aiming for a career in special education.
- Jadyn Bronson (East Brunswick, NJ) – Nursing major with aspirations to become a registered travel nurse.
- Bailey Cherry (King of Prussia, PA) – Double majoring in psychology and mass communications to influence health policy.
- Jaiden Elbert (Baltimore, MD) – Political science major, aspiring to be an international human rights lawyer.
Each scholar aims to make significant contributions to their communities through their future careers. The program not only provides financial aid but also fosters essential skills and experiences to uphold the legacy of the February One activists.
