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Guest: Donovan Colquitt
Website www.donovancolquitt.com www.scholarskey.com
Social Media @donovancolquitt @thescholarskey
Donovan, owner and founder of The Scholar’s Key, is a leading advocate for increasing college access and success for underrepresented minoritized youth. He is the author of “The Scholar’s Key: How You Can Unlock Your Dreams as a Teen,” which he wrote during his senior year of high school to motivate teens to apply for scholarships after winning $1.25 million in scholarships. Donovan mentors students on how to have their college education completely paid for through earning scholarships. A graduate of the University of Michigan-Ann Arbor, where he earned a bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering with a minor in sustainable engineering, Donovan came to Purdue University, where he was awarded three fellowships, including the GEM Fellowship and the Graduate Research Fellowship from the National Science Foundation, to undertake his research for his Ph.D. in Engineering Education. He is also pursuing a master's in STEM Education Leadership. As an engineering education researcher, Donovan seeks to understand how underrepresented minoritized youth leverage engineering and entrepreneurship to build businesses and impact their communities. Donovan’s long-term goal is to develop K-12 research and innovation centers across major cities in the United States.
Website: Thesuccessjourneyshow.com
Email: [email protected]
Instagram: @successjourneyshow
Facebook: @successjourneyshow
Twitter: @success_show
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Guest: Donovan Colquitt
Website www.donovancolquitt.com www.scholarskey.com
Social Media @donovancolquitt @thescholarskey
Donovan, owner and founder of The Scholar’s Key, is a leading advocate for increasing college access and success for underrepresented minoritized youth. He is the author of “The Scholar’s Key: How You Can Unlock Your Dreams as a Teen,” which he wrote during his senior year of high school to motivate teens to apply for scholarships after winning $1.25 million in scholarships. Donovan mentors students on how to have their college education completely paid for through earning scholarships. A graduate of the University of Michigan-Ann Arbor, where he earned a bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering with a minor in sustainable engineering, Donovan came to Purdue University, where he was awarded three fellowships, including the GEM Fellowship and the Graduate Research Fellowship from the National Science Foundation, to undertake his research for his Ph.D. in Engineering Education. He is also pursuing a master's in STEM Education Leadership. As an engineering education researcher, Donovan seeks to understand how underrepresented minoritized youth leverage engineering and entrepreneurship to build businesses and impact their communities. Donovan’s long-term goal is to develop K-12 research and innovation centers across major cities in the United States.
Website: Thesuccessjourneyshow.com
Email: [email protected]
Instagram: @successjourneyshow
Facebook: @successjourneyshow
Twitter: @success_show