Sen. Parker hosts Black college expo, aids promising students
DOWNTOWN BROOKLYN — STATE SEN. KEVIN PARKER HOSTED A BLACK COLLEGE EXPO AT LONG ISLAND UNIVERSITY this week, providing students and families the opportunity to explore higher education options while celebrating Black community achievements.
The event connected attendees with colleges, scholarships, and informative workshops. Parker presented two $1,000 donations to deserving students, highlighting his dedication to supporting education.
Parker said in a statement to the Brooklyn Eagle, “I am truly honored to have spearheaded the Black College Expo, an impactful event that uplifts our youth and showcases the limitless opportunities higher education provides. By linking students to crucial resources and pathways to success, we are not just opening doors—we are unlocking their potential for a brighter, more promising future.”
Dr. Teresa Price, Founder of the National College Resources Foundation and Black College Expo, noted the event’s success in helping students achieve their college aspirations with over $100,000 in scholarships provided so far.
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