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11/7/2022
Annually TJFACT connects with local high schools to award the Terrence L. Evans Achievers Scholarship. Named after TJFACT’s CEO and President, this scholarship is awarded to deserving students who have demonstrated achievement in their studies despite their circumstances and who seek to advance their education at the collegiate level. Awarded students are free to apply these scholarships towards tuition, books, or any other expenses associated with their transition to the college environment. Once these students begin their freshman year of college, they are offered a paid internship with TJFACT to begin their careers in the corporate world. Here are their stories.
Check out this rising star!!! Jenise is a rising third year Computer Science major at the Georgia Institute of Technology. She is a member of the National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE), the Society of Women Engineers (SWE), and Georgia Tech’s African American Student Union (AASU). She will serve on the Executive Board of Georgia Tech’s Minorities at the College of Computing (M@CC) for the 2022-23 school year, in addition to being the Vice President of GIFTED (God’s Ministry Flowing Through Every Disciple), a Christian ministry on campus. She is a Spring ‘22 initiate of the Nu Beta chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated, and currently serves on their Financial Committee. She also recently joined HexLabs, a nonprofit organization that partners with Georgia Tech.
In addition to her TJFACT internship, Jenise has spent this summer interning at Delta Airlines under their IT Department. We are so proud of the hard work that Jenise has been putting in, we know with her work ethic and good heart that her possibilities are endless!
“An integral part of our company is to give back to those in need, TJFACT employees want to be of service and make a difference in the area they live.”
CEO – Terrence Evans
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