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Alumni News | 06/29/2021
By: Coca-Cola Scholars Foundation

June 2021 Accolades

Katori Hall (1999) won a Pulitzer Prize for her play, The Hot Wing King.
Alejandro Garcia Escobar Plascencia (2017) has been named a Rangel Fellow.

Alejandro is a senior at Georgetown University majoring in Culture and Politics with a minor in German. His focus is on geography and genocide — specifically, thinking about how communities navigate conflict.

Throughout his studies, Alejandro has had the chance to study in Germany, Cambodia, and Rwanda. He will attend Harvard Kennedy School where he will pursue a Master degree in Public Policy.
Damon Wilson (1991) was selected as the next president of the National Endowment for Democracy (NED).
Michael Tubbs (2008) is releasing his first memoir, The Deeper the Roots, in August, and it’s available now for pre-sale.
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