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Alumni News | 03/19/2020
By: Coca-Cola Scholars Foundation

March 2020 Connections

Courtney Lynn (1996, middle), a Coke Scholars Coach, visited two of her coachees, Keyana Zahiri (2019) and Anna Kimata (2018) at Brown University.
2015 Scholars Kathleen Schwind, Esteban Abeyta, and Clara Ma went to the London Eye courtesy of the Great Britain Coca-Cola office.
Angela Orange (1998) ran into Angela Harrell (1991) at the Atlanta Junior Achievement gala.
Every year, the Ron Clark Academy hosts The Amazing Shake, a competition that develops professional skills for the next generation of leaders. The final students are flown to NYC for the final leg of the race. TJ Abrams (2001) is a member of their Board of Directors, and called Sue Suh (1992) to ask if she could host their top 7 students at TIME, and she did! The finalists had to choose 3 photos from 2019 that best represented the year to go on the cover of TIME Magazine. Sue said it was one of the best experiences she’s had.
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