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Kelsey Fort
Location: Tallahassee , FL
Joined: May 26th, 2026

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Political Science student at Florida A&M University with experience in leadership, mentorship, advocacy, and legal environments. Currently serves in leadership roles within BSLS and is a member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated, where she focuses on service, mentorship, and community engagement. Active member of the NAACP and NCNW, demonstrating a strong commitment to civil rights, empowerment, and advocacy within the Black community. Experienced as a Judicial Intern for Judge Miguel de la O and as a Court Reporting Assistant at Perez Court Reporting, gaining exposure to legal research, courtroom procedures, and professional communication. Additional experience includes mentoring through Big Brothers Big Sisters and working as a camp counselor and party host at Urban Air.

Education (request update)

Florida A&M University class of 2028

Undergrad Major: Political Science

Campus Organization:

Alpha Kappa Alpha

Claim To Fame:

My �claim to fame� in college is being heavily involved in leadership, mentorship, and service while always making sure people around me feel supported and included. At my HBCU, I have built a reputation for being dependable, involved, and passionate about helping my community grow. Whether it is through serving in leadership positions, mentoring younger students, organizing events, or advocating for student concerns, I try to leave a positive impact everywhere I go. One of the biggest parts of my college experience has been my involvement in organizations that focus on sisterhood, mentorship, and leadership development. Through these experiences, I have learned how to lead effectively, communicate with others, and create environments where people feel encouraged and valued. I am also proud of my involvement in service and mentorship programs because helping others succeed is something that genuinely matters to me. Academically, being a Political Science student has strengthened my passion for justice, advocacy, and creating change within underserved communities. My long-term goal is to become a civil rights attorney and nonprofit leader, so I try to use every leadership role and opportunity as preparation for that future. I want my college legacy to reflect someone who not only achieved personal success, but also uplifted others along the way. Overall, my �claim to fame� is being known as someone who balances leadership, academics, mentorship, and service while staying true to who I am and representing my HBCU community with pride.

Most Memorable Moment:

Some of my most memorable college moments have been joining BSLS and crossing into Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated. Both experiences played a huge role in shaping my college journey and helped me grow into a stronger, more confident leader. Through BSLS, I gained mentorship, genuine friendships, and a support system that made my transition through college much more meaningful. Crossing Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated was one of the proudest and most unforgettable moments of my life. It represented dedication, perseverance, sisterhood, and becoming part of a legacy much bigger than myself. The experience pushed me mentally and emotionally, but it also showed me the importance of discipline, unity, and resilience. Seeing all of my hard work finally pay off and being able to call myself an AKA was a moment I will never forget. Beyond the celebrations and excitement, the relationships, lessons, and memories I gained from both BSLS and AKA have made my college experience truly special. Those moments reminded me why I chose to attend an HBCU, to grow within a community that uplifts, empowers, and inspires excellence.