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Diamond Allen '18 Recognized as Ohio University Blackburn/Spencer Scholar

Posted April 27, 2020 in Articles

Congratulations to alumna Diamond Allen, Class of 2018, who was awarded the Blackburn/Spencer Scholarship from Ohio University's Division of Student Affairs and Division of Diversity and Inclusion!

Diamond is studying Psychology and Women's Gender and Sexuality. She is a resident assistant on campus and a member of the Margaret Boyd Scholars. Diamond was recognized for her leadership in creating a program for her residents who wrote over 70 encouraging cards to children involved with Court Appointed Special Advocates. Diamond aspires to become a counselor and create something meaningful for her community.

Way to go Diamond!