JORDAN JENNINGS
Jordan Jennings is a Professional Master’s of Business Administration Scholar seeking a dynamic marketing position that will leverage her insights, creativity and service skills. Hailing from Atlanta,Georgia but also having grown up in 6 different states and overseas in Germany, Jordan’s best characteristic is resilience. Growing up as a military child has truly shaped her into the person she is today; A self-motivated, problem solving, and relationship-builder with a passion for understanding people and the culture that moves them. Her campus involvement includes: membership in The Beta Alpha Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.; Student Government Association, where she was the Homecoming Event Vendor Management Chair; National Coucncil of Negro Women (NCNW) nonprofit organization, where she served as Treasurer and Miss Purple & Black on NCNW’s Royal Court; PepsiCo Brand Ambassador; and Regions Bank Brand Ambassador. She is also a proud volunteer member of Second Harvest of the Big Bend and Tallahassee Urban League. Jordan enjoys traveling, fellowshiping with friends & family, trying new restaurants, and being outdoors in her spare time. She also believes that the most fulfillment in life is found in the joy brought on by the little things.
I Could Make Chicago a Thing
The Chicago Crusader has shown us a great time, and they have also been challenging me to do things that I am not naturally comfortable with. I’m actually a published journalist now, which is crazy because I am not a great writer, but it is still cool to say that some of my work has been published.
A Message to The Chevy DTU Fellows: Boot Camp Opening Remarks
Introducing Michelle Matthews-Alexander, Multicultural Marketing Manager at General Motors. Michelle has dedicated her career to enhancing major corporations’ relationship with diverse communities. Since joining GM in 2015, Michelle has not only advocated for, but helped spearhead Chevrolet’s Discover the Unexpected Journalism Fellowship program. In partnership with the National Newspaper Publishers Association, she and Chevrolet have invested in the future of Black Journalism while simultaneously supporting students at Historically Black Colleges and Universities. Now in its fourth year, the 2019 Chevrolet Discover The Unexpected program continues to provide opportunity to young journalists as they work to tell the stories that matter.
Life After Discover The Unexpected
My Discover the Unexpected experience at the Louisiana Weekly newspaper was very influential to my life. I was fresh out of Clark Atlanta University and I was looking for an opportunity to produce current and cultural news stories. The Louisiana Weekly gave me the opportunity to write and report my own stories.
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