alumni
Congratulations to the Class of 2019
The Goodnight Scholars Program’s graduating Class of 2019 will always be known as a class of “firsts.”
Celebrating our Fall 2018 Graduates
It is bittersweet, but we could not be happier for our newest group of Goodnight Scholars alumni!
Celebrating the Class of 2018
The Goodnight Scholars Class of 2018 is defined by its academic excellence and dedication to community service.
Goodnight Scholars Class of 2017 December Graduates Announced
Bidding farewell by celebrating our new December 2017 graduates!
10 For 10: Ashley Holloman
Ten questions for Goodnight Scholars alumni as part of the Goodnight Scholars Program’s 10th anniversary celebration. Meet Ashley Holloman ’13, agricultural education teacher at Corinth Holders High School in Johnston County.
10 For 10: Tyler Maltba
Ten questions for Goodnight Scholars alumni as part of the Goodnight Scholars Program’s 10th anniversary celebration. This month we catch-up with Tyler Maltba ’16, who didn’t let a severe medical diagnosis deter him from traveling to the West Coast in […]
10 For 10: Kris Rawls
Ten questions for Goodnight Scholars alumni as part of the Goodnight Scholars Program’s 10th anniversary celebration. This month we catch-up with Kris Rawls ’14, who is pursuing his PhD in biomedical engineering at the University of Virginia.
10 For 10: Chelsea Boudreau
Ten questions for Goodnight Scholars alumni as part of the Goodnight Scholars Program’s 10th anniversary celebration. This month we catch-up with Chelsea Boudreau ’13, process engineer for GlaxoSmithKline and inaugural mentor for the Goodnight Fellows program.
10 For 10: Christopher Moody
Ten questions for Goodnight Scholars alumni as part of the Goodnight Scholars Program’s 10th anniversary celebration. This month we feature one of the first inaugural members of the Goodnight Scholars Program, and current Ph.D. student at NC State, Christopher Moody […]
Honoring The Class of 2017
The Goodnight Scholars Program bids farewell to a talented group of engineers, researchers, and advocates for STEM education.