U Of M Partners With Bank of America For Career Fellows Program
Career opportunities are a critical pillar in addressing the racial equality gap here.
Front Row (l to r): Isaiah Capps, Chanise Thompson, Ashanti Crowder, Aaron Wallace
Back row (l to r): Marja Martin-Carruth, Director, Avron B. Fogelman Center for Professional Career Development; Bonita Terry-Malone, Senior Director, Corporate Foundation Relations, University of Memphis; Trevia Chatman, President, Bank of America, Memphis; Dr. Gregory W. Boller, Interim Dean, Fogelman College of Business & Economics, University of Memphis
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