Epsilon Beta Chapter of AKA

Congratulations to Sister, Torin Cage, on being named an Outstanding Graduate Finalist for the College of Nursing and Health Sciences! Your hard work, dedication, and excellence continue to inspire us all. 💕💚

Congratulations to all Epsilon Beta’s Spring and Summer 2026 Graduates! 💕💚

Hannah Nwosu - Fall 2023
Angel Batarseh - Fall 2023
Torin Cage - Spring 2025
Nina Kanonye - Spring 2025
Taylor Addison - Spring 2025
An’Jel Boyd - Fall 2023
Aliya Darby - Spring 2025
Geri Bowie - Fall 2023
Laila Perrier - Fall 2023

Make your voice count by going out and voting. ✊🏽
Early voting is now open until May 9th and the primary election will be held on May 16, 2026.
Make sure to confirm your voter registration status and bring an ID when you go to vote. 💗💚

Congratulations to Sister Geri Bowie for presenting her research, for the Robert E. McNair program. Her research explored the significance of human trust in AI decision-making within the context of Lean Six Sigma and industrial settings. This research played a crucial role in addressing the challenge of overreliance on AI or establishing a balanced level of trust with AI. 💕💚

Please come out for a powerful morning of connection, support, and growth at our Mental Health Summit 💚✨ Let’s create safe conversations and a stronger, healthier community together. Register today!

Congratulations to Sister Nina Kanonye for successfully defending her thesis titled “Integration of Vision-Language-Action Foundation Models for Adaptive Robotic Arm Control in Manufacturing.” Her outstanding research presentation earned her the prestigious ASRE Leaf Award.

The thesis is research she conducted where she trained a Vision-Language-Action model, a type of AI that takes in images and language commands and converts them into physical actions robots can execute. She trained it on motion data from a robotic arm, then loaded the trained model onto the robotic arm so it could perform tasks autonomously with no programming or human intervention. The broader goal sits at the intersection of generative AI and robotics: making machines more intuitive to operate so that intelligent automation is accessible across industries. 💕💚

Congratulations, Sister Torin Cage, on presenting research at Southeastern University’s Systems Conference on Legislation and Early S*x Education. Her research focused on STI prevention gaps among college students, and you were also honored with the ASFE Leaf Award for Health. 💕💚

Congrats to Sister London Williams for being accepted into the Ronald E. McNair Postbaccalaureate Achievement Program. It is a federally funded initiative that prepares underrepresented undergraduate students for doctoral study through research, mentorship, and academic development.

As a McNair Scholar, she is continuing her research on artificial intelligence in drug development to strengthen her research skills and better prepare for graduate school. 💕💚

On Friday, April 24th Epsilon Beta Chapter proudly celebrated all Spring and Summer 2026 graduates. 💗💚

We are so proud of all you’ve accomplished and grateful for the impact you’ve made in our chapter. Wishing you endless success and blessings as you begin your next journey after graduation! ✨

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On Friday, April 24th Epsilon Beta Chapter proudly celebrated all Spring and Summer 2026 graduates. 💗💚

We are so proud of all you’ve accomplished and grateful for the impact you’ve made in our chapter. Wishing you endless success and blessings as you begin your next journey after graduation! ✨
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