Building more Leaders in Minorities

4 days until the Pajama Bash🤍💛💚. You don’t want to miss this Kickoff🥳!
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Welcome to the 23-24 Eboard of Building More Leaders in Minorities 💚💛🤍!!

With the new school year around the corner, BMLM is hosting a kickoff Pajama Bash. Come in your best PJs💚💛🤍!

Building More Leaders in Minorities is hosting an expo to help advance Black students and their entrepreneurial triumphs. If you are interested in having a table at this expo fill out the form by clicking the link in our bio! (You do not have to attend Seton Hall University to register). The location will be announced shortly. Look forward to seeing you soon🤍💛💚!

Update ❕: Join us on Friday February 17th and 24th at 7:30 pm in McNulty Amphitheater for our 2023 Movie Night Series Event. Special thanks to the Upsilon Phi Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc. for Co-sponsoring this event.

Join Us every Friday and Saturday at 7:30 pm in the McNulty Amphitheater for our Black History Month Movie Night Series event.

Happy Black History Month ❤️💚💛!!!

Huge Shoutout to for cosponsoring and to everyone who came to our discussion event🎉.

Congratulation to AliceMae Lacson for being “Most Persuasive” and winning our BMLM keychain. We are looking forward to doing more great work for the sake of enlightenment! 🤍💛💚

🤍💛💚Hey everyone! 💚💛🤍
Building More Leaders in Minorities is hosting our very first event 🥳 with the Filipino League At Seton Hall🔥!! It is an interactive discussion on our individual identities and our experience as minority student at ! This event also holds community service opportunities for all students to help set up and clean up! All you have to do is attend the event and either help set up or clean up to! See you there😁

Heyy everyone!! My name is Taiyonna Fitzgerald. I’m a freshman at SHU and the founder of Building more Leaders in Minorities. I am a psychology and philosophy double major and I’m double minoring in Legal Studies in Business and Political Science. I love music, art, advocating, learning and succeeding. In highschool, I operated a small art business, providing the canvas for paint and sips, completely personal pieces, makeup, etc. The page is . I also participated in basketball at the varsity level and cross country. I did community service work through my church, including food and clothing drives, and through my school, including helping out sports teams, cleaning our community parks, etc. I was fairly active in my church; I participate in the youth choir and went on to participate on the praise team (I am Baptist Christian). I am a scholar in Martin Luther King Scholar Association and I love the work we do. With this organization, I want to unify minorities and prove that ethnicity is not limiting and that we can thrive and give back despite what society has and will continue to throw at us.
ps. if you see me on campus say hi😁!
💚🤍💛 Excited to see where this goes! ✨