WSU senior started 'something bigger than himself' – The Daily Evergreen
When Hezekiah Willard came to WSU, he knew he wanted to welcome incoming students. As a Registered Student Organization specialist and a Visionaries Inspiring Black Empowered Students (VIBES) co-chair, he has done just that. Willard said Black freshmen coming to WSU should prioritize their own beliefs through education, as well as continually asking questions. “VIBES really helped me out socially and academically,” Willard said. Willard and another co-chair organized and planned the VIBES event for several months. Over 115 students from the Pacific Northwest area came to the WSU campus to...
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