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06/04/2026

📚 Congratulations to our 2026 Undergraduate Book Scholarship Recipients! 🎉

We’re proud to award five outstanding Breakthrough Miami alumni with $500 scholarships to help them start the semester strong and invest in their educational journeys.

Please join us in celebrating our recipients:
✨ Joshua Morris
✨ Lena Ross
✨ Lailah Robinson
✨ Morgan Williams
✨ Dania Zelayandia

Four recipients are pictured, but all five scholarship winners were selected for their hard work, dedication, and commitment to their academic goals. We are proud of you!

We can’t wait to see all that you accomplish this year. Keep breaking through! 💙💜

04/29/2026

Free money for books? Say less 💸📚
The Breakthrough Miami Senior Book Scholarship is OPEN!

We’re giving out 5 scholarships worth $500 each so don’t miss your chance

⏳ Only 72 hours left to apply!
⏰ Deadline: Friday May 1st at 11:59PM EDT

Apply now through the link in bio!

04/05/2026

Calling all 2026 Breakthrough Miami graduates 📣 The Undergraduate Book Scholarship is officially OPEN!

We’re awarding five (5) $500 scholarships to help you start the semester strong (and actually afford your textbooks), so it’s time to lock in and gather your:

✏️ Letter of acceptance
✏️ Essay
✏️ Recommendation letter

⏰ Deadline: May 1st at 11:59 PM EDT

Don’t wait till the last minute, apply through the link in bio!

04/01/2026

We’re grateful for the incredible leaders who help guide and support the Breakthrough Miami Alumni Network!

Next up in our Board Member Spotlight series is our third featured board member and Chair of the Marketing and Alumni Engagement Committee, Alonte ⭐️

We hope you enjoy getting to know him a little better!

03/27/2026

Philanthropist and advocate Melinda French Gates has spent decades working to improve global health, expand economic opportunity, and advance gender equality. As former co-chair of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, she helped lead one of the world’s largest philanthropic organizations.

Today, she continues her work through Pivotal Ventures, which focuses on accelerating progress for women and families through investments in nonprofits, research, and social initiatives.

✨ Fun facts:
• She originally studied computer science and economics at Duke University.
• Before her philanthropic career, she worked at Microsoft as a product manager.
• She has pledged billions of dollars toward advancing women’s leadership and economic empowerment.

Her work demonstrates how philanthropy and business leadership can drive meaningful change around the world. 🌍

03/20/2026

Misty Copeland broke barriers in the world of ballet when she became the first Black woman promoted to principal dancer at the prestigious American Ballet Theatre in 2015. Her promotion marked a historic moment for representation in classical ballet.

Copeland’s path to success was far from traditional. She didn’t begin ballet until age 13, which is considered very late in the professional ballet world. Despite this, her extraordinary talent and dedication quickly set her apart.

✨ Fun facts:
• She was once named one of Time magazine’s 100 Most Influential People.
• She has written several books, including the memoir Life in Motion: An Unlikely Ballerina.
• She often works with programs that introduce young dancers of color to ballet.

Through her artistry and advocacy, Copeland has helped expand who is represented on the ballet stage and inspired a new generation of dancers. 🩰

03/18/2026

Committee work time made it out of the Zoom breakout room 💜

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03/13/2026

Dr. Mae Jemison made history in 1992 as the first Black woman to travel to space, flying aboard the Space Shuttle Endeavour. But her journey to space is only part of her incredible story.

Before becoming an astronaut, she was a medical doctor and engineer, and she even served as a Peace Corps physician in Sierra Leone and Liberia. She later founded organizations dedicated to advancing STEM education and innovation, including the 100 Year Starship initiative focused on the future of interstellar travel.

✨ Fun facts:
• She is a trained dancer and studied modern dance while at Stanford.
• She appeared in an episode of the TV show Star Trek: The Next Generation, becoming the first real astronaut to do so.
• She has said that science and creativity go hand in hand, which is why she pursued both arts and science growing up.

Dr. Jemison continues to inspire future generations to imagine boldly and pursue careers in science and exploration. 🚀

03/06/2026

In honor of Women’s History Month, we’re excited to highlight one of the incredible women helping lead and support our community.

Kamryn is a proud Breakthrough Miami alum and former Graduate Book Scholarship recipient who has continued to stay connected to the program in meaningful ways. 💜

We hope you enjoy getting to know her a little better!

02/19/2026

It’s been a minute… but we’re back! 👋

After some time away, we’re excited to reintroduce our community and highlight the incredible people who make our work possible.

We’re kicking off a new monthly series featuring the dedicated leaders behind the Breakthrough Miami Alumni Network, starting with our fearless president, David Gellman 🫡

We hope you enjoyed getting to know David a little better!

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