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“You are Accepted: How to Get Accepted into College and Life,” is available everywhere books are sold. Dr. Scott’s literary work chronicles nearly two decades of higher education experience inclusive of failures and successes. Additionally, Dr. Scott candidly shares with readers the power of owning their story, even the most difficult aspects of it.
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Dr. Scott is available to deliver information to your students which will equip them to start and flourish in college as well as their careers. Dr. Scott is able to deliver a presentation to your higher education workforce that will improve belongingness initiatives. Additionally, Dr. Scott enjoys speaking to women on empowerment, resilience, and purpose.
Dr. Scott’s 2021 Event Calendar!
Join Dr. Scott on her nationwide book tour of “You are Accepted: How to Get Accepted into College and Life”
10/1 Memphis Meet the Author Dinner Save the Date! (In-Person Invite Only)
9/23 – 9/24 Vanderbilt University Public Theology and Racial Justice Collaborative, 100 Black Men, and Faith Missionary Baptist Church (Hybrid) Save the Date Learn more here
8/14 Chicago Back to School Book Signing at Bud Billiken Parade (In-Person)
8/1 A. Quinn Jones Museum & Cultural Center (In-Person) The “Keys to Succeed” Reception
7/25 Brilliance Business TV Show (Virtual)
7/24 “Making the Transition from High School to College” COMPASS Conference (Virtual)
6/19 Nashville Juneteenth Book Signing at Black on Buchanon (In-Person)
6/10 “I’m Enough Presents: Stories of How we Overcome” with Pastor Demetria Childs (Virtual)
5/29 Atlanta Book Signing at Book Boutique (In-Person)
4/10 Gainesville Book Signing at 2nd and Charles Barnes and Noble (In-Person)
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