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Fatima Saccoh

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Fatima Saccoh

2024-2025 Scholar

Fatima Saccoh is a first-generation Sierra Leonean American and a dedicated student at the University of Maryland. Throughout her college experience, Fatima has prioritized involvement in organizations that connect with and uplift the communities she is part of. As an active member of the Muslim Student Association, Fatima’s helped organize fundraisers and plan events that bring their community together. Additionally, Fatima serves as the treasurer of her sorority, Mu Delta Alpha, for the second consecutive year, where she’s developed her leadership and financial management skills.

In her academic pursuits, Fatima has been a Peer Mentor in her research lab since her sophomore year; guiding new students while conducting her own research projects. This role has allowed Fatima to enhance her mentorship abilities and leadership within the lab. She is also working to bring the Health Link Society to campus, aiming to create more opportunities for students interested in health-related fields.

  

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