My name is Beatrice Asantewaa Doku. Doku is my family name, which comprises of my father, sister, and myself. However, I currently reside with my aunt, cousins, and elder sister in Koforidua, while my father stays in Accra. I have only one sibling, a sister named Hannah Madey Doku, who
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XAVIER ACOSTA
I’m currently working as a System Administrator at The Goddard Space Flight Center. Through the program, I was given the tools and basic fundamentals needed to network and build my personal brand. With these tools, I’ve been able to grow and achieve personal and career goals.
LESLIE AQUINO
Leslie Aquino graduated from DuVal high school in 2013 and attends Prince George’s Community College. According to Leslie, “Being a part of GapBuster has been wonderful. It has been a great influence on me as well as my family. Now I’m pursuing my dream of becoming a Respiratory Therapist at Prince
BINIAM ASFAHA
When I first heard about this program was back in 2010 during my ninth grade year. I remember during that time I was trying to be part of any program that would accept me so I could be a part of something bigger. I heard about this program called GapBuster
SAMUEL ASFAHA
GapBuster, Inc was brought into our community center at Rock Creek Terrace Apartments. We had already established a teen focused group where we would meet Friday nights to engage in community activities. With the help of our advisor, we were able to become a part of GapBuster. I an active member of GapBuster was
TADIYOS BERHANE
Graduated: Wheaton High School Following his sister’s footprints Hanna Berhane and attending: Princeton / Full Scholarship.
FRESIA BLANCO
As a first-generation college student, GapBuster equipped me with the resources to be successful throughout my undergraduate career. I currently work as a business analyst for a financial technology company that specializes in Mortgage Backed Securities located in the Washington D. C. area. I am also an MLT Masters of
