Nevaeh Belgrave knew she wanted to make the most of her time at Iowa State. Her parents, both from Guyana, never had the chance to go to college. Receiving their support, as well as support from the entire ISU community, made Nevaeh excited to return the favor. She spent some of her time on campus getting involved with organizations that provide support. She even joined, and eventually became president of, a small sorority that is committed to community and action. As the Management Information Systems major prepares to graduate, she's excited to see what she can do to continue to give back to her community.
