LilyJasmine Notice is a 21-year-old rising senior who was born in the Bronx, New York, and raised in Orlando, Florida. She is pursuing a degree in Biology with a concentration in Pre-Medicine, with the intent to become a surgeon. Her motivation is to make a difference in people’s lives utilizing the knowledge and skills gained from attending Oakwood University. After completing her degree, LilyJasmine plans to attend the Mayo Clinic Alix School of Medicine to further her education and pursue her dreams. When LilyJasmine is not studying, she is the Head Residential Assistant at Peterson Hall, the president of the Oakwood Surgical Interest Association, and a proud member of Alpha Chi and Tri Beta Beta Beta. Outside of the busyness of school, LilyJasmine gives back her time through research internships and voluntarily teaching physics. She enjoys working out, spending time with her loved ones, and being artistically immersed in her hobbies.
LilyJasmine is confident to represent Miss UNCF as a candidate for Oakwood University to continue the high standards of excellence and our historically black education for representation in this society. Each semester, HBCU students face difficulties with financial clearance and unfortunately many are unable to remain for 4 years to obtain their degree. However, as a community, we can all join in partnering with UNCF to help students financially matriculate through Oakwood University to make it to graduation. LilyJasmine’s initiative is based on advocating for peers through G.R.O.W., which stands for “Grounded, Reaching Oneness for our Wholeness.” This acronym emphasizes the need for action for us to be grounded in knowledge and strive for our fullest potential by applying for UNCF scholarships. She also encourages us to strive for oneness through the power of God and prayer. LilyJasmine believes that we can achieve a greater sense of wholeness as a community by working together as faculty, parents, and donors to provide financial support to students to address their financial needs. Moreover, this will ensure to G.R.O.W. the advancement of Oakwood University students and future generations.
