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    NFL star offers again to his mom’s HBCU

    Savannah HeraldBy Savannah HeraldAugust 29, 20252 Mins Read
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    • Myles Garrett donated $25,000 to Hampton University supporting scholarships and campus programs.
    • Hosted a panel with Brandon Martin to promote STEM and diverse academic paths beyond athletics.
    • Garrett emphasized mentorship, lifelong learning, resilience, and pursuing passions in his remarks to students.
    • His mother, Audrey, attended Hampton, highlighting a personal family connection to the HBCU.

    NFL star Myles Garrett lately took a visit to Hampton College and left a large present on the HBCU. The Cleveland Browns defensive lineman hosted a panel and donated $25,000 to the Virginia HBCU.

    Garrett has a particular connection to Hampton College. His mom, Audrey, attended Hampton on a observe scholarship. She went on to earn All-American honors. Audrey is energetic within the Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, a doctoral candidate in strategic management, and at the moment part of the Southern College Legislation Middle.

    Myles Garrett and CEO of Johnson Power Storage,  Brandon Martin participated in a panel dialogue on the Hampton campus designed to tell college students on the significance of science, expertise, engineering, and math (STEM) together with the advantages of pursuing different tutorial pursuits exterior of simply athletics. 

    “At all times preserve pushing — at all times proceed to develop. You’re by no means too younger or by no means too outdated to develop and be taught one thing new or be taught from somebody,” Garrett stated in an interview with 13 Information Now. “Mentorship and information come from individuals younger and outdated. Proceed to variety and pursue issues that genuine to your self. Love what you do. Discover what you’re keen about. Proceed to be resilient and curious the remainder of the times of your life.”

    Garrett performed his school ball at Texas A&M College the place he was a unanimous All-American as a senior previous to being chosen no. 1 general within the 2017 NFL Draft. He’s now a six-time Professional Bowler and All-Professional and was named the 2023 NFL Defensive Participant of the Yr for the Cleveland Browns. 

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