804 Women Making History: Jaila Williams
Source: Women Making History 2025 / Radio One Richmond
Jaila Williams, a senior in the Chesterfield County School Systems, preparing to pursue higher education at North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University. With a GPA of 4.1, her journey reflects a balance of academic excellence, work experience, and leadership. Her goal is to further her studies and pursue a meaningful career while focusing on small business and community.
Throughout high school, She has consistently challenged herself both inside and outside the classroom.
As President and Founder of the African American Culture Club, She created a space to celebrate Black history and culture. Additionally, as Vice President of Marketing for DECA, she promotes membership and prepare students for success. Her dedication extends to service-focused organizations, including the National Honor Society and Beta Club, where I engage in projects that foster scholarship and character.
Looking toward the future, she is excited to continue her educational journey at an HBCU that honors heritage, fosters community, and cultivates leaders. With determination, dedication, and the guidance of those who have shaped her.
804 Women Making History: Jaila Williams was originally published on roneipowerrichmond.staging.go.ione.nyc
