Program Description

The Collegiate 100 of Bowie State University chartered on the campus of Bowie State
University on November 17, 2019. It operates under the authority of the 100 Black Men of
Prince George’s County, Inc. The nine initiates were: Diamond Evans, Zachary Wages,
Mfonobasi Okon, Chase Kirkland, Christopher Allen, La’Kirra White, Kai Jackson,
Megan Shirley, and Yeabsera Teferra. The On-Campus Advisor is Ms. Sharon Glaster. It
was established to mentor, train, and develop students (young men and women) into uncommon
individuals by giving them the skills and resilience to become extraordinary, high-achieving,
and high-performing leaders.

It provides Paid Scholarships, Internships, and Free Training (including Project Management,
Financial Literacy, and Foreign Languages) to its members. In addition, the Collegiate 100
develops and participates in programs on the campus. Its members also earn community service
hours by supporting the youth mentoring programs sponsored by the 100 Black Men of Prince
George’s County, Inc. In addition, the members have access to a national network dedicated to
helping our members’ professional and personal growth.