Discover how civic engagement can become a meaningful part of your life, helping you grow personally while making a real difference. Featuring experts from the Coca-Cola Scholars Foundation and College Solutions, this can’t-miss webinar will highlight how you can set yourself you apart, not just on college or scholarship applications but as a leader in your community and beyond.
Community service isn’t about impressing college admissions committees, though your newly developed leadership, empathy, and problem-solving skills are sure to do so. When you cultivate a passion for service that aligns with your values and goals, you’ll develop a lasting mindset of civic engagement that will serve you well for years to come.
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Meet the Panelists
Margaret BOlton Baudinet
Owner, CEO, and Scholarship Specialist, College Solutions
Margaret graduated from the University of Virginia with the highest distinction with a political and literary thought degree, finishing her academic tenure with research at Oxford University. She holds five years of admission experience from the University of Virginia, specializing in legacy admissions. Margaret has served on the selection committee for the Coca-Cola Scholarship Program and the University of Virginia’s Jefferson Scholarship. At College Solutions, Margaret has been a writing coach, counselor, application editor, managing director, and CEO. She is the proud mother of eight-year-old quintuplets and a busy toddler.
Jane Hale Hopkins
President, the Coca-Cola Scholars Foundation
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Anna Brown
Transfer Admissions Specialist and Senior Counselor, College Solutions
Anna has over a decade of experience working in higher education in a variety of roles, including admissions, student affairs, and fundraising. Originally from Birmingham, Alabama, she graduated from the University of Virginia with a B.A. in English and an M.Ed. in Higher Education. She worked as an admissions reader for UVA for three years, reading in-state, out-of-state, and transfer applications. Anna feels strongly about helping students find the right fit in the college admissions process, as she transferred colleges after her freshman year. She lives in Richmond, Virginia, where she enjoys spending time with her young son, diving into a good book, and attending as many concerts as possible.