African American Heritage Festival
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Cydney Carter

Cydney Carter uses she/her pronouns and is a 4th year studying Sociology with a Human Rights Minor. She was born and raised in Atlanta, Georgia, and is on the pre-law track. Some of her other involvements are as a member of the MCOST fundraising committee and a member of the Undergraduate Student Government’s Black Caucus student experience committee. She also serves as President of the Law and Society Scholars Program, Events Director of the Office of Diversity and Inclusion Undergraduate Recruitment Society (OURS), and a Morrill Scholar. She currently works two work-study jobs as an Administrative Assistant for the Center for Belonging and Social Change and an Administrative Assistant for the Wexner Center for the Arts. She joined Fest because she loved attending their events at OSU and wanted to be a part of the planning committee for her favorite event, Fest Friday.