The Kelly/Strul Emerging Scholars Program

We're celebrating four more outstanding graduates from our Spring ’26 class!

Cydney Goodings ’26
🎓 B.A. in Health Science
🦉 Cydney was a founding member of the Kelly/Strul Student Organization and served on the board, while also staying involved with Black Women in Medicine, Fashion Forward and the Office of First-Generation Student Success. She plans to pursue a master’s degree and enter an anesthesiologist assistant program while continuing to build her career in real estate.

Denia Rosiclair ’26�
🎓 B.S. in Computer Science, minor in Cybersecurity and Artificial Intelligence�
🦉 Denia served as president of Girls Who Code and a student body senator in SG at FAU. She was also involved with the National Society of Black Engineers and FAU SHPE. She plans to pursue a master’s in artificial intelligence and begin her career in cybersecurity.

Dodlee Mosilme ’26
🎓 B.S. in Biological Sciences, minor in Psychology
🦉 Dodlee served as vice president of Tri-Alpha Honor Society, secretary of Black Men in Medicine and treasurer of First and Proud Club, while mentoring and supporting peers as a student success mentor. He plans to pursue a career in nonprofit development and fundraising.

Jackelin Guzman-Alvarez ’26�
🎓 B.S.N. in Nursing, minor in Computer Science
🦉 Jackelin participated in the FAU Office of Undergraduate Research and Inquiry research symposium and completed an honors research thesis. She plans to begin her career as a registered nurse.

Your generosity helps our scholars step into the future with purpose and confidence. ❤️💙

Recognizing leadership, impact and student success 🦉💙

Kelly/Strul Scholar Thien Doan took the stage at both Florida Atlantic's Horizon Society Luncheon, a donor recognition event, and Soirée 65, the President's Gala, where he shared his journey and reflected on how donor support has shaped his experience at Florida Atlantic University.

He was also honored with the SG at FAU Legacy Award, recognizing his leadership and contributions to the campus community.

Moments like these reflect the impact of wraparound support and the opportunities it creates for students to lead, grow and give back.