Video: Morehead-Cain Mentoring Program | Hassan Kingsberry ’01 and Kendall Leigh ’25

Published on April 1, 2024

The Morehead-Cain community is one of the most outstanding alumni and scholar groups ever assembled, at universities and beyond. The Mentoring Program is designed to leverage the power of the Morehead-Cain network by cultivating connections between scholars and alumni of the Program, providing structure and support to these relationships so they can develop organically, based on shared values and interests.

Hear from Morehead-Cains Hassan Kingsberry ’01 and Kendall Leigh ’25 on why they decided to join the Mentoring Program and what they’ve learned from each other since connecting.

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