Welcome to the Early College Alumni Spotlight! Explore the stories of Georgia College Early College alumni and discover how their experiences, achievements, and journeys since graduation reflect the impact of the Early College experience. Click through the spotlights below to learn more about our graduates and where their paths have taken them!
Jamariyuh Chandler
Jamariyuh Chandler
Class of 2024 | Georgia College Early College
Since graduating from Georgia College Early College (GCEC), Jamariyuh Chandler has continued his academic and leadership journey at Tuskegee University. As a proud first-generation college student, he is currently a junior pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with a concentration in Supply Chain Management and a minor in Military Science. His dedication has earned him a three-year National Army ROTC Scholarship, and he is a Spring 2026 initiate of the Gamma Epsilon Chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc.
Throughout his collegiate career, Chandler has consistently demonstrated exceptional leadership across campus and military organizations. He serves as the 2026–2027 President of BoyzIIgentlemen, having previously served as Vice President (2025–2026). His additional leadership roles include Mister Collegiate 100 (2025–2026), Class of 2028 Representative, and Co-Founder and Treasurer of the ASCM Student Forum. Through Army ROTC, he serves as a Squad Leader, further strengthening his discipline, tactical skills, and commitment to service.
Chandler credits GCEC with instilling the strong academic foundation and drive that fuel his ongoing accomplishments. Dedicated to creating opportunities for others, he lives by the philosophy: "Success isn't measured by the titles you hold or the accomplishments you earn, but by the lives you impact, the opportunities you create, and the legacy you leave behind."
Christa Saulsbury
Christa Saulsbury
Class of 2023 | Georgia College Early College
Since graduating from Georgia College Early College (GCEC) in 2023, Christa Saulsbury has continued to grow academically, professionally, and through leadership and service at Tuskegee University. She is currently a graduating senior majoring in Chemistry and Biology on the Pre-Medical track, with plans to graduate in Spring 2027.
After graduation, Christa plans to attend a pipeline program to earn her master’s degree before continuing to medical school. Her ultimate goal is to become a pediatric surgeon and make a lasting impact on the lives of children and their families.
Christa is grateful for every opportunity, connection, and experience that has contributed to her journey. From leadership and community service to research and academic achievement, she continues to walk boldly in her purpose. This is only the beginning!
A few of Christa's collegiate accomplishments include:
- Miss Enriching Minds 2025–2026
- Miss Omega Psi Phi Scholarship Pageant Contestant 2025–2026
- Next Step Up President (2026–2027) & Former Secretary
- Next Step Up Mentor & Read to Me Volunteer
- Collegiate 100 Inductee, Spring 2025
- Auburn University CASE REU Summer Research Intern, 2025
- SMART Research Intern at the University of Colorado Boulder, 2026
- ACS-HACH Scholarship Recipient, 2026
- 25th Annual ABRCMS Research Presenter, 2026
- Dean’s List, 2025–2026
- Career Center Ambassador & College of Arts and Sciences Ambassador
- HBCUniverse Campus Ambassador & REACH Campus Ambassador
- Black Women on a Mission Collegiate Ambassador
- National Council of Negro Women Invitee
- Pathway Generations Vice President
- SGA Marketing Intern, 2025–2026
- National Society of Leadership and Success Member
- Invited to join Alpha Epsilon Lambda National Honor Society
- Chemistry Teaching Assistant in a Research Laboratory
- Women in Pre-Med Member
- and more
Amaya Robinson
Amaya Robinson
Class of 2019 | Georgia College Early College
Attending Georgia College Early College (GCEC) was an important stepping stone in Amaya Robinson's educational journey and played a significant role in shaping her future. Through the opportunities and foundation she gained at GCEC, Amaya was able to continue her education and accomplish goals that once seemed far away.
After completing her time at GCEC, Amaya attended Middle Georgia State University, where she earned her bachelor’s degree in Psychology. Driven by her passion for helping others and making a meaningful difference in the lives of individuals with special needs, she continued her education at Arizona State University, earning a master’s degree in Special Education with a concentration in Applied Behavior Analysis.
Today, Amaya is continuing to pursue her professional goals as she studies to sit for the Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) examination. Becoming a BCBA is the next major milestone in her journey, and she looks forward to using her education, experience, and passion to support individuals with autism and other developmental disabilities, helping them reach their fullest potential.
Looking back, Amaya’s journey from GCEC to earning two college degrees and pursuing board certification is a testament to the importance of education, perseverance, and dedication. She remains grateful for the foundation GCEC provided and stands as a proud example of how early educational opportunities can open doors to lifelong success. As her journey continues to unfold, she is excited about the impact she will make in her community and in the field of Applied Behavior Analysis.