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Queens University graduate Emmanuel Omari elected Elon University youth trustee 5%
7/30/2026, 8:30:24 AM
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Emmanuel Omari, a 2026 graduate of Queens University of Charlotte, has been elected to serve as a youth trustee for Elon University.
Omari will serve a three-year term in youth leadership roles on the university’s governing body.
The school’s Board of Trustees holds ultimate corporate and fiduciary responsibility.
Omari, who was born in Ghana, previously served as a presidential fellow in the office of the president at Queens, supporting executive leadership with institutional research, governance analysis for the Board of Trustees, strategic benchmarking of peer institutions, event coordination, and board communications.
His additional student leadership roles included senior class president, a four-term international representative in the Student Government Association, president of the iBelong Mentoring Program, and co-president of the Health Equity Alliance.
He also served on the Student Alumni Council, the Data Analytics Student Association executive board, and as an admissions ambassador.
Omari attended Queens as an international student and Presidential Scholar and graduated summa cum laude with a Bachelor of Arts degree in data analytics and minors in finance and mathematics.
In May, he received the 2026 Algernon Sydney Sullivan Award, the highest undergraduate honor awarded at Queens.
“My role as a youth trustee presents an opportunity to help shape a historic moment for both institutions,” Omari said, alluding to a pending merger between Queens and Elon.
“I’m excited to contribute a recent student perspective to conversations about how the traditions of both institutions might be honored while creating a stronger future together.”
In September, Omari will begin work as an artificial intelligence and data associate consultant at Ernst & Young in New York City.
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