National Alliance of African-American Athletes
National Alliance Summer Student Academic Program
Awardees and their schools will be selected to participate in the 6-week paid research program in Phoenix, Dallas, Washington, DC stated by Dr. Val Emery. Scott Williams, Director of the Phoenix Chapter of NAAAA will perform the task of managing the Arizona program, which will focus on the weakness in a student’s academic curriculum. The program has expanded for 2019.
The board of the NAAAA continues to identify and implement programs designed to help youth achieve academic excellence and reach their highest potential.
J. Everette Pearsall, National Executive Director of the National Alliance of African American Athletes stated, “We are commented to expanding our work and presence in the community, with an effort help make a difference in the lives of those we touch”.
Franklin D. Watkins Award Class of 2018
Watkins Game of the Week #4
by J. Everette Pearsall
Games of the week are the games that are featuring Watkins Alumni.
Click here to read about the game.
Bobby Okereke (Watkins Class of 2014)
Bryce Love (Watkins Class of 2015)
Frank Buncom (Watkins Class of 2015)
Connor Weddington (Watkins Class of 2017)
Ryan Johnson (Watkins Class of 2017)
Training Camp with J. Everette Pearsall
WELCOME!
National Alliance of African-American Athletes
Established in 1989, the vision of The Alliance is to be the preeminent organization helping youth achieve academic excellence and reach their highest potential.
The mission of The Alliance is to uplift and mentor youth, focusing on African American males, through programs that prepare students for college; leveraging athletes as catalysts to inspire leadership, while recognizing and rewarding academic, athletic, and community excellence.
Quincy Patterson II
Virginia Tech University bound
Eric Solorio Academy
Chicago, IL will represent the 2018 Franklin D. Watkins Class.
Quincy Patterson II Video Spotlight
Quincy at 6'4", 236 pounds has a 4.7 GPA