Essay about African American: Nathan Sean Rudolph – oldest son of five children, responsible, never backs down from challenges, Dyslexic but refuses to use it as an excuse not to do his very best, volunteers, helps grandparents, and inspiration to his siblings
Goal: To become a teacher to help students like Nathan and obtain a master’s degree
Where are they now?:
First Lieutenant and a Platoon Leader in Fort Leonard Wood with Bravo Company 795 Military Police Battalion
at Good Counsel participated in both Indoor and Outdoor Track & Field, a Peer Counselor,
a member of the school Percussion Band,
worked on the stage crew for the Drama Department,
awarded the Hugh O’Brien Youth (HOBY) Leadership award in 2014
received the Joseph Brewer Memorial Scholarship in 2015.
attended Towson University
enrolled in their Reserve Officers’ Training Corp (ROTC)
received a Bachelor’s Degree with a major in Psychology and a minor in Deaf Studies
commissioned as a 2nd Lieutenant in the US Army.
In 2021, my platoon was deployed to Afghanistan to provide security for the evacuation at Kabul Airport.
promoted to 1st Lieutenant
Platoon Leader in Fort Leonard Wood with Bravo Company 795 Military Police Battalion.
am married
A Note from Sean Rudolph
Winning the Lucinda Jasper award in 2012 helped me attend Our Lady of Good Counsel High School in Olney, MD.
PROUD OF YOU!!!
Thank you, Mrs. Alexandra Rudolph, for the information and photos you provided.
Thank you, Ms. Shidana Crawford, St. John the Evangelist School, for the update.
