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Portrait of Daniella Owusu

Honor Society® member

Daniella Owusu

Counselor at Worcester State University

  • Worcester State College
  • sociology
  • Class of 2018
  • lowell, Massachusetts

Member since July 2016

About

Hello I am Daniella Owusu. I was born in Toronto, Canada to two parents of Ghanian descent. I currently live in Lowell, Massachussets with my mother and father. At the moment I am studying sociology, with a concentration in women's studies and a minor in Spanish at Worcester State University in Worcetster MA. In the nearer future I hope to become an immigration lawyer or perhaps do something within the political field. Furthermore at Worcester State University I have many roles. I am a student first and secondly I am a chair of WSU largest student run organization Third World Alliance (TWA). TWA is a student run organization which promotes diversity, inclusion and pluralism on the Worcester state campus and community. This upcoming fall semester I will be entering my third year in university and I will be spending my time studying abroad in Granada, Spain with aspirations of a fluency in the Spanish language and experiencing what it is like to be a Canadian in an entire new country.

Education

  • worcester state university

    Sociology

    2014 – 2018

Honors and awards

  • dean's list Fall 2014

  • Deans list Spring 2014

  • Deans list Fall 2015

  • Deans list Spring 2016

  • Toyota financial Services Making Life Easier Scholarship

Goals and interests

Career goal

Immigration Lawyer

Graduate school interests

Harvard University, McGill University

Outside the classroom

Reading and writing poetry, blogging, photography, modeling, reading, running, playing basketball

Experience

  • Counselor

    Worcester State University

    Jun 2015 – Aug 2016

Volunteering

  • Event coordinator

    TWA

    Sep 2014 – May 2016

Languages

  • Afrikaans Advanced
  • Spanish (Spain) Beginner

Additional information

  • Third World Alliance

  • Boys & Girls Club Keystone

  • Helping Emerging Leaders Progress