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Portrait of GBEMISOLA OGUN

Honor Society® member

GBEMISOLA OGUN

  • Class of 2018
  • Elmont, NY

Member since February 2022

About

My name is Gbemisola Ogun I am a military wife, and a mother to a 9-year-old daughter. I have my Bachelors in Science in the year of 2013, and my Masters in Public Health in the year of 2018. I am currently working on getting my second Bachelors's in Nursing. I am still a current member of Junior Chambers International this organization is a nonprofit connected to the United Nations since 2018. I have done a couple of fundraisers through this organization. I was a past member United Nations as well back in 2018. I am currently a member of the Military Spouse Mentorship program, and I recently graduated from the first chapter of their Leadership Developmental Program, which was given by Havard University. I have done a couple of volunteer work. Back in 2018 I actually went to Cartagena, Columbia to work for JUNAFE Organization. To take care of the babies of teenage mothers who were in trading school for either hotel management, cosmetology, or anything in the medical field. Back in 2014-2015 I also went back home to serve my country of Nigeria. In a program called Nigerian Youth Service Crop (NYSC). I worked in a maternal and children pharmacy clinic. I currently work for the Administration For Children Services for New York City.

Education

  • University Of New England

    Masters of Public Health

    2015 – 2018

  • Long Island University

    Bachelor of Science

    2011 – 2013

Volunteering

  • I was working at JUANFE organization, in Cartagena, Columbia. I was helping to care for the teenage mothers babies in their baby center. I helped to play, feed, and put the babies to sleep my shift was Monday-Friday.

    JUANFE

    Feb 2018 – Mar 2018

  • I was working in one of Lagos, Nigeria’s maternal and child pharmacy clinic. Providing, and administrating medication. Also, assisting to provide maternal classes to the mothers that came for treatment.

    Nigeria Youth Service Crops

    Mar 2014 – Apr 2015