LEILY L SÁNCHEZ

Awarded to individuals residing in the U.S. who come from under-represented groups in the population and share in MRII's efforts to combat racism, discrimination, inequality, and injustice, the MRII Diversity Award was created to provide equal access to educational opportunities that enhance market research and insights skill sets via the Principles Express courses administered through the University of Georgia Center for Continuing Education.

Awarded by the International Franchise Association, the Stewart and Jane Bainum Foundation Scholarship is a competitive one-time award presented annually to students enrolled in a 4-year university and exhibit a commitment to their education through academic achievement.

The Wells Fargo & TLF Student Degree Program is a scholarship program for Latinx undergraduate and graduate students that enables more Latinx students to take part in the university experience and build lifelong skills to help achieve their potential and attain an undergraduate or graduate degree.

The Ph.D. Project's mission is to increase the diversity of business school faculty. This scholarship is awarded to potential doctoral students to attend the flagship conference. At this 3-day conference, attendees can network with doctoral students, business school representatives, professors, and sponsor organizations.

The conference, conducted over the course of three days by the Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities, brings together over 500 undergraduate students from across the United States and Puerto Rico. This conference opportunity, which features workshops focused on leadership and professional development, was sponsored by Cal State LA through a merit-based scholarship. The program also incorporates several networking opportunities for students, employers, graduate school representatives to exchange ideas and strengthen their professional network.

The Gustafson, Jessie, & Marie Scholarship is a competitive one-time award presented annually to students enrolled at Cal State LA and exhibit a commitment to their education through academic achievement.

The I Serve LA Make It Count campaign is designed to quantify the volunteer hours that students, faculty, staff, and alumni collectively contribute to the communities surrounding the Cal State LA campus each year. Bronze level recognition is given to those who volunteer 50 hours or more of service.

Awarded to attend the 2019 Mental and Behavioral Health Conference at Cal State LA.

Awarded by the Director of Mind Matters Campus Engagement in recognition of my contribution to the Mind Matters Town Hall as a table facilitator.

Awarded by the Director and Associate Director of the Office of Admissions and Recruitment in recognition of my work and dedication to the department.

Received for volunteer service to assisting organizations dedicated to the promotion of Latin American culture and the wellbeing of immigrant communities in Los Angeles.