Kelcy Siddall was fortunate. He grew up in a rough neighborhood, but at an early age, his family instilled within him the importance of a college degree. Now a University of Missouri–St. Louis graduate student, Siddall wants to inspire students who feel a higher...
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Student leader looks to shatter stigma
Kelcy Siddall was fortunate. He grew up in a rough neighborhood, but at an early age, his family instilled within him the importance of a college degree. Now a University of Missouri–St. Louis graduate student, Siddall wants to inspire students who feel a higher...
Student leader looks to shatter stigma
Kelcy Siddall was fortunate. He grew up in a rough neighborhood, but at an early age, his family instilled within him the importance of a college degree. Now a University of Missouri–St. Louis graduate student, Siddall wants to inspire students who feel a higher...
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