April 21, 2010
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Local Student Honored
Mameet Lewis of northeast Portland served as
an academic princess during the National Cherry
Blossom Festival earlier this month in Washington,
DC.
Lewis, a junior attending Concordia University
after receiving her associate degree from Portland
Community College, is a member of the Oregon
and National Conference of State Societies, asso
ciations of accomplished young women honored
for their leadership, academic achievements, and
interest in social, community, and world affairs.
During the festival, Lewis and the princesses
representing other states and several other coun
tries participated in educational, leadership, and
cultural activities that nurture international rela
tionships and cultural exchanges.
“I realize the significance of my selection, espe
cially being a young lady of color from northeast
Portland,” Lewis said. “My grandparents would be
so proud of this selection and accomplishment.”
A visit to the nation s capital was not new for M arnett Lewis served as an academic
Lewis. In 2008, she served as an intern in the late princess during the National Cherry
Sen. Edward M. Kennedy’s office.
Blossom Festival.
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