Scholars

Not just a check. A home away from home.

Scholarships sit inside mentorship, professional development, and a community that stays after graduation. The point is leaders who return — or remain accountable — to the continent.

Scholars

The endowment at work.

Usomine Omamegbe

Usomine Omamegbe

Nigeria · McCombs School of Business, finance and accounting · First endowed scholar, August 2023 · Graduated spring 2026

Usomine was the first student awarded the ALB Endowed Scholarship. She plans to return to Nigeria to expand access to financial institutions — creating more affordable options for citizens who do not have access to financial advising.

Ali Chimoun

Ali Chimoun

Cameroon · Aerospace engineering, minor in German

A current scholar at UT Austin, studying aerospace engineering with a minor in German.

Mohammed Dawood

Mohammed Dawood

Egypt · Honors aerospace engineering, UT Austin · Newest scholar, fall 2025

Born in Cairo, Mohammed is an honors aerospace engineering student at UT Austin and an undergraduate researcher in guidance, navigation, and control. He wants to help unlock Africa’s potential in science, engineering, and space research.

Alumni

Six graduates, and a network that stays.

Among ALB’s six graduates, several have pursued advanced degrees at Harvard, MIT, Cambridge, and USC. Careers span film, international development, economics, finance, and business.

Alumni and students from the ALB community:

Takalani Malivha Wambui Mburu (OSU) Ukairo Ukairo Yves Mafolo (OSU) Diana Ayoub John Kidenda

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