May 3, 2021
SVSU graduating seniors: Kyndall LoVette
KYNDALL LoVETTE
management major
Holt native
Kyndall’s story
With a passion and penchant for engaging with people, Kyndall LoVette will be ready to launch soon from her status as a graduating senior at Saginaw Valley State University to the professional career that will soon follow.
The management major said she has benefited from her classroom studies as well as extracurricular opportunities at the university. All of these experiences have allowed her to build her skillset as an engaged citizen.
Among the SVSU opportunities Kyndall said served her best: her selection to the Vitito Global Leadership Institute. The SVSU program of distinction annually provides leadership development to a select group of students enrolled in the SVSU Scott L. Carmona College of Business. LoVette called the opportunity a “rewarding experience” that allowed her to collaborate with fellow Cardinals across the academic disciplines as well as student ambassadors from Ghana.
One of her academic courses — a family business class — also sharpened her community engagement skills. As part of the class, she volunteered at a fundraising event for The Mustard Seed Shelter, a Saginaw-based nonprofit which moves women and children from homelessness to self-sufficiency.
We asked Kyndall a series of questions about her experience at SVSU. Here are her responses:
What was your favorite memory at SVSU?
“My favorite memory, while attending SVSU is the community service opportunities I’ve had, once I joined Delta Sigma Pi, and the Organization of Black Unity.”
What was your proudest accomplishment at SVSU?
“My proudest accomplishment overall would be graduating college cum laude, and also being able to join RSOs on campus.”
What advice would you give an incoming freshman at SVSU?
“The most important advice I would give incoming freshmen would be to engage with their professors and get to know them, as well as getting involved with the student organizations. Your college experience goes by faster than you think — you get what you put in.”
What are your plans after graduation?
“My plans after graduation are to find a job I enjoy, and hopefully relocate to a warmer state.”
The following are clubs, organizations and accomplishments that highlight Morgan’s SVSU experience:
- Vitito Global Leadership Institute, 2020 cohort
- Delta Sigma Pi-Mu Phi Chapter
- Organization of Black Unity