Elysa Smith Wins 2023 Anidjar & Levine Community Service Scholarship for Her Dedication to Community Service

Elysa Smith, a law student at Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University School of Law, has been recognized for her exceptional commitment to community service with the 2023 Anidjar & Levine Community Service Scholarship. With a notable academic record and a deep-seated passion for giving back, Smith's efforts in promoting education, charity, and inclusion have set her apart.

Inspired by her mother's teachings on the importance of giving back, Smith has been actively involved in various organizations, both on and off campus. Her role as the Membership Chair of the Black Female Future Attorneys (BFFA) and her leadership in Jewels Incorporated at FSU, an all-girls mentoring program, underscore her dedication to empowering others. Through mentoring, tutoring, and coaching dance classes, Smith has made a significant impact on the lives of many, emphasizing the holistic development of the mind, body, and heart.

The scholarship not only acknowledges Smith's past contributions but also her potential to continue making a difference in her future legal career. Her ability to embrace diverse perspectives and foster a team-oriented mindset exemplifies the qualities that the Anidjar & Levine Community Service Scholarship seeks to honor. The law firm's commitment to supporting initiatives that benefit Floridians reflects the broader impact of charitable giving and the vital role of non-profit organizations in community development.