Lakevon Harris, a 2026 graduate of Greene County High School and current SGA Freshman Class President at Miles College, participates in the college’s Homecoming festivities. (Photo submitted by Teresa Atkins)

Submitted by Teresa Atkins

Lakevon Harris, a 2026 graduate of Greene County High School, is already making his mark at Miles College through leadership, service, and active campus involvement. Now a freshman majoring in Early Childhood Education, Harris has embraced opportunities to represent his college, support fellow students, and contribute to campus life. His dedication and willingness to serve have earned him several leadership roles during his first year as a Miles College Golden Bear.

Harris currently serves as the Student Government Association (SGA) Freshman Class President for the 2026–2027 academic year. In addition to this leadership position, he is a member of the Campus Activities Board Pep Team and serves as both a Student Ambassador and a STAIR Ambassador. Through these roles, Harris has become actively involved in promoting school spirit, encouraging student engagement, and supporting the college community. As a Student Ambassador, he represents Miles College at college fairs, leads campus tours, and assists the Office of Admissions in welcoming prospective students. His work as a STAIR Ambassador further allows him to contribute to educational support and student development initiatives.

Harris’s involvement reflects his commitment to making a positive impact while taking advantage of the opportunities available beyond high school. His efforts to serve others, build connections, and contribute to the college experience demonstrate a promising start to his academic journey. As he continues to grow as a student and campus leader, Harris represents the potential of Greene County’s young people and the positive impact they can make beyond their hometown. His accomplishments are a source of pride for Greene County High School and the community that helped shape his educational foundation.