“Donald was one of the most charitable student leaders at Winthrop, and he was always willing to assist and serve in the community, both in and around Winthrop.”
His friends, his brothers in the fraternity, and his family all held a very significant place in his life. His kind smile and comforting presence on our college campus will be sorely missed.
Kinyata Adams Brown, Associate Dean of Engagement, Diversity, and Inclusive Excellence, Kinyata Adams Brown, On May 22, the life of a student who was a student leader at Winthrop University and majored in sport management was cut tragically short. Brother Donald Jaylen Scott Jr., a senior from Blythewood, South Carolina, was very involved in the activities of the Psi Kappa chapter of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc.
According to his friends, he was a young guy who put a lot of effort into everything he did, especially his fraternity. Kinyata Adams Brown, associate dean of engagement, diversity, and inclusive excellence, remarked that Donald was “one of the kindest student leaders who were always willing to help and serve in the Winthrop and the local community.”
“Donald was one of the kindest student leaders who were always willing to help and serve in the Winthrop and local community,”
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