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My Soul is not for Sale Winner of Outstanding Journalism 4/22/06 Kappa Delta PI
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Biography of Vaughn Troy Aiken
Originally born in Brooklyn, Vaughn Troy Aiken's family moved to the Bronx when he was 2 years old. He is a product of the public schools, and then went on to graduate from Cardinal Hayes High School in 1990. It was at Hayes where a young Vaughn Aiken began to gain knowledge of self, and of his desire to work with others to make this world a better place. At Hayes, Vaughn spent much of his time working with children with disabilities in a program designed to enrich the lives of those less fortunate.
As a High School student, Vaughn showed maturity beyond his years as he began a career in criminal justice at the US Attorney's Office under Rudolph Giuliani. During this time, Vaughn concentrated on his passions for education, government, the arts, and African American history. Vaughn keenly understood that in order for the African American community to empower itself, we needed to have knowledge of where we've been and where we're going.
Vaughn eventually moved on from the US Attorney's Office and joined the US Marshals Service. In 1996, because of Vaughn's hard work and knowledge of the administrative side of the US Marshals Service, he was asked to oversee the Accountable Property Division within the Service. It was also at this time that Vaughn realized that there was something important that he wanted to accomplish. Working hard to find time in his already busy schedule, Vaughn return to college, taking classes at night, and eventually earned his Bachelor's Degree in Public Administration from the prestigious City University of New York (CUNY).
Vaughn remains very involved with the community. As a member of the Black Alumni Association, the Center for Workers Education Alumni, and the Latino American Alumni of CUNY, Vaughn works tirelessly to encourage people of color to get their college education to better prepare for the rigors of life.
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