Instagram story viewer> @micah_davis> Tagged

micah!

@micah_davis

undefined

POSTS STORIES REELS TAGGED

Wellness Wednesday with @xula1925🍎🙌🏾 SWEAT + FUN, Comment if you’d like to join us next time Main Squeeze: Lakeview lead by @comebackfit_ 🔥

A huge thank you to Hampton University alumna Dr. Brittany Adams and Xavier University of Louisiana alumna Destinee Kerr for making this class possible! 🙌🏾💙💛 Until next time, HBCU family—let’s SWEAT AGAIN! 💪🏾🔥 #xulaalumni #mainsqueeze

#xavieruniversityoflouisiana #xulaalum #xula #hbcupride #1925society #dillarduniversity #xula1925 #neworleans #healthylifestyle #healthyfood #explorepage

3

13

A Woman of Xavier is more than how she presents herself; it’s how she carries herself.💛🤍

For our first Women of Xavier Professional Dress Wednesday of the year, I’m reminded that being a Woman of Xavier means walking with grace, confidence, purpose, and excellence in every room we enter.

It means honoring the women who came before us, uplifting the women beside us, and setting a standard for those who will come after us.

Here’s to a year of showing up, standing out, and representing Xavier with pride!✨

Woman of Xavier, always!💛

#WOX #XULA

937

103

Long nights, early mornings, doubt, uncertainty, faith, and triumph. This coat means more than marking the initial stages of becoming a physician, it represents the community that got me to this point. I couldn’t have done it without my family, friends, mentors and most importantly the grace of God. I’ll continue to lean on them throughout this process. Time to work ⚕️

3

55

It’s been almost a week and I’m still taking it all in. First I want to say medaase to @gmbxula for this opportunity!

I was told that I could’ve been enjoying my summer, hanging out with friends, on vacation, etc., and that I made a sacrifice when I chose to serve the people of the Ekumpoano & Akawnsa Kokodo communities. While, it didn’t feel like one, I’d make the sacrifice 1000x over if it meant touching the Motherland this way.

This trip was so much more than just traveling to Africa. Being able to provide free medical resources and free healthcare insurance to 389 men, women, and children was something I could only hope to do on this healthcare journey. Not only did I have the chance to connect with the people, but I got to work with amazing dentists, optometrists, pharmacists, nurses, and physicians. Most importantly, I had the time of my life while doing so.

A piece of me still lives in Ghana and I’m forever grateful for the growth, the lessons, the connection, the history, the memories, my fellow brigaders, and the people.

This isn’t a goodbye but a see you later! Until next time🥹

~Esi Lauryn 🇬🇭

175

18

Medaase paa, Ghana. While I may be an ocean away, a part of my heart will always be yours. ❤️

Feeling incredibly blessed and grateful for the opportunity to experience and serve in the Motherland. During this medical brigade, we were able to provide free healthcare services and health insurance enrollment for 389 patients.

A special medaase to GMB, my fellow brigaders, and the people of Ekumpoano and Akwansa Kokodo for making this experience so meaningful and unforgettable.

Until we meet again, Ghana. 🇬🇭

3

64

GHANA!!! Words cannot describe the love I have this brigade with my fellows Xavierites to serve in the motherland. In a span of 4 clinical days we were able to serve 389 people and get each and everyone registered for health insurance, and provide annual exams for dental, vision, and pharmaceuticals at no cost.

I’m so thankful for my extended family , making every moment feel like home. I can still smell the jollof as we speak😋

160

32

medaase, ghana.

Grateful for a week that opened my eyes and my heart. Through this medical brigade, we partnered with national health organizations to bring free healthcare to rural communities. We were able to service 389 patients across Akwansa Kokodo & Ekumpoano in just four clinic days.

Beyond the work, I’m thankful for the chance to immerse myself in Ghanaian culture and learn from the people who welcomed us so warmly. These memories are truly unforgettable.🇬🇭

@gmbxula

403

55

Where do I even begin? This brigade trip was truly life changing. We were able to serve 389 people, but the impact goes far beyond the numbers. From the long days to the unforgettable memories, every moment was a blessing. The connections, lessons, and bonds we built will stay with me forever. I am so grateful for this experience and for everyone who made it so special. Thank you, Ghana Global Medical Brigades! 🇬🇭🫶🏾

260

29

“If you want to go fast in life, go alone. If you want to go far, go together.” 🇬🇭

I was blessed with the opportunity to travel abroad to Ghana this past week for a medical brigade. Throughout our clinic days, I had the chance to shadow and assist physicians, nurses, dentists, pharmacists, optometrists, and many other healthcare professionals while our group saw 389 patients!

However, this brigade was bigger than myself and meant far more to me than just the clinical exposure. It was a life changing experience filled with learning, community, culture, and meaningful connections.

The relationships I built with my 16 fellow volunteers and members of the community are memories I will carry with me for a lifetime. Everyone I met will forever have a place in my heart! 💚

Finally, to Ghana, medaase! This is not goodbye, this is simply see you later. 🇬🇭

- Kofi Leon
May 2026

#xula #ghana @gmbxula

349

70

Classic in the Big Easy + Easter ✝️🏃🏾

3

11

Sweetheart & Gents Ball ‘26💐🪩!! So thankful for the lifelong friendships and memories created during this lovely experience🩷💙

262

154

“When we are able to recognize our own light, we become empowered to use it.”

Being part of the Miss Omega Psi Phi pageant was not only a rewarding experience but also one that surrounded me with like-minded, high-achieving individuals. This experience reaffirmed that hard work and perseverance pay off. Obstacles don’t define the journey — they are simply a part of it. My family instilled in me a confidence that remains even in moments of uncertainty, reminding me never to compromise my character. Through this pageant, my goal was simply to be my true, authentic self.

To the men of Xi Sigma, the way you continue to exemplify to the pillars of Omega Psi Phi, is truly admirable. I am so grateful to have formed relationships with many of you, and I look forward to serving alongside the chapter for the next year.

I want to give a special shoutout to my pageant coach, my sister, @mayadaniellee_
Thank you for pushing me out of my comfort zone and encouraging me every step of the way.

To my pageant sisters, thank you for your grace, your sisterhood, and the beauty each of you brought to the stage. Competing alongside such intelligent, poised, and purpose-driven women was an honor in itself. We all represented excellence! 🤍

And finally, to everyone who supported me — through prayers, encouraging texts, late-night rehearsals, and unwavering belief — thank you. This title is not mine alone; it belongs to every person who poured into me.

I step into this role with humility, confidence, and a heart ready to serve.

Introducing your Miss Omega Psi Phi💜

3

49