March Scholar Profile - Meet Joshua Oloriegbe

"Leadership is an action, not a position. It is an act of service and the choices I make must always be in the best interests of those I lead. As John Maxwell said, “A leader is one who knows the way, goes the way, and shows the way.” People work best when and where they feel loved, valued, respected, and appreciated." 

Joshua is an undergraduate student at Jarvis Christian University, pursuing a degree in nursing with the hope to serve those in need. Originally from Nigeria, Joshua moved to the United States after graduating from “The Childville School” in Lagos. There he was actively involved in many extracurricular and student organizational activities, serving as the student council president, public speaking president, co-finding the press club, obtaining an Oracle certification, and four Microsoft Office certifications. Joshua also volunteered at his church and interned at “The Childville School” after graduation.

At Jarvis Christian University, Joshua is an Honors scholar and member of the Barbara C. Jordan Honors program. In addition, he is involved in various extracurricular activities, including Enactus, the Student Ministry Association, Choir, Band, and Student Government Association. Joshua is committed to positively impacting people’s lives and hopes to specialize in Nursing Anesthesia. He hopes to make significant contributions to the struggling Nigerian health sector and be an integral part of future medical advancements across the globe. Joshua enjoys reading the bible and non-fiction books. He is intensely passionate about music and plays multiple instruments. He hopes to make an indelible mark on the world, and continue making a difference in his community, inspiring others to pursue their dreams and glorifying God most importantly.