Our History
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2022-2023 J.U.M.P E-board during their 31st Banquet in Bing
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Why were we brought to Syracuse University?
J.U.M.P. Nation at Syracuse University's founders (left to right); Marytere Acosta Guillon, Georgina Morillo, and Stephanie Reyes.
These women saw a need for an organization like this to help serve and uplift the Syracuse community.
Marytere, our former President participated in a J.U.M.P. Weekend at Binghamton University when she was an 8th grade student, and when she came to Syracuse University she decided that she wanted to help and impact youth the way she was impacted during her experience. With that they began the process to making J.U.M.P. Nation at Syracuse University a reality.
Without these three women and the dedication and commitment we would not be able to continuously create a change and better the lives of the Syracuse City youth.
They had a vision of bringing this organization to campus and did not quit until that goal was reached. They are the base of all our success and we cannot thank them enough for all the work they have put into J.U.M.P. Nation.
Marytere, our former President participated in a J.U.M.P. Weekend at Binghamton University when she was an 8th grade student, and when she came to Syracuse University she decided that she wanted to help and impact youth the way she was impacted during her experience. With that they began the process to making J.U.M.P. Nation at Syracuse University a reality.
Without these three women and the dedication and commitment we would not be able to continuously create a change and better the lives of the Syracuse City youth.
They had a vision of bringing this organization to campus and did not quit until that goal was reached. They are the base of all our success and we cannot thank them enough for all the work they have put into J.U.M.P. Nation.
