Afram Sellers was recently selected by the Mary S. Nelums Foundation as an Invisible Giant. The “invisible giant” designation was created to give voice and recognition to young African-American men who are making a positive difference in their community. Their community work is consistent with social work values.
Education
University of Mississippi School of Law, Juris Doctorate
Hampton University, Bachelor of Science, Business Management
Born to Mr. Aaron Sellers and Sandra Sellers
Born in Jackson, Mississippi
Youngest of two children
Calls Ridgeland “Home”
Early Education
Attended Holy Ghost Catholic School (Jackson, Mississippi)
North Jackson Elementary School (Jackson, Mississippi)
Aptakisic Middle School (Buffalo Grove, Illinois)
Homestead High School (Mequon, Wisconsin)
Played Basketball
Active in Multicultural Club
College Preparatory Programs
University of Wisconsin White Water
University of Wisconsin Milwaukee
Marquette University
INROADS Program (College Bound High School Students)
Hampton University
Graduated Overall and Departmental Honors
Supports Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs)
Practiced with Several Local Firms Post Graduation
Insurance Companies
Corporations
Doctors
Federal and State Courts
Represented Individuals with No Voice in Society
Aafram Y. Sellers, PLLC (June 2006)
Criminal Defense Specialty
Personal Injury Cases
Active in the Community
Mentor to Students in All Academic Levels
Historical Speaker at the Morrison Academic Advancement Center’s Career Day
