Egypt Terry is a sophomore at Norfolk State University, pursuing a B.A. in Psychology. She currently serves as a Peer Educator for Norfolk State's SAFE Office, where she organizes and facilitates campus events regarding consent, healthy relationship building, and sexual assault/domestic violence prevention. She is also a '26-'27 Chapter Writer for the Norfolk State chapter of HerCampus, where she produces content about young adulthood, love, mental health, faith and more.
Egypt is deeply passionate about mental health, particularly in Black women, cultural psychology, and the development of her faith. Ultimately, she aspires to become a mental health counselor in a non-profit, educational or government setting, applying practices from all of her interests.
Outside of her academic and career pursuits, she enjoys reading, journaling, and learning more about who she is as a person, and a soul.
The “Twenty Theory”: What Turning Twenty Has Taught Me So Far
