CONTENTS...Commencement Day Brings Joy and Mourning for Class of 2017 Notable Figures Honored at Commencement. ... campus building was named in memory of a supporter. A faithful champion

CONTENTS1 A Message from President Breaux

2 Academics and ResearchCounseling Programs Receive National

Accreditation

University Welcomes Historic Freshman

Class

Student Presents Research on Capitol Hill

Students Present Their Scientific Research

on a National Stage

6 FacilitiesNew Science Center Brings Excitement to

Science Education & Research

James E. Proctor Jr. Building Honors the

Legacy of Distinguished Alumnus

10 Faculty AchievementsEnglish Professor Rion Scott Takes

National Literary Prize

Genetics Professor Selected as an Emerging

Scholar

Administrator Recognized for Outstanding

Student Support

Theater Faculty Earned Coveted Regional

Recognition

13 AthleticsWe Are the Champions!

Women’s Bowling

Men’s Basketball

Cheer Team Places Third in National

Competition

CIAA Honors

Women’s Softball

Football

18 CommencementCommencement Day Brings Joy and

Mourning for Class of 2017

Notable Figures Honored at

Commencement

21 PartnershipsPartnerships Open Doors to Opportunity

for Local Youth

New Community Partnership Expands

Campus Arts Programming

24 Student AchievementsBowie State Wins Second Place, $30k

Grant in National Quiz Bowl

White House Initiative Names Doctoral

Candidate an HBCU All-Star

Theater Students Address Social Injustice

Graduate Students Honored at White House

Healthy Campus Day

27 Student LifeCivil Rights Icon Jesse Jackson Inspires

Students to Vote

28 PhilanthropyThe Impact of Giving

The Power of Endowments

#BowieStateGives

30 Donors

40 Financials

42 Administration

Bowie State University 2016–2017 Annual Report

A Message from President Breaux Reflecting on the notable achievements in the life of a

university in a year reveals the contributions of each member of

the campus community.

At Bowie State University, there were many examples of excellence

throughout the campus in the 2016–17 fiscal year. Faculty and

administrators, like Department of Counseling Chairperson Dr. Roslyn

Green, worked to ensure that our academic programs receive national

accreditations, signaling the strengths of our offerings. Students

like Jesuye David, together with his faculty mentor, demonstrated

excellence as David presented their research on a national stage. Staff

members like Robert Batten made us proud by winning the highest

award presented to staff of University System of Maryland institutions

by the Board of Regents.

The year also marked the opening of the $102 million Center for Natural

Sciences, Mathematics and Nursing, a transformational center for

innovation in teaching, research and scholarship. Our student-athletes

also gave us much to celebrate. Four teams made it to the championships

in their respective sports, and the women’s bowling and men’s basketball

teams won conference titles.

Our supporters like Timothy Adams continue to make long-term

investments in the future of Bowie State students and the viability of

the institution. He established an endowed scholarship over a decade

ago, which, through ongoing contributions, was valued at nearly

$180,000 in 2017.

Since July 2017 when I began as the 10th president of Bowie State

University, I have encountered countless individuals who represent

the pride and spirit of Bowie State University. I salute the faculty, staff,

students, alumni and supporters who make a difference at Bowie

State every day.

Aminta H. Breaux

President

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ACADEMICS AND RESEARCH

COUNSELING PROGRAMS RECEIVE NATIONAL ACCREDITATION

Department Chairperson

Roslyn Green (right) led

the accreditation effort.


Specialized accreditation of academic

programs is a mark of institutional

quality, signaling that the curriculum,

faculty and administration meet the

rigorous standards of the profession.

Two of Bowie State University’s counseling programs

achieved that distinction when they received national

accreditation, making Bowie State one of three Maryland

universities and the only University System of Maryland

school with this honor. The recognition elevates the

profile of the already well-respected master’s degree

programs in mental health counseling and school

counseling. Dr. Roslyn Green, chair of the Department

of Counseling, led the team charged with managing the

accreditation effort.

The accreditation from Council for Accreditation of

Counseling & Related Educational Programs (w)

extends through March 2019. Both programs met the

requirements of a thorough evaluation of hands-on

learning experiences, faculty qualifications, academic

support and student selection, among other criteria.

Graduates from CACREP-accredited programs are highly

recruited by employers — in fact, three federal agencies

require counselors to graduate from programs with the

CACREP accreditation before they can work

with their populations.

The Bowie State programs require students to complete an

extensive curriculum of foundational and advanced courses,

as well as hundreds of hours of clinical work. Graduates are

prepared to become licensed or certified counselors.



UNIVERSITY WELCOMES HISTORIC FRESHMAN CLASSA growing number of people are recognizing the great

value of a Bowie State education. Freshman enrollment

increased by 71 percent, resulting in a record-breaking

958 first-time students arriving on campus in fall

2016. The surge came after an aggressive recruitment

campaign and improved internal processes led to more

students accepting admissions offers from Bowie State.

With the addition of the class of 2020, the university’s

overall undergraduate population grew by 9 percent

to 4,711, and the total student population rose by 4

percent to 5,669.

Assistant Vice President of Enrollment Management

Troy Miller explained that the university continually

strives to keep tuition costs down as operating costs

rise and competition with other schools increases.

“Given those challenges, having record-breaking

enrollment is huge for us,” Miller said. “We'll continue

to see an even greater impact of these recruitment

efforts in the coming years.”


Freshmen made their mark by

signing a class banner at the

Matriculation Convocation.

The class of 2020 helped boost

the university's total enrollment.


Students Present Their Scientific Research on a National Stage Eleven science and technology students, attending

the Emerging Researchers National Conference,

presented findings from their faculty-guided

projects, funded by National Science Foundation

grants. Their research included designs of virtual

reality environments for emergency response and

building evacuation, identification of DNA barcodes

for a Nigerian fish species, and solutions for privacy

protection on social media. The students were:

biology majors Alexandria Brame, Chrysten Brown,

David Darko and Jarrett Davis; computer technology

majors Darren Sumpter, Akinyele Akinsanya and

Tarrell Fletcher; computer science majors Phillip

Devreaux and Emmanuel Ossuetta; and graduate

students Diliorah Arah (’16) (Master of Science in

organizational communication) and James Stigall

(Doctor of Science in computer science).

Student Presents Research on Capitol Hill Computer science major Jesuye David shared his research on the behaviors

of smartphone viruses to Congressional members at the 21st annual Posters

on the Hill in April 2017. Guided by Associate Professor Soo-Yeon Ji, David was

one of 60 students selected from hundreds of applicants to participate in the

showcase of federally funded research and education programs, sponsored by

the Council on Undergraduate Research.


LEFT TO RIGHT: Jarrett Davis,

Chrysten Brown, Alexandria Brame,

and David Darko

Alexandria

Brame presents

research on

beta-carotene

in carrots.

Chrysten Brown

presents a poster

on DNA barcode

research.

Jesuye David


FACILITIES

NEW SCIENCE CENTER BRINGS EXCITEMENT TO SCIENCE EDUCATION & RESEARCH

A new state-of-the-art Center for Natural

Sciences, Mathematics and Nursing brings

innovation in collaborative teaching and research,

with specialized features designed to put students

at the center of the learning experience.


Dynamic glass

covering the center’s

exterior tints on

demand to provide

long-term energy

savings.

FACILITIES


FACILITIES

The 149,000-square-foot building features active

learning classrooms and labs, flexible instructional

spaces, a fully enclosed greenhouse and a nursing

simulation wing — all of which are geared toward

involving students more directly in the educational

process. Research shows that when students are

actively engaged in the classroom, they are better

able to retain and understand the material.

A hub of science education and research, the center

promotes innovation in teaching and learning

and represents the university’s new approach to

teaching science, technology, engineering and

mathematics (STEM). Students preparing for careers

in high-demand STEM fields have the opportunity

to learn in an open environment that reveals

science and mathematics education in action and

makes it more accessible for all.

With the expanded lab space, faculty can

involve more students in real-world research,

strengthening the university’s strategic efforts to

integrate hands-on research opportunities into

the undergraduate student experience.

After two years of construction, the center

opened with fanfare as Maryland Governor

Larry Hogan joined state and local officials,

educators and project partners at the formal

ribbon-cutting ceremony.

The center is a model of high-

performance, sustainable design, aimed

at achieving LEED Gold certification by

the U.S. Green Building Council.


FACILITIES

The university recognized the late Bowie State

alumnus and Maryland delegate James E. Proctor

Jr.'s decades-long commitment to garnering financial

support for the institution, by renaming the Center

for Learning and Technology in his honor. The formal

ceremony in April 2017 marked the first time that a

campus building was named in memory of a supporter.

A faithful champion of education in Prince George’s

and Charles counties for 25 years, Proctor served as

vice-chair of the House Appropriations Committee

and worked to ensure state investments in Bowie State

construction and renovation projects. Those efforts

resulted in about $200 million in state allocations,

with some of those funds contributing to the

development of the university’s state-of-the-art Center

for Natural Sciences, Mathematics and Nursing.

The James E. Proctor Jr. Building houses the College

of Education, where Delegate Proctor earned two

degrees and sparked his passion for education.

Since Proctor’s passing in 2015, his wife and two-time

Bowie State alumna, Maryland Delegate Elizabeth

“Susie” Proctor, has been instrumental in keeping

his legacy alive. She worked to establish the James E.

Proctor Jr. Endowed Scholarship Fund, which provides

much needed financial support to students in the

College of Education.

JAMES E. PROCTOR JR. BUILDING HONORS THE LEGACY OF DISTINGUISHED ALUMNUS

The building

is the first to

be named in

honor of a BSU

supporter.

State Delegate Susie

Proctor (center)

and her family join

President Burnim

to celebrate the late

delegate's love for

Bowie State.


ENGLISH PROFESSOR RION SCOTT TAKES NATIONAL LITERARY PRIZE

Rion Scott (center)

receives high honors for

his first work of fiction.

FACULTY ACHIEVEMENTS


English lecturer Rion Scott received a

prestigious national literary award and

a $25,000 prize for his highly celebrated

first collection of short stories.

Scott was honored with the 2017 PEN/Robert W. Bingham

Prize for Debut Fiction for “Insurrections: Stories,” which

tells the experiences of African Americans in the fictional

town of Cross River, Maryland, founded in 1807 after the

only successful slave revolt in the United States. The award

recognizes an author whose debut work of fiction displays

literary brilliance and promise for a second work.

“As long as they keep distorting and keep flattening our

humanity, I want to keep responding with complexity,”

Scott said in his acceptance speech. “That’s my insurrection,

and I encourage you all to do the same.”

Since “Insurrections” was published in July 2016, Scott

had garnered critical acclaim from several prominent

national media outlets, including TheRoot.com.

In praising Scott’s work, the award judges, who represent

the nation’s foremost fiction writers, said, “These are hard,

humane stories, free of grand-standing yet full of grace, that

loom in the mind long after reading. We were better off for

having read ‘Insurrections.’ ”

Genetics Professor Selected as an Emerging Scholar In recognition of her commitment to

scholarship in the laboratory and the

classroom, genetics professor Dr. Tyesha

Burks was named a 2017 Emerging

Scholar by Diverse: Issues in Higher

Education. Burks — one of 12 professors

selected from a pool of hundreds of

academics nationwide — is working to

find a cure for sarcopenia, a condition

that ages skeletal muscles. Her research

expertise and thoughtful guidance are

preparing our students for successful

careers in STEM fields.

Dr. Tyesha Burks



Theater Faculty Earned Coveted Regional Recognition Two theater professors were nominated for — and

one won — Helen Hayes Awards, a prestigious honor

that celebrates excellence in professional theatre

throughout the Washington metropolitan area.

Kathryn Kawecki, an assistant professor and set

designer, received a nomination for her design of the

1st Stage production of “Proof.” Adjunct professor

Psalmayene 24, also known as Gregory Morrison,

won the award for outstanding direction of the Theater

Alliance’s production of “Word Becomes Flesh,”

which blends spoken word, dance and live music.

Both faculty are using their creative expertise to train

Bowie State’s arts students.

Administrator Recognized for Outstanding Student Support International Student Services Director Robert Batten received a University

System of Maryland (USM) Board of Regents’ Staff Award for outstanding service

to students in an academic or residential environment. This honor is the highest

recognition given to exemplary staff by the Board of Regents.

A long-time student advocate, Batten has been a dedicated mentor and advisor

for several university initiatives. As a coordinator for the BSU Male Initiative

mentoring program, he helps to promote the advancement of male students

through mentor/protégé relationships between male employees and students by

organizing the program’s experiential activities.

Batten’s work with students extends beyond traditional business hours on

campus, often requiring travel and a sacrifice of personal time. He manages the

Honda Campus All-Star Challenge team, preparing study sessions and traveling to

regional and national competitions. Under his leadership, the team took second

place and won a $30,000 grant for the university during the 2017 competition.

He has also served as an advisor on the Student Athlete Advisory Committee,

organized intramural sports and chaperoned countless student trips.

The award, which included a $2,000 cash gift, affirms Batten’s unwavering

commitment to the success of Bowie State students.


Robert Batten

LEFT: Psalmayene 24, also

known as Gregory Morrison

RIGHT: Kathryn Kawecki


ATHLETICS

WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS!Bulldogs fans had a lot to cheer about in the 2016–2017

season. In a year of outstanding accolades for Bowie State

athletics, two teams won championships and two other teams

scored runner-up trophies, while a head coach, the athletic

director and the university president achieved honors in the

Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association (CIAA).

Athletic Director Clyde Doughty said strategic investments in the Athletics Department,

including a comprehensive fundraising plan, and enhanced recruiting strategies have

helped to strengthen the university’s sports programs overall.

Part of the championship-

winning team, guard Brian Kelly

surges toward the basket.


WOMEN’S BOWLING The team solidified its place in Bowie State sports history as the program with

the most championship wins. With this title, the team marked its seventh

overall and third straight CIAA championship victory. Each championship win

came under the leadership of head coach Kenneth Scott. Ashley Wade and

Sierra Davis were named co-MVPs of the 2017 Tournament, while Shannon

Weaver was selected to the All-Tournament Team.

In Memoriam

Kenneth Scott

Women’s Bowling Head Coach

and Coach of the Year in 2015

ATHLETICS

The team cheers as they

learn they won the 2017

championship title.Co-MVPs Sierra

Davis and Ashley

Wade accept their

trophy with AD

Clyde Doughty.

The cheer team’s third-place finish sets the stage for future success on a national level.


MEN’S BASKETBALL The Bulldogs began the tournament as the fourth seed in the Northern Division — they

captured the championship title after winning four games in four days, under the leadership of

Darrell Brooks. Ahmaad Wilson was named Tournament MVP in the team’s first conference

crown since 2013 and the third overall. The team earned an automatic qualifying bid to the

NCAA Division II Regional Tournament, but fell to top-seeded and No. 3 ranked Fairmont State

in the opening round.

The men's basketball team

notched its first conference

title since 2013.

Cheer Team Places Third in National Competition The Golden Girls cheerleading team ended the 2016–2017 season on a high note, placing third in the annual

Reach the Beach All Star & College Nationals competition in Ocean City, Maryland. The two-day event was

only the third appearance for the Bowie State squad at the national level. With this achievement, our students

displayed their talent to teams from across the country and paved the way for future Golden Girls to do the same.

ATHLETICS


WOMEN’S SOFTBALL Returning to the championship for the first time since 2009, the team

fell to Chowan University in the title game. The team was named a

co-champion in the Northern Division. Jacqueline Pickering and

Inaya Jones were voted to the All-CIAA Second Team, and head coach

Ashley Cook was named CIAA Coach of the Year.

Clyde Doughty

Athletic Director of the Year

In addition to the team successes,

Doughty and Bowie State

successfully bid to host the 2017

women’s tennis and outdoor track

and field championships. Doughty is

actively involved in the CIAA, serving

as a vice president on its Diversity

and Inclusion Committee and

Management Council, the ADA liaison

for compliance officers, and the chair

of the bowling championship.

Ashley Cook

Softball Coach of the Year

A 2011 Bowie State graduate, Cook

led the women’s softball team as they

became a co-champion in the CIAA

Northern Division and played the

championship game for the first time

since 2009.

ATHLETICS

Inaya Jones was

the team's leader in

total bases, slugging

percentage, runs batted

in and home runs.

Jacqueline Pickering

led the team in batting

average, hits, triples

and stolen bases.

CIAA Honors


FOOTBALL For the second consecutive year, the Bowie State football team competed in the CIAA Championship

game. In a blowout against Elizabeth City State University, the Bulldogs clinched the Northern Division

title, automatically securing their spot in the championship bout. Despite losing to Winston-Salem

State in the final game, the team still had a successful year. Thirteen players, including quarterback

Amir Hall, were named to the 2016 All-CIAA Team and four players were listed on the 2016 CIAA

All-Rookie Football Team. Under the leadership of head coach Damon Wilson, the team ended the

season poised to dominate again in 2017.

President Mickey L. Burnim

Hall of Fame

Dr. Burnim dedicated over 30 years to higher

education through CIAA member-institutions.

He served on the CIAA Board of Directors, having

completed two terms as chair. He was chair of the

finance/budget committee and was a member of

the conference’s audit, long range planning and

membership committees. Under his leadership, the

Bulldogs secured 11 CIAA Championship titles.

ATHLETICS

Dominating during the regular

season, the team competed in its

second championship in two years.

Quarterback Amir

Hall was one of 13

players named to

the All-CIAA Team.


COMMENCEMENT

COMMENCEMENT DAY BRINGS JOY AND MOURNING FOR CLASS OF 2017As the world watched, graduates of the class of 2017 received

their degrees, even as they remembered Second Lieutenant

Richard Collins III, who was killed just days before in a

senseless act of violence.

Television news crews and reporters

broadcasting around the world flocked to the

commencement ceremony. The university

livestream had thousands of views.

In the arena, an empty seat, draped with

a graduation gown, honored Lt. Collins

throughout the commencement ceremony.

He was posthumously awarded his

degree, a Bachelor of Science in business

administration, and President Burnim

presented it to his family.

The day before, hundreds gathered at a

candlelight vigil on campus to remember

Lt. Collins. Bowie State’s Army ROTC Bulldog

Battalion hosted the vigil, in partnership with

other student leaders, to provide a forum to

share memories and to reflect on his lasting

impact on the university community.

Giving his final commencement address as

Bowie State president, Dr. Burnim shared

lessons he learned over his life. “One’s most

significant growth is likely to come from

a failure experience,” he said, illustrating

how past failures set him on the course to

become Bowie State’s ninth president.


In Memoriam Second Lieutenant Richard Collins III

was killed days before Commencement.

He was posthumously awarded his

degree. An empty seat was draped

with a graduation gown as a way to

represent the loss.

Second Lieutenant Richard Collins III

COMMENCEMENT


COMMENCEMENT

Hundreds gathered for a noteworthy spring

commencement ceremony. In addition to

celebrating more than 650 graduates, the

university recognized a few distinguished

guests as well. A civil rights legend was hailed

for his commitment to activism, a reputable

business leader received an honorary degree,

and Bowie State’s first lady was recognized for

her unwavering student support.

Presidential Medals of Excellence were given

to civil rights activist Ernest Green and first

lady LaVera Levels Burnim. Green’s award

marked 60 years since he and eight other

black students, known as the Little Rock

Nine, integrated Central High School in Little

Rock, Arkansas, following the U.S. Supreme

Court ruling to desegregate public schools.

First Lady Burnim’s medal, presented by her

husband President Burnim, was a surprise

honor for her years of commitment to Bowie

State and its students.

Timothy J. Adams, longtime donor and

former BSU Foundation chair, received an

honorary doctorate. Under his leadership,

the foundation’s endowment grew to more

than $6 million.

NOTABLE FIGURES HONORED AT COMMENCEMENT

Timothy J. Adams

Ernest Green


Early college exposure can

inspire youth to consider higher

education as a viable option and

learn how to achieve success

in college.

Programs developed through community

partnerships helped Bowie State make a

meaningful difference in young people’s lives.

Bowie State’s signature program, the Education

Innovation Initiative (EI2), collaborated with

Eleanor Roosevelt High School to teach a group of

10th graders how to integrate sensor technologies

into robotic cars in a three-month Robotics

Clinic in spring 2017. At the end, they presented

their projects to their peers at an EI2 showcase.

Associate Provost Guy-Alain Amoussou said the

partnership helps minority students find pathways

to success in STEM.

PARTNERSHIPS OPEN DOORS TO OPPORTUNITY FOR LOCAL YOUTH

PARTNERSHIPS

High school students present

the tech skills they learned from

BSU's Robotics Clinic.


A partnership between the Department

of Computer Science and the Baltimore

YouthWorks employment program brought

about 40 youth to the campus in summer

2016 to learn technology skills in the Summer

Design and Think Technology Innovation

Capstone Project. For five weeks, the youth

worked in teams, guided by BSU faculty

and students, to develop tech innovations

that addressed problems in Baltimore and

presented their projects to a panel of expert

judges. As a result, Professor Lethia Jackson

said Bowie State became a top college

choice for many of the youth. The program

was funded by an extension of a National

Nuclear Security Administration grant for

the university’s participation in a federal

cybersecurity workforce pipeline.

Another partnership between the Department

of Social Work and the Prince George’s County

Department of Social Services introduced

about 40 teens in foster care to college life

through the Bowie at a Glance College Tour.

Department Chair Makeba Green said the

initiative shows youth in foster care that

attending college is possible by encouraging

them to take advantage of a free tuition waiver

available to them. President Burnim and

Provost Weldon Jackson welcomed the teens

to the campus before they were paired with

a BSU student from their academic area of

interest. The youth attended classes with their

student mentor, heard from financial aid and

campus life officials and toured the campus.

The next day, they returned for a Bulldogs

basketball game.

PARTNERSHIPS

Baltimore youth get coaching

from Bowie State student

mentors to design tech projects.


PARTNERSHIPS

Bowie State has established an exciting partnership

with the Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning

Commission (M-NCPPC) to bring arts programming

to campus. Through this new collaboration, students,

faculty and staff — as well as Maryland residents —

now have access to an array of cultural activities held

at the Fine and Performing Arts Center.

Beginning in January 2017, M-NCPPC utilized

the university’s state-of-the-art center to host

workshops, small classes, children’s camps and

performances by renowned regional and national

artists. African dance classes, writing workshops

and live concerts were among the diverse creative

offerings available during the spring session.

Popular go-go band Be’la Dona and R&B duo

CrossRhodes — featuring Grammy-nominated vocalist

Raheem DeVaughn — drew significant crowds. Over

the summer, elementary-aged children attended

the four-week Junior Academy for the Performing

Arts where participants honed their acting, singing,

dancing and storytelling skills. With each event, BSU

has expanded its visibility in the region and created

more opportunities for the community to connect

with the campus.

NEW COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP EXPANDS CAMPUS ARTS PROGRAMMING

Recording artists like CrossRhodes (pictured) and arts

workshops brought huge audiences to Bowie State.


STUDENT ACHIEVEMENTS

BOWIE STATE WINS SECOND PLACE, $30K GRANT IN NATIONAL QUIZ BOWL

The Team

Ibukun Ayo-Durojaiye Kayla Rayford Carroll Reed IIITeam captain

Jahlil Bennett Robert Batten Coach


In a show of determination and skill, a team of four Bowie State students took

second place and won $30,000 for the university in the 2017 Honda Campus

All-Star Challenge (HCASC), marking the first time Bowie State advanced to

the championships in the national quiz bowl tournament.

Bowie State competed for the title against 47 other

HBCU teams in the fast-paced, modified round robin

format, ultimately falling to Oakwood College. The

team members were computer science major Carroll

Reed III (team captain), mathematics major Ibukun

Ayo-Durojaiye, government major Jahlil Bennett, and

biology major Kayla Rayford.

In addition to being the runner-up team, Bowie State

coach Robert Batten was honored as Coach of the Year,

and Ayo-Durojaiye was named one of eight student All-

Stars for being the highest-scoring player in the division.

The annual tournament, held in Los Angeles, brings

together 48 HBCU teams to compete for grants for

their schools and bragging rights. The top two teams

in eight divisions advance to the Sweet 16 single-

elimination playoff, as they vie for the grand prize

of $75,000.

What is the Honda Campus All-Star Challenge?

The Q & A game combines academic material, popular culture and

sports in a format emphasizing quick recall. African American history

and culture is prominently featured in the questions.



White House Initiative Names Doctoral Candidate an HBCU All-Star Donovan Blake, a doctoral

candidate in educational

leadership, was selected by

the White House Initiative on

Historically Black Colleges and

Universities to serve

as an HBCU All-Star, becoming the third student ambassador from

Bowie State since the program’s inception in 2014. The 73 HBCU

All-Stars were chosen for their outstanding academics, leadership

and civic engagement. Blake surpassed expectations when she

worked with North Carolina Congresswoman Alma Adams’s

office to coordinate the student voices panel at the inaugural

HBCU Braintrust event, which took place at the 2017

Congressional Black Caucus Foundation’s 47th

Annual Legislative Caucus.

Theater Students Address Social Injustice Theater students performed 18 one-minute plays to call attention

to racial inequality as part of the national movement, “Every 28 Hours Plays.”

BSU senior Octavia Morton wrote one of the plays and it was performed, along

with others, at campuses across the country. Most of the plays were penned by professional

playwrights. The project gets its name from the statistic that every 28 hours a black person is killed by a

vigilante, security guard or the police in the United States.


Graduate Students Honored at White House Healthy Campus DayThree Graduate Student Association

leaders were honored at the White

House for their efforts to encourage

students to sign up for health insurance.

Amina Ogundiran, Richard Onatunji and

Maureen Elias joined students from 60

other campuses for Healthy Campus Day,

where they learned new strategies to

boost healthcare enrollment and met First

Lady Michelle Obama. Bowie State was

the only Maryland school and one of five

HBCUs represented at the event.

LEFT TO RIGHT: Richard Onatunji,

Amina Ogundiran and Maureen Elias

Octavia Morton (second from the left) wrote

a play for the national theater movement.


STUDENT LIFE

CIVIL RIGHTS ICON JESSE JACKSON INSPIRES STUDENTS TO VOTEAhead of the 2016 presidential election,

hundreds of Bowie State students got a rare

opportunity to hear from civil rights icon

and two-time presidential candidate Jesse

Jackson at a campus rally on the importance

of exercising their political power.

In an event sponsored by the Democratic National Committee

and the BSU Student Government Association, Rev. Jackson

encouraged students to register to vote and get out to the polls

for the presidential election. “Nothing is more important than the

right to vote. The right to vote preserves all other rights,” he said.

“This November, we will rebuild our cities. We will expand the

domain of historically black colleges. We will get off our rumps

and defeat (Donald) Trump.”

After his 30-minute speech, Rev. Jackson invited students

who were not registered voters to walk toward the front of the

auditorium to complete registration forms at tables staffed by

election officials. He invited dozens of students to join him on

stage for pictures and greetings. Students largely embraced his

message of empowerment.

Rev. Jackson made a lasting impression on Charnell Ferguson,

business administration major and president of Bowie State’s

NAACP chapter. She says she’s “fighting for minority rights and

equality. ... That means advancing change and building change

within our generation and building civil rights leaders.”


THE IMPACT OF GIVINGFor more than 10 years, Southwest Airlines

has been a strong and avid supporter of

Bowie State University, donating airline

tickets to transport BSU students across the

country for educational opportunities.

One recipient of Southwest’s generosity is Ramonia

Morant (’06, ’17). In March 2017, she was eager to attend

the 2nd Annual HBCU Symposium in Miami, Florida,

the only national symposium that convenes HBCU

students, alumni, faculty and advocates. As president

of the Graduate Student Association, she wanted to

learn how she could personally impact Bowie State

and future Bulldogs. With an award of a roundtrip

Southwest Airlines ticket, Ramonia was able to

attend that symposium.

“I am so grateful to Bowie State University

and Southwest Airlines for giving me

the opportunity to attend the 2nd

Annual HBCU Symposium,” said

Ramonia.

“I learned how I can assist my

HBCU by giving back, donating

and serving.”

A first-generation college student

pursuing a master’s degree

in mental health counseling,

Ramonia learned firsthand

what other HBCUs were

doing to expand their impact,

preserve their legacies, and

enhance their recruitment and

retention.

PHILANTHROPY

Ramonia Morant


THE POWER OF ENDOWMENTSAn entrepreneur and philanthropist at heart,

Timothy J. Adams understands the power of university

endowments to create an enduring legacy and sustain

the institution, ensuring that generations of students

can access quality higher education.

As a former board chair of the BSU Foundation,

Adams’s leadership helped to grow the university’s

endowment to $6 million. Further illustrating his

commitment to the endowment, Adams led by

example by becoming a donor as well. With an

initial investment of $25,000 in 2005, he established

the Detective Byron A. Adams Sr. Scholarship Fund,

created in honor of his late brother to support

undergraduate students seeking a career in law

enforcement. Now, it has grown to nearly

$180,000, often bridging the gap in financial aid

for students in need.

Through his generous contribution, Adams has

invested in the future of Bowie State. As president

and CEO of Systems Application & Technologies, Inc.

(SA-TECH), he has used his business acumen to

further the mission of the university.

PHILANTHROPY

#BowieStateGives The Bowie State University community showed its commitment to

philanthropy on November 29, 2016, by rallying behind #GivingTuesday,

the global day of giving that encourages people to use social media to

promote philanthropy. Undergraduate students competed by class year to

inspire each person to give. Alumni and friends used social media to tag

#BowieStateGives and spread the word about why they support BSU. In the

university’s second year of the campaign, more than 100 donors gave more

than $5,000 toward student scholarships and institutional support.

Timothy J. Adams


Gifts made July 1, 2016–June 30, 2017

Leadership Circle ($25,000+)

CIAA

Daly Computers, Inc.

Hattie M. Strong Foundation

Office of the Prince George's

County Executive

Old Line Bank

The Tom Joyner Foundation, Inc.

Thompson Hospitality Corp.

Thurgood Marshall College Fund

(TMCF)

Verizon

C. Glenn Mahone

Elizabeth G. Proctor

Ryan & Margaret T. Yu

Goodloe Circle ($5,000–$9,999)

Baltimore Gas and Electric

Company

BSU Graduate School Association

BSUNAA Prince George's County

Chapter

Centerplate

Coca Cola Enterprises

GEICO Corporation

International Software Systems, Inc.

K. Neal International Trucks, Inc.

N' Style Hair Grooming Barber

and Salon

Reid Temple AME Church

Systems Application &

Technologies, Inc.

Transdev

Larry M. Johnson

Michael Langdon Johnson

H. Michael Krimbill

Khari Dante Lee

Richard & Jennifer Lucas Jr.

Stephen W. Neal

Raymond S. Peters

Rodney C. Peters

James F. Selvaggi

George C. Simmons

Earl N. Speights

Heritage Circle ($10,000–$24,999)

ABM Janitorial Services

Acelity

Aerojet

Council on Social Work

Education, Inc

Microsoft Matching Gifts Program

Northrop Grumman Corporation

T. Rowe Price Program for

Charitable Giving

Mickey L. & Lavera Burnim

Angela Karmalita Contee

Brian E. Lassiter

Joel R. Peebles

Kimberly Ann Stokes

Betty B. Turner

Cornerstone Circle ($2,500–$4,999)

ABM Industry Groups, LLC

Bowie State University Metro

Alumni Chapter

Clark Construction Group LLC

Delmock Technologies, Inc.

Enterprise Holdings Foundation

Epic Spirit Ventures Inc.

Grant Thornton Foundation

Industrial Bank, NA

Joyce and Thomas Moorehead

Foundation

M & T Bank

Novolex

Pepco Holdings Inc.

R & B Services

The Epic Brands

The Maryland Center At Bowie

Toyota Motor Sales U.S.A., Inc.

University of Maryland Baltimore

Foundation, Inc.

University of Maryland University

College

Washington Suburban Sanitary

Commission

Wedderburn Innovative

Solutions, LLC

Winell H. C. Belfonte

Barbara Milburn Brooks

Linda Renee Gooden

Andrea C. Harrison

Michael S. Hughes

Irving V. & Shirley Boston Long

John Ridgeway

Robert H. & Pinkie M. Strother

John A. & Marsha A. Word Sr.

DONORS


Founders Circle ($1,000–$2,499)

Affinity Group

Blue Sky Contractors

BSUNAA Montgomery County

Chapter

California Community Foundation

Capital Region — Minority Supplier

Development Council

Capstone On-Campus Management

Cincture Government Solutions, LLC

Circle of Friends North Carolina

Group

Connect The Dots Inc.

Cox Electric KMC, Inc.

Dorsey Educational Fund, Inc.

Ezra Technologies, Inc.

Follett Higher Education Group

Friends of Jay Walker

Frito-Lay

Goodloe Memorial Unitarian

Universalist Congregation

Jerry's Seafood

Maryland National Capital Park

& Planning Commission

Morgan Stanley

NAI The Michael Co. Inc.

Pittsburgh Foundation

Police Guard Services, Inc.

Prince George County Human

Relations Commission

Susdewitt Management LLC

The Original Circle of Friends Inc.

University of Maryland Foundation,

Inc.

Washington Gas Light Company

YourCause, LLC

Zara Gray Associates, Inc.

Marzouq Albader

Marian L. Anderson

Clarence R. Askins Jr.

Gary L. Attman

Derrick Anthony Bailey

Donald L. Ball Jr.

Benjamin E. Beccles

Kevin Broadus

Karl Bruce Brockenbrough

Robert M. Brooks

Erwin Brown Jr.

Milton Brownlee

Joyce A. & Leroy Tyrone Cowan

Mable McBride Curtis

Derrick L. Davis

Tyrone A. Dodson

Ivan Sylvester & Anna J. Dotson

Thurmond T. Dunbar Jr.

Anita D. Ford

Melvin W. Gaskins Jr.

Anthony Oneal Gaston

Bedelia Green

Linda G. Howard

Weldon Jackson

Milton Anthony & Beverly Jews

Audrey C. Johnson

Calvin C. & Ginny C. Lee

James E. Lewis

Carl A. McClure

Danielle C. Ompad

Archie O'Neil

Ruth M. Paine

John R. Pasteur

Alvin G. Pindell

Alfonzo & Valorie Boyd Powell

Karen E. Queen

Cassandra M. Robinson

E. Wayne Rose

Gordon & Joyce Turner Sampson

Karen J. Shaheed

Roland B. Smith Jr.

Darren M. Swain

Frederick Douglas Taylor Jr.

William R. Timmons

Karen R. Toles

Artie L. Travis

John H. Tucker

Todd M. Turner

Reginald Wilson

Lillian J. Wiseman

Rita D. Wutoh

Educators Circle ($500–$999)

Benevity Community Impact Fund

Black In Government

Bythwood Uniform and Sports

Group

City of Glenarden

Crockett Facilities Services

Emory Grove United Methodist

Church

Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund

First Baptist Church of Highland

Park

GEICO Philanthropic Foundation

Law Office of Beverly Winstead LLC

Senior Family Supports LLC

Stewart Financial Services, Inc.

The Cornelius Group

United Parcel Service

Wegmans Food Markets, Inc.

Amani S. Ahmed

Jacqueline Y. Beale

Joanne C. Benson

Geraldine A. & Calvin W. Bethea

Lloyd S Blackwell

Marshall L. Booker

Robin Foreman Booth

Sylvia P. Boswell

Shirelle Briscoe

Elizabeth M. Broadway

Charles Brooks Davis Sr.

Delores Cole Brown

Allen C. Brown Sr.

Marsha Patrice Bruce-Buie

Patricia Butler-Caldwell

Minnie P. Carmichael

Sheree I. Carson

Kimberly Pendleton Chew

Dwight L. Cook

Arlene G. Creek

Maitland W. Dade

Deana D. Davis

Robert O. Davis

Andrea Eley

Monica Lorraine Elliott

Ralph E. Fennell

Marjorie E. Forbes

Gladys H. Giddens

Carlton & Doris Z. Gillard

Jeffrey Gonyo

Mary I. Gray

Parnice Rose Green

James E. & Agnes Griffin

Patricia C. Griffin-Thomas

Sonya Hamilton

Michael Q. Harvey

Dawn R. Hatcher

Valerie Hough Cromartie

Muriel Howard

W. Rene Howard

Clifford Jacobs

Antione D. Johnson

Antonio L. Jones

Michael Jordan

Clarence E. Knight Jr.

Joan S. Langdon

Eugene Charles Lott

Richard Lee Lucas III

Robert D. Mahoney

Louis Mayo

Nicole G. McCray-Garrett

Carla McEachern

Robert W. & Carolyn W. McGlotten Jr.

Loring C.C. Millin

Robert L. Nathan

Edward Lee & Sheilah M. Olds

Michael R. Peragine

Gloria A. Proctor-Ware

Stanley J. Rolark

Linda Rae Roy

Marian Rucker-Shamu

Raymond R. Ruppert Jr.

Blaine Sadler

Larry Sanders Jr.

Andrea L. Scott

Lori A. Smothers

Anthony R. Stewart

William Melvin "Haze" Stewart

William M. Talbert

Tammi L. & Richard A. Thomas

Zilpha P. Thomas

Joseph A. Urquhart

Darren James Washington

Monique Renee White-Chiselom

Yolanda Van aik Whitley

Cheryl L. Williams

Damon R. Wilson

Diane Wilson-Bragg

Wade A. Woolfolk

DONORS


DONORS

BSU National Alumni

Association

Epic Gear LLC

Maryland Classified

Employees Association

Mitchell Landscape

Services, LLC.

Morgan State University

Foundation, Inc.

National HBCU Alumni

Association

New Olde Towne Inn, LLC

St. John Properties

The WII Group LLC

Union Bethel A.M.E. Church

Musab Ababneh

Angela N. Adams

Sylvia Mitchell Askew

Harold D. Baldwin

Gladys Ann Byrd Barnes

Stewart Benn

William A. Bland

Kenyetta Lynn Blunt

Leah N. Bowers

Dione F. Bowlding

Cubie A. Bragg

Carmen Braxton

Judy Harris Brooks

Charles M. Brown

Stephanie S. Brown

Thirise A. Brown

John Butler

Linda Gray Butler

Lamar E. Butler Sr.

Tarsha Monik Cavanaugh

Evelyn Jarrett Chatmon

Rosalee L. Coleman

Robert L. & Mabel Eugenia

Conway

Tyrone Couey

Dionne N. Curbeam

Tanya R. Curtis-Haley

Robin E. Daniel

Delores C. Datcher

Charles G. Davis

Sabrina L. Davis

Lark T. Dobson

Aravind Kumar Doma

Clyde Doughty Jr.

Bernard W. Douglas Jr.

William C. Elmore

Shawn M. Estelle

Richard Faltz Jr.

Joyce S. Flamer

Joyce A. Fourth-Clemons

Sharon Delores Gaston

Alexis Gearing

Victor Lamont Gibson

Handy E. & Monica C.

Gloster

David Grogan

Addie Hailstorks

Alvin G. Hailstorks

Deirdre Yvette Harrison

Garcia P. Harvey

Gloria Rebecca Hicks

Stephen James Hill

Nicole Hollis

Rashad A. Holloway

Carol C. Holt

Pamela H. Isreal

Christian Ramon Jackson

Cynthia R. Jackson

Marvin H. Jackson

James O. Jenkins

Annabelle Scott Johnson

Estelle Owens Johnson

Remeta A. Johnson-

Williams

Horace Jones Jr.

Theodore R. Jordan

Cecile Kahan

Frank Kelly

James Dale Kirkland

James Arnold Lofland Sr.

Edith M. Magruder

Diane Maloney-Krichmar

Addie Martin

Deborah S. McFarland

Bobette S. Meads

Ricardo C. Mitchell

Felita V. Moran

Rosalind & John M. Muchiri

John M. Organ Jr.

Joan W. Oxendine

Monica Inez Palmer

Julia A. Paul

Courtney Delores Pringle

Keith A. Prue

King David Range

James Edward & Evelyn

Faye Redic

Ethel M.F. Reed

Vermell Rivers

Dwayne Robinson

Jacqueline A. Robinson

Gathier Rodgers Jr.

Ricci S.A. Rodriguez

Jennifer Rountree

Barbara J. Rucker-Boney

Charles R. Ryan

Cheryl A. Sawyers

Nickisha L. Shell

Ricky W. Simmons

Marcus White Skelton

Michele Solder

Gail Linda Stanley

Yuxiang Tang

Edward L. Thomas Jr.

Wenda M. Tucker

Diane Turner-Edmonds

Richard Tyler

David J. Walker

Ronald L. Watson Jr.

Barbara J. Williams

Henry L. Williams Sr.

Lyndon M. Williams

Doris Butler Woodus

Barbara Ann Woolford

African American Heritage

Society of Charles

County Inc.

America's Charities

Ayers/Saint/Gross

BSUNAA Anne Arundel

County Chapter

BSUNAA Baltimore Chapter

BSUNAA Lower Shore Chapter

Clarence Knight Productions

Continental Construction, Inc.

Crest Lock Company, Inc.

Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc

Dowden, Inc.

Evans Tree Service, Inc.

Freeman Funeral Services, PA

Grace Baptist Church

Grace Christian School

J Marshall & Associates LLC.

Lovely Lady Boutique

Miller Farms Produce Market

Pennburn Properties LLC

Philadelphia Christian Church

Rising Generations

Salisbury High School

Association

SBW Clinical Associates LLC

Seven Eleven

Southern Friendship Mission

Baptist Church

Superior Management, Inc.

Sureshwar Inc.

The Community College of

Baltimore County CCBC

The Law Offices of

Norman D. Rivera LLC

TRUiST

Vince's Farm & Nursery

Winston-Salem State

University Foundation

Bennett Adjei Ababio

Byron Adams

Oluwatoyin O. Adams

Adeyemi Olufeyi Adelekan

James F. Adomanis

Ceci M. Aikens

Francine T. Allen

Traci Sheppard Allotey

Roland T. & Carolyn

W. Anderson

Shelley Archer

Wheatford Obrien Ashby

Tibebe Assefa

Seth Gershom Atangcho

Reubin C. Atkins

Reginald A. Augustus

Sarah T. Awkard

Lynnette Denise Baccus

Mary R. Bannerman

Mary F. Barber

Geraldine V. Barbour

Carl Sherwood Barham

Delois Martha Barnes

Kimberly F. Barnes

William E. Batson

Spencer A. Becton

Paula E. Bedford

George T. Bennett

Edward Benthall Jr.

Jane C. Birckhead

Mark Bishop

Chantel J. Bivins

Ray Bledsoe

Clyde W. Bolds

Eleanor L. Bonner

William G. Bostic Jr.

Michael Bournique

Verona A. Bowers

Lois A. Bowman

Marguerite R. Boyd

Mary A. Brevard

Roger L. Briscoe

Patricia L. Broady

Darlene Brown

Glenda L. Brown

Shirley V. Brown

Thelma J. Brown-Wallace

Roger Bryan Jr.

Janis A. Bryant

Greta Budweg

Michael Bullock

Myla G. Bundy

Laurie Charlene Burney

Letitia D. Burrell

Sandra Kendrick Burton

Charles V. Butler

Joseph N. Butler

Nancy A. Calabrese

Duane Lydell Calloway

Alvin Cannon

Gene M. Carson

Sharon Carson

Octavia L. Carter

Danielle Patrice Carter-Johns

Sharon M. Chandler

Clyneice Chaney

Robert Chiles

Shu-Hui L. Chiu

Sylvia Clagon

Scholars Circle ($250–$499)

Donors Circle ($100–$249)


Donald C. Clark

Paulette Clark

Darryl Clemons

Sheila Diane Clinton

DuVa L. Clyburn

Kevin Coates

Walter M. Cofer

Richard Colbert

Richard Wardell Colbert

Michael P. Coleman

Derrick L. Coley

Sandra Collier

Mark A. Collins

Christine Contardi

Joyce Patricia Conway

Marvin B. Cornish Sr.

Jerome T. Countee

Kelvin Louis Craig

Anshia B. Crooms

Lawrence Cross

Robert Leonard Cross

Naomi Jean Curry

John Darty

Kritis Dasgupta

Hal Daume III

Gregory S. Davis

Patricia R. Davis

Paulette E. Davis

Hatcher Abernather Day

Andrea L. Deadwyler

Mensah M. Dean

Tijuanna Elaine DeCoster

Winston S. Delattiboudere Jr.

Edward V. DeShields Jr.

Edward V. Deshields Sr.

Mamoudou Diane

Sandra Dolphin

Patricia C. Donahoo

Thomas T. Doran

Gregory J. Dorsey

Samuel Agyeman Duah

Cheri M. Duhart

Michael Dunne

Delores & Dwight Early

Ann Washington Easley

Teresa D. Easley

James A. Edelen

Donald W. Edwards Jr.

Kennette Edwards

Audrey El-Amin

Jeffrey Dean Elkner

Marc B. Ellington

Jacquelyn D. Eubanks-Rudd

Robert Clark Evans

Vaughn D. Evans Sr.

Valerie Patrice Ewing

Norma A. Fields

Jennifer Fishbein

Jeremiah Jerome Fisher

Violet L. Fisher

Warren Fleming

Christine A. Foland

Brian Lee Fong

Maria Marlene Ford

Barbara Forrest Thompson

Paul Foster

Mel Franklin

Gregory Frazier

Judith B. Frazier-Thompson

Earl W. Freddie

Linda C. Funn

Nardlyn Sarah Gabbidon

Gary Lamont Gadson

Sheer Gahor

William F. Gardiner

Delroy Garrick

Norma Wilson Gary

Janett Gasaway

Francis W. Gates

Kelly Paula Gates

Ludie B. Gibson

LaTrelle Giles

Wanda E. Gill

Jamal Akime Gillespie

Camila Yvette Gillis

Mahmoud M. Gimie

Daniel Warren Givens

Julia L. Goodman-Gainey

Kimberly Watson Gordon

Nicholas Kerry Gould

Keith & Kristin Grays

Rodney Franklin Grays

Orman Greaves

Joseph C. Green

Leo E. Green Sr.

Robert J. Green

Rosalyn V. Green

Antony M. Alicia H. Gross

Lauri M. Gross

Joshua Grotte

Ashley Tiffany Gunn

Regina G. Guyther

Doris P Hackey

Anita Clark Hall

Terrance Clayton Hall

Saba Hamzat

Mary L.T. Handy

Michelle L. Harrington

Audrey S. Harris

Marthe Amon & Sean

Ennis Harris

Victoria Ashley Harris

Trudi V. Harris-Johnson

Terrance Terrell Harrison

Joe Hart

Fannie B. Harvey

Clint B. Harvin

Della Hatcher

Calvin Hawkins

Wilbert E. Hawkins Jr.

Bruce Hebbard

Edward Henderson

Richard E. Henderson Jr.

David Henry

Doshia C. Henry

Frederick Henry

Marc A. Henry

Yvonne G. Henry

Carla R. Henson

Alexis M. Herman

Andrea Hewlett Langster

James Hicks

Percy Alphonzo Hill

Robert J. Hill

Ann Hilliard

Gwendolyn B. Holland

Lynn S. Holloway

Stanley E. Hooker Jr.

Vanessa D. Howard

Denise Howell

Paulette B. Huckstep

Patsy S. Huff

Carey Hughley

Mark A. Humphries

Ivy R. Hungerford

Cheryl A. Hyde

Carol A. Hyman-Wilson

Adrena Ifill

Jerry Isaac

Betty L. Isom

Hasani Adisa Isom

Karen Jackson

Thelma E. Jackson

Anthony J. & Terri H. Jacques

Florine H. James

Gretel T. James

Harold L. James

Raymond T. James

Valerie Foreman Jardine

Maria A. Jeffers

Willis S. Jenkins

Wanda J. Jeter

Maria Johnson

Marjorie E. Johnson

Mary E. Johnson

Mona D. Johnson

Ramsay Ronald Johnson

Regina Hedgeman Johnson

Richard A. Johnson

Cynthia M. Johnson-Floyd

John Michael Joly

Cheryl Jones

Clarence Thomas Jones

Doretha P. Jones

Faith Thomas Jones

Mark H. Jones Sr.

Rudell S.W. Jones

Crystal M. Jordan

Darsana P. Josyula

Mack A. Kennedy

Eric Key

Arthur E. King

Marvin D.E. King

Patrice L. King

Angela M. & Thaddeus Kittles

Joseph R. Lanciano

Cargill Lawrence

Christopher Lawson

Gail S. Lee

Jane E. Lee

Sonya R. Lee

Tatia N. Leeks

Kim & Jeff Lehrfeld

Diane Levant

Arthur E. Lewis Jr.

Linda C. Lineweaver

Morris A. Little

Lolethia Lomax

Rendel E. Lomax

Sharon A. Lomax

Stefanie B. Lomax

Benjamin Long

Crystal M. Long

Diana D. Lord

Evelyn Estep Love

Barbara A. Lynch-Freeman

Myra L. Mackall

Olukole Benjamin Malomo

Dawn Shenell Marshall

Eugene W. Matthews

Cassandra May

Linda S. McBride

Charlene L. McCullough

Timothy McFadden

Jacqueline C. McGuire

Lisa L. Mckay

Erica C. McKinney

James Christopher Mclaughlin

Michelle Dionne McNeill

Gail Stewart Medford

E. Clark Mester Jr.

Florence D. Miles

Lily Milliner

Judylynn Bailey Mitchell

Leslie G. Mitchell

Robert Mitchell

Leslie A. Mobray

Afraz Ryan Mohammed

Kevin F. Montgomery

Sheila Morris

Roberta A. Moseley

Angele D. Moss

Robert W. Myles Jr.

Cecilia L. Natoli

Daniel Ako Ndofor

Henry Ndubuka

Ella E. Neal

Lorraine Neal

William W. Neal

Mary Elizabeth Nettles

Rock Newman

Blanche B. Newton-Finch

Gina Kemp Nightengale

Joseph Niosi Jr.

Ozoemena Okey Nwadibia

Obinna Sleeves Obiejemba

Adedayo Temitope Omobo

Peggy Lansbach O'More

Colleen R. O'Neal

Earl Timothy O'Neal

Norman A. Outten

Olufunmilayo Adeshola

Oyelade

Dharma S. Pala

Germain Eugene Palmer

Faron & Gloria Paramore

Marian L. Parker

Edith Mariela Parris

Charlene M. Passmore

Obie Patterson

Doris Elaine Payne

Joyce R. Phillip

Anita Philyaw

Fannie Turner Pierce

Sekeena Marie Plush

Roberto Ponder

Tamisha J. Ponder

Patrice Elaine Poole-King

Kathe L. Powell

Tracey Pratt

Elizabeth D. Proctor

George A. Pruitt

Lavinia Quigley

Shawn Freeman Raiford

Hansa V. Rau

Jermaine Antonio Rawlings

Shannon Reed

Natalie A. Reever

Leon Ray Reynolds

Shanta Denin Robertson

Albert C. Robinson

Darlene Theresa Robinson

Montrose Robinson

Myra R. Robinson

Rita L. Robinson

Vertie J. Robinson

Arthur Rochee

Lorna J. Rojas

Marcus Ross

Michelle V. Rowley

D. Maxine Rush

Denise Anne Rush

JoAnn A. Scott

Roberta W. Scott

Alice I. Sewell

DONORS


DONORS

Alia Muhammad Shabazz

Vivian R. Shannon-Ramsey

James Earl Sherrell

Bobbie Jean Shockley

Christopher James Simmons

Thelma E. Simmons

Phyllis P. Sisson

Barbara J. Smith

Benjamin E. Smith Jr.

Douglas Mueller Smith

Elsie Thompson M. Smith

George A. Smith

Guffrie M. Smith

Harold D. Smith

John N. Smith

Patricia A. Smith

Stephen Alan Smoot

Sara JungIm Sohn

Hasan Rasheed Solomon

Henry Sosinski

Tracey L. Spain

Ann R. Sparrough

Camille Sewell Spaulding

Joseph Spears

John E. Spells

John H. Starks

Steven C. Stern

Deborah W. Stokes

Dorothy B. Strozier

Adedokun W. Sule-Koiki

Richard L. Sutherland

James Cornelius Sylvester

Roman Sznajder

Joyce M. Taylor

Rodney Dante Taylor

Ella W. Templeton

Lillian Goodby Terrell

Dedra Ann Thomas

Harrison Thomas

Harry Lester Thomas

Jacqueline Thomas

Mable D. Thomas

Otis E. Thomas

Barbara Ann Thompson

Karen Brock Thompson

Lottie Jones Thompson

Olivia Moore Thompson

Juanita H. Tolbert

Marco C. Tongue

John Torres

Lorenza Trotter

Vivian E. Truxon

Roslyn C. Turner

Lyon Tyler

Tracy B. Underwood

Monique N. Vaughn

Tanika Roshun Veasley

Christopher Veney

Erica N. Wardley

Jerry J. Waring

Dellamar Davis Washington

James Allen Washington

Leon Washington Jr.

Ella Waters

Ronald L Watson Sr.

Weyden & Annette

Wedderburn

Ouida Elaine Westney

Mary M. Wheeler

George Larry Wheeler Sr.

John Whelan

Josephine Whipple

Daniel L. White

Portia F. White

Toni White

Arthur A. Wigfall

Cheryl D. Wilkins

Cecilia D. Williams

Evelyn Williams

Ianthya Williams

Karl T. Williams

Randolph Williams

William H. Williams Jr.

Wanda Y. Willis

Diane E. Wilson

Diane E. Wilson

Michael Woodruff

James Carl Woods

Claire E. Woody

Rosa Elaine Woody

Andre J. Wooten

Barry K. Worthington

Beverly Wright

Teresa D. Wright

Hanxin Wu

Chengbo Zhou

A and F Management LLC

BK Miller Meats & Liquors

Boomari Publishing LLC

BPenelope LLC

Cheung & LO Inc. T/A

Christos, Inc.

Coppin State University

Grace's Boutique

Great Nails

Huntington City

Restaurant Inc.

Rich Moe Enterprises LLC

Rockwell Collins

Siva, Inc.

Star Dry Cleaners, Inc.

The Ashleigh Group

The Crab Galley

Upscale Tonsorial Parlor

George Acquaah

Carmen R. Adair

Amber Irene Adams

Janet J. Adams

Joy A. Adams

Laurel Adams

Tawfik Adams

Frank Kofi Agbo

Deloris V. Agee

Candice Adesuwa Aikhionbare

Barah Saleh Ajaj

Yetunde Akinkunle

Solomon Opeyemi Akinyele

Victoria T. Akinyele

Kehinde A. Akolade

Gale Alcorn

Carl L. Algood

Sandra J. Aljami

Ada R. Allen

Donna P. Allen

Joycelyn E. Alleyne-Hinds

Mary R. Alston

Emmanuel Fiifi Amissah

Kwame G. Amoo

Brianna Dominique Anderson

Janet Anderson

Lawrence B. Anderson

Sade Renee Anderson

Michele Anene

Lynne H. Anonye

Jos-Anne Takisha Antoine

Birthale Archie

Carolyn Y. Armstead

Rosalind Armstrong

Sharri K. Arnold

Latroy Romaire Askew

Julius D. Askins

Kwabena Ervin Asomani

Michael M. Atkins

Annette Y. Aulton

Qiana L. Austin

Walter P. Awkard

Charlitta A. Ayala

Carolyn Ayers

Charlotte A. Ayers

Phillip D. Ayers

Amina Ayodeji-Ogundiran

Mary-Elizabeth

Antoinette Baccus

Lou Nell J. Badgett

Olivia K. Bailey

Rashunda Lakisha Bailey

Katherine Bain

T. Kelsey Baines

Calvin J. Baker

Louis C. Baker

Aaron O. Ballard

Herbert L. Ballard

Monica Baltimore

Sarian Aminata Bangura

Essie M. Banks

Royal Banks

Theresa Y. Banks

Latese Michelle Barksdale

Janice Barnes

Delicia Barnett

Truman K. Barriteau

Erica Alexis Barron

Euphemia G. Barton

L. Regina Barton

Deborah Craig Bassard

Lisa Batchelor

Monique M. Bates

Ashley Lauren Battle

Camille C. Battle

Daneviere Z. Battle

Lauren Battung

Glorious Bazemore

Michael Bazemore

Rahsheda Lynn-Marie Beamon

Kevin L. Beckett

Francis Edward Beckwith

Jason Edward Beckwith

Travis N. Belfonte

Daphne Benbow

Christy Bennett

Stephanie A. Bennett

Pelar Bennett-Pryor

Sandra K. Benston

Norma C. Bent

Ricky Vaughan Benton

Elena Maria Berrocal

Chad Kibwe Berry

Jamal Anthony Berry

Eula Donelson Best

Alonzo L. Bethea

Brenda J. Bethea

Tamara Denishia Bethea

Rosilind Bethune-Stevenson

La-Vora Better

Levar Betts

Solomon Bickersteth

Keisha N. Binns

Sadie P. Birch

Cheryl H. Blackman

Oscar Karl Blaine

Adelaide Tisha Blake

Clarissa A. Blake

Shellie Blakeney

Edward C. Blau

Senetria A. Blocker

Pamela Randall Boardley

Jacob Bobian

Karen Michelle Bollers

Darlene Bolor

Fern E. Bond

Linette Bond

Sierra Nicole Boney

Martin K. Booker

Barbara Booker Wood

Kourtney Rainelle Boone

Vanessa Boone

Marcella H. Bordley

Miriam K. Borns

Carol A. Borum

Rena G. Boss-Victoria

Carpathia Boston

Karen A. Boston

Gladys Yvonne Bourne-Carter

Kenneth Bowe

Marcus Aaron Bowens

Supporters ($1–$99)

Donors Circle (cont.)


Tanisha D. Bowier

Jeris Dione Bowlding

Sandra C. Bowles

Nikki R. Bowman

Velma G. Bowser

Susan Bowyer

Eric Boyd

Rusheeda R. Boyd

Terrika Lynn Boyd

Lucille B. Boyette

Oswald S. Boykin III

Richard P. Bradberry

Cheryl Regina Braddy

Linda L Bradford

Natasha Bramble

Nana A. Brantuo

Derrick T. Brawner

Ruth D. Braxton

Jack E. Braxton Jr.

Peter H. Bray

Emerol Ann-Taylor Bridgeforth

Vikki Marie Briggins

Faith Damaris Brinkley

Kelley Brinkley

Winnie M. Brinkley

Brandon Briscoe

Moncenya D. Broadus

Marion A. Green Brock

Gladys S. Brock-Porter

Reginald Broddie

Cheryl R. Brooks

Danita L. Brooks

Darrell W. Brooks Sr.

Larry D. Brooks

Rashida Simone Brooks

Sharon M. Brooks

William Lamar Brooks

Jacqulin Brooks Williams

Alonzo A. Brown III

Charmaine G. Brown

Craig A. & Angela R. Brown

Demetrius Duane Brown

Donald C. Brown

Ethel Brown

Garveyette F. Brown

Janice Brown

Jemuel Brown

Joey Brown

Justin Michael Brown

Lawanda Marie Brown

Marcus Terrell Brown

Marian Brown

Marie Brown

Marsha Brown

Paula D. Brown

Rita E. Brown

Saundra Elizabeth Brown

Teeonah Brown

Vanessa A. Brown

Clifton L. Brown Jr.

Rita Faye Brown-Brewer

Viola Parker Brown-Lee

Martha Bryant

Alexis Marie Buchanan

Bennie M. Buggs III

Reginald L. Bullock II

Genelle A. Burgan

Michael Fredrick Burger

Atia F. Burgos

Marcus Emmanuel Burke

Mary A. Burke

Tracy Burnette

Lavondra Jamil Burns

Harold Burris

Jill Burstein

Gary L. Burt

Edward E. Burton

Barbara Wilson Bush

Kathy L. Butcher

Angelia Rochelle Butler

Marcia E. Butler

Sonja J Butler

William Edward Butler

Katherine Marie Cadle

Yvette C. Caldwell

Lee Ann Jones Calhoun

Maurice Calhoun

Jameka L. Cameron

Candice Campbell

Cherika E. Campbell

Eunice Shipman Campbell

James Campbell

Joyce D. Campbell

Sonya V. Campbell

Thomas Ivan Campbell

David Camps

Kelly Lauren Cann

Stephen P. Cannady

Gloria Hargraves Cannon

Selvy N. Capers

Syreeta Montgomery Carey

Gwendolyn Carhee

Tom & Jennifer Carlin

Curtis Montell Carr Sr.

Laura Christina Carr

Sayuri Carrington

William E. Carroll

Adrian Donnell Carter

Denise Carter

Harry L. Carter Jr.

Karen H. Carter

Keena Victoria Carter

Melvina Carter

Phillip Rufus Carter

Sharmaine Lynnette Carter

Susan E. Carter

Tilea Dominique Carter

Earl V. Cash

Dorothy M. Caster

Madeline Castro

Kathleen R. Cavanaugh

Sashikanth Challa

Antwan Chambers

Charisse Larelle Chambers

Vera E. Chandler

Amani Chapman

Jaya Chapman

Terry Rene Chapman

Chandanie Renee Chappell

Kathy J. Chase

Peggy Elsey Chase

Charlotte I. Chase-Simmons

James R. Cheek

Tiffany Nicole Cheek

Phyllis Marie Chestnut

Pradeep K. Chetal

Donald E. Chriscoe

Robert Scott Christeson

Crystal Johnette Christian

Mariah Sherie Chuang

Paulette Icema Chung

Carlean Clark

Charlotte R. Clark

Claude Clark

David Clark

Demarco A. Clark

Desiree A. Clark

Ida Jones Clark

Melanie D. Clark

Miranda Nicole Clark

Syreeta Malline Clark

George A. Clarke

Katina Clarke

Nina Honemond Clarke

Priscilla Clarke

Edith Jeannette Cleveland

Paris Clifton

Keith M. Coates

Mary E. Coates

Lawrence A. Coates Jr.

Carla Rene Cobbs

Jaime W. Coffen

Alia Lucresha Coggins

Marlene C. Cohen

Jennifer A. Coke

Schallery Trinell Colbert

Delores B. Cole

Keiva Cole

Velma Cole

Zenovia Unique Cole

Cheryl L. Coleman

Donnie B. Coleman

Rosemary B. Coleman

Sean Darrell Coleman

Tannyka Oleeya Coleman

Harvey Collier

Cheryl A. & Andre P. Collins

Janice Collins

Sandra E. Collins

Tia R. Collins

Terri Lynn Collins-Swain

Janyce A. Combs

Edith Conner

Lamont D. Connor

Margaret M. Conway

Ruda W. Conway

Ilean Cook

Annel C. Cooke

Ethel C. Cooke

Geneise A. Cooke

Leonard G. Cooke

Angela Mary Cooper

Colin Cooper

Marco Monzel & Kimberly

D. Cooper

Phillip Alan Cooper

Reginald F. Cooper

Stacy D. Copeland

Allene Showell Coston

Saundra M. Coston

Robert Joseph Eugene Couch

Artelia M Covington

Deborah Covington

Felicia V. Cowser

Nicole I. Cox

Tijahra Marie Cox

Joyce Deanna Craig

Kimberly D. Craig

Caleb Ahmad Cranke

Glenda Marcia Crawford

Angela R. Cromwell

Barbara Ann Crosby

Eddie Crosby

Melodie Cross

Walter R. Crowder

Adrienne Michele Crowell

Serena H. Crumlin

Irma Curry

Patsy Dorsey Dade

Sharon Dade

Melvin Daley

Thelma Thomas Daley

Franklin S. Daley III

Keisha Nicole Daniels

Tracee Vonne Marie Daniels

Kaili Cristina Darbouze

Cynthia Dark

Sylvia E. Dash

Donna Dasher

Alan M. Davis

Alisia Davis

Alton Davis

Angela L. Davis

Annie P. Davis

Cieara N. Davis

Darlene Davis

Deborah L. Davis

Devon Davis

Doretta J. Davis

Durrel L. Davis

Elbe L. Davis Sr.

Harvey Davis

Marva Lee Davis

Nicola Davis

Rebecca Ann Davis

Stephanie G. Davis

Imani M. Davy

Warren Dawkins

Curtis Bernard Dawson

Samantha Paulette Deadwyler

Tidisha Lashed Dean

Arthur Dean III

Melissa Del Rios

Alanna Dennis

Nelson L. Dennis

Antron C. Dent

Asa Lashae DeShields

Charlene DeShields

Lanika DeShields

Tanya M. DeShields

Nicholas Hilton Dickson

Lawrence Diggs Jr.

Verra B. Diggs

Denise Dinkins-Powell

Ernest C. Dinsmore

Jamestina W. Diop

Henry J. Dirska

Niani N. Dixon

Arthur Dock

Alvin William Dockett

Quinn Niblack Doggett

Joriee Antoinette Dorman

Jeryll Dorsey

Gary Doucett

Jimmy Ray Douglas II

Leah Douthard

Lavinia Dorcheia Dowdy

Tiffany Anita Dowe

Sally H. Dowling

Lawanna Dowtin

Wilbert Draft

Sheila Kay Draper

James A. Dula

Princess La Tresa Dula

Miciah A. Duncan

Camille Andrea Dunlap

Calvin Maurice Duppins Jr.

Gloria Singletary Dupree

Theresa Ann Dupree

Albert Legrand Somo Dzati

Gloria A. Eaddy

John A. Ealy

Lourine Earley

Deborah A. Eason

Natalie Saskia Ebanks

DONORS


Sadie Hall Edelen

Karen L. Edelin

Georgia Emem Edet

Sarah S. Edmonds

John Russell Edwards

Mark Anthony Edwards

Maurice Edwards

Peggy A. Edwards

Chioma Egekwu

Elsie Bell Egling

Taibat F. Elesho-Tanimowo

Maureen M. Elias

Diane B. Ellerbe

Antiena Ellis

Dwight M. Ellis

Ijenna Nicola Enwerem

Delores Epps

Robert C. Estep Sr.

Timothy J. Estes

Darryl C. Evans

Deborah R. Evans

Janice Evans

Tracy V. Evans

Zara T.J. Evans

Latasha T. Evans-Coley

Gordon G Everett

Charles E. Exum Jr.

Lovet Achale Eyongeta

Anulika Ezekegbo

Frederick D. Faine

Barbara B. Fairfield

Jennifer E. Falcon

Patricia Ann Farmer

Mark D. Farrell

Theresa C. Farrow

Claretha S. Felder

Gregory Felder

Wayne J. Felder

Sandra G. Felton

Gwendolyn A. Filipiak

Jennifer & Earl D. Findlater

Turnesha J. Fish

Patricia A. Fitzpatrick

Angela Shenea' Fleming

Kevin Fleming

Tonnette K. Fleming

Briana Alexis Fletcher

Linda L. Fletcher

Jamie Flowers

Emily K. Foley

Flora Ford

Shirley Ford

Vincent L. Ford

William J. Ford

Thelma H Forte

Gregory Isaac Foster

Maurice K. Foushee

DONORS

Alica Deon Francis

Curtis Lamar Francis

Beverly A. Franklin

Jacqueline D. Franklin

Magnus Onesimus Frazer

Alexis Frazier

Andre F. Frazier

Shanice Frazier

Shirley Ann Frazier

Henry C. Frazier III

Florence B. Frederick

James F. Freeman

Latonya Y. Freeman

Carl Anthony Frink

Dwayne Anthony Frost

Rosalind Frost

Mildred G. Frye

Deidra L. Fryer

Lea Gabay

Jackson Gabriel

Kim Gabriel-Bagley

James Dockery Gaddy Jr.

Claude Gaither

Charlene Gallion

Allison Galloway

Tracy O. Garrett

Dawn E. Garrison

Jacqueline D. Gaskins

Melody Stevenson Gaskins

Sophia Yvette Gause

Bryce Andre Gaylor

Emmanuel Adedamola

Gbajobi

Raymond A. Gerald

Dorothy P. Gibson

Aqueelah Zaheerah Gilbert

Margaret M. Gilliam

Thomas P. Gilligan

Veronica B. Gillis

Calvin J. Givens

Alberta Glascoe

Dhoruba Oluwatobi Glover

Angela Nicole Goff

Rhonda S. Golder

Clay W. Goldston

Ann E. Goode

James W. Goodine Jr.

Lynda Kay Gordon

Marcia Denise Gosha

Pamela Gosier-Cox

Colleen Gottleib

Jeanette R. Gould

Desiree Lynita Graham

Florence M. Graham

Debra Ann Grant

James Daniel Graves

Makeda A. Graves

Nakia N. Graves

Cheryl R. Gray

Gary Leigh Gray

Pia M. Gray

Donell J. Gray Jr.

Gregory Green

Makeba T. Green

Robert H. Green

Robert Sterling Green

Dziko Kiya Greene

Lisa J. Greene

James Walter Greenlee

Natisha M. Greenway

Colleen Ann Gregory

Terri Erica Gregory

Beverly A. Griggs

Stephanie L. Grissom

Marjorie Selean Gross

Patricia Nick Gross

Linda Gulston

Brandon Alonzo Guy

Jennifer Haber

Bonita Kent & Ernest

C. Hadrick

Deson Anthony Hall

Margarie A. Hall

Nicole L. Hall

Peggy E. Hall

Francis L. Hamilton

John P. Hammond

Dorothy Handy

Bruce A. Hanson

Samuel L. Hardesty Jr.

Kathryn G. Hardman

Herbert L. Hardy

Karen Hardy

Tasheda Elizabeth Hardy

Allyson R. Hardy-Dobbins

Kim Harley

Sarah P. Harley

Sandi Renee Harling

Katie Harper

Andrea Harris

Cornelia Harris

Doris M. Harris

Gertrude S. Harris

Janice B. Harris

Kenneth F. Harris

Kim O. Harris

Kimberly Michelle Harris

Latara Harris

LaVada Gail Harris

Maria Diane Harris

Mary V. Harris

Mattie T. Harris

Michael Harris

April N. Harrison

Cecelia S. Mishoe Harrison

Marc Harrison

Sterling M. Hart

Karen E. Harvey

Karen Hatcher-Thomas

Tayla Maria Haughton

Bridgid Hawkins

Swynice M. Hawkins

Agnes M. Hawthorne

Donald L. Hayden

Danny Hayes

Judith Hayes

Phyllis Y. Hayes

Maurice A. Haynes-Gatling

Stacy Monique & Mckinley

Albert Hayward

Valerie E. Hebert

Theresa E. Hebron

Nancy Anne Heinz

Linda P. Henderson

Ruby Henley

Lauren Renee Henry

Karl Lawrence Hense

Angela Marie Henson

Larry Henson

Jessica Elise Herrin

Keith Randall Hicks

Yvonne T. Hicks

Wilhermina Higgins

Edward J. High

Regina Denice Hill

Pauline Hilliard

Rajeh Hilliard

Charon P.W. Hines

Jacqueline Hines

Jason Hinkson

Rebecca Hobbs

Sheila M. Hobson

Meghan Cheryl-Ann Hodge

Ilona M. Hogan

Kathy Holiday-Crawford

Mar-C Faith Holland

Dena N. Holland-Newman

Sharon P. Holley

Kelly Lynn Holley-Poole

Yasmin Holman

Andrew R.L. Holmes

Monica M. Holmes

John M. Holmes III

Corinne Helen Holt

James Holt

Stephen Hopkins

Kathryn Hopps

Brandi Janai Hopson

Mawuena Ablavi

Hor-Afemenusui

James Horne Sr.

Sharyn Horowitz

Edward Horsey

William Hough

Rosita House

Tom Houston

Eston Payne Howard

Grace Ellen Howard

Janice C. Howard

La Kisha Jamel Howard

Shirley S. Howard

Arvel Howerton Jr.

Phyllis V. Hubbard

Alphonso Keith Hudson

Kimberly Hudson

Calvin W. Huey

Doris Hughes

Dorothy I. Hughes

Linda Hunt

Lenwood Mccoy Hunter

Tracey Camille Hunter

Tramaine Elizabeth Hurts

David A. Hutchins

Edward Hutchins

Tawanya Hutchins

Jane Raliat Ibrahim

Ifeoma Geraldine Igbokwe

Norma N. Ijadunola

Angela V. Isaac

Solomon J. Isaac

Karli Israel

Lauretta Isreal

Susan O. Ives

Johnathan William Ivey

Carla Ivey Rascoe

Antonia C. Jack-Jones

Avon Jarrell Jackson

Evette L. Jackson

Frederick L. Jackson

Joshua Jamal Jackson

Katrina L. Jackson

Kellie Michelle Jackson

Kimberly Jackson

Lillie M. Jackson

Natasha Sharlene Jackson

Paul Lawrence Jackson

Robert B. Jackson

Sherreka Robeina Jackson

Trent C. Jackson

Victor Allen Jackson

Georga A. Jackson Davis

Janine Y. Jackson-Leaphart

Cassandra Lee Jacobs

Kelly A. James-Haynes

Kenisha Tirrell Janifer

James J. Jarmon Jr.

Jeffrey Jean-Baptiste

Anthony J. Jefferson

Kierstyn Lorraine Jeffries

Michael J. Jenifer

Bonita E. Jenkins

Lisa Y. Jenkins

Shari Jenkins-Suleman

Ann Jennings

Rhonda F. Jeter

Linda D. Jeter-Diggs

Supporters (cont.)


Brianna E. Jimenez

Vaughn Job

Jullian A. Johns

Brandon M. Johnson

Clementine F. Johnson

Dion Johnson

Eleanor C. Johnson

Fletcher Johnson

Frank L. Johnson

Frank L. Johnson

Jamaal Kevin Johnson

Jeanne Monique Johnson

Kasey Johnson

Keiana Johnson

Kristen Nicole Johnson

Latasha Johnson

Markos Jerod Johnson

Mary A. Johnson

Omari Kaashif Johnson

Regina Johnson

Renada L. Johnson

Rosanna Maria Johnson

Sandra Louise Johnson

Shanell L. Johnson

Thierno A. Johnson

Veronica Brooks Johnson

Wendy Johnson

Zeandra Aleshia Johnson

Kameko L. Johnson-Styles

Adrienne A. Jones

Alveta S. Jones

Bonnie R. Jones

Brianne Y. Jones

Charles J. Jones

Christopher C. Jones

Danielle A. Jones

Dennis Maurice Jones

Doris Pinder Jones

Ernest Jones Jr.

Gregory Jones

Janice H. Jones

John E. Jones Jr.

Keisha Joslynn Jones

LaVel D. Jones

Mary Jones

Ophelia R. Jones

Prince Jones Jr.

Sylvia K. Jones

Tanekia Yvette Jones

Tiffany V. Jones

Trellis Norvel Jones

Vincent S. Jones

Sandra L. Jones Edmonds

Maria L. Jones Smith

Cecelia Elaine Jones-Bowlding

Paul T. Jones-Salaam

Evelyn Griffin Jordan

Jacquelyn P.H. Jordan

Jessie "Jackie" Williams Jordan

Thomas James Jovinelli

Janet Kaiser

Sivasagar Kalagara

Margaret Kamara

Iris N. Kane

Indra Katuwal

Kathryn L. Kawecki

Flossie C. Keck

Laurence E. Kelly

Avante R. Kendrick

Marianne Russell Kendrick

Carol E. Kenney

Cherry Kenney

Shana K. Kerey

Kristiane Kerley

Amy E. Keys

Romey Thomas Keys

Dawnielle Kilby-Robb

Michele Kiley

Jessica Kim

Felisha Kimble

Angela M. King

Annette King

Christopher A. King

Gloria B. King

Lachelle B. King

Lea Nicole Kinsey Thompson

Emily & Kevin Kirby

Lashanda Charisse Kirkland

Clarence E. Knight III

Mary Jane Knode

Julia A. Kommers

Dede Reelia Kouevi-Setekpo

Teresa Kraemer

Christopher Alex Labidou

Loretta A. Lacy

Jadeysa Alexandra Lake

Ella W. Lambert

JoJene B. Landon

Charlandra Talisha Lang

Edith W. Lanum

Rita D. Lassiter

Thomas F. Law

William T. Lawrence Jr.

Katie E. Lawson

Michael Lydell Lay Jr.

Christopher Keith Layne

Faye M. Layne

Craig Jerard Lee

April Lee-Mallory

Brandey Lemons-Blunt

Francisco Leonard

Sheree Martin Leonard

Rachel Leonidas

Antoinette L. Stowers Lewis

Niya Lewis

Peggy L. Lewis

Ronald D. Lewis Jr.

Toni Lewis

Dongsheng Li

Trevor A. Liburd

Patricia Grant Liggens

Shayla L. Lightfoot

Vasant R. Limaye

Amy Lindberg

Ariana L. Lindo

Joan C. Linstrom

Frederick Linthicum

Carolyn S. Little

Eileen M. Littlejohn

Vera M. Smith Littlejohn

Tomeca M. Littlepage

Denya Lloyd

Kim A. Logan

Linette Cooper Logan

Dorothea Lomax

Thelma Lomax

William E. Lomax

Lolethia L. Lomax-Frazier

Brian K. Long

Eugene W. Long

Jacqueline A. Lore

Latoya Linda Love

Robert Lowry

Audrey A. Lucas

Kesha Lucas

Rondel Lumpkins

James Raymond Lyles Sr.

Monica Lyles

Ricardo Lyles

Arnold D. Lymus

John S. & Lois Mae Madden

Karen R. Mahdi

Guenet Makonnen-Carter

Gloria P. Malachi

LeAmber R. Malcolm

Monique J. Malone

Robert T. Manfuso

Keith R. Mann

Marlene D. Manning

David Marshall

Amanda Martin

Avon Lynette Martin

Cynthia Ann Martin

Edward K. Martin Jr.

Martine Kent Martin

Virgil O. Martin

Marion H. Massey

Maria Angela Arreza Mateo

Jerry J. Mathis

Marguerite M. Matthew

Carolyn Ann Matthews

Corey Wendel Matthews

Dianna K. Matthews

Karen Matthews

Maryann Mayhew

Fay B. Mayo

Ramona Mayo

Jamal Evan Mazyck

Mathias A. Mbah

Malick Mbodj

Will McAdams Jr.

Helene Croson Mcbride

Patricia A. McBride

Marie G. Mccaskill

Robert J. McCeney

Lee McClain

Cheryl L. McCleary-Bowser

Roslyn G. McCloud

Andre P. Mccollough

Sharon L. McCorkle

Julian C. McCormick

Marjorie B. McCoy

Veda Ann McCoy

Johnetta M. McCrae

Artrice Janae McCrea

Ida B. McCullough

Ronnette Thrower McDaniel

Alicia Rochelle McDonald

Wayne E. McDonald

Chiara A. McDowell

Alonzo P. McDuffie

Tomika C. McFadden

Jacqueline West McGlen

Paul E. McGowan

Tiana E. McIntosh

Keith McKay

Mary Lou McKenna

Stephanie Mckenzie

Beverly G. McKinney

Amy E. McLaughlin

Lisa Mclaughlin-Simmons

Bernard McLean

Marie E. McLean

Douglas Mclellan

Kiesha M. McMillan

Charlita H. McNair

Vanessa P. McNair

Joan McNair-Dorsey

Sandra McNeil

Kendra Nicole McNeill

Randy McRae

Okang A. Meares

Xiomara V. Medina

Isetta G. Melton

Kecia Merrick-Ross

Judy Rokosz Merring

Ronald Merritt

Rebecca J. Mickey

Betty J. Mikesell

Donna M. Miles

Lester Miles

Benjamen A. Miller

James Miller

Jessye P. Miller

Kendra Brooke Miller

Sammye Miller

Sheila G. Miller

Clarence Rogers Miller III

Sia Hawa Millimouno

Carolyn Helen Mills

Mariah LaShae Mills

Robin E. Mills

Isaac K. Minkah

Roderick Missouri

Aquila Mitchell

Bonita D.S. Mitchell

Earl R. Mitchell

Richard L. Mitchell

Arthur Mitchell Jr.

Shirley Corinne Moaney

Sheryl Mobley

Charles Moka Jr.

Clarence B. Mollock Sr.

Eloise J. Molock

Yulonda Pleshette Monroe

Thelma H. Montague

Kimberley Montaque

Mary Louise Montgomery

Robert M. Montgomery

April L. Moore

Arthur B. Moore Jr.

Danita Moore

Denise L. Moore

Felicia Moore

John Moore Jr.

Kevin Moore

Morgan S. Moore

Orlando Moore Jr.

Pam Moore

Rhonda P. Moore

Shawn Jarod Moore

Viola C. Moore

Anthea A. Moran

David A. Morant

Cathy A. Morgan

Shari Morgan-Sledd

Danyelle Ijai Morman

Ashley Morningstar

Crystal James Morris

Carla Dandrea Morrison

Patricia Gwendolyn Morrison

Bridgett R. Morse

Oreal D. Morsell

Cierra Larnitta Moses

Shadonne Cherry Moses

Shadonne T. Moses

Carolyn S. Moye

Brian K. Mucker

Malkia J. Muhammad

Leona Munoz

Dellis M. Murray

Jeannette Monique Murray

Joseph B. Murray

Justine Michele Murray

Evelyn B. Myers

DONORS


DONORS

Amy Myerson

Erica Nash-Thomas

Celia Nathan

Nkemdilim C. Ndum

Renee M. Neely Walters

Anthony C. Nelson

Lamont Hasson Nelson

Monique Nelson

Ruby B. Nelson

Imani Laura Newbill

Edna Elaine Newkirk-Brown

Maya Inez Newman

Bruck Nigusse

Muna Nimely

Daphanie Beckford Nisbeth

Joyce Nesmith Nixon

Florence Kenkor Njang

Helen Deville Norris

Valda Norris

Monique Whitney Nortey

Helen Z. Norwood

Edith N. Nutter

Charles U. Nwachukwu

Lansana S. Nyalley

Mxolisi M. Nyathi

Javonna Tinee O'Brien

Karen M. O'Brien

Kerry S. O'Brien

Arthur O'Connor

Leila Odom

Tanya Offer

Wilma E. Ogburn

Oluyemisi Ogunyemi

Cordelia Ohaka

Catherine Nkechi Ojo

Kafomdi Josephine Okocha

Ifeoma Nkoli Okoye

Omone Okpokpor

Olabosipo Olaitan

Jessica Denise O'Leary

Dianne Polson Oliver

Juan Carlo Olmo

Amilia Dorthia Osborne

Tiana Adair Ositelu

Brian K. Owens

Minnie S. Owens

Monique Owens

Ruth Cox Owens

Folasade M. Oyekoya

Stephanie N. Padgett

Willistine D. Page

Whitney Nicole Parham

Genesis M. Parker

Hermon L. Parker

Johnnettia Parker

Michael Parker

Michelle Pendora Parker

Vera S. Parker

Quinton Parrish

George K. Parson

Theresa M. Paserb

Bruce G. Patterson

Charles Patterson

Jessie D. Patterson

Karen White Payne

Gail Linda Peace Fogg

E. Brady Pendleton

Daryl Penn

Carolyn W. Perkins

Amber M. Perry

Cynthia E. Perry

Kimberly Perry

Lorice E. Perry

Victoria Johnson Person

Donnell R. Peterson

Larry D. Phelps

Tracey Colson Phelps

Catherine Phifer

Joe E. Phillips

Ingrid Pierce

Davidson Pierre-Pierre

Cynthia M. Pinder

Elizabeth P. Pinkett

Charlyne B. Pinkney

Maud H. Pinkney

JoAnn J. Piper

Alice Young Plater

Deanna L. Plater

Thurman O. & Eudora

M. Plater

Benaiah M. Poindexter

Daishelle Monique Pollock

C. Juanita Poole

Cheaz Allen Porter

Courtney Yvonne Potter

Beverly M. Powell

Karleen D. Powell

Kenneth A. Powell

Latrice S. Powell

Shaune J. Powell

Chaz Whitfield Powers

Darryl A. Price

Erma Tucker Price

Rosetta Marie Price

Rosetta O. Price

T. Britt Price

Robynne W. Prince

Urzula D. Prince

Ann C. Proctor

James E. Proctor III

Janet E. Proctor

Joseph M. Proctor

Theresa W. Proctor

Vincent Proctor

Brenda Pruitt

Alisha A. Pugh

Isiah Pugh

Paulette Pumphrey

Rodney L. Pumphrey

James J. Quarles

Daniel Queen

Joan Queen

Sreekala Radha

Erica Ragins

Phillip Raines

Jennifer RainTree

Shazmin Shara Ramcharan

Nicole M. Ramirez Hernandez

Katrina Yuvette Ramsey

George E. Randall

Hope Savoy Ransom

Kimberly A. Rawlings

Philip R. Raynor

Jared Wayne Reaves

Levar Artez Reaves

Jack V. Reckner Jr.

Martha E. Redman

Joseph D. Redmiles

Eva M. Redmon

Cecelia Bolowarlee

Konugbo Reed

Kevin D. Reed

Laconya Layan Reed

Yolanda Howell Reed

Valencia Reid

Warren Alexavier Reid

Ursula M. Relaford

Lisa N. Relereford

Alexandra Rose Remer

Jamie Michelle Reyes

Victoria Rhodes

Brian Chandler Rice

Venetta N. Rice

Eva M. Rich

Reginald Rich Jr.

Chereace A. Richards

Terrence Richardson

Whitni Michele Richardson

Eddie Richburg Jr.

Betina R. Ricketts

Jacqueline Ricketts

Bridgit N. Riley

Brenda Rison

Cheryl E. Robbins

Olivia F. Robbins

Lorraine Roberson

Denise Roberts-France

Ashley Nichole Robertson

Preston

Ronald L. & Patricia K.

Robeson Sr.

Angelo Robinson

Carol B. Robinson

Danita B. Robinson

Dante D. Robinson

Elva Taylor Robinson

Erica Pearl Robinson

Evangela Robinson

India D. Robinson

Kenneth Bertram Robinson

Qawi S. Robinson

Sha'Ron T. Robinson

Sherman D. Robinson

Sonja L. Robinson

Monica A. Roebuck

Windell Rogers

Dawn A. Rolen

Christer A. Rollins

Patience India Roman

Kecia N. Rome

Aymen Tagedin Romodan

Robert Eliot Rosenbaum

Je' Vonia Da'Nise Ross

Kizzy Dianna Ross

Louise A. Ross

Phyllis Ross

Kristy L. Roundtree

Sharron Nicole & Shawn

J. Rouse

Carolyn G Rowe

Alexia Norraye Roy

Linda-Rae Brown Roy

Jacqueline Royster

Talitha Royster

Negest J. Rucker

Maxine Delores Rush

Andrea R. Russell

Marian C. Russell

Michelle W. Russell

Nia Imani Rutherford

Michele Ryan

Mahshid Samiei

Gordon Lee Sampson

Karen E. Sams-Davis

Francine J Samuels

Chester Ladel Sanders

Jessica Maxine Sanders

Nichelle L. Sandy

Charles A. Sarahan II

Angelena Satterfield

Charles Thomas Satterfield II

John L. Satterthwaite

Corey Aaron Saunders

Gale Y. Saunders

Tonya S. Saunders

Michael Savage

Gina F. Scales-Johnson

Mindy Mahoney Schaffer

James A. Scheidel

Jerome H. Schiele

Kristin M. Schrecker

Bonnie Nelson Schwartz

Theresa R. Scisney

Andrea L. Scott

Darla Scott

Jason Lorenzo Scott

Kenneth Scott

Marvenda Scott

Steven Scott

Catherine A. Scully

Jacqueline Octavia Sease

Robin Seekford

Barbara Brown Seldon

Gilbert Serrall

Donte A. Settle

Melissa F. Shafer

Jennifer S. Shannon

Jerry J. Shao

Elaine Shaw

Charles E. Shelton

Terri Chanel Shephard

Elaine Ranee Sherman

Veronica R. Sherrard

Kimberly Campbell Shields

Shinzira Shomade

Beth Shortridge

Marian G. Sillars

Sandeep N. Silva

Amelia C. Simmons

Emanuel L. Simmons

Lynette Simmons

Simmona E. Simmons

Tyriq Dshon Simmons

Jasmine Renee Simpkins

Monica C. Simpkins

Stephanie Simpkins

Barbara B. Simpson

Charletta Georgette Sims

Bonita Sims-Staton

Sudhanshu Kumar Sinha

Betty J. Sitka

Helen K. Slaughter

Marvin Eddie Sloan

Archie D Smith

Audrey T. Smith

Cassandra Smith

Davon A. Smith

Elaina Ashley Smith

Fernanda E. Smith

Karyna Smith

Kevin Smith

Krag Smith

Michele Smith

Mina L. Smith

Nancy P. Smith

Patrice L. Smith

Phyllis Smith

Ron Smith

Shakeia Regina Smith

Shelia M. Smith

Tonya Talley Smith

Valeria Lomax Smith

Waymon A. Smith

Supporters (cont.)


Davine Ligons Snead

Jeanette C. Snider

Judy Snuggs

Marianne Sokol

Kemi Somuyiwa

Eron Sorrell

Diana Spear

Karen M. Spellman

Bernadette J. Spriggs

Asia A. Springer

Faye Evans Stanley

Velmenia J. Stanley

Mary Louise Stanton

Dominique Faith Stapleton

Andrea Tanya Michelle Starks

Alvera Stevenson

Anthony L. Stewart

Marilyn M. Stewart

Reginald J. Stewart

Shatiera Shanese Stith

Akyva Lowone Stokes

Betty L. Stokes

Takira Shanae Stokes

Daryl B. Stone

Vincent Stovall

Lucille B. Strain

Djuna Strong

Spencer Scott Strother

Phillip E. Stukes

Joann Sturdivant-Lyles

Shirley R. Subryan

Dural Suite Jr.

Rheta L. Suit

Patricia J. Sullivan

Pennie C. Summers

Robert D. Summers Jr.

Tina Surratt

Juan Sutton

Lavonia A. Sweeney

Lurlene D. Sweeney

Michael D. Sykes

John Syphax

Rasheed J. Tahir

Barbara Patton Talbert

Barbara H. Talley

Rose Tasker

Kendra Michelle Tate

Lorraine S. Tatum

Carolyn L. Taylor

Clifford W. Taylor

Jennie M. Taylor

Kisha A. Taylor

Lisa Karen Taylor

Marion Taylor

Melissa Arlene Taylor

Natasha D. Taylor

Sandra C. Taylor

Sonia Taylor

Desiree Ann Tedeschi

Trina A. Tekyi

Pamela Terrell

Carol J. Thibodo

Marcia R. Thibodo

Arthur J. Thomas

Brenda J. Thomas

Carla Danielle Thomas

Elvin James Thomas

Eugene M. Thomas

Karen H. Thomas

Lavinia M. Thomas

Mia Thomas

Michelle Beth Thomas

Doreen Thompson

Erica Joy Thompson

Joshua Eleazar Thompson

Joyce B. Thompson

Kimberly Thompson

Lateisha Nicole Thompson

Lia C. Thompson

Rachel Anite Thompson

Tracey Thompson

Karen Thorn

Virgelean J. Thorn

Marilyn J. Thrower

Donald Tilghman

LaVerne Cecelia Tinsley

Margretta Tinsley

Alfonzo Torain

David F. Torregrosa

Gwendolyn Y. Townsend

Maya Denita Toye

Tammy Tuck

Ariel Shardae Tunstall

Adrian Turner

Dominique Davon Turner

Joycelene G. Turner

Steve Turner

Victor P. Turner

Charles Jerome Twitty

Jenee Tyler

Ada O. Uhegwu

Kellye M. Underwood

Ketan D. Upadhyay

Yvonne D. Upshaw

Aileen Liongzon Urbiztondo

Felicia M. Valdez

Sheila M. Valentine

Ramon Walter Valentine III

Chelsia L. Varner

Cherrish Mahogany Vick

Angela Diane Vines

Devon Denise Wade

Akil Walker

Anthony Terrell Walker

Debra Walker

Jabari S. Walker

Lee E. Walker

Rhonda Walker

Shirley H. Walker

Veronica Michelle Dawson

Walker

Nicole R. Wall

Katrina Lanet Wallace

Lakeisha M. Wallace

Delores Walls

Raishawn A. Walston

George C. Wangolo

Bernard Ward

Erika Theresa Ward

Vonda J. Ward

Doris H. Ware

Zoey A. Warecki

Sauntia Sherice Warfield

Lora M. Warner

Gwen Warren

Yvonne Warren

Carol Ann Washington

Christopher William

Washington

Gerald S. Washington

Gwendolyn Washington

Karen A. Washington

Katherine M. Washington

Micheal E. Washington

Rhonda Price Washington

Ryan Washington

Terri L. Washington

Treopia Washington

Vanessa Anne Washington

Yvonne Washington

Pauline Washington-Diggs

Harriet Watkins

Jearsel F. Watson

James Ivy Watts

John Watts

Tarlesha S. Wayne

Victoria T. & Alfred B. Weaver

Jacqueline Webb

Mary Louise Webb

Felicia M. Weeks

Darcel Maria Weems-Cuthrell

Angelica Adriana Wehrle

Tamara Yvette Wellons

Deborah C. Wells

Patricia J. Wells-Frazier

Jennifer L. Wessel

Katherine Wesson

Janea Ashe West IV

Jesse Whatley

Pamela B. Wheeler-Taylor

Anika R. White

Edna White

Lomone White

Michelle D. White

Norman P. White

Penelope White

Samuel L. White

Tracey Lauren White

Cynthia D. Whitfield

Meagan Deanne Whitfield

Arlene E. Whittington

Louise O. Whittington

Carolyn Wickline

Michael J. Wigfall

Tony Burrell Wiggins

Jasmin L. Wilcox

Rebecca A. Wiley

Loetta Torney Wilkins

Pariece M. Wilkins

April Williams

April M. Williams

Arthur E. Williams

Barbara M. Williams

Beverly A. Williams

Bobby L. Williams

Brenda C. Williams

Charles Jonathan Williams

Darrin Williams

Debra J. Williams

Donald Williams

Elbie Williams

Ernest Williams

Gerald D. Williams

Hadiya Asha Williams

Hilary Candace Williams

Jalen J. Williams

Jamie Michelle Williams

Joseph Scott Williams

Margaret F. Williams

Marilyn Williams

Moses Williams Jr.

Nikkia Courtney Williams

Ronald Williams

Samuel I. Williams

Simone Danielle Williams

Stephan Williams

Tyrone Williams

Kyme M. Williamson

Mona L. Williamson

Darlene Williams-Prades

Darryl R. Williford

Renee H. Wills

Yvonne Wills

Anne Valentine Wilson

B. Yvonne Wilson

Bertha B. Wilson

Carl Felipae' Wilson

Carlene J. Wilson

James Wilson

Lakita K. Wilson

Elizabeth A. Wilson Burley

W. Gregory Wims

Edward Wingfield

Lawrence Wingfield

Sandra Lee Winston

Henry Laurence Winters

Amanda Marie Wisley

Jane E. Wood

Emma Jean Franklin Woodard

Imogene F. Woodley

Brittney Montrel Woodson

Morgan Wray

Deon Marcellus Wrenn

Latonya G. Wrenn

Alease J. Wright

Barbara J. Wright

Courtney L. Wright

Rashad Muhammed Wright

Jannette Wundrow

Dorita Yvette Wyatt

Garry N. Yancy

Beverly Yates

Sheila Yeargin

Matilda Yeboah-Fofie

Moses Yomi

Kathy Lynn & Theodore

M. Yorkshire

Bernard E. Young

Bonita Antoinette Young

Carolyn P. Young

Cheryl Young

Keisha Renee Young

Kevin Lamont Young

Larry R. Young

Lolita M. Love Young

Myra P. Young

Renee V. Young

William B. Young

Alecia Zeigler

Thea Zurek

DONORS


FINANCIALS

FY 2017 Sources of Revenue (in millions)

Tuition & Fees $38.9 31%

State Appropriations $43.9 35%

Federal Funds $19.2 15%

Grants & Contracts $2.0 2%

Sales & Services - Auxiliary $21.0 17%

Other Revenues $0.7 0%

Total $125.7 100%

31%

35%

$125.7M Sources of Revenue

15%

2%

17%

1%

Sources of Revenue


FY 2017 Operating Expenses (in millions)

Instruction $32.1 26%

Research $0.3 0%

Public Service $0.1 0%

Academic Support $13.1 10%

Student Services $9.4 8%

Institutional Support $15.3 12%

Plant & Maintenance $16.4 13%

Auxiliary $20.6 17%

Scholarships $17.3 14%

Total $124.6 100%

$124.6M Operating Expenses

26%

8%12%

11%

13%

17%

14%

Operating Expenses

FINANCIALS


FY 2016–2017

Cabinet

Dr. Weldon Jackson

Provost and Vice President for

Academic Affairs

Ms. Karen Johnson Shaheed

Executive Vice President and

General Counsel

Dr. Karl B. Brockenbrough

Vice President for Administration

and Finance

Dr. Artie L. Travis

Vice President for Student Affairs

Dr. Richard L. Lucas Jr.

Vice President for Institutional

Advancement

Mr. E. Wayne Rose

Vice President for Information

Technology

Ms. Cassandra Robinson

Director of University Relations and

Marketing

Mr. Clyde Doughty Jr.

Director of Athletics

Bowie State University Foundation Board of Directors

Mr. C. Glenn Mahone

Chairperson

Ms. Betty B. Turner

Vice Chair

Mr. James F. Selvaggi

Treasurer

The Honorable Isaac Trouth

Secretary

Dr. Richard L. Lucas Jr.

Executive Director

Dr. Karl Brockenbrough

Ex-Officio

Dr. Mickey L. Burnim

Ex-Officio

Mr. Ricardo C. Mitchell

Ex-Officio

Robert J. Antonetti Jr.

Mr. Lorenzo D. Creighton

Mr. LaRian Finney

Ms. LaVerne Gray

Mrs. Mildred Ridgley Gray

Mr. Barrington Jackson

Mr. Robert G. Johnson

Mr. Ronald D. Lipford

Ms. LaJuan H. Lyles

Mrs. Vinnett M. Mason

Ms. Valencia A. McClure

The Honorable Geraldine

Valentino-Smith

Ms. Jacquelyn Eubanks-Rudd

Staff

Bowie State University Board of Visitors

Mr. D. Michael Lyles, Esq.

Chairman

Ms. Colette Youngblood

Vice Chair

Ms. Rhonda L. Slade

Secretary

Mr. Earl Adams Jr., Esq.

Mr. Tabb J. Bishop

Mr. Kenneth Blake

Ms. Toni Braxton

Ms. Essie L. Calhoun-McDavid

Mr. Charles G. Davis

Mr. Raoul Dennis

Mr. M. H. Jim Estepp

Mr. Jeffrey Franklin

Mr. David C. Harrington

Mr. Stephen Neal

Mr. G. Steve Proctor

Mr. Dwayne Robinson

Mr. Larry Spriggs

Mr. William R. Teel Jr.

Ms. Ingrid M. Turner, Esq.

Dr. Sherece Y. West-Scantlebury

Ms. Marilyn D. Wills

University System of Maryland Board of Regents

Mr. Barry P. Gossett

Vice-Chair

Mr. Gary L. Attman

Treasurer

Ms. Linda R. Gooden

Assistant Treasurer

Dr. Michelle A. Gourdine

Secretary

Mr. Thomas G. Slater

Assistant Secretary

Mr. Brandon Enriquez

Student Regent

Mr. Joseph Bartenfelder

Ex-Officio

Mr. Norman R. Augustine

Ms. Ellen Fish

Mr. James Holzapfel

Ms. D’Ana Johnson

Mr. Robert Neall

Mr. Robert L. Pevenstein

Mr. Louis Pope

Mr. Robert D. Rauch

Mr. Frank M. Reid III

University System of Maryland Chancellor

Dr. Robert L. Caret

ADMINISTRATION

ADMINISTRATION


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