President Report 2006-2007

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President’s Annual Report
2006-2007
Norfolk State University
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2006-2007
President’s Message: The Torch of Leadership . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Board of Visitors
• Board Members . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
• Former BOV Members Reflect on NSU . . .
Achievements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
• University Statistics:
• Commencement Facts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
• Commencement Highlights . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Showcasing Our Strengths:
A Wealth of Experience
• The Division of Academic Affairs . . . . . . . . 13
• Distinguished Faculty Awards . . . . . . . . . . . 15
• America’s 400th Anniversary Celebration . . 18
NSU’s Best Asset: A Legacy of Student Unity
• The Division of Student Affairs . . . . . . . . . . 21
• Enrollment Management
Accomplishments . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
Building a Legacy of Quality Management
• The Division of Finance and Business . . . . . 29
• Finance and Business Charts . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
Poised for Liftoff: NSU on the RISE
• The Division of Research
and Technology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33
The Green and Gold Connection:
Creating New Partnerships
• The Division of University Advancement . . 37
• Alumni Relations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37
• Communications and Marketing . . . . . . . . . 43
• Inauguration Highlights . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46
Go, Spartans! Program Reaches New Heights
• NSU Athletics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49
University Snapshot
• Year in Review . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52
The Campaign for Norfolk State University:
Initiatives for the Future
2006-2007 Norfolk State University Foundation
• Message from the President of the NSU . . .
Foundation, Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56
2006-2007 Honor Roll of Donors . . . . . . . . . . . . 58
2006-2007
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The Torch
of Leadership
A
s we prepare to conclude my second year at the helm of this
historic and wonderful institution of higher education, let me take
this opportunity to share with you some of the highlights and
accomplishments of the past year. First of all, I would like to thank my
transition team for paving the way for the new administration and for
ensuring that we met local and regional opinion leaders, Virginia General
Assembly members, and other community and civic leaders. Partnerships
and collaborations are the foundation for building strong businesses and
universities.
It has been another exciting year at the University. As I have often said,
Norfolk State University is “poised for liftoff.” The elements are already
in place for this to happen, including a talented and engaged student body,
dedicated and creative faculty and staff, and supportive, energetic and
successful alumni. The University is on the radar of other groups and
organizations positioned to help NSU fully realize its mission of teaching
and learning.
This past year has been a year of triumphs. Many of our faculty members
have written award-winning proposals, presented scholarly lectures all
over the world, and all of you have given so much to our students, not
only in the classroom but also in other areas that will help prepare them to
lead the world and to be good citizens. NSU has several new Board of
Visitors members, including a new rector – Bobby Norris Vassar, who is
an NSU alumnus. NSU received final approval to offer the doctorate in
materials science and engineering and received rave reviews from around
the country for the Spartan Legion Marching Band’s first-time performance in the 7th Annual Honda Battle of the Bands at the Georgia Dome. We
successfully closed out the University’s first-ever comprehensive fundraising
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campaign – The Campaign for Norfolk State University: Initiatives for the
Future – and raised more than $15.3 million. We rewrote American history when NSU hosted the conference Voices from Within the Veil, commemorating the 400th anniversary of the founding of Jamestown. NSU
made it to the MEAC finals in baseball and won the men’s indoor track
competition.
The Robinson Technology Center has been totally renovated, and the
Marie V. McDemmond Center for Applied Research was dedicated in
April. It houses several programs, including the Center for Materials
Research, engineering labs, a Class 100/1000 Cleanroom, the information
assurance research, a state-of-the-art data center, and the Virtualization
and Collaboration Center. A dedicated team of faculty and administrators
has diligently worked throughout the year on upcoming accreditations and
the SACS reaffirmation. What a force and what spectacular results!
Take a few moments to read the President’s Annual Report and catch up
on Norfolk State University highlights. We invite you to visit the campus
and to become engaged with our students, faculty, and staff. As we look
to the future, let us be unmatched in our determination not to be just good
but to be great. We have everything before us and a world of
possibilities.
Board of Visitors
Mr. Bobby Norris Vassar
Rector
Mrs. Viola M. Madison
Vice Rector
Ms. Virginia M. Board
Secretary
Ms. Renitalynette K. Anderson
Mr. Willie L. Brown
Mr. Stanley Green, Jr.
Mr. Howard P. Kern
Mr. Henry D. Light
Mr. Gary T. McCollum
Mr. Wade W. Perry, Jr.
Ms. Judith L. Rosenblatt
Mr. Donald W. Seale
Dr. Lauren R. Tucker
Q: What are some of Norfolk State’s strengths?
A: Bryant: Norfolk State University’s strengths reside in a highly dedicated support staff,
highly qualified faculty and administration, and strong volunteers on its Foundation and
Board of Visitors. The University has a strong and increasing alumni population.
Lassiter: Undergraduate research, the School of Social Work, the Marie V. McDemmond
Center for Applied Research, great academic programs, great new physical facilities,
community outreach, a strong faculty, and a strong leader are just a few of NSU’s strengths.
Lindsay: Norfolk State’s strength lies not only in its bricks and mortar and very fine
campus but also in its outstanding faculty and educational programs. It has achieved true
greatness in many of the fields of academia and, for this, we should be extremely proud.
Wagner: A strong sense of self-esteem comes from attendance at NSU. You are part of
something magnificent, historical and future-oriented. You will be given every chance to
succeed. Professors with vast knowledge will be your instructors, and they can be engaged
in conversations related to your destiny.
Q: What would you like to see NSU achieve?
A: Bryant: I would like to see Norfolk State University expand its operations to a
Peninsula campus in the Newmarket Shopping Center area of Newport News. The
University should continue to expand its M.S. and Ph.D. programs. The University should
also continue to encourage its alumni to contribute to the future success of its operations.
Lassiter: First and foremost, NSU must obtain better State funding and increase its endowment. The expansion across Brambleton Avenue, initiated in the late ’80s, must continue
and continue at a faster pace. Additionally, expansion in other directions should remain an
option. Increasing enrollment, adding more graduate programs, especially on the doctoral
level, and increasing marketing in western, mid-western and southwestern parts of the
country would enable us to grow faster nationally. Last, but most important, at least a
$100,000,000 endowment would provide a light at the end of the tunnel.
Lindsay: I would hope that Norfolk State could be able to establish a scholarship program
which would allow many worthwhile and deserving high school students to attend the
school without undue hardship due to financial constraints. We need to give these young
people the opportunity for a first-class education in a very fine school.
Wagner: I would love to see NSU research provide a blueprint to successfully solve the
dilemma of more Black males attending colleges and universities. I would also love to see
NSU review the process of payroll deduction for the NSU foundation/scholarship/institutional advancement. Many public institutions, especially locally, employ NSU graduates.
Give NSU graduates and others who attended another option to give back to the University.
Finally, each successful NSU graduate should contact a public school – elementary, middle
or high – and provide each school the opportunity for them to speak to a class to encourage
college entrance. Go NSU!
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Commencement Highlights
Edward W. Bullock ’71,
vice president for L’Oreal USA (left),
received an Honorary Doctorate of Humane
Letters. Bullock was the keynote speaker at
NSU’s Spring 2007 Commencement, where
nearly 700 students crossed the stage.
Barry C. Black, U.S. Senate Chaplain,
delivered the December 2006 keynote commencement address to approximately 600
students at Joseph G. Echols Memorial Hall.
Elected as the 62nd Chaplain of the Senate,
Rear Admiral Black (Ret.) started his work
as chaplain in July 2003. Prior to Capitol
Hill, Black served in the U.S. Navy for more
than 27 years, ending his distinguished
career as the chief of the navy chaplains. As
chaplain, Black opens the Senate each day in
prayer. He provides counseling and spiritual
care for senators,
their families and
staff – a constituency
of more than 7,000
people. A native of
Baltimore, Md.,
Black is the author of
the autobiography
The Rise from the
Hood to the Hill. His
personal decorations
include the Navy
Distinguished Service
Medal, Defense
Meritorious Service
Medal, Navy and
Marine Corps Commendation medals and
numerous unit awards, campaign and service
medals. He has also been selected for many
outstanding achievements, including the
1995 NAACP Renowned Service Award for
his contribution to equal opportunity and
civil rights.
The Division of Academic Affairs
Showcasing Our Strengths:
A Wealth of Experience
The 2006-2007 academic year
provided numerous opportunities for
Norfolk State University to showcase strengths and demonstrate
commitment to continuous
improvement.
Accreditations galore.
Accreditations are among the
most prominent vehicles for
demonstrating and documenting
continuous quality enhancement.
In 2006-2007, accreditation and
reaffirmation of accreditation
processes were continued for
academic programs in education
(National Council for
Accreditation of Teacher
Education – NCATE), engineering (Accreditation Board for
Engineering and Technology –
ABET), and business
(Association to Advance
Collegiate Schools of Business –
AACSB International). In addition to these, NSU is in the midst
of its regional accreditation reaffirmation by the Southern
Association of Colleges and
Schools (SACS), which is the
regional accrediting body for 11
southern states and Latin
America.
About SACS:
Regional accreditation signifies
that the institution has a purpose
appropriate to higher education
as well as the resources, programs, and services sufficient to
accomplish that purpose on a
continuing basis. Further, the
reaffirmation process evaluates
whether an institution maintains
clearly specified educational
objectives that are consistent
with its mission and is successful
in achieving its stated objectives.
A major requirement for SACS
reaffirmation is the development
of a Quality Enhancement Plan
(QEP), which is a carefully
designed and focused course of
action that addresses a welldefined issue related to
improving student learning. Through broadbased input from students, faculty, staff,
alumni, Board of Visitors members and other
university constituencies, NSU proposes to
improve academics by infusing and
integrating coherent pathways in critical
thinking throughout the curriculum.
Students soar. A mass communications and
journalism student won a $5,000 scholarship
and a $20,000 grant for NSU as one of four
winners in the 2007 National “Writers of
Passage” essay competition which was sponsored by the National Association for Equal
Opportunity in Higher Education (NAFEO)
and the Sallie Mae Fund. Business and science and technology majors landed summer
research internships hosted by agencies such
as the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory,
National Oceanic and Atmospheric
Administration (NOAA), MIT, Lincoln
Laboratories, NASA, NIH, Department of
Defense, Argonne National Labs, CIA,
CERN (Switzerland) and Cerro Observatory
(Chile). A May 2007 physics graduate
successfully competed for one of 12
scholarships awarded internationally by the
International Golden Key Honour Society
and is now studying aeronautical
engineering at Stanford University.
Teams beam. An NSU team of faculty and
students was one of 60 teams selected
nationwide to attend the 2007 summer
institute on general education reform and
campus leadership for student engagement,
inclusion, and achievement hosted by the
Institute for Higher Education Policy
(IHEP). Another faculty and student team
focused on general education core
competencies at an institute hosted by the
Association of American Colleges and
Universities.
Dollars for Centers. The following centers
generated millions of dollars in research and
service support:
• The Center for Professional Development
• Center for Research and Education in
Advanced Materials (CREAM)
• Center for Photonic Research
• Intelligence Community Center for
Academic Excellence
• Center for Biotechnology and Biomedical
Sciences
• Center for Material and Devices for
Information Technology Research
• Brambleton Center
Best practices. The National Science
Foundation (NSF) designated the Science
and Technology Academicians on the Road
to Success (STARS) program a “best
practice” and invited the School of Science
and Technology to share the tutoring
program with other universities.
Distinguished Faculty Awards
Highlight Excellence in Teaching
Norfolk State University has more than 300 full- and parttime faculty members teaching in more than 50 disciplines
and conducting research in diverse areas ranging from
African-American family dynamics to crystal growth to
obesity to terrorism. Faculty members have the awesome
responsibility for ensuring that learning takes place. They
are also responsible for shaping the minds of future generations. During inauguration week, NSU honored several of
its faculty members during the Distinguished Faculty
Awards Ceremony. Award recipients are as follows:
Dr. Mikhail Noginov is an associate
professor of Physics in the School of Science
and Technology. Dr. Noginov has established
an enviable research record in his 15 years as a
member of the NSU community. He is a scientist that models the way for other faculty members in the natural sciences and is well-respected by his peers. He continues to be actively
engaged in promoting the Center for Materials
Science on a national and international level.
Through Dr. Noginov’s work, NSU’s Center
for Materials Science has become one of the
world’s leading centers conducting research on
random lasers. He has written one book, three
book chapters, more than 90 papers in peer
reviewed journals, over 100 publications in proceedings of professional societies and conference technical digests and edited two proceedings volumes for the International Society for
Optical Engineering.
Dr. Mildred K. Fuller serves as chair
and professor of the Allied Health Department.
Dr. Fuller has had a distinguished 20-year
tenure serving Norfolk State University and
its students and faculty. She exemplifies the
highest qualities of service to her profession,
the Department, the School of Science and
Technology and the University. Dr. Fuller has
provided extensive service in the curriculum
reform efforts of the Allied Health Department
that has resulted in excellent program offerings and successful reaffirmation of accreditation of Allied Health programs for a number
of years. She has served on more than 15
committees and task forces during her time at
NSU and has 15 citations of professional memberships and activities as a part of her vita. Dr.
Fuller’s meritorious performance is evidenced by the peer review of scholarly works, her
contribution to the review of several textbooks used in the field of medical technology, and
her service as the site team coordinator for the National Accrediting Agency for Clinical
Laboratory Sciences.
Dr. Marie St. Rose is an assistant
professor of Allied Health at Norfolk State
University. She has served the NSU community since 1997 and has been described as an
excellent teacher whose strength lies in the
discovery and practice of excellent learning
strategies. Dr. St. Rose has been a pioneer in
integrating online education into the disciplines of Allied Health and Interdisciplinary
Studies. She uses the concept of empowerment as a strategy to assist students in identifying barriers to learning and finding ways to
eliminate them. She is able to meet the needs
of all students with a variety of learning
strategies as she encourages them to think critically and to use their creativity in solving
problems. She has consistently demonstrated guidance, dedication and an innovative spirit
that enables her to meet the needs of her students. Dr. St. Rose attends professional meetings
on an annual basis so that her course content is grounded in the most recent health-services
administration research.
Dr. Rasha Morsi is an assistant
professor of Engineering. Dr. Morsi has
shown excellence in the areas of teaching,
service and scholarship and is described as an
excellent teacher with a focused interest on
student success. She is an accomplished
scholar with broad interests and many accomplishments. Dr. Morsi demonstrates a distinct
mixture of the qualities of service, teaching
and scholarship, which shines as a true testament of her professionalism. Dr. Morsi has
consistently received high year-end evaluation scores as well as high student-teacher
evaluations. She has also been a finalist for
the State Council for Higher Education of
Virginia (SCHEV) Outstanding Faculty Awards Rising Star category for the past two years
and has been invited to present at panel sessions on modeling and simulation, as well as on
gender issues in Science Technology Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) fields. Dr.
Morsi has amassed more than $800,000 in research funds as Principal Investigator and
Co-Principal Investigator in her three years at NSU.
America’s 400th Anniversary:
Voices from Within the Veil
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pearheaded by the University’s History Department, NSU’s offering for
America’s 400th Anniversary commemoration was a two-day national conference held February 21-23. NSU’s conference, Voices from Within the Veil, was
part of the larger group of conferences sponsored by the Jamestown 2007 Commission
and the African American Advisory Council’s Signature Event: Preserving the African
American Imprint on America. These activities assisted in launching an ongoing
dialogue about democracy and race through a Web site hosted by Norfolk State
University. As part of the conference, speakers from around the globe came to discuss
the historical significance and experiences of African Americans in America and how
the laws and customs defined them separately from the majority populace.
Governor Timothy M. Kaine served as honorary chairman of the NSU Jamestown
conference, which featured three dynamic, nationally renowned speakers and authors:
Juan Williams, Dr. Thomas M. Shapiro and Dr. Mary Frances Berry. The keynote
speaker was Juan Williams, an Emmy-award winning journalist
who currently is a regular panelist on the FOX Broadcasting
Company’s FOX News Sunday with Tony Snow. In addition to
his duties with FOX News Sunday, Williams also anchors the
weekend daytime live coverage on the FOX News Channel.
Prior to his position at FOX, Williams spent 23 years at The
Washington Post where he served as an editorial writer,
op-ed columnist and White House correspondent. Dr. Thomas
M. Shapiro, Pokross professor of law and social policy at
Brandeis University’s Heller School for Social Policy and
Management, provided a luncheon address during the
conference. Dr. Shapiro’s expertise is in racial
inequality and public policy. He has authored several
books on social inequality and African Americans.
His book titled The Hidden Cost
of Being African American
was a national bestseller.
The conference’s closing address was given by Dr. Mary Frances Berry, the
Geraldine R. Segal Professor of American Social Thought and professor of history
at the University of Pennsylvania. Dr. Berry, the author of seven books, has had a
distinguished career in public service, including service as a member and chairman
of the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights. She has also served as the Assistant
Secretary for Education in the U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare.
Dr. Berry was one of the founders of the Free South Africa Movement in the 1980s
and was on hand to meet Nelson Mandela upon his release from prison in 1990.
Conference topics included early struggles for empowerment, race, health care
access, social policy and access to the democratic process; the struggle for education
and the right to vote in Tidewater; the state of black leadership, and preservation of
architectural landmarks in African-American communities.
Two major elements associated with the conference included the Voices
Unveiled Concert and a poster and poetry competition. The concert featured the
NSU Concert Choir accompanied by the Virginia Symphony. Narrators for the
evening’s concert were Hollywood actors Daphne Maxwell Reid and James Avery
of the Fresh Prince of Bel Air television series. In addition to the concert, NSU
staged a poster and poetry competition for middle school, high school, and college
students. Hundreds of parents, city officials and dignitaries – including Governor
Kaine –attended the awards ceremony, which
was held at the Chrysler Museum Theater.
The conference was considered a tremendous
success.
Photo by Van White
The Division of Student Affairs
NSU’s Best Asset:
A Legacy of Student Unity
The Division of Student Affairs is
committed to meeting the needs of
Norfolk State University students
and providing experiential learning
opportunities. The Division supports
and strengthens the learning experience of a diverse student population, which promotes a living-learning environment. Students’
personal, social, psychological and co-curricular needs are
enhanced through the provision of extensive activities,
programs and services. The Division is comprised of several
departments including Career Services, Counseling Services,
Disability Services, International Student and Scholar Services,
Student Judicial Services, Residence Life and Housing, Student
Activities, Student Support Services, Upward Bound and Veterans
Affairs.
is responsible for planning,
implementing and supervising
social, cultural, intellectual,
recreational and intramural
sports activities; student organizations; the Commuter Student
Program; Greek Affairs; Mr.
and Miss Norfolk State
University Scholarship
Pageant; Student Government
elections; Student Leadership
Program; Cheerleader/Mascot
Program; the Spartan Echo
Newspaper; and the Spartan
Reflections Yearbook.
Additionally, the Division is
responsible for the management of the Event Management
System (EMS) which is utilized to process and schedule
all activity reservation requests
for campus-wide facility usage
for students, faculty and staff.
Division Highlights include the following:
Cultural Events
Thursday Night Jazz Series with NSU
Student Ensembles – Presenting tap dance
master Savion Glover
Kwanzaa – Black Heritage Film Series;
Renowned flautist and composer Galen
Speakers
It’s All About Sportsmanship
Bruce Rader, Sports Director, WAVY TV
Channel 10
Why Do African Americans Call Themselves
the N-Word?
Samuel Taylor, Author
African American AIDS Day
Donald William Ward, Presenter
Black State of the Union
Tavis Smiley (Transported students to
Hampton University)
Wealth Starts at Home
Virginia Housing Development Authority
Seminars
• Men . . . the Endangered Species
• What’s Next? Developing Your Career
• Financial Management
• Time Management
• Campus Safety
• Building Better Relationships
• Hazing
Health and Wellness Programs
• Hip Hop Aerobics
• Pilates
• Kick Boxing
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Women’s Health Fair
Breast Cancer Tea
HPV Informational Session
Blood Drives
Social, Recreational and Intellectual
Programs and Services
• Ice Skating
• Rock “n” Bowl
• Student Organization Fair
• Black College Today Campus Tour
• JET Magazine College Tour
• The Virginian-Pilot Student Appreciation
Day
• Mr. and Miss Norfolk State University
Scholarship Pageant
• Mr. and Miss Plus-Size Pageant
• Step Shows with Student Government
Association
• Freshman Transition Week with
Residence Life
• Stop the Violence . . . A Campus United
• Student Elections
• Family Weekend (approximately 500
family members)
Connecting with Commuters
COMMUTER STUDENT
CONNECTION PROGRAM
Most of Norfolk State University’s 6,000
plus students commute to campus. They take
classes, conduct business and leave. In an
effort to better engage these students and to
make them feel a part of the campus community, the Division of Student Affairs is
committed to assisting commuter students
by identifying available resources and by
providing services which foster a successful
college experience. To this end, the
Division of Student Affairs does as follows:
• Provides programs and services that
directly address the needs of commuter
students
• Ensures that commuters have up-to-date
information on campus events, policies,
and procedures
• Serves as an advocate for commuter
student concerns
• Provides off-campus housing,
transportation and parking information
• Encourages involvement in campus
activities beyond the classroom
Lectures, seminars and services specifically
targeted to commuter students include the
following:
• What you should know before signing a
lease
• Tips for planning an effective schedule
• Car Maintenance . . . Keeping Your Car
on the Road
• Koffee Klatch . . . Mix and Mingle
• Commuter Student Weekly Movie
Student Publications
Innovations have been made as follows:
• Published the Spartan Reflections
Yearbook on CD
• Enhanced the Spartan Reflections
Yearbook for sound and motion video for
certain section layouts
• Published the Spartan ECHO ONLINE
Spartan Echo Internships/Scholarships
• Jaedda Armstrong, Editor
2007 Landmark Scholar, $10,000
scholarship and internship at
The Virginian-Pilot
• Bryon Summers, Design/Graphics Editor
Internship at The Virginian-Pilot and
The New York Times in New Orleans,
Louisiana, at Dillard University
• Tiana Stephenson, Student Life Editor
Business Editorial Assistant,
The Virginian-Pilot
Spartan Echo Awards
The Spartan Echo won the following
awards at the 9th Annual National HBCU
2007 Newspaper Conference and Job Fair
which was held in Atlanta:
• Second Place for Features/Arts and
Entertainment section
• Honorable Mention for Best
Informational Graphic or News
Art/Illustration section
• Spartan Echo staff slated to host an
upcoming National Association of Black
Journalists (NABJ) convention
The Office of Enrollment Management
Introduction
Enrollment Management is
comprised of Admissions, Financial
Aid, New Student Orientation,
Registrar, Customer Care, and
Institutional Research. Enrollment
Management works collaboratively
with various units on campus to
promote synergy, integration and organizational efficiency
among administrative and academic units to support achieving
enrollment goals.
Highlights from the year are as
follows:
• Experienced the largest fallto-fall enrollment increase in
10 years. Increased freshman
enrollment by six percent and
retention by 4.6 percent with
the support of faculty and
various campus units
• Launched an electronic online
tool to create personalized VIP
pages and ongoing interactions
with prospective millennial
students
• Expanded outreach to
Hispanic students, including
an admissions link in Spanish
• Increased campus collaborations among offices within
Enrollment Management and
other offices, including First
Year Experience, Alumni
Relations, University
Advancement, Athletics,
Veterans Affairs, Graduate
Studies and Communications
and Marketing to support
recruitment and retention
efforts
• Increased participation with
alumni chapters by increasing
the number of hosted events
for prospective students by
attending chapter meetings,
and by beginning the alumni
letter writing campaign
• Increased collaborative efforts
with the Virginia Tidewater
Consortium, the ACCES
Foundation and high school
guidance counselors to expand
outreach efforts to prospective
students
The Office of Enrollment Management
• Partnered with the City of Norfolk to
employ high school students through the
Youth Opportunity Program
• Collaborated with Tidewater Community
College to provide improved
administration of the PASSport program
for students not meeting NSU
admissions standards. Held orientations
and transfer discussions during nontraditional hours to serve students
• Implemented strategies to garner broader
campus participation in the development
of a revised faculty salary peer group
using cluster analysis
• Purchased statistical software to expand
usage of predictive analyses and
retention modeling
in graduation application, transcript and
address-change processing
• Completed reorganization of the
Financial Aid Office to support improved
processing, increased communications
and counseling of students, restructured
the work-study program and enhanced
customer-service delivery
• Began the Enrollment Management
Employee-of-the-Quarter recognition
program
• Received recognition by the Department
of Education for the exemplary
administration of the newly created
grants to support low-income students
excelling in the science, technology,
engineering and math (STEM)
disciplines
• Expanded customer service and technical
training for Enrollment Management staff
• Conducted Financial Aid Super Saturday
for new and returning students
• Experienced improved office efficiencies
• Conducted student feedback sessions to
improve customer-service delivery
• Modified employee position descriptions
to include expanded requirements for the
delivery of exemplary customer service
These improvements in customer-service
delivery, process enhancements and broader
campus involvement with recruitment and
retention are the foundational cornerstones
that support enrollment stability and growth.
NSU at a Glance
CONTACT
INFORMATION
700 Park Avenue
Norfolk, VA 23504
Admissions Office:
(800) 274-1821 or
(757) 823-8396
Financial Aid:
(800) 365-5517 or
(757) 823-8381
QUICK FACTS
Institutional control: Public
School type: Four-year
Academic calendar:
Semesters
Religious affiliation: None
Campus size: Medium
(2,000 to 15,000 students)
Average class size: 20
Student-Faculty Ratio: 17:1
Number of registered
student organizations: 74
COSTS AND AID*
Undergraduate in-state
tuition (academic year):
$5,322
Undergraduate out-of-state
tuition (academic year): $16,242
Room and board
(academic year): $6,750
Average additional fees:
$1,000 (books)
Scholarships offered: Yes
Grants offered: Yes
Loans offered: Yes
Work-study programs
offered: Yes
Co-ops/internships
offered: Yes
*Subject to change
ADMISSION
Application deadline: Priority
deadlines are May 31 (fall) and
October 1 (spring)
Application fee: $25
Overview
• Norfolk State University, founded in
1935, enrolls more than 6,000
students.
• The University’s mission is to provide
an affordable, high-quality education
for an ethnically and culturally
diverse student population, equipping them with the capability to
become productive citizens who
continuously contribute to a global
and rapidly changing society.
Academics
• NSU offers students an array of
academic programs including two
associate degrees, 32 bachelor's
degrees, 16 master’s degrees and 3
doctoral degrees.
• NSU recently opened the Marie V.
McDemmond Center for Applied
Research, which is home to research
in advanced materials, computational science, engineering, and
information assurance. It is also an
anchor for graduate-level education
and training.
• Unique programs include optical
engineering, honors programs, and
the Dozoretz National Institute for
Mathematics and Applied Sciences.
• Top majors at NSU are
business, nursing, biology,
psychology and mass
communications.
Student Life
• Students may participate in extraand co-curricular activities such as
honor societies, special interest
clubs, drama, fraternities or
sororities, and musical groups
such as the orchestra, marching
band, jazz band, and choir.
• NSU provides support services
through First Year Experience,
Career Services, Veteran Affairs,
and Disability Services.
• Students may participate in Army
and Navy Reserve Officer’s Training
Corps (ROTC) programs.
• On-campus housing is available in
nine residential halls.
Athletics
• NSU competes at the NCAA
Division I-AA level and is a member
of the Mid-Eastern Athletic
Conference.
• The University’s 30,000-seat
football stadium is the third-largest
nationally among NCAA Division IAA schools and the state-of-the-art
track is a premier training ground
for current and future Olympians.
• Sports teams compete in baseball,
basketball, bowling, cross country,
football, softball, track and field,
tennis and volleyball.
Division of Finance and Business
Building a Legacy of Quality
Management
The Division of Finance and Business
administers the institution’s fiscal and
business services and protects the
financial and capital resources. The
Division is also responsible for
establishing and maintaining current
financial policies and procedures as
well as capital and infrastructure improvements for all units,
divisions and departments of the University.
The Division of Finance and
Business provides leadership and
oversight for key financial and
business functions within the
University serving a wide range
of customers. The following
departments comprise the
Division: Auxiliary Services;
Bursar; Controller;
Environmental Health, Safety
and Risk Management;
Facilities Management;
Finance; Human Resources;
Parking and Transportation;
Procurement Services; and
University Police.
The following are highlights
from the year’s activities in
Finance and Business:
• Met all Commonwealth
Department of Accounting
(DOA) reporting requirements
throughout the year, despite
complete turnover of senior
accounting staff with the
department and minimal training of new personnel.
• Improved compliance rating by
more than three percent for
Department of Accounting’s
Decentralization audit of
Accounts Payable
• Continued focus on the departmental goals of improving
customer service and communicating effectively among
management, staff, and
customers
• Dedicated man-hours of staff
time to various University
activities and community
outreach programs
• Implemented an Official Business Meals
policy and provided University-wide
training to ensure compliance with
Commonwealth of Virginia accounts
payable and travel policies
• Converted to web-based ticketing system
for athletics and special events
• Increased accuracy, efficiency and timing
of refund process – developed process for
students to pickup checks before mailing
to home address
• Completed renovation of Robinson
Technology Building
• Reduced Perkins Cohort default rate
• Provided oversight of the following
contracts: dining services, exclusive beverage, snack and laundry vending, bookstore services and concessions
• Implemented an equipment maintenance
schedule to increase equipment longevity
and durability
• Implemented a new telephone system in
an effort to provide better service for telephone sales
• Completed the Marie V. McDemmond
Center for Applied Research
• Re-roofed and renovated West Campus
Dining Hall
• Completed Phase II of ESG Energy
Performance Contract
• Conducted Sector Study for the Hospital
Building and Phyllis Wheatley Residence
Hall
• Renovated Science Building Lecture Hall
• Renovated new space for ACCESS in
Bowser Education Building
Operating Expenditures
Revenues
Year ended 6/30/07
Unaudited
Year ended 6/30/07
Unaudited
Instruction (26%)
$32,232,699
Research (6%)
$7,043,613
Tuition & Fees (16%)
$22,959,025
Public Service (2%)
$2,491,701
Federal Grants & Contr. (15%)
$21,758,139
Academic Support (14%)
$17,710,807
State Appr. (34%)
$50,337,304
Student Services (4%)
$5,228,221
State Grants & Contr. (1%)
$1,769,108
Inst. Support (10%)
$12,472,122
Nongov Grants & Contr. (2%)
$3,521,428
Plant Operations (8%)
$10,581,941
Auxiliary Enterprises (17%)
$24,207,356
Student Aid (9%)
$11,703,400
Auxiliary Ent. (16%)
$19,590,030
Depreciation (5%)
$6,563,715
Grand Total=$145,794,706
Capital Appropriations (14%)
$21,242,346
• Improved storm water management by
identifying aerial plotting of all storm
drains and conduits
• Approved budget to hire additional security
officers for the McDemmond Center for
Applied Research and the RISE Campus
• Hired Horticulturist in an effort to enhance
the campus grounds. The position focuses
on campus beautification and sound
environmental landscape management
practices
• Launched Student Safety Awareness
Month. Activities included a parade with
various student organizations and NSU
administration; student auto safety checks
including oil changes, tire pressure checks,
and mechanical inspections; and identification/labeling of student’s personal
possessions
• Purchased new 800 MHZ radios, which
allow interoperability with City of Norfolk
Thousands
35,000
30,000
Expenses per Statement of Revenues, Expenses, and Changes in Net Assets
For Comparative Years Ended June 30, 2005-2007
25,000
20,000
15,000
10,000
5,000
0
Inst.
Resch PubServ
Acad
Sup
2005
Stdt
Serv
Inst
Sup
2006
Plt Oper Stdt Aid Aux Ent
Depr
2007*
Thousands
Revenues per Statement of Revenues, Expenses, and Changes in Net Assets
For Comparative Years Ended June 30, 2005-2007
60,000
50,000
40,000
30,000
20,000
10,000
0
Tuit & Fees
Fed Grants State Appr State Grants
2005
*Unaudited
2006
Nongov
Grants
Aux Ent
Capital Appr
2007*
The Division of Research and Technology
Poised for Liftoff:
NSU on the RISE
Overview
Norfolk State University’s Division of
Research and Technology is responsible
for the planning, implementation, and
utilization of technology to conduct
the University’s business, including
instruction and learning, admininistration,
communications, and research. The
Division is also responsible for acquiring external funding
support for sponsored program activities and for encouraging
and sustaining faculty and staff interests in these
endeavors.
The Research and Innovations to
Support Empowerment (RISE) is
intricately linked to the Division
of Research and Technology in
that the RISE Campus activities
are underpinned by technology
and research. Also, the Division
of Research and Technology provides a critical interface between
Norfolk State University and the
Enterprise and Empowerment
Foundation (E2F) which oversees
the RISE project. The Division of
Research and Technology
consists of the Office of
Information Technology (OIT)
and the Office of Sponsored
Programs (OSP).
Highlights of the Division’s
research, business, and academic
accomplishments include the
following:
• Selected an emergency notification system – text messaging
for the University’s use in case
of an emergency.
• Implemented a web services
program that enables students
to apply for admission, register,
and pay their bills online
• Implemented the iPod pilot
project for Spanish 112 and
Social Work Research, and
additional courses in collaboration with academic schools
• Dedicated and opened the McDemmond
Center for Applied Research (MCAR) in
April 2007. The MCAR boasts the
following amenities:
Virtual Collaboration Center with
high-level technology and
multimedia collaboration tools
Micro and nano technology center
(Class 100/1000 Cleanroom)
State-of-the-art data center established
with back-up on main campus
Science and technology research centers relocated to facility
Systems that were implemented are as
follows:
• Completed the upgrade of the Student
Information System to its latest version
(R18) ahead of schedule and under budget.
R18 has a better Graphical User Interface
(GUI) and integrates well into other
business tools, thus enhancing business
processes
• Implemented a report writer for IFAS, per
the Fixed Assets office, in order to report
information to the State Council of Higher
Education for Virginia (SCHEV)
• Automated the process of uploading
information to the student lookup database
from the Datatel-Colleague
generated file
• Assisted University Campus Police with
upgrades to the VisionRMS system (police
records management software). This system assists campus police with the reporting requirement of criminal activity into
the Virginia State Police central database.
Research Activities are as follows:
• Completed the hiring of a consultant to
assist E2F in developing a strategic
business and marketing plan for
developing the RISE Campus
• Targeted areas traditionally unrepresented
in NSU sponsored programs
initiatives for partnership. The Office of
Sponsored Programs focused on intelligence community programs, support of
underprivileged male students funded by
NAFEO, and regional modeling and
simulation, gaming and computational
science programs
• Completed the framework for a research
plan that will outline our strategies for
increasing externally funded research
• Developed external relationships in the
defense environment to increase research
funding from these sources: expansion of
the Information Assurance research
supported by the Army; an anticipated
funding of a program designed to
support patients of Walter Reed Army
Medical Center (a DOD facility); the Air
Force funded additional programs for
three (3) years in the Center for Materials
Research
• Increased funding per faculty full-time
equivalent by 5 percent over last year’s
with total funding now at about $20
million
Technology Updates are as follows:
• Upgraded computer labs campus-wide per
established procedures
• Deployed the Virtualization Collaboration
Center (VCC) at the McDemmond Center
for Applied Research. This high-tech
environment enables virtual and remote
collaborations with other researchers,
agencies and institutions worldwide. It is
also used for distance learning.
• Enhanced and tested the Syllabus and Vita
Electronic System which allows faculty to
post the Course Syllabus Form online
• Upgraded the SpartanShield Web interface
for improved navigation, resulting in faster
and easier business transactions
• Implemented e-Checks payments for our
student information systems and
e-commerce
Academic Support projects are as follows:
• Supported the continued development of
academic excellence by providing training
in computer applications which support
advising and registration
• Trained more than 400 faculty and staff in
the effective use of Microsoft software
applications such as Microsoft’s
PowerPoint, Word, Excel, Project
Management, and SharePoint in new OIT
facility.
• Continued training and support of faculty
on BlackBoard course management
systems to engender effective online
academic instruction and learning
The Division of University Advancement
The Green and Gold Connection:
Creating New Partnerships
The Division of University
Advancement at Norfolk
State University is charged
with the task of coordinating fundraising programs
and resource support for the
University. These funds
provide scholarships for our
students, support for an outstanding faculty, and resources to
start new programs while enhancing existing ones. University
Advancement is comprised of three units: Alumni Relations,
Development, and Event Planning.
Mission
The Division of University
Advancement’s mission is to
continuously develop the
University via the following:
• Involving constituents and
stakeholders in the life of the
University
• Informing constituents of
University achievements, priorities, opportunities and challenges
• Cultivating and securing key
stakeholders for financial
investments in the University
• Being good stewards of the
University’s relationships with
donors, faculty, staff, volunteer board members and other
constituents
• Promoting and enhancing the
University’s stature and image
Unit Updates:
Alumni Relations
• Assisted in raising funds for
the University through 13
events and activities that
engaged internal and
external constituents
• Sponsored 23 special events with the aim
of cultivating alumni for future giving
opportunities
• Provided primary and secondary logistical
support to the Norfolk State University
Alumni Association, ensuring the overall
success of its events while maintaining a
positive image of Norfolk State University
Development
Annual Giving
The Development Office increased the percentage of alumni contributors. The charts
here demonstrate the steady increase in
alumni giving.
Alumni Participation Percentage
10.00%
9.20%
8.60%
8.70%
8.20%
8.00%
7.00%
7.10%
6.00%
4.00%
2.00%
0
2001-02 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07
Number of Alumni Contributors
1800
1600
1400
1200
1000
800
600
400
200
0
1570
1476
1542
1572
1320
1073
2001-02 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07
• Overall giving increased from $3,240,806
in 2005/06 to $3,289,152 in 2006/07
• A total of 194 donors gave at the $1,000
level or higher (NSU Society level)
exceeding the previous year total by 18
percent
• An external phonathon was conducted
September 18, 2006 to June 15, 2007.
Over 1,571 alumni committed $136,548 in
gifts and pledges
• The end-of-the-calendar-year direct mail
piece, mailed in late December, raised
$12,235. The end-of-the-fiscal-year piece,
mailed in mid-May, has raised $51,250
• The Faculty/Staff Annual Giving
Campaign for this fiscal year was a success. Total giving was $175,295.98 from
faculty and staff members, surpassing the
$175,000 goal
• A total of $149,100 was raised in sponsorships for the Presidential Inaugural
Highlights
• A total of $54,720 was raised in sponsorships for the America’s 400th Anniversary:
Voices From Within the Veil Conference
Giving by Constituency
The Campaign had a goal of $15 million.
• Completed University’s first major gifts
The Campaign raised $15,380, 568.
campaign, The Campaign for Norfolk
State University: Initiatives for the
Future.
Faculty/Staff
$1,112,557
7%
Foundation Board
of Directors
$749,358
5%
Friends
$711,326
5%
Bequests/Deferred
Giving
$1,213,862
8%
Corporations,
Foundations
and Organizations
$6,671,363
43%
Athletics Patrons
$490,623
3%
Alumni Chapters
$255,777
2%
Board of Visitors
$352,121
2%
Religious
Organizations
$500,089
3%
Alumni
$3,323,492
22%
Giving by Initiative
Expand Student Support
(Endowed Scholarships)
$4,196,452.03
27%
Embrace the Community
$9,057,164.98
59%
Learning Environment
$1,329,223.19
9%
RISE Center
$597,735.46
4%
Advance Academic
Instruction
$199,993.16
1%
Events Planning
The following events were produced by
the Office of Events Planning:
• Melvin and Patricia Stith Alumni House
Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony
• President’s Breakfast and Luncheon Series
• Hospitality for the Presidential Suite at all
NSU Football Home Games
• Campaign for Norfolk State University:
Initiatives for the Future Victory
Celebration
• University Convocation
• Welcome Receptions for Dr. Carolyn W.
Meyers
• Hampton Roads Alumni Chapters
• Washington, D.C.
• Atlanta
• Governor Tim Kaine’s Cabinet
Community Working Day
• Celebration of Achievements Inaugural
Gala and Inaugural Events
• Scholarship Donor/Recipient Luncheon
for the NSU Foundation
• Faculty/Staff Annual Giving Volunteer
Kick-Off and Reception
• Fall NSU Cluster Conferences
• Fall and Spring Commencements and
Reception for Graduating Seniors
• Retirees’ Banquet
Wilder Center
Generating revenue in the amount of
$186,000 in the 2006-07 fiscal year, the
Wilder Center creates versatility and elegance for a myriad of multicultural events
that showcase performances of music, theater and dance; galas; fashion shows; lecturers; book-signings; corporate meetings and
receptions; conferences and teleconferences;
comedy shows; expos; recording sessions;
step shows; graduation ceremonies; competitions; and debutante presentations. Notable
events were:
• Lecturers: John Grant, Pat McCloud,
Ambassador of Greece to the United
States, Juan Williams and Mary Frances
Berry
• Community Programs: Martin Luther
King Musical, America’s 400th
Anniversary: Voices From Within the
Veil/Jamestown 2007, People to People
Ambassador Program
• Black Business Expo
• FBI and NSU Civil Rights Conference
• National Black Graduate Students
Conference
• American Association of
University Women Conference
The Office of Communications
and Marketing
Introduction
The Office of Communications and
Marketing was formed in January
2007 and serves as the University’s
marketing and public relations arm. It
is responsible for major marketing and
public relations activities within the
context of several functional areas:
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Public Relations Counseling
Media Relations
Executive Media Training
University Publications
Crisis Communications
Media Research
Media Placement
Commercial Graphic Arts Design
Promotions
Mission
It is the mission of the Office of
Communications and Marketing
to advance the University’s
mission by:
• Continuously seeking
opportunities to promote the
University’s internal
programs, services, faculty,
staff and students to the
University’s diverse
constituencies
• Utilizing best practices in
communications and
marketing to tell the NSU story
in the most dynamic fashion in
an effort to garner support
from alumni, donors and other
audiences
Accomplishments
Implemented a marketing
campaign to promote the
University’s America’s 400th
Anniversary: Voices From Within
the Veil Jamestown 2007
The Office of Communications and Marketing
Conference; including media buys worth
$33,000
Successfully pitched several story ideas that
enabled the University to receive local,
regional and national media coverage for the
following major University events:
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Jamestown 2007 Conference
Honda Battle of the Bands
NSU-ODU-EVMS Research Expo
President’s Inauguration
Spring Commencement
Grand opening of the Intelligence
Community Center for Academic
Excellence
• Opening of the Marie V. McDemmond
Center for Applied Research
Held a leadership role in the University’s
Campus Safety and Security Task Force and
produced recommendations for improving
campus security
Played a major role in the Inauguration of
NSU’s fourth President:
• Designed and produced the inaugural
invitation package and all collateral
materials, including the inauguration
events program, inaugural signage,
brochures, banners, etc.
• Produced a “commemorative”
inaugural magazine
• Designed and produced the
McDemmond Center brochure
• Handled media and publicity for all
inaugural events
Designed and produced Admissions marketing materials, including the View Book, the
NSU Application for Admissions, Search
Card, academic schools’ brochures and First
View invitation
Collaborated with Academic Affairs to
design a new University catalogue
Developed an RFP for University-wide photographic services and served on the proposal review committee
Coordinated the production of the
University’s first vendor-supported tabloid
insert to The Virginian-Pilot
Formed a partnership with the University’s
Research and Technology Division
(Sponsored Programs) to produce a new
University publication: Norfolk State
University Research Magazine
Produced the Spartan Report webcast in partnership with OIT,
Creative Services and the Mass
Communications and Journalism
Department
Goals for 2007-2008
• Roll out a new University
marketing and public relations
campaign in partnership with
Enrollment Management
• Conduct a communications audit
• Conduct a comprehensive
constituents survey
The Office of Communications and Marketing
• Develop a proposal to create and host
NSU’s own social networking site –
www.beholdthegreenandgold.com
• Develop and implement the Spartan
Connection E-newsletter
• Host at least four NSU Community
Forums in a new format that allows
more broad-based audience
participation
• Design and produce new marketing
materials for the We Promise
Campaign
• Enter NSU publications, advertising,
web design, etc. in CASE, American
Marketing Association, Public
Relations Society of America awards
competitions
• Implement major changes to the NSU
Web site to make the site more
interactive for visitors and to create a
real destination point for students,
alumni and other constituents
NSU in the 21st Century:
A Celebration of Achievements –
Inauguration Week Highlights
During the week of April 9-14, 2007, Norfolk State
University celebrated its history, its accomplishments, its
people, its legacy and its new president. The week-long
celebration, NSU in the 21st Century: A Celebration of
Achievements, provided the University with the
opportunity to engage the community and showcase
the University’s accomplishments – the charge of its
new president.
More than 1,000 people attended the inauguration of Norfolk
State University’s fourth president, Carolyn W. Meyers, Ph.D. on
April 12. Steeped in centuries-old academic tradition and pageantry, the investiture is the
formal ceremony in which the authority and symbols of high office are conferred. The
investiture ceremony was the impetus for a week-long celebration of NSU’s legacy of
extraordinary achievement.
During this formal and emotional occasion,
Congressman Robert C. Scott administered the
oath of office to the president, and Mr. Jack L.
Ezzell, Jr., then rector of the Norfolk State
University Board of Visitors, and Dr. Marie V.
McDemmond, President Emerita, placed the
presidential medallion around her neck.
The inauguration ceremony was followed by a
lawn party staged on the field at William “Dick”
Price Stadium. Titled the Green and Gold Connection Lawn Party, the event was open to the
entire campus including alumni and friends. A virtual showcase of student talent took place
including Greek step shows, cheerleading demonstrations, and music galore.
During inaugural week, NSU hosted more than 25 events held in various places campuswide. Events ranged from lectures by prominent researchers to tours of new facilities, to
demonstrations in laboratories, to faculty displays and student activities.
Inaugural Week Activities Recap
April 9
Seminar: Ethical, Legal and
Social Implications of Genomic
Medicine. Dr. Vence Bonham.
Woods Science Building.
School of Business – Building a
Successful Business/Career:
Women’s Forum Panel
Discussion: Women’s Issues in
Building a Successful
Business/Career.
April 13
Distinguished Speaker in
Biotechnology: President’s
Lecture Series – Guest speaker
was Dr. Milton Brown
(Georgetown University), world
leading scientist in the area of
computer-assisted drug design.
NSU Alumni On the Move –
Alumni Reception and
Breakfast. Highlighted the
Virginia Beach Higher Education
facility, upper level and graduate
programs and honored
distinguished alumni in business.
April 10
School of Liberal Arts – Liberal
Arts Education: A Wealth of
Experiences –Jamestown 2007 Celebration
Recap, discussion forum and
demonstrations.
Partners in Education:
Ensuring NSU’s Position in the
21st Century - Dinner and
Concert by the NSU Concert
Choir, Jazz Ensemble and
Symphonic Band.
The Ascent of the RISE
Campus: Ribbon-Cutting and
Dedication of the Marie V.
McDemmond Center for
Applied Research – Tours and
demonstrations of NSU’s newest
research facility.
April 12
School of Social Work:
Building Strong Families and
Strong Communities – Faculty
exhibits highlighting community
initiatives. Open House.
Talented and Uplifting: Gospel
Choir and Dance Theatre –
Performance. L. Douglas Wilder
Performing Arts Center.
School of Science and
Technology: Poised for Liftoff –
NSU On The RISE –
Demonstrations in science and
technology laboratories.
April 14
NSU: The Keys to the Future –
First View - New Student Open
House.
A Legacy of Excellence in
Teaching – Presentation of
Distinguished Faculty Awards for
Excellence.
Rededication of Robinson
Technology Center and SST
Wall of Honor.
April 11
A Legacy of Giving: The Power
of Community and Business
Support - Dedication of the Peter
Dewitt Pruden, Jr. and Phyllis
Stancill Pruden Seminar Room in
the Bozeman Education Building.
Behold the Green and Gold:
Inaugural Gala – Nearly 500
guests celebrate the inauguration
of President Meyers during a formal dinner and dance.
NSU Athletics
Go, Spartans!
Program Reaches New Heights
A Decade of Distinction
Norfolk State University’s Athletics
Division celebrated the University’s
10th year in NCAA Division I
Competition in 2007. Highlights
follow:
1997-98
William “Dick” Price Stadium opens with the largest crowd ever to
witness an NSU home football game (34,000) when the Spartans
host Virginia State on August 30.
1998-99
The men’s and women’s basketball teams achieve winning records in
just their second season of Division I competition.
1999-2000
Guard Damian Woolfolk named MEAC Men’s Basketball Player of
the Year for a second consecutive season.
Sprinter Debbie Dunn earns NCAA All-America track honors at both
the indoor and outdoor national championship meets.
2000-01
The Spartans capture MEAC championships in men’s cross country,
men’s indoor and outdoor track and women’s outdoor track. Standout
sprinter Chris Brown earns NCAA All-America honors for a second
straight year while high jumper Adrian Shears also earns
All-American accolades.
NSU Athletics
MEAC Baseball Tournament MVP and current head coach Claudell Clark is drafted by
the Pittsburgh Pirates in the 28th round of the
2001 Major League Baseball First-Year
Player Draft.
2001-02
NSU women win 2002 MEAC Basketball
Tournament Championship and team’s firstever NCAA Division I Tournament berth.
The Spartans fall to top-seeded Duke in first
round of East Regional and end the season
with a 22-9 record.
2002-03
Triple jumper Desmond Kapofu earns AllAmerica honors at the 2003 NCAA Outdoor
Track and Field Championship.
2003-04
Star linebacker Kevin Talley earns consecutive NCAA Division I-AA All-America honors after leading the nation in tackles. He
was also SBN Black College Defensive
Player of the Year (2004).
Long jumper Tianna Goldring finishes fourth
at NCAA Outdoor Track and Field
Championship and earns All-America
honors.
Six (6) NSU athletes compete at NCAA East
Regional Outdoor Track and Field
Championship. They included Jamall
Broomfield, Keenan Harris, Donald
Singleton, Marques Sneed, Chris Walker and
Troy Wilkerson.
2004-05
Guard Chakowby Hicks named MEAC
Men’s Basketball Player of the Year after
finishing second nationally in steals per
game.
2005-06
The NSU men’s cross country team places
eighth at the NCAA Southeast Regional, the
highest-ever finish for a MEAC school.
NSU Athletics
MEAC champion David Kemboi and Hillary
Cheruiyot earn All-Southeast Region honors.
The NSU baseball team earns its first-ever
win over a Big East school by defeating
Villanova.
2006-07
NSU becomes the first school in MEAC
history to sweep the conference men’s cross
country, indoor and outdoor track titles for
two consecutive years.
Two-time MEAC Cross Country champion
David Kemboi becomes the first NSU and
MEAC runner to qualify for the NCAA
Cross Country Championship.
First baseman Ernie Banks is drafted by the
Florida Marlins in the 44th round of the
Major League Baseball First-Year Player
Draft.
Led by explosive return men Emery
Sammons and Rashad Howard, the NSU
football team leads the nation with its 22.4yard punt return average.
Two NSU teams set school Division I
records for wins in a season. The baseball
team compiles 25 victories, including its
first-ever series win over a Big East opponent (Seton Hall). The softball team wins 26
games and finishes 13-1 in the MEAC for a
second-place finish, the program’s highest to
date.
Year in
in Rev
July 2006
Carolyn W.
Meyers, Ph.D.,
officially
assumed the
duties and
responsibilities
of President of
Norfolk State
University.
Meyers came to
NSU from North Carolina
Agricultural and Technical
State University where she
served as provost and vice
chancellor for academic
affairs.
The Virginia Beach Alumni
Chapter of the Norfolk State
University Alumni
Association hosted the 2006
Alumni Leadership
Conference July 20-24 at the
Holiday Inn Executive
Center in Virginia Beach.
Geared towards NSU alumni
and friends, the annual leadership conference is
designed to educate and
inform participants about
how to become advocates
for the University.
More than 150 students
from seven universities,
including Norfolk State,
Hampton and Virginia State
showcased technical and
scientific research during
the 5th Annual WashingtonBaltimore-Hampton
Roads – Louis Stokes
Alliance for Minority
Participation Undergraduate
Research Symposium July
19-20 at the L. Douglas
Wilder Performing Arts
Center.
August 2006
made national news – again.
This time, the University
was featured in the college
issue of Ebony Magazine.
The issue hit the newsstands
in August.
hosted a community forum
titled Emergency
Preparedness: Preparing
the Community for Round
Two – Hurricane Season in
Full Swing on August 25 at
the Bozeman Education
Building. Hui-Shan Walker,
deputy coordinator of emergency management for the
City of Chesapeake, served
as the forum moderator.
September 2006
NSU alumnus
Edward Bullock,
vice president of
diversity for
L’Oreal USA,
served as the
keynote speaker
for the Hampton
Roads Society of Human
Resources Management
diversity and legislative
conference held on the
campus of NSU.
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hosted a city town hall meeting titled Securing Our
Future: America’s Role in
Oil Dependency and Climate
Change Sept. 26 at the L.
Douglas Wilder Performing
Arts Center. John Grant,
campaign coordinator for the
Natural Resources Defense
Council Action Fund, delivered the keynote address.
NSU’s School of Science
and Technology announced a
new doctoral degree program in materials science
and engineering, which is
designed to be an interdisciplinary effort among the
departments of chemistry,
engineering, and physics.
The new doctoral program
began in the fall of 2007.
hosted a wireless project tent
event September 21 in front
of the Mills E. Godwin
Student Center. Since 2004,
wireless fidelity, or WiFi,
the popular term for technology that lets users connect to
the Internet at high speeds
without wires, has been
available at Norfolk State.
NSU expanded its network
to meet the growing student
need for wireless service in
more areas on campus and
to meet the demands of current technology.
Norfolk State University was
awarded a $600,000 grant as
one of 13 historically black
colleges and universities
across the nation to receive a
share of a $10.4 million
Housing and Urban
Development (HUD) grant.
NSU’s funds have been earmarked to provide assistance
to the Office of Community
and Outreach Services for its
outreach programs in Broad
Creek, Brambleton,
Chesterfield Heights,
Douglas Park, Huntersville,
Spartan Village and several
other low-to-moderate
income neighborhoods near
the University.
TowneBank, a locally owned
banking institution that
places special emphasis on
the needs of small businesses,
made a pledge of $125,000
to the Campaign for
Norfolk State University:
Initiatives for the Future.
TowneBank’s pledge was
designated for NSU’s general scholarship fund.
November 29. Students,
alumni, faculty, and staff
joined Santa Claus, neighborhood children and community leaders at the Mills
E. Godwin Student Center.
October 2006
announced the signing of a
five-year management
agreement with Barnes &
Noble College Booksellers,
Inc. to operate the Norfolk
State University
Bookstore, which was
effective October 1, 2006.
The Office of the Director
of National Intelligence
awarded Norfolk State
University a $2.3 million
Intelligence Community
Center of Academic
Excellence grant. The
grant, awarded over a fiveyear period, allows select
students to participate in a
National Security
Certificate or IDEAS
program. Arlene Maclin,
professor of engineering, is
the principal investigator
for the initiative.
November 2006
Norfolk State University’s
Homecoming Day activities
were held Saturday,
November 4. The
Homecoming theme was
Hollywood Homecoming
2006: Lights, Camera,
Action!
held its second annual
Holiday Tree Lighting
Ceremony Wednesday,
Honda HBCU Battle of the
Bands representatives
announced that the mighty
NSU Spartan “Legion”
Marching Band was
selected to participate in
the national HBCU Battle
of Bands held in January
2007. It was NSU’s first
outing at the national band
battlefest held at the
Georgia Dome in Atlanta.
December 2006
Barry C. Black, U.S.
Senate Chaplain, delivered
the keynote address at
Norfolk State University’s
commencement ceremony,
December 9, at Joseph G.
Echols Memorial Hall.
Approximately 600 students participated in the
commencement exercises.
January 2007
kicked off its 2007 Black
History Month celebration
with the annual Martin
Luther King, Jr.,
Commemorative Freedom
March Thursday,
January 11.
Following the march,
Albert Paul Brinson, the
retired interim associate
general secretary for World
Mission Support of
American Baptist
Churches USA, delivered
the keynote address.
Brinson was a leader in the
Civil Rights Movement
and a colleague of Dr.
Martin Luther King, Jr.,
John Lewis and others.
February 2007
In commemoration of the
founding of Jamestown,
sponsored a two-day
national conference titled
America’s 400th
Anniversary: Voices from
Within the Veil February
22-23, 2007, at the
Sheraton Hotel in downtown Norfolk. Conference
keynote speaker was Juan
Williams, an Emmy-award
winning journalist for
FOX News Sunday with
Tony Snow. The conference closing address was
given by Mary Frances
Berry, the Geraldine R.
Segal Professor of
American Social Thought
and professor of history at
the University of
Pennsylvania.
March 2007
hosted a conference titled
Sexual Assault: It’s
Everybody’s Business,
March 17 at Scott-Dozier
Dining Hall. The workshop
was designed to increase
awareness about the issues
regarding sexual assault.
Elsie M.
Barnes, vice
president for
academic
affairs at
Norfolk State University,
was selected as one of the
recipients of the 2007
YWCA of South Hampton
Roads Women of
Distinction Award. The
Women of Distinction
Award honors women in 12
categories, including the
arts, banking and finance,
business, communications
and media, education, government, law, medicine, the
military, religion, science
and technology and volunteerism. Barnes was cited in
the volunteerism category
for her contributions to the
community.
April 2007
NSU celebrates the inauguration of its fourth president
Carolyn W. Meyers, Ph.D.
during a week-long celebration titled NSU in the 21st
Century: A Celebration of
Achievements. Designed to
showcase the University’s
faculty, students, history,
and achievements, highlights of the week included
the president’s swearing-in
ceremony, Distinguished
Faculty Awards dinner,
campus tours, concerts, a
campus lawn party, and
inaugural gala.
Touted as the gateway to
Norfolk’s vibrant downtown
district, The Marie V.
McDemmond Center for
Applied Research opened in
April during inauguration
week. The McDemmond
Center is home to NSU’s
research in advanced materials, computational science,
engineering, and information assurance. The
McDemmond Center also
serves as the hub for
graduate-level education
and training, as well as
enterprise formation and
skills development initiatives.
The Norfolk State
University Dance Theater
hosted the 26th Annual
Black College Dance
Exchange April 5-8 at the
L. Douglas Performing Arts
Center. The BCDE provides
opportunities for black college dance groups to come
together for education, collaboration exchange of
ideas, along with social and
performance experiences.
Conference participation is
open to all college dance
performance groups, private
studios, community groups
and other organizations.
In a demonstration of
solidarity with Virginia
Tech students, faculty and
staff after the shootings on
the Virginia Tech campus,
held a memorial service for
the Virginia Tech family in
the Little Theatre at G.W.C.
Brown Memorial Hall.
Minister Carol Dufresne,
Catholic Campus Minister,
officiated. Rev. Larry
Smith, director of the
Westminster Campus
Ministries, also participated
in this memorial.
May 2007
Edward W. Bullock, an
NSU alumnus and vice
president for diversity of
L’Oreal USA, delivered the
keynote address at Norfolk
State University’s commencement ceremony May
5, at William “Dick” Price
Stadium. Bullock leads
L’Oreal’s diversity initiatives in its workforce, vendor and community relations. He is responsible for
reviewing human resources
representation, supplier
diversity, multicultural
advertising, philanthropy
and all global diversity and
inclusion training programs.
June 2007
was selected as one of the
Smithfield-Luter
Foundation’s newest scholarship partners in an effort
to provide scholarships to
the children and grandchildren of company employees.
The Foundation provided
$25,000 in 2007 to fund
scholarships at Norfolk
State and up to $100,000
over the next four years
based on the strength of
the program.
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As of June 30, 2007
2006-2007 Honor Roll of Donors
This list includes
individuals, foundations, corporations,
and organizations
that made contributions between
July 1, 2006 and
June 30, 2007.
President’s Circle
($100,000 and Above)
Mr. Ernest M. Hodge
Dr. Marie V. McDemmond
Mrs. Phyllis S. Pruden
(Estate of Peter D. Pruden, Jr.)
Spartan Circle
($50,000 - $74,999)
Estate of Alice P. Bell*
University Circle
($25,000 - $49,999)
Mr. William T. Mason, Jr.
1935 Sustainers Circle
($10,000 - $24,999)
Mr. Jack L. Ezzell, Jr.
Mr. Colvin D. Gibson
Mr. Tony E. Greene
Mr. Robert B. Lee III
Dr. Carolyn W. Meyers
Dr. & Mrs. Augustine I. Okonkwo
Mrs. Pearl C. and Mr. Sidney
Orlins
Mr. William L. Price
Minnie A. and Leroy E. Stiff, M.D.
Dr. Melvin T. and Dr. Patricia
L. Stith
Pillars
($7,500 - $9,999)
Mr. & Mrs. Edward L.
Brown Sr.
Mr. Clarence V. Cuffee Jr.
Ms. Chloe E. Jones
Mr. Edward W. Karn
Mrs. Shelvee H. Osborne
Cornerstones
($5,000 - $7,499)
Mr. & Mrs. Lewis Booker
Mr. Peter G. Decker, Jr.
Mrs. Joan D. Gifford
Ms. Denise M. Miller
Mr. Marty L. Miller
Mr. Donald H. Patterson, Jr.
Joyce H. and Harold
Shambley
Mr. and Mrs. David B. Stith
Green and Gold Circle
($2,500 - $4,999)
Dr. Howard G. and Dr. Eloise
C. Adams
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip D. Adams
Ms. Rhonda L. Allen
Ms. Virginia M. Board
Mr. Bruce L. Bozeman
Miss Leslie A. Bozeman
Mr. Charles N. Brown
Mrs. Paulette C. and Mr.
Willie L. Brown
Chief Carl D. Burt
Mr. Donald W. Coppedge
Colonel & Mrs. Chauncey
Crenshaw
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Curtis
Mrs. Joyce D. Daniel
Mr. Randy Forrest
Kermit Foster
Mr. William H. Fuller Jr.
Mr. Gregory O. Grimes
Ms. Thelma M. Hayes
Dr. Carl Wheatley Haywood
Lawrence and Effie Hillian
Mrs. Charolette C. Horsey
Mr. and Mrs. Earlie Horsey
Mr. Curtis L. Hurdle
Mr. Charles W. Johnson
Mr. Earl E. Lee
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur G.
McGowan
Mr. and Mrs. James M. Moran
Dr. Adebisi O. Oladipupo
Mr. Carlton Perkins
Mr. & Mrs. Mervin Pitchford
Mr. Langston B. Powell, Jr.
Ms. Judith L. Rosenblatt
Mr. Thomas A. Rucker
Mr. Ollie L. Sherman, Jr.
Mrs. Desmona R. & Mr.
Oscar L. Smith Jr.
Mr. Donald Sparrow
Mrs. Frances W. Steward
Pastor & Mrs. William D.
Tyree III
Mr. B. Norris Vassar
Colonel (RET) James W.
Whitehead, Jr.
Loyalty Circle
($1,000 - $2,499)
Mr. Albert W. Adams Jr.*
Antoinette D. Adams, D.P.M.
Mr. and Mrs. Garret A.
Alcaraz
Mrs. April T. Allbritton
Ms. Yvonne Allmond
Mr. Bijan Amini
Mrs. Renitalynette K. Anderson
Mr. William A. Bagby
Mrs. Jennifer Ballard Baker
Dr. and Mrs. Carray Banks, Jr.
Mr. Joseph Barden
Dr. Elsie M. Barnes
Mrs. Etta C. Baum
Dr. Maxwell A. Bempong, Jr.
Mr. Gregory V. Billups
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Black
Dr. & Mrs. Tommy L. Bogger
Joyce E. Bozeman, Ph.D.
Mrs. Shirley A.and Mr.
Cassell E.Brabble
Mrs. Demetria C. Brinkley
Mrs. Charlotte A. Brown
Dr. George W. Brown, Jr.
Mr. George W. C. Brown Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. James P. Brown III
Mrs. Judy B. Brown
Leon Edward Brown, M.D.
Mr. Robert M. Browne
Mrs. Denise Calloway Byrd
Dr. William A. Byrne
Mr. & Mrs. Mitchell S. Callis
Mrs. Beulah L. Carey
Mr. and Mrs. Michael
Carpenter
Mr. Jacob L. Cheeks
Colonel & Mrs. Byron L. Cherry
Dr. Herman D. Clark, Jr.
Mrs. Nadine V. Clarke
LCDR Marvin C. Clemmons, Sr.
Mr. Lorenzo B. Clemons
Dr. Clarence D. Coleman
Dr. Lajuana M. Collins-Morgan
Ms. Debra G. Cooper
Dr. & Mrs. William L. Craig Jr.
Mr. James E. and Mrs. Regina
Crawley
Mrs. Eunice Randall Crocker
Dr. Nuria M. Cuevas
Ms. Rosa Lee Cuffee
Mrs. Cecile A. Davis
Mr. William A. Davis, Jr.
Mrs. Alison D. Davis-Tariq
Mr. Joel R. Wagner and Dr.
Dianne Davis-Wagner
Mr. Thomas Dawes, Jr.
Mrs. Terri P. Dean
Dr. Sandra Jean DeLoatch
Mrs. Helena L. Dodson
Dr. Georgia M. Dunston Ph.D.
Mr. Ernest M. Ellis Jr.
Mr. Roi L. Ewell
Mrs. Cheryl L. Fears
Dr. Jan D. Felton
Mr. Matthew D. Fine
Ms. Faith M. Fitzgerald
Jared W. Flood, D.O., FACOI
Dr. Charles H. Ford
Dr. Deborah S. & Mr. Phillip
Foreman
Mrs. Frances C. Frazier
Mr. Jackson C. Gerst
Everett and Joyce Gregg
Mr. Val V. Guilford
Dr. & Mrs. Geoffrey V. Guns
COL (Ret) & Mrs. Harold L.
Hagans, Jr.
Mr. E. L. Hamm
Mr. Alphonso T. Harris
Dr. J. L. Harris
Dr. & Mrs. George C.
Harrison
Ms. Joan B. Harvey
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Haskell
Mr. James H. Haughton
Mr. Maurice C. Hawkins, Jr.
Mr. Johnnie M. Haywood
Mrs. Sharon R. Hoggard
Dr. Bernadette J. Holmes
Mr. Robert E. Holmes
Mrs. Patricia A. Hood
Jocelyn W. Howard
Dr. & Mrs. James W. Howell
Mrs. Eleanor L. and Mr.
Barry Hoy
Mr. Cornelius N. Hudgins IV
Dr. & Mrs. Grady H. James
Mrs. Ida M. James
Dr. E. Marie Johnson
Mrs. Francine H. Johnson
Ms. Heather A. Johnson
Mrs. Karla C. and Mr. Michael
W. Johnson
Col. & Mrs. Lonnie L.
Johnson Jr.
Dr. Dorothy L. R. Jones
Ms. Karen I. Jones
Mr. T. Irle Jones
Tamara A. Jones, M.D.
Mr. Ronnie A. Joyner
Mr. Anton V. Kashiri
Mr. Louis A. and Mrs. Olivia
Kearney
Kirkland M. Kelley, Esquire
Mr. Howard P. Kern
Mr. Kamal K. Khanna
Mr. & Mrs. Leon G. Kerry
Ms. Gayle King
Mr. Marvin Leon Lake
Dr. & Mrs. Curtis T. Langley
Ms. Laura Lassiter
Mr. Charles B. Levitin
Mr. Jordan S. Levitin
Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Lewis
Mr. Henry D. and Mrs. Angelica
D. Light
Mrs. Sharon B. Lowe
Mrs. Helen B. and Mr.
Lorenza Luster
Ms. Winnie H. Marrow
Dr. Bennie L. Marshall
Mrs. Michelle D. Martin
Mr. Clyde McDaniel, Jr.
Mr. Kenneth H. McDaniel
Mr. Kenneth R. McIntyre
Mrs. Jacqueline C. Milteer
Miss LaVerne Moore
Mr. Lando Morrison, Jr.
Ms. Deborah D. Morton
Mr. Christopher Mosley
Ms. Nancy K. Myrick
Mr. Delmont I. Neal
Keith H. Newby, Sr. M.D.,
F.A.C.C.
Mr. Elbert Nixon
Dr. Camelia M. Okpodu
Mr. B. Kennon E. Outlaw
Mr. Donnell C. Parham
Mr. Dwayne Paxton
Ms. Margaret A. Pemberton
Dr. Annie S. Perkins
Mr. W. Wayne Perry
Mr. Charles W. Pleasants
Mr. Craig D. Pooler-Jones
Mr. Theodore Price
LTC (Ret) & Mrs. William R.
Rainey
Drs. Patricia P. and Roscoe
Ramsey, Jr.
Mrs. Manervia W. and Major
F. Riddick
Mr. Michael M. Riddick
Mr. and Mrs. R. Charles Rippel
David W. Robertson, Esquire
Dr. O’Neill Sanford
Mrs. Terricita E. Sass
Mr. Charles T. Saunders, CPA
Ms. Darnetta E. Saunders
James E. Savage Jr., Ph.D.
Dr. and Mrs. Alvin J. Schexnider
Ms. Sharon Schneider
Mr. Paul E. Shelton
Ms. Marian E. Shepherd
Mr. John Simpson
Mrs. Carrie G. Snead
Lieutenant James Smith
Mr. & Mrs. James B. Spurlock, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A.
Staton, Sr.
Mrs. Oretha H. Stone
Mr. Troy D. Strong
Mr. and Mrs. Adrian P. Stubbs
Ms. P. LaVerne Sweat
Mr. & Mrs. Stanley L. Thompson
Elder Gerald D. Tyler
Mr. James T. Walke
Mr. Lin Walton, Sr.
Mrs. Maggalean W. Weston
Mr. Michael L. Whaley
Mrs. V. Inez Whitehead
Colonel (Ret) and Mrs. Moses
Whitehurst Jr.
Dr. Dewayne R. Wilcher
Ms. Yvette B. Williams
Mr. Porter Wynn Jr.
Dr. Lynnette R. Young
Heritage Club
($750 - $999)
Mrs. Brenda J. Bennett
Ms. Pamela Finley Boston
Mr. and Mrs. George A.
Bradby
Mrs. Olga S. & Mr. Larry D.
Chappell
Mr. Joseph Craig Cotton
Mr. Clarence D. and Mrs. Annie
W. Demory
Ms. Lois Ember
Mr. Dwight Freeman
Mrs. Yolanda Y. Goodman
Miller
Mrs. Barbara A. Harrison
LTC Weldon B. Harris
Ms. Cathie Havrilesky
Dr. Marjorie S. Johnson
Ms. Linda V. Jones
Mr. Michael O. Keeve
Mrs. Shirley H. Lassiter
Mrs. Margaret G. Massey
Dr. & Mrs. Delanyard L.
Robinson
Dr. Amelia Ross-Hammond
Mr. C. Arthur Rutter
Ms. Senegal Senghor
Dr. & Mrs. Kyo D. Song
Mr. Joel R. Wagner and Dr.
Dianne Davis-Wagner
Mrs. Dorothy S. Wilkins
Dr. Rowena G. Wilson
Mrs. Brenda P. and Mr. Eugene
Winston
Mrs. Davida H. Williams
Deans’ Club
($500 - $749)
Mr. Crispin A. Abad, Sr.
Mrs. Permelia & Mr. Sherman L.
Addison
Dr. Olusoji A. Akomolafe
Mrs. Jewel and Mr. Vandybe
Almond
Mr. Percell Artis
Mrs. Sharon D. Banks
Dr. James H. Boyd, Jr.
Mr. Stephen G. Boysen
Dr. Jean P. Braxton
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E.
Briggs Sr.
Dr. Marilyn Broadus-Gay
Dr. Wanda G. Brockington
Ms. Cynthia A. Brown
Mrs. Joan L. Brown
Ms. Michelle L. Brown
Mrs. Valerie D. Brown
Ms. Phyllis Crudup Bryant
Mr. Clifton D. Cabarras
Ms. Mary P. Champion
Mr. Charles O. Christian
Mrs. Blanche E. Cleare
Mr. Robert C. Clifton Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Copeland
Mrs. Berthenia D. Cromwell
Mrs. Ethel F. Rollins Cross
Dr. Donna W. Dabney
Mr. Shelton L. Darden, Jr.
Mr. Darius K. Davenport
Dr. Laura R. Dawson
Mr. S. Korsi Dogbe
Colonel Cheryl Y. Doles
Dr. & Mrs. Howard B. Duncan
Reverends James & Dee
Edwards III
Reverend Dr. St. Paul Epps
Lieutenant Colonel Harry L.
Faircloth (RET)
Mr. Thaddious L. Goodman
Ms. Nancy L. Grden
Mr. Benjamin H. Griswold IV
Mr. Hillard J. Hairston
Mr. Michael A. Hairston
Mr. Mohammad Haleem
Mr. and Mrs. Richard L.
Halvorsen
Mr. Don C. Hammer
Mrs. Beverly Boone Harris
Mr. Hiram C. Harris
LTC Weldon B. Harris
Ms. Margie B. Haynes
Mr. and Mrs. David W.
Heleniak
Ms. Youlander M. Hilton
Mr. Paul O. Hirschbiel Jr.
Miss Valerie B. Holmes
Mr. Daryl T. Holoman
Ms. Nikki Lynette Jackson
Mr. & Mrs. Claywood Jones
Mr. Melvin C. Jordan
Mr. Richard F. Kiefner, Jr.
Mr. Anthony Ray Knight
Dr. Margaret D. Knight
Mrs. Leatha Lamison-White
Sarah D. Lang, PhD
Dr. Melvin O. Marriner
Mr. Alexei G. Matveev
Mr. Clarence O. and Mrs. Peggy
H. Mayfield
Ms. Beaulah A. McClease
Dr. Janet M. McKenzie
Mr. Ronald B. Morrison
Ms. Vernetta H. Myles
Mr. Sean E. Neary
Ms. Barbara J. Nicholson
Mr. Artie O’Connor
Mr. Walter J. Parker
Ms. Tracey R. Pulliam-Holoman
Dr. Patricia B. Ravenell
Ms. Barbara S. Reynolds
Ms. Sharon S. Riley
Dr. Charlie D. Roberts Jr.
Ms. Loretta Washington
Robinson
Mrs. Clara Etheridge Rodgers
Dr. Toney D. Saunders
Ms. Jacquelyn Scott
Mr. Donald W. Seale
Mr. & Mrs. Clarence L. Sessoms
Mr. Allen R. Siedle
Mr. William S. Sivels Jr.
Mr. Franklin L. Smith
Dr. George A. and Mrs. Alma
Smith
Dr. and Mrs. Milton T. Smith
Mr. Truman B. Smith
Mr. & Mrs. Lincoln T. Spicely
Mrs. Maryland G. Spicely
Mr. Jerry W. Stewart
Ms. Sarah S. Sweatt
Dr. Randolph Sykes Jr.
Mr. Shelley M. Thomas
Mrs. Paula C. Thompson
Mr. James L. Toy
Dr. Delano I. Tucker
Mr. and Mrs. Lester R. Tysor
Mr. Henry Van Dyke V
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Ms. Jean M. McCoy
Ms. Phyllis McCoy
Ms. Bernice R. McDaniel
Mrs. Tamara H. McDaniel
Mr. Richard A. McDonald
Mrs. Antoinette McDowell
Mrs. Marie W. McDowell
Mrs. Joy R. McGhee
Mrs. Ronita L. McIntyre
Ms. Chavon L. McMillan
Mr. Isaac McNeil
Ms. Margaret E. McRobbie
Dr. Tanya Mears
Ms. Heather M. Medina
Ms. Jonnice Medley
Mr. Al C. Meeks III
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Melton
Ms. Lilliane M. Miles
Mr. Victor M. Miles
Ms. Adrienne Miller
Ms. Barbara A. Miller-Cager
Mr. Albert A. Mitchell
Ms. Betty G. Mitchell
Ms. Janice Mitchell
Mr. Lucias T. Mitchell
Mrs. Lucille L. Mitchell
Ms. Pamela D. Mitchell
Ms. Shemie Mitchell
Ms. Julia L. Monk
Mr. Eric Monroe
Mrs. Bettye Montgomery Smith
Mr. Lenwood Moody
Ms. Renata P. Moon
Ms. Angela L. Moore
Ms. Anntivia Moore
Minister Brenda G. Moore
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd W. Moore
Mr. Gregory B. Moore
Mrs. Margaret B. Moore
Ms. Meshea K. Moore
Ms. Vivian R. Moore
Dr. Shahrooz Moosavizadeh
Ms. Jocelyn J. Morant
Mrs. Frederica C. Morgan
Ms. Patricia A. Morgan
Ms. Tamieka Morings
Mr. Brent Morris
Dr. Carole V. Morris
Ms. Stephanie Morrison
Dr. Rasha Morsi
Mr. David J. and Mrs. Peggy F.
Moss
Mr. James Moss, Jr.
Mr. Darren C. Moten
Mrs. Stephanie E. Moultrie
Mr. Christopher Murphy
Mr. and Mrs. Oron Murphy
Ms. Sharron L. Murphy
Ms. Beverly I. Murphy-Parrott
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur L. Myrick
Ms. Marilyn J. Nataupsky
Dr. Jack P. Neal, Jr.
Reverend Dr. and Mrs. Charles
W. Nellum Jr.
Mrs. Mildred C. Newby
Mr. Trinh K. Nguyen
Ms. Ivy S. Nichols
Ms. Jane P. Nicholson
Ms. Rochelle M. Nightengale
Mr. Dwight Nixon
Ms. Maureen M. Nixon
Dr. Mathew M. Noel
Dr. Mikhail Noginov
Dr. Natalia Noginova
Ms. Elizabeth L. Norman
Mr. Robert E. Norris
Ms. Ruth Norris
Mr. Steve Nottingham
Mr. Conrado E. Notyce
Mr. Jakub Novak
Mr. John F. Nowak
Mr. Robert C. Nusbaum
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G.
O’Connell
Mr. and Mrs. William Michael
Ogie
Ms. Tamika Olds
Mr. David B. Oliver
Mrs. Felecia Oliver
Mrs. Seazante’ W. Oliver
Ms. Geraldine O’Neil
Mr. & Mrs. Steven E. Opfer
Ms. Kimberly A. Orton Jones
Ms. Sherry H. O’Shell
Mr. Gregory Outland
Mr. Leonard Ouzts
Mr. Myles E. Overton, III
Mrs. Charna Palmer
Ms. Dorothy B. Panissidi
Mr. Larney L. Parham
Ms. Alisha L. Parker
Mr. Brian Calvin Parker
Mr. & Mrs. Larry T. Parker
Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Parker
Mrs. Nancy Parker
Mr. Thomas C. Parker
Dr. William H. Parker, Jr.
Mrs. Sharon L. Parver
Mrs. Evelyn R. Pate
Ms. Cynthia Payne
Ms. Ava C. Pearson
Dana M. Peery
Mr. William T. Penn
Mrs. Tracey S. Penny
Ms. Olivia Marcella Penrose
Mrs. Angela D. Perkins
Dr. Robert K. Perkins
Dr. Cherng-Tiao Perng
Mrs. Carla A. Perry
Ms. Gwendolyn W. Perry
Mr. Muriel C. Perry
Ms. Tanya C. Perry
Ms. Donna L. Peters
Mr. Mark A. Peterson
Ms. Tiffany L. Phillips
Dr. Cicely M. Pickett
Mr. Clifton E. Pierce
Ms. Esther P. Pierce
Mrs. Sandra Pitchford
Mrs. Delores R. Pitt
Mr. Harold L. Pittman, Jr.
Mrs. Crystal Barrett Pollard
Ms. Deborah D. Poole
Mrs. Tomeka D. Porter
Ms. Colleen Porter-Young
Charles Porvaznik, D.M.D.
Mr. Jesse S. Poulson
Mrs. Ethel V. Powell
Ms. Tammy Q. Powell
Ms. Stephany Powers
Mr. Padreus D. Pratter
Ms. Monica C. Preston
Ms. Beverly Price
Ms. Dionne L. Price
Mr. & Mrs. Harold R. Price
Mr. Howard Price III
Ms. Robin C. Price
Ms. Theresa Ann Price
Ms. Evelyn D. Proctor
Ms. Jan L. Proctor
Mrs. Rhonda C. Pugh
Mr. Everett G. Purrington
Mrs. Lufreda Pyles
Ms. Ruth E. Qualls
Ms. Karen Steele Racicot
Mr. Rakhim Rakhimov
Mr. Marvin R. Randall
Ms. Rhonda W. Randolph
Mr. Robert E. Ransom
Mrs. Ajeenah K. RashidEdmonds
Mrs. Linda M. Ray
Ms. Anitra R. Reed
Mrs. Mary E. Reed
Ms. Tanya L. Reed
Ms. Travonia E. Reed
Mr. James A. Reese
Mr. & Mrs. James M. Reeves
Mr. Albert O. Reid
Ms. Wendy A. Rejan
Mrs. Lara Stith Revelle
Mr. William C. Rex
Ms. Crystal Michele Reynolds
Mr. William M. Rhodenhiser
Ms. Linda L. Rice
Mrs. Jocelyn O. Rice Saddler
Mrs. Emma L. Richardson
Mr. Lewis Richardson
Mrs. Tameka C. Richardson
Mr. Chaun L. Ricks
Ms. Deborah A. Riddick
Ms. Joann Riddick
Mrs. Juanita G. Riddick
Ms. Sara F. Riggs
Mrs. Linda P. Riley
Ms. Christy R. Risbrook
Ms. LaKesha Rivers
Mrs. Jean Roach
Mrs. Lourdes C. Roach
Mr. Tyrone T. Robertson
Mrs. Armeta Haskins Robinson
Mr. Earnest Robinson
Mrs. Franchon H. Robinson
Mr. and Mrs. Freddie L.
Robinson
Mrs. Sherry A. RobinsonWoodard
General Michael D. Rochelle
Ms. Angela M. Rockett
Dr. La Francis Rodgers
Mrs. Metilda B. Rodgers
Mrs. Frances Y. Rolan
Ms. Helene R. Rose
Mrs. Jane Bloodworth Rowe
Ms. Rose M. Rowson
Mr. Wilburt Ruff
Mr. A. C. Russell
Ms. Brandy Rutledge
Ms. Ayanna Sanders
Mrs. Bettye Sanders
Mr. Edward Sanders
Mr. Marlon B. Sanders
Ms. Cynthia A. Saunders
Mr. Roland A. Saunders
Mrs. Sybil W. Savage
Mr. Brian Savary
Ms. Jacqueline L. Sawyer
Mr. Maynard J. Scales, Jr.
Mr. Philip W. Schroeder
Ms. Cheryl Denise Scott
Mr. James S. Scott
Ms. Jean D. Scott
Mrs. Maureen Scott
Mr. Richard A. Scott
Mr. Russell Scott Jr.
Ms. Daphne J. Selby
Ms. Callie Joann Self
Mr. Christopher L. Setzer
Ms. Vanessa A. Seymour
Dr. Adib A. Shakir
Mrs. Clarice W. Shamlee
Ms. Violene A. Sharpe
Ms. Cornelia H. Shead
Ms. Pamela C. Shearin
Ms. Keisha B. Shell
Ms. Lisa Rene’ Shepherd
Mrs. Alva Y. Sheppard-Johnson
Mrs. Kim M. Sherrill
Mr. Walter Sherrill, Jr.
Ms. Shavonda R. Sherrod
Ms. Dreama D. Shuler
Mr. Akil Simmons
Ms. Donna B. Simmons
Mr. Randy D. Singleton
Mr. William I. Sinkler
Dr. Mojtaba Sirjani
Ms. Connie M. Sivels
Mrs. Lula M. Skinner
Mrs. Barbara A. SkinnerBridgers
Mrs. S. Annette Slade
Mr. & Mrs. Alexander Smith, Jr.
Ms. Allolevia G. Smith
Mrs. Andrea B. Smith
Ms. Bridgette Y. Smith
Ms. Carmella J. Smith
Ms. Deloris H. Smith
Mrs. Esther L. Smith
Mr. & Mrs. G. Turan Smith
Mrs. Janeifer R. Claud Smith
Mr. Lee H. Smith
Ms. Mary L. Smith
Mrs. Mia R. Smith
Ms. Sante Octavia Smith
Mr. Terrence C. Smith
Mr. Theodore Smith
Mrs. Tina M. Smith
Mrs. Wanda R. Smith
Ms. Diane P. Smithson
Mr. Martin J. Smoot
Ms. Melvina H. Snead
Mrs. Denise Snowden-Langley
Dr. Eduardo A. Socolovsky
Mr. William Sorrell
Mr. Robert E. Spellman
Mrs. Pinkie M. SpencerChappell
Mr. Raymond A. Sperle
Ulysses V. Spiva, Ph.D
Mrs. Lois C. Spotten
Ms. April L. Starr
Mrs. Jo Ellen Stephens
Mr. Robert Stephens
Mr. Michael Stevenson
Ms. Argarita Stewart
Ms. Joi Nicole Stewart
Mr. Wayne W. Stewart
Ms. Susan S. Stinson
Mrs. Florence W. Stith
Mr. Gene H. Stocks
Mr. Patrick Michael Stockwell
Mr. Frederick James Stokey
Mrs. Sheila M. Stover
Ms. Karen M. Stowell
Ms. Joy D. Straughter
Mr. Chauncey Strong
Mr. Marvin S. Strong
Mr. Munir M. Sulaiman
Mrs. Linda S. Sumner-Holmes
Ms. Hope Sutton
Mrs. Jacqueline T. Sutton
Ms. Sylvia A. Sutton
Mr. Marcus R. Swailes
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Sweat
Ms. Angela P. Sykes
Ms. Mercedes H. Tabron
Ms. Benita Taylor
Mr. Donald Taylor II
Ms. Julia Taylor
Ms. Linda N. Taylor
Mrs. Phyllis R. Taylor
Mr. Timothy C. Taylor
Mr. Travis L. Taylor
Mrs. Vivian J. Taylor
Mrs. Jacquelyn R. TaylorMitchell
Mrs. Angela J. Terry
Mr. Anthon D. Thomas
Ms. Cathleen A. Thomas
Mrs. Doris B. Thomas
Ms. Myrtis C. Thomas
Dr. Ronald E. Thomas
Ms. Rose M. Thomas
Mr. Demond L. Thorne
Ms. Shannon T. Thorne-Brackett
Dr. Gwendolyn B. Thornton
Miss Janet L. Timberlake
Mr. Tejan K. Tingling
Mr. Keith A. Tisdale
Mr. Derek D. Tolbert
Ms. Paula M. Toviessi
Ms. Alisha Michelle Tucker
Ms. Rhonda C. Tucker
Mr. Vincent Tucker, Jr.
Ms. Sherri R. Turner
Ms. Valencia J. Turney
Mr. Louis M. Tutt
Ms. Kimberly K. Twine
Mr. Sidney Tyler
Mr. Gary D. Tynes
Ms. Jean F. Ukoh
Ms. Mable E. Urquhart
Miss Marie Uzzle
Mr. Curtis S. Vaughan Jr.
Mrs. Gwendolyn M. Vaughan
Mr. Robert S. Vaughter
Mr. James Veale Jr.
Dr. Renuka K. Verma
Ms. Erin O. Walden
Ms. Patricia R Waldron
Mr. Jesse Lee Walker Jr.
Mrs. Lutricia V. Walker
Ms. Shirley M. Walker
Dr. & Mrs. Curtiss E. Wall
Mr. George E. Wallace
Mr. Joseph F. Walton
Mrs. Karen F. Warden
Mr. Tyrone A. Ware
Mr. & Mrs. Nathaniel Warren Jr.
Ms. Adrienne R. Washington
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Washington
Ms. Tanesha Nicole Washington
Mr. Thomas T. Washington
Mr. Alex Watford Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley L. Watson
Ms. Ethel L. Weaver
Ms. Michelle E. Webb
Ms. Jiang Wei
Mrs. Dollie P. Wells
Ms. Cecelia West
Ms. Jennifer D. West
Ms. Chrystal O. Whitaker
Ms. Norma W. Whitaker
Ms. Tania Colette Whitaker
Mr. Alvin White
Ms. Angela M. White
Mr. Columbus J. White
Mrs. Harriet E. White
Dr. Karen B. White
Ms. Ramona Joyner White
Mr. Ronald L. White
Mrs. Runita W. White
Ms. Stephanie White
Ms. Tanya S. White
Mr. Clarence L. Whitehurst, Jr.
Ms. Devonne Whitehurst
Mr. G. William Whitehurst
Ms. Linda P. Whitehurst
Dr. Willa F. White-Parson
Ms. Wanda M. Whitfield
Mr. Jimmie Whitley
Ms. Bertha Whittington
Mr. Enrique R. Wiggins
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Wiggins
Mrs. Deborah D. WilkersonCrockett
Mrs. Patricia Peele Wilkins
Mrs. Alveda J. Williams
Ms. Barbara Williams
Ms. Cheryl R. Williams
Ms. Cythina Williams
Ms. Danielle Elaine Williams
Ms. Debbie F. Williams
Captain Eddie Williams
Ms. Elsie Williams
Mr. Fred A. Williams
Mrs. Gloria N. Williams
COL (Ret) and Mrs. Howard M.
Williams
Ms. Juliette M. Williams
Mrs. Lisa C. Williams
Ms. Mary E. Williams
Mr. Michael L. Williams
Ms. Sarah E. Williams
Mr. Stanley E. Williams
Ms. Tiffany Sherron Williams
Mrs. Veda F. Williams
Mr. Wayland Williams
Mrs. Catherine Williams-Coyle
Ms. Beverly A. Williamson
Mr. Langston W. Willis
Mrs. Patricia Pritchard Willis
Ms. Renee Willis
Mr. John D.Wilson
Mr. Patrick T. Wilson
Mr. Ricky J. Wilson
Dr. Rudolph Wilson
Mr. and Mrs. Windell Wilson
Ms. Avis D. Wimberly
Ms. Linda B. Winkfield
Mrs. Deborah R. WinniePeterson
Mr. Donald S. Winston
Mr. Morris S. Winston
Ms. Myra Winston
Ms. Fay Woodhouse
Ms. Gloria Woolard
Ms. Cheryl Woolridge
Ms. Barbara T. Wright
Ms. Carolyn E. Wright
Mr. Douglas Wright
Mr. Kendall Wright
Ms. Marlene J. Wright
Mrs. Sarah R. Wright
Mr. Samuel H. Wrightson, Jr.
Ms. Candace D. Wyder
SGT. Joseph C. Wynder
Mr. Randall M. Yancey
Mr. Edward J. Yates
Ms. Carol J. Yeast
Ms. Danielle D. Young
Ms. Helen Young
Mr. Michael K. Young
Mr. Scott A. Young
Mr. William H. Young
Mrs. Constance F. Zimmerman
This list includes
individuals, foundations, corporations,
and organizations
that made contributions between
July 1, 2006 and
June 30, 2007.
$100,000 and Above
The Virginian-Pilot
$50,000 - $99,999
Agilent Technologies Inc./US
ILA Hampton Roads District
Council
NSU Alumni Association, Inc.
$25,000 - $49,999
Cox Communications of
Hampton Roads, Inc.
Lumina Foundation for
Education
Norfolk Redevelopment and
Housing Authority
Norfolk Southern Foundation
Northrop Grumman Newport
News
Third Baptist Church
Thompson Hospitality, L.P.
TowneBank Foundation
Wal-Mart Store #1811
$10,000 - $24,999
American Honda Motor
Company, Inc.
Coca-Cola
Dominion Resources Services
Inc.
Energy Systems Group, LLC
First Baptist Church Berkley
Grove Baptist Church
Landmark Communications
Foundation
NSU Bookstore Barnes & Noble
#505
S.B. Ballard Construction Co.
Suntrust Banks, Inc.
The Norfolk Foundation
The TOWN Foundation
$5,000 - $9,999
Bank of Hampton Roads
City of Norfolk
Clark-Nexsen, PC Architects &
Engineers
Dr. Clarence V. Cuffee
Scholarship Fund
ExxonMobil Foundation
Hampton Roads Ventures, LLC
ILA - Local 1248
Lockheed Martin Corporation
Marine Repair Services of
Virginia, Inc.
Mid-Atlantic Coca-Cola Bottling
Company
New Calvary Baptist Church
NSU Alumni Chesapeake
Chapter
NSU Alumni Portsmouth
Chapter
NSU Alumni Virginia Beach
Chapter
NSU Alumni Washington D.C.
Chapter
NSU Athletics Foundation
Shakey’s Concessions
Smithfield Foods, Inc.
The American Educational
Scholarship Fund
The Ford Foundation
TowneBank
United Way of South Hampton
Roads
USAA
Verizon Services Corp.
$2,500 - $4,999
African American Music
Foundation
AMERIGROUP Corporation
Calvary Revival Church
CP&O LLC
Delta Capital Management, LLC
DLW Community Chorale
First Baptist Church of West
Munden
ILA - Local 862
Inomedic, Inc.
International Longshoremen’s
Association Local 1970
Jackson Hewitt Tax Service
Mount Olive Baptist Church
Norfolk Southern Corporation
NSU Alumni Military Chapter
NSU Alumni New Richmond
Chapter
NSU Alumni Prince George’s
County Chapter
Riverside Health System
Second Baptist Church of Los
Angeles
Sentara Healthcare
Southeastern Virginia Arts
Association
The Hampton Roads Committee
of 200+ Men, Inc.
Urban League of Hampton
Roads, Inc.
Verizon Foundation
Virginia Foundation for the
Humanities
Virginia International Terminals,
Inc.
Virginia Symphony Orchestra
White Rock Baptist Church
Y.E.S. Opportunities, Inc.
Zel Technologies, LLC
$1 - $2,499
A.O. Davidson Council, District
#1, OES
AACSB International
Abyssinia Baptist Church
AFL-CIO
American Express Foundation
Apex Financial Group of
Virginia, Inc.
Ark Insurance Agency, Inc.
AT&T Foundation
Bachelor-Benedict Social Club
Bank of America
Bank Street Memorial Baptist
Church
BellSouth
Beta Gamma Sigma, Inc.
Bethany Bessie Ellison OES No.
131
BillBro Foundation, Inc.
Busch Entertainment Corp.
Chesapeake Rotary Club
Chesapeake Sheriff’s Office
Church Hill Classics, LTD
Church of God and Saints
of Christ
Citigroup Foundation
City of Newport News
Class of 1957
CLP Financial Group Inc.
Conference of Minority Public
Administrators
Constellation Energy Matching
Gifts Program
Copyright Clearance Center
Covenant Presbyterian Church
Crestwood Precinct Civic League
Crocker Funeral Home, Inc.
Delta Dental of Virginia
District Council #20 OES of VA.
PHA
E I B Inc.
East Carolina University
East Shore Area Library
Economic Development Authority
Educational & Charitable
Foundation of LKO
Eisai Corporation
Electronic Systems
Elizabeth Fragrant Rose
Chapter No. 34 OES
Enterprise Rent-a-Car
Express Container Services, Inc.
FACTS Management Company
Farm Fresh Charitable
Foundation
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Ferguson, Rawls & Raines,
P.C.
FHC of Portsmouth/First Home
Care Corp
Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund
Financial Security Group, Inc.
First Baptist Church
First Baptist Church - Bute Street
First Baptist Church of South Hill
First Investors Corporation
Fleet and Family Support Center
Follett Higher Education Group
Friends of African American
Art
GEICO
Georgia Stevedore Association
God’s X Gangsters, Inc.
Grant Thornton Foundation
Greater Tidewater Central Labor
AFL CIO
Greenville College
Gynecology Associates, LTD.
PLLC
Hampton Roads Chamber
of Commerce
Hampton University President’s
Office
Hapag Lloyd (America) Inc.
HR ILA Retirees Association,
No.1
HSBC
Hughes Capital Management,
Inc.
ILA - Local 1233
ILA - Local 1235
ILA - . Local 846
ILA - Local 1242
ILA - Local 1426
ILA - Local 1458
ILA - Local 1478-2
ILA - Local 1694
ILA - Local 1736
ILA - Local 1771
ILA - Local 1804-1
ILA - Local 1883
ILA - Local 28
ILA - Local 799
ILA - Local 920
ILA - Masters, Mates &
Pilots
ILA Federal Credit Union
ILA Ladies Auxiliary No. 37
ILA South Atlantic & Gulf
Coast District
Assocation 1422
Association Local 1
Association 1566
Association 1922
Jacksonville Maritime
Association, Inc.
Jamestown 400th
Commemoration Commission
Jenkins Janitorial Service
Johnson & Johnson Family
of Companies/MG
JRON Associates Inc.
Kaufman & Canoles
KPMG Peat Marwick LLP
Lambda Omega Chapter of
Omega Psi Phi
Links Inc. Portsmouth
Livingstone College
Main Street Baptist Church
Margaret Francis Chapter
OES 101
Marta Employees Charity Club
Martha Chapter No. 10 OES
PHA
Maximum Controls, Inc.
Medtronic Foundation
Merck Partnership for
Giving
Merrill Lynch
MetLife Foundation
Minnesota Black Women
Lawyers Network
Montagna, Breit Klein Camden,
LLP
Moock-Talmadge Scholarship
Fund
Mount Gilead Baptist
Church
Mount Lebanon Missionary
Baptist Church
Mt. Hermon Chapter Order of
Eastern Star PHA
Nancy Chandler Associates
National Judges Association
NCM Captial Management
Group, Inc.
New Rose of Sharon Missionary
Baptist Church
New York Times Capital, Inc.
Norfolk Commission/Arts &
Humanities/EDA
Norfolk County High School
Reunion
Norfolk Sister City Association,
Inc.
Norfolk Technical Center
North Star Media LLC
Northern Virginia Baptist
Association, Inc.
NSU Alumni Atlanta Metro
Chapter
NSU Alumni Cheerleaders
NSU Alumni Greater Northern
Virginia
NSU Alumni Houston
Chapter
NSU Alumni New York
Metropolitan Chapter
NSU Alumni Norfolk Chapter
NSU Alumni Peninsula Chapter
NSU Alumni Petersburg
Chapter
NSU Alumni RaleighDurham Chapter
NSU Alumni San Diego Chapter
NSU Alumni Suffolk Chapter
NSU Golden Key Honour
Society
NSU Nursing Department
OES Jarrett Chapter No. 185
OES Council District No. 6
OES. Council District No. 2
OptimaHealth
Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity,
Inc./Beta Sigma Chi
Ports of the Delaware River
Trade Association
Presbyterian Men of the Church
of the Redeemer
Pride of Emporia
Reformation Lutheran Church
Rosetta No. 119 OES
Saunders and Matthews, PLLC
SC Stevedores Association
Seabreeze Travel Services, Inc.
Second Calvary Baptist Church
Sentencing Options, LLC
Setliff & Holland, PC
Shiloh Baptist Church
The University of Utah
The Virginia Conference for
Community & Justice
Thomas Nelson Community
College
Tidewater Dietetic Association
Tidewater Korean American
Association
Tidewater Nutrition Council
Towers Perrin
TwinProductions
Unity Church of Tidewater
University of Johannesburg,
South Africa
University of Siegen
Vacation Coordinators Inc.
Valco Supply, Inc.
Vandeventer Black LLP
Vanguard Charitable
Endowment Program
Victims Against Crime, Inc.
Virginia A.F.L. - C.I.O
Virginia African American
Forum
Virginia Intermodal
Management LLC
Virginia Municipal League
Wachovia Foundation
Wal-Mart Store #2529
Warner Baptist Church
Wellpoint Foundation
West Gulf Maritime Association
Wilbanks, Smith & Thomas
Woman’s Club of Norfolk
YWCA of South Hampton
Roads
Photo by Van White
Sicash Builders, Inc.
Sligo Seventh-Day Adventist
Church
Southern University (Baton
Rouge)
St. James Episcopal Church
State Farm Companies
Foundation
Steamship Trade Association of
Baltimore, Inc
Strategic Solutions Center, LLC
Students In Free Enterprise
The Baltimore Alpha Wives,
Inc.
The Barr Foundation
The Boston Shipping
Association, Inc.
The British Council
The Edgar Lomax Company
The Lambos Firm
The Miles Agency
The Portsmouth Community
Foundation
The Prudential Foundation
The Sallie Mae Fund
The San Francisco Foundation
Gifts were given in
honor of:
Ms. Ada Blair
Dr. Edward L. Brown
Ms. Estherine James Harding
Dr. Carl W. Haywood
Mrs. Inez Howard
Dr. Dong Soo Kim
Mr. Clyde McDaniel
Dr. Carolyn W. Meyers
Ms. Dorothy Jones Price
Dr. Anthony W. Sherman
Drs. Melvin and Patricia Stith
Gifts were given in
memory of:
Mr. John L. Ashby, Sr.
Mr. Thomas H. Atkins, Jr.
Dr. Herman Bozeman
Dr. Lyman Beecher Brooks
Mr. Charlie and Mrs. Rosa
Brown
Ms. Elaine H. Brown
Dr. G.W.C. Brown
Dr. Iris G. Brown
Ms. Willie M. Blanchard Brown
Ms. Kishma Burnes
Mr. Clarence D. and Mrs. Mary
B. Coleman
Dr. William Colson
Mr. James E. Crawley
Ms. Vannie McCoy Crudup
Dr. Clarence V. Cuffee
Ms. Maude H. Davis
Mrs. Marie Hoffman Gerszewski
Mrs. Parish Grimes
Mr. Paul Ernest Greene
Mr. Alexander Hall
Ms. Katura C. Harvey
Mr. Johnny Hayes
Mr. Henry and Mrs. Queenie W.
Johnson
Mrs. Lillie Mae Lindsay
Mr. Clyde McDaniel
Mr. Joseph E. Moore
Mrs. Iris Perkins
Mr. Peter D. Pruden, Jr.
Dr. Harrison L. Ransom
Mr. Isaac Ridley
Mrs. Audrey N. Robins
Dr. Georgia A. Ryder
Dr. Noah Ryder
Ms. Ethelyn R. Strong
Mr. Travis G. Swinton
Dr. Alvin Walter
Mr. Eric K. Wilson
Dr. William H. Wright
*Deceased
Every effort has been made to
ensure the accuracy of this list.
We apologize for any errors or
omissions. Please send inquiries to
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