President Report 2003-2004

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Contents
The President's Annual Report 2003-04
President's Message .............................................................................................................................................................................. 3
ONE Approach… STRATEGIC ....................................................................................................................................................... 4
NSU Mission
Strategic Imperatives
Core Assets
Board of Visitors
Overview of Major Accomplishments ............................................................................................................................. 5
ONE Focus… RESULTS ........................................................................................................................................................................... 6
The Division of Academic Affairs
ONE Measure… ACCOUNTABILITY ......................................................................................................................................... 10
The Division of Finance and Business
ONE Outcome… ACHIEVEMENT .............................................................................................................................................. 14
The Division of Student Affairs
ONE Perspective… INNOVATION ................................................................................................................................................ 18
The Division of Research and Technology
ONE Commitment… TEAMWORK ........................................................................................................................................... 22
Athletics/NSU Spartans
ONE Answer… EXCELLENCE ......................................................................................................................................................... 26
Year in Review
ONE Goal… PARTNERSHIPS ............................................................................................................................................................ 28
The Division of University Advancement
ONE Charge… PHILANTHROPY ................................................................................................................................................. 32
2003-04 Norfolk State University Board of Directors and Members
Message from the President of the NSU Foundation, Inc.
Message from the Executive Director
2003-04 Honor Roll of Donors
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President’s Message
ing access to the latest developments in their areas of
employment. Our outreach facilities, the Virginia Beach
Higher Education Center and the Tri-Cities Center, have
strengthened the University’s partnerships with the community.
The President’s Report highlights the major accomplishments of the University over the past year in teaching,
research, and service. Our accomplishments are fixed
to our mission and strategic imperatives and demonstrate the University’s commitment in preparing the next
generation of scholars, professionals, and corporate
and community leaders.
For the past year the University has developed and
implemented strategies to increase enrollment, to
increase retention and graduation rates, and to provide an education for an increasingly diverse student
population. We strive to serve our students in this technologically-sophisticated world and to mesh those skills
with the experiences and information mandated by a
global society. Each division within the University is committed to providing accountability and integrity, which
are the earmarks of Achieving With Excellence.
In enhancing our programs and activities, the University
has collaborated extensively with industry, foundations,
and corporations to determine the best way to support
local workforce needs. We have partnered with public
school systems and other colleges and universities to
ensure that knowledge flows seamlessly from Norfolk
State to other sectors of society. We have responded to
adults in the Hampton Roads area, who need continu-
In order to meet our educational responsibilities,
expand and maintain research excellence, and extend
our service efforts, Norfolk State University must generate private resources to help fill the gaps in dwindling
local, state, and federal funding. We need the support
of all of our alumni and friends to be successful. In fall
2005, the University will publicly announce its first comprehensive major gifts campaign, The Campaign for
Norfolk State University: Initiatives for the Future. This
campaign will be vital as we secure funding for scholarships, research, endowed chairs, and other critical
needs.
In providing research, training, and education for the
workforce of the future, the vision of the Research and
Innovations to Support Empowerment (RISE) Center has
evolved to include a telecommunications super-highway, the RISE SuperNode, which will eventually give
birth to the RISE Campus.
As you read the information in this report, please
remember that we are successful in our endeavors
because of your generosity. Please continue to make
Norfolk State your “college of choice.” With a talented
student body, a motivated faculty and staff, and your
support, Norfolk State University will continue the excellent tradition of service that has sustained us for nearly
seventy years.
Marie V. McDemmond
ONE Approach… STRATEGIC
Norfolk State University Mission
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.
Strategic Imperatives:
Enhance students’ success by providing high-quality
academic instruction and support to ensure an improved
graduation rate
Develop an efficient management structure to increase
organizational efficiency and improve performance across
all areas
Increase total funding by identifying multiple funding sources
and new initiatives to form a solid fiscal foundation and
provide ongoing services for NSU’s constituents
Core assets:
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Talented student body
Motivated faculty and staff
Public support
Tradition of service
Dr. Julien M. Earls Director of NASA Glenn with
President McDemmond
Board of Visitors
Mr. Jack L. Ezzell, Jr.
Rector
Mr. Colvin D. Gibson
Vice Rector
Mrs. Viola M. Madison-Foreman
Secretary
Mr. Michael L. Ball
Dr. Jacquelyn Y. Madry-Taylor
Ms. Virginia M. Board
Mr. Donald H. Patterson, Jr.
Mr. Willie L. Brown
Mr. B. Rod Rodriguez
Mrs. Teresa H. Carrington
Mrs. Judith L. Rosenblatt
Mr. Howard P. Kern
Mr. Bobby Norris Vassar
Overview of Major Accomplishments
Norfolk State University’s achievements and
strengths during the past year highlight the continued progress of the University toward carrying out its mission and reaching its goals. It has
been a year marked with meeting the challenges of the University’s three goals: enhancing the technological proficiency of administrative processes; addressing the shortage of graduates in the critical skill areas of nursing, teacher
education, and science and technology; and
improving the living and learning environment.
The University is using the latest technologies
to provide more efficient administrative functions including programming the final phase of
an online admissions application that can be
downloaded to the student database. As a
means of streamlining the registration and payment process, pilot tests for online bill payment
and online registration were developed in
preparation for a spring 2005 launch. Norfolk
State also appointed a director for enrollment
management to gain better coordination and
stronger controls in tracking enrollment. In addition, NSU completed the infrastructure for an
online giving software program. Campus wireless capabilities were also expanded allowing
students to access Internet services in residential halls and open areas.
The march toward positioning Norfolk State
University as a telecommunications hub for the
Mid-Atlantic region through the RISE (Research and
Innovations to Support Empowerment) Campus and its
RISE SuperNode is closer to reality. The Enterprise and
Empowerment Foundation of Norfolk State University
and TelCove, Inc., a leading provider of innovative
telecommunications solutions, entered into a partnership that enables the SuperNode to be powered by
TelCove’s premium fiber optic network. The RISE
SuperNode was completed in the fall of 2004 and will
enable the next generation of the Internet to serve
the University.
Because of the increasing need for well-trained professionals in nursing care, education and science and
technology, Norfolk State has stepped forward to fill
that need. Within this goal is an objective to secure
funding for these critical programs. Under this objective,
the University attracted grants and gifts with private and
foundation support totaling more than $2.5 million. With
the infusion of these funds, Norfolk State was able to
help expand student support, enhance the learning
environment, enrich the RISE Center and embrace
the community.
In addition, to meeting the need for professionals in
critical skills areas, the University is making strides in
attracting and developing these highly needed graduates. During the past fiscal year, NSU saw an increase of
enrollment in science and technology programs by nine
percent over 2002 and an increase of enrollment in the
school of nursing by 21 percent over 2002. The University
is not only attracting students to these areas, but it is
also providing them with the support that will allow them
to succeed in their academic careers through a variety
of retention programs. Additionally, the Office of
Student Support Services was established as a resource
for student job placement, internship placement, interviewing skills training, and career counseling.
When it comes to enhancing the living and learning
environment Norfolk State undertook preliminary work
that will lead to upgrades of several buildings as well as
the construction of a new student center. Site surveys
and engineering studies of the site for the new student
center were conducted, while discussions with vendors
regarding construction of the new residence hall adjacent to Norfolk Community Hospital were also initiated.
The Division of
Academic Affairs
ONE Focus… RESULTS
For this past academic year, the Division of Academic Affairs has continued to work to ensure that curricula,
instructional modalities, pedagogical methods, and faculty development support the University’s mission and its
strategic imperatives. The Division remains committed to Achieving With Excellence and success for all students
and proudly acknowledges selected accomplishments in the Division.
GLOBAL EDUCATION: BRIDGING CULTURES
Professor selected from the Department of Political Science to present
a paper at the Oxford Round Table of the University of Oxford in the
United Kingdom, collaborated with the International Criminal Court of
Justice at The Hague, and conducted research in Malaysia.
Fulbright Scholar for 2004-05 selected from the Department of Mass
Communications to serve as Fulbright Visiting Lecturer at the University of
Abuja, Abuja, Nigeria, to teach Intercultural/Interethnic Communication
and Conflict Resolution, Basic Communication Theory and Sociology of
Mass Communication.
Thirty-three members of the Norfolk State University Players chosen to
participate in the Edinburgh Scotland Theatre Festival Fringe.
Fulbright Scholar-in-Residence, a native-born African and a lecturer at the
University of Nairobi, chosen to teach Introductory Swahili, African fiction,
and African-African Literature.
Partnership established with the Center for International Business Education
and Research (CIBER) via a consortium titled Globalizing Business Schools.
Professor selected from the Department of Fine Arts to serve as
a Visiting Artist at the American Academy in Rome, Italy, one of the
leading American overseas centers for independent study and advanced
research in the fine arts and humanities.
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GRANTS AND RESEARCH INNOVATIONS:
IMPROVING THE QUALITY OF LIFE
NASA Glenn Research Center, $1,200,000, Center
for Research and Education in Advanced Materials
(CREAM); $56,691, Subcontract: The Use of
Proteomics to Analyze Antioxidant and
Phospoinsitol Signal.
National Science Foundation, $800,000, Center of
Research Excellence in Science and Technology
(CREST); $95,848, Subcontract: Washington
Baltimore Hampton Roads Alliance for Minority
Participation (WBHR-AMP) Modification No. 04;
$89,400, REU Site: Collaborative Research
Experience in Environmental Biology; $65,000, RUI:
Norfolk State University’s Nuclear and Particle
Physics Research Participation at Jefferson Lab.
NASA Langley, $679,494, 2003 Pre-Service Teacher
Program (PSTP); $470,000, Development of Novel
Composite and Random Materials for Nonlinear
Optics and Lasers; $250,000, An Initiative to
Enhance Space Sciences Education and Research
at Norfolk State University; $100,000, Power
Allocation and Distribution (PAD) Logic Circuit for
Smart Membrane Actuators Controlled by
a Microwave.
National Science Foundation, $185,000, and NASA,
$750,000, in partnership with the University of
Virginia and consultants from NASA-Goddard
Space Flight Center, to construct an Astronomical
Observatory on Fan Mountain, south of
Charlottesville,Virginia, to study Gamma-Ray
Bursts Afterglows, Near Earth Objects, and
Supernovae searchers.
Loyola Enterprises, $100,048, CportS Modeling and
Simulation with the DIESEL Stimulation Engine.
Jet Propulsion Laboratory, $190,103, A Cosm-HBCU
Partnership to Enhance Minority Education and
Research in Nuclear and Particle Physics.
Department of Energy, $105,000, Polarization
Experiments with Electromagnetic and Hadronic
Probes.
USAF, AFRL, $177,333, Center for Organic
Photonic Materials Research.
NCATE Literacy Grant in Minority Serving Institutions,
$4.6 million awarded to NSU and several
other HBCUs.
Department of Education, $800,000,
Project Embrace, to train secondary personnel
in special education; $630,272, Enhancing the
Computer Science Graduate Program 2003;
$700,000, Enhancing the Computer Science
Graduate Program 2004.
Norfolk Foundation, $50,000, to examine
the Disparities in
Determinants of
Prostate Cancer
Outcomes, in partnership
with Eastern Virginia
Medical School and
Sentara Norfolk
General Hospital.
Virginia Commonwealth
University, $77,161,
Mathematics Specialists
in K-5 Schools: Research
and Policy Pilot Study;
$55,350, Mathematics
and Science
Partnerships; $12,902,
VCU: FIPSE Activities.
University of California,
$39,938, The Robert
Wood Johnson Executive
Nurse Fellows Program.
SURA/Jefferson Lab, $58,687, SURA JLAJ
Subcontract.
Virginia Department of Social Services, $219,000,
State of Virginia Foster/Resource Family
Training Grant.
Portsmouth Department of Social Services, $114,000,
TANF, Job Retention, Wage Advancement Project.
Norfolk Redevelopment and Housing Authority,
$275,000, to evaluate HOPE VI.
TEAMWORK: DEVELOPING PARTNERSHIPS
AND ENHANCING STUDENT SUCCESS
Signatory of the Commonwealth College
Course Collaborative (CCCC) initiated under the
Governor’s Education for a Lifetime program.
Partnered with other universities and colleges as
part of the Virginia-Nebraska Alliance established
at the University of Nebraska Medical Center to
promote diversity within the ranks of health and
basic science professionals.
Participated in year two of the National
Endowment for the Humanities Workshop Bridging
the Gap Between the Sciences and Humanities at
the University of Notre Dame.
Established a Teacher Education Enhancement
Program with Tidewater Community College and
Northern Virginia Community College.
Designed contract-related courses under the
Partnership for Educators Initiative at Tri-Cities
Center for the Chesapeake, Norfolk, Portsmouth,
Suffolk, and Virginia Beach public school systems,
NASA and the Math and Science Institute in
Richmond to assist educators, where applicable,
in their teaching certification or licensing/
renewal efforts.
Partnered with Actcom Security Solutions to
establish at the Virginia Beach Higher
Education Center a Security Systems Technology
Certificate Program designed to train each student
in cutting-edge technology.
Combined the offices of Access and Freshman
Seminar and New Student Orientation to form the
Office of the First-Year Experience to coordinate
all activities related to improving the academic
performance, retention, and graduation rates of
students and providing various academic support
services to students in making their first year
collegiate experience a successful one.
Participated as a founding institution in Building
Engagement and Attainment for Minority Students
(BEAMS), a collaborative project between the
American Association for Higher Education (AAHE)
and National Survey of Student Engagement (NSSE)
with funding from the Lumina Foundation for
Education, to engage students and faculty in
discussions focused on best practices in
undergraduate education.
FACULTY RECOGNITION: REWARDING
OUTSTANDING TEACHING
Rita Dandridge, Department of English and Foreign
Languages, recipient of the 2003 SCHEV
Outstanding Faculty Award.
Suely Black, Department of Chemistry, recipient
of the 2003 Outstanding Teaching Faculty Award,
15th International Conference on Teaching
and Learning.
SERVICE-LEARNING: BRINGING ACADEMIC DISCIPLINES TOGETHER
Developed successful student outcomes by
developing academically-based learning and
service opportunities for civic engagement,
career enhancement, and intellectual growth.
Increased academic and community partnerships
by collaborating with the Southeastern Tidewater
Opportunity Project (STOP), the Food Bank of
Southeastern Tidewater, the Norfolk Health Care
Center, the LINKS, United Way of South Hampton
Roads, and the NSU Brambleton Outreach Center.
The Division of
Business and Finance
ONE Measure… ACCOUNTABILITY
The Division of Finance and Business administers the University's financial and business services. It provides oversight of the institution's financial resources, maintains its fiscal integrity, and ensures that the University complies
with all applicable state and federal requirements. Sound financial practices continue to improve our financial
position and sustain our credibility with internal and external constituents.
The Division is responsible for effective management and protection of the institution's fiscal and capital
resources and effective delivery of quality, customer-focused support services to our students, faculty, staff and
other constituencies. These support services include student financial services, facilities management, auxiliary
services, controller, financial services, human resources, materiel management, risk management and University
police. The Division provides services that sustain and enhance our living, learning, and working environments
and helps accomplish the mission and strategic imperatives of Norfolk State University.
Met all of the Commonwealth of Virginia's
Department of Accounts Management Standards.
Executed an agreement with Energy Savings
Group to utilize state-of-the-art technologies for
lighting, water, chiller, HVAC and control systems on
campus. The installation of these technologies has
greatly reduced energy consumption, improved
cooling and light quality, as well as reduced
maintenance costs in affected buildings.
Managed a $50-million financial aid program
successfully without audit exceptions for the
current year.
Met U.S. Department of Education standards for
default rates on Federal Perkins Loans and
Direct Loans.
Appointed new Director of Human Resources
in November 2003; Interim Director of Human
Resources served nine months.
Completed reorganization of the Human
Resources staff and functions. The benefit of the
HR reorganization has been that each Division of
the University has a representative from HR who
specifically addresses its array of Human
Resources needs from recruitment, classification
and compensation to employee relations issues.
The Administrative Unit more efficiently addresses
benefits and payroll changes, as well as tracking
a variety of personnel changes.
Negotiated a successful price reduction in the box
office sales contract with an anticipated savings of
$30,000 annually over the next four years.
Implemented University Identification Badge
and Card Policy.
Completed renovation of Identification Card
Office which enhanced customer service to
students, faculty, staff, vendors, and contractors;
extended operating hours.
Increased productivity of Copy Connection
Plus (formerly Printing Services) by purchasing
a computer for high-end graphics.
Established an employee incentive program to
increase productivity.
Received unqualified audit on FY02 financial
statements.
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ONE Measure… ACCOUNTABILITY
Streamlined payroll process which eliminated the
cumbersome task of manually tracking remaining
amounts of payroll to be expended on grants and
contracts; automated quarterly grant receivable
accrual which will be recorded automatically
when invoices are processed to grant and
contract amounts.
Obtained prompt pay rate of 100 percent for May,
June, and July 2003 and had an average prompt
pay rate of 99.74 percent from July 2003March 2004.
Decreased the amount of payroll processing time
by collaborating with Enterprise Information Systems
to develop a payroll interface from the Virginia
Department of Accounts to the University's
Integrated Financial and Administrative
Solutions system.
Secured $320,000 in grants for the RISE Center
($250,000) and the Expansion of the Brambleton
Community Outreach Center ($70,000).
Held groundbreaking ceremony for the RISE
Center in November 2003.
Secured fiber for the RISE Center by establishing
a partnership with TelCove, Inc., a business critical
telecommunications company.
Established partnership with Hampton Roads Transit
to locate two new proposed light rail substations at
Norfolk State University.
Completed campus-wide projects in residence
halls (Twin Towers, Rosa Alexander, Scott Hall);
made building maintenance improvements in
the football office and locker rooms, Fine Arts
Building and West Cafeteria; and implemented
campus beautification projects including turf grass
maintenance, new walkway lighting, appearance
of curbs, speed bumps and entry doors.
Recovered nearly $40,000 in expenses for
damages due to Hurricane Isabel from the
Federal Emergency Management Agency.
Received a nearly $87,000 claim reimbursement
from the Virginia Department of Treasury's Division
of Risk Management for Phyllis Wheatley Residence
Hall water damage expenses.
Co-wrote University Identification Badge and Card
Policy and updated the Inclement Weather Policy.
Received an eVA Honor Roll Award as part of
the Commonwealth of Virginia's e-procurement
initiative. University recognized as a top institution
of higher education utilizing the eVA procurement
system to the maximum degree.
The Division of
Student Affairs
ONE Outcome… ACHIEVEMENT
The Division of Student Affairs continues to enhance the quality of life for students through measures aimed at
advancing student learning and personal development. With that goal in mind, the Division increased the availability of services, intensified its student outreach efforts, and initiated training programs. Student Affairs can also
proudly point to increasing the number of students accepted with honors, increasing the average SAT score of
enrolled freshmen, and increasing the student retention rate among students with disabilities. Student Affairs is
responsible for admissions, career services, the counseling center, disability services, judicial affairs, international
student and scholar services, residential life/housing, student activities, student support services, Upward Bound,
and Veterans Affairs.
Increased the number of students Accepted
with Honors by 14 percent over the previous year.
Increased the average SAT score of enrolled
freshmen by 25 points over the previous year.
Increased the number of enrolled transfer students
over the previous academic year by 27 percent.
Implemented a "NSU Round-Up" in collaboration
with the Office of Student Financial Services to
provide information to local parents and students.
Implemented the Electronic Viewbook.
Implemented the Spartan Transition Program
for entering students.
Increased Fall 2003 Science and Technology
enrollment by 9 percent over 2002 and
Nursing enrollment by 21 percent.
Established an Office of Student Services for
student job placement, internship placement,
interviewing skills training and career counseling.
Developed and implemented a Clinical
Psychology training program for doctoral
and master's level graduate students enrolled
in the Virginia Consortium Program in Clinical
Psychology and master's program in Clinical
Psychology at NSU.
Increased the number of students utilizing
individual counseling at the Center by
approximately 15 percent (216 to 248)
without additional senior staff counselors.
Established combined nursing, engineering
and technology computer labs.
Established a tutoring center for science
and technology students.
Improved the retention rate.
Graduated twelve disability services students
in May 2004, one with honors; had six disability
students graduate in December 2003.
Installed "Disability Stations" in computer labs
across campus, which included five specially
equipped stations with computers with assistive
software, scanners and printers; and five additional
stations have been ordered.
Placed International Student and Scholar
Services website with downloadable application
and immigration forms into live account.
ONE Outcome… ACHIEVEMENT
Assisted with International student recruitment
effort—realized a 57 percent increase in interna
tional admittance for fall 2003 compared with fall
2002 and realized a 63 percent increase spring
2004 compared with spring 2003.
Awarded sixty-two students under Student
Support Services an additional $900 each as
a result of the SSS Grant Aid Program.
Had five students under Student Support Services
receive summer internships in the Ronald McNair
Post-Baccalaureate Achievement Programs at
the University of Nebraska and the University
of Tennessee.
Opened a computer lab under the Student
Support Services (SSS) program which provided
additional computers to SSS students.
Completed 819 enrollment certifications for
students who applied and are eligible for
educational assistance administered by the
Veterans Administration for the University's 650
veteran data file consisting of student veterans,
active servicepersons, National Guard, reservists,
and eligible dependents.
Met requirements for approval and received
favorable comments from the Virginia Department
of Veterans Services State Approving Agency
supervisory visit on April 19, 2004.
Received a 55 percent "very satisfied" and
a 36 percent "satisfied" rating as a result of the
Department of Veterans Affairs and the 50 State
Approving Agencies for Veterans Benefits 2004
GI Bill participant effectiveness survey.
The Division of
Research and Technology
ONE Perspective… INNOVATION
Norfolk State University took a major step toward providing the next generation of Internet connectivity to the
region through the RISE (Research and Innovations to Support Empowerment) Campus and the RISE SuperNode.
Partnering with TelCove, Inc., a leading provider of business critical telecommunications, the Enterprise and
Empowerment Foundation and NSU is positioned to become a primary communications technology hub for the
entire Mid-Atlantic region. In addition, the Office of Information Technology initiated and completed several
projects that enhance accessibility and efficiency.
RISE
Architecture
• Private optical network with very high bandwidth
capacity for research and education.
• Premier regional access to all major network
Points of Presence (POPs) and transatlantic
global crossing.
• Redundant connectivity ensuring network uptime
in case of natural disaster or other emergencies.
• Designed to support bandwidths of OC-3 (155
Mbps) through and including OC-192 (10 Gbps i.e.
10,000 Mbps).
Business Model
• The Enterprise and Empowerment Foundation of
Norfolk State University (E2F) is the preferred Internet
Service Provider (ISP) to NSU.
• Bandwidth increased from DS-3 speed (45 Mbps)
to OC-3 (155 Mbps) level services. Improved
network data communications by more than 3
fold with attendant improved business functions.
• Capacity to supply telephone services to NSU
and other businesses in the future.
• Resale of data services to RISE Campus tenants
and other businesses.
Benefits
• Regional gateway capability for connectivity to
the National LambdaRail (NLR) and other terascale
bandwidth research networks.
• Extensive fiber footprint that enables RISE
SuperNode to interconnect other Historically Black
Colleges and Universities (HBCUs).
• Hardened backbone for critical data services
and business connectivity with high reliability for
uptime operations.
• Huge telecommunications savings for NSU when
the dial tone component of the infrastructure is
fully implemented.
• Attraction of high-tech businesses to the region
leading to high-wage job creation, enterprise
formation and rapid economic development
of the region.
ONE Perspective… INNOVATION
Office of Information Technology
• Upgraded campus network infrastructure to
gigabit backbone and 100 Mbps to the desktop
with improved security.
• Mandated project management principles
in the planning and implementation of all IT
projects. Required Office of Information
Technology to have at least one manager
versed in project management on staff.
• Initiated SpartanShield Web-Based services
(Web-Registration) project.
• Upgraded the Student Information System
(Colleague) to the latest version of Release 17.
Provides additional features and reliable financial
aid processing module.
• Enabled students to access Internet services
in residential halls and open areas via
SpartanLink-WiFi.
• Implemented a wireless configuration service
for student laptop computers.
• Established a state-of-the-art Open Access
Computer Lab which serves a dual purpose
for technology-based instructions.
Sponsored Programs Highlights
1999-2000
2000-2001
2001-2002
2002-2003
2003-2004
Business
$ 229,375.00
$798,267.00
$644,630.00
$440,000.00
$
Education
$ 997,394.00
$1,294,668.00
$1,168,813.00
$1,063,046.00
$674,460.00
Liberal Arts
$ 254,942.00
$242,664.00
$274,360.00
$226,377.00
$364,404.00
Science & Technology
$4,812,077.00
$6,155,265.00
$7,286,710.00
$7,783,323.00
$8,645,059.00
Social Work
$878,780.00
$1,301,116.00
$969,818.00
$918,023.00
$1,051,041.00
Academic Affairs
$3,976,663.00
$3,407,221.00
$5,668,888.00
$6,636,525.00
$6,419,189.00
Research and Technology
Student Affairs
-
n/a
n/a
$74,819.00
$10,000.00
$526,110.00
$825,019.00
$879,445.00
$1,014,095.00
$1,150,286.00
$ 734,945.00
$11,974,250.00
$14,078,646.00
$17,102,133.00
$18,227,580.00
$18,415,208.00
Sponsored Programs Increased by almost 54% over the past five years.
NSU Spartans
Athletics
ONE Commitment… TEAMWORK
The Spartan's winning spirit was exemplified during 2003-04 with athletes and coaches winning championship
titles and honors, setting records, and achieving first-ever accolades. They pursued excellence in competition
whether it was on the basketball court, baseball diamond, football field or at track and field meets. The athletes gutted out performances that carried on our proud Spartan tradition.
Norfolk State junior linebacker Kevin Talley set a new
NCAA all-classification record for tackles in a single
season, with 195. He was named a second-team
Division I-AA All-American by The Sports Network and
The Associated Press, the first Spartan to be so honored
since James Roe and Aaron Sparrow in 1995. Talley was
also a first-team All-MEAC selection and a Sheridan
Broadcast Network Black College All-American. He also
became the first-ever Spartan or HBCU athlete to win
the General Douglas MacArthur Award, which is presented annually by the Norfolk Sports Club to the most
outstanding college athlete in the nation who attended a Virginia high school. Talley graduated from
Warwick High School in Newport News.
The NSU men's cross country team won its fourth
consecutive MEAC title in the fall of 2003. Joseph Terer
took first at the championship meet, and three of his
teammates, Duncan Bitok, Cleophus Koros and Thomas
Hightower, also finished in the top 10. Coach Kenneth
Giles, who is also head track & field coach, was
named the MEAC's Most Outstanding Cross Country
Coach. With the win, Giles has now won four cross
country championships and earned one second-place
finish in his five years as coach. On the women's side,
Denisha Hudson and Linah Tallam also earned AllMEAC honors by finishing in the top 10 of
the women's race.
NSU senior track athlete Tianna
Goldring participated at both NCAA
Track & Field Championship meets in
the long jump. Although an injury slowed
her and contributed to her 15th-place finish at the NCAA Indoor Meet in March, she rebounded
with a personal-best jump to take fourth place and AllAmerican status at the NCAA Outdoor Meet in June.
She is the first NSU women's track athlete to become
an All-American since 2000.
Aside from Goldring, NSU can also boast several
other standout performances by its track and field athletes. Freshman Cristina Zuniga, the first woman polevaulter in NSU history, won her event at both the
MEAC Indoor and Outdoor Championships.
Another freshman, Imani Moorman, set a new
MEAC Outdoor Championship record of 42 feet,
4 inches in the triple jump. She also won the high
jump outdoors and the
triple jump at the indoor
conference meet.
Freshman Demetrius
Westbrooks finished in the
top four in both the long
jump and the decathlon
at the MEAC Outdoor
meet, and he also
finished fourth in the
long jump at the
USA Junior Outdoor
Track & Field
Championships.
ONE Commitment… TEAMWORK
Spartan freshman Juan Serrano had a memorable season on the baseball team. A first-team All-MEAC infielder, Serrano became the first-ever NSU player named
MEAC Rookie of the Year. He also set a new school
record by getting a hit in nine consecutive at-bats, and
was named a Louisville Slugger Freshman All-American.
Men's basketball player Chakowby Hicks and baseball player Darryl Chever made the All-MEAC first team
in their respective sports, and finished in the top 10
nationally in a statistical category. Hicks finished third in
the nation with 3.0 steals per game, and Chever finished
fourth with 0.2 triples per game.
Women's basketball coach James Sweat joined
select company by winning his 500th career game on
Feb. 9 at South Carolina State. He was later presented
with the game ball, signed by his players and assistant
coaches, to commemorate the event.
The NSU Athletics Foundation presented the athletics department with $50,000 in proceeds from the foundation's first annual scholarship car raffle. Wendell Bates of Chesapeake won the grand prize, a 2003 Kia Sorento
SUV, donated by the Southern Hospitality Automotive Group.
Eight worthy former Spartan athletes, coaches and supporters were inducted into the NSU Athletics
Foundation Sports Hall of Fame in August 2003. The inductees were: LaRue Harrington,
a football player from 1976-79; Tracy Saunders, a women's basketball player from
1987-91; Rudy Peele, a men's basketball player from 1968-72; Chandra
Sturrup, a women's track athlete from 1992-95; Marty Miller, a baseball
player from 1965-68; Charles Christian, the men's basketball coach from
1974-78 and 1982-90; William "Dick" Price, former head football and track
coach and athletics director;
and Rosa Alexander, an avid Spartan football and band supporter
who donated much of her time and money to NSU and its
athletics department.
Spartan men's athletic programs finished second in the 2003-04 MEAC
all-sports standings. NSU tallied 54 points, second only to Hampton's 55.5.
The NSU women finished in seventh place with 43 points.
For their accomplishments, Kevin Talley and Tianna Goldring were
named NSU Male and Female Athlete of the Year, respectively. Men's
tennis player Jakub Novak was named NSU's Scholar Athlete of the Year
with a 3.91 GPA in business management. He was also named to the
MEAC Commissioner's All-Academic Team and the second-team All-MEAC
in singles for the Spartans.
ONE Answer… EXCELLENCE
Year in Review
July 2003
September 2003
President Marie V. McDemmond was selected as one of
nine honorees featured in Dominion Resources’ 14th
Annual Strong Men and Women: Excellence in
Leadership series. Featured on a specially commissioned
poster of the unveiled honorees, McDemmond was honored as a positive role model and leader for young people.
NSU’s Virginia Beach Higher Education Center hosted
Upward Bound Women: Unity and Power, a conference
dedicated to women. The conference featured workshops to give women innovative tools and techniques
to achieve power and confidence, and provided
networking opportunities, and personal pampering.
August 2003
NSU launched the Presidential Institute for Administrative
Leadership Development, a newly designed leadership
program that invests in the talents of NSU employees.
The Institute, through Title III funding, provides focused
training strategies and learning opportunities to prepare
an assembly of faculty and staff for the challenges of
higher education leadership. The inaugural class
included Dr. Mercy Azeke, Dr. Mona Bryant-Shankin,
Dr. Antionette K. Lampkin, Michelle Marable, and
Dr. Amelia Ross-Hammond.
NSU formally welcomed incoming freshmen and transfer
students at the Opening Convocation. Dr. William Byrne,
assistant dean of the School of Liberal Arts, delivered the
keynote address, entitled Achieving with Excellence:
Enhancing the Mission Across Disciplinary Lines.
October 2003
The Office of Alumni Relations hosted an Alumni Authors
Book Discussion. NSU alumni authors such as best-selling
author Nathan McCall and Sanyika Boyce read excerpts
from their books and discussed their writing inspirations.
November 2003
The Marching Spartan Legion battled the Virginia State
Trojan Explosion in the annual Labor Day Classic Battle
of the Bands. The event highlighted the spectacular
musicianship of the longtime rivals in a fierce and
exciting drum line competition.
As part of the
Homecoming
festivities, Norfolk
State University
officially broke
ground for the
RISE Campus, a
digital hub for
Hampton Roads
that will provide economic growth and new jobs driven
by cutting-edge research and technology development.
December 2003
Dr. Julian M. Earls, director
of the NASA John H.
Glenn Research Center
at Lewis Field in
Cleveland, Ohio,
delivered the keynote
address at NSU’s fall
commencement
ceremony.
Dr. Marie V. McDemmond presents
Claudie Thomas his doctoral degree at the Fall 2003 com-
January 2004
April 2004
Observing the
Martin Luther King,
Jr. holiday is a traditional kick off
event for Norfolk
State University’s
Black History
Month celebration. The community gathered for a symbolic march around campus and
listened to a keynote address from Genna Rae McNeil,
professor of history at the University of North Carolina in
Chapel Hill. McNeil discussed African-American achievements, civil rights, and liberties.
Susan L. Taylor, editorial director of Essence Magazine,
spoke to the NSU Community for the AMERIGROUP
Leaders Forum. Her inspirational talk centered on
Creative Leadership: From Inside and Out.
NSU hosted two media fellowships awarded by the
Council for the Advancement and Support of Education
(CASE). Designed to provide journalists with in-depth discussions and workshops, the fellowships presented were
Affirmative Action and Increasing the Number of
Minorities in Science and Technology, and the War on
Terrorism.
May 2004
The Honorable
William E. Ward,
former mayor of
the City of
Chesapeake,
spoke to more
than 700 graduates at NSU’s
spring commencement ceremony.
NSU’s Office of News and Media Relations won the coveted Public Relations Society of America Hampton Roads
Chapter’s Pinnacle Award for its crisis communication
strategy during Hurricane Isabel.
February 2004
The entire month was devoted to various Black History
Month celebrations. Highlights from this year’s celebration
include the Norfolk 17 Panel Discussion, the Underground
Railroad Film Series, the Unfinished Agenda of Brown vs.
the Board of Education, and a presentation on Massive
Resistance in Virginia led by Barbara Ciara, managing
editor and anchor at WTKR News Channel 3.
March 2004
The worldrenowned S.O.S.
Band was the
featured
entertainment
at NSU’s Annual
Green and Gold
Ball and Forever
Upward Awards
ceremony. The
2004 Awards were presented in five categories:
Academic, Alumnus, Government/Public Service,
Generosity, and Service. The recipients were Dr. Rita
Dandridge in the Academic category; Joseph E. Fergus
in the Alumnus category; Congressman Robert C.
“Bobby” Scott in Government/Public Affairs;
The Virginian-Pilot in Generosity; and Dr. Hugo A.
Owens in the Service category.
June 2004
Prompted by an active hurricane season and valuable
lessons from Hurricane Isabel, Norfolk State University
launched an emergency preparedness campaign to
increase awareness about dangerous storms and the
importance of having an emergency plan.
The Division of
University Advancement
ONE Goal… PARTNERSHIPS
The mission of the Division of University Advancement is to enhance communications and foster relationships
between Norfolk State University and its constituencies including alumni, parents, friends, and members of the
community. The Division promotes the mission of the University, secures philanthropic support for priorities
through strengthening its resource base, and enhances the image of the University. It is comprised of five
departments: Office of Development, Office of Alumni Relations, Office of News and Media Relations, Office of
Marketing Services, and the Office of Event Planning. Each department has significantly impacted the
advancement of the University.
Office of Development
The Office of
Development has worked
diligently to increase the
level of giving to the
University. Norfolk State
University is undertaking its
first comprehensive major
gifts campaign, The
Campaign for Norfolk
State University: Initiatives
for the Future. The
University's leadership has
spearheaded the recruitment of Mr. Joe Fergus,
President of
Communications
Technology (COMTek), to chair the campaign.
The public phase of The Campaign for Norfolk State
University: Initiatives for the Future will be announced
on September 24, 2005 in conjunction with the Green
and Gold Ball and celebrations of the University's
70th Anniversary.
Significant Accomplishments:
Total Giving - $3,007,407
Faculty/Giving - $204,305.14
Overall Giving Increase - 35%
Office of Alumni Relations
The Office of Alumni Relations serves as the liaison
between the University and the alumni body. Whether
you're a graduate or friend of Norfolk State, the Office
of Alumni Relations would like our constituents to think
of the office as their first source of information about the
University and its alumni. This year, the Office of Alumni
Relations coordinated with various alumni chapters to
host welcome receptions for incoming freshmen and
their parents. A reunion for former NSU athletes was held
during Homecoming. At the Spring Commencement,
13 alumni from the Class of 1954 participated in the
graduation exercise.
ONE Goal… PARTNERSHIPS
Office of News and Media Relations
During the 2003-04 fiscal year, the Office of News and Media Relations' staff showcased their
talents by competing in numerous professional public relations competitions designed to
highlight the achievements of PR practitioners and their institutions. News and Media
Relations also expanded its public relations efforts by further integrating technology into
the University's communication process. As a result, communication with both internal
and external audiences increased. By disseminating University messages via SpartanNet,
SpartanLine, WNSB's SpartanLine radio news broadcasts, an online NSU Media
Resources Guide, online monthly newsletter, etc., the Office of News and Media
Relations has become a valuable resource for customers seeking information about
the University.
Awarded two of 20 CASE Media Fellowships nationwide
(Affirmative Action and Increasing Minorities in Science and
Technology & The War on Terrorism: Balancing Civil Liberties and
National Security)
Won both the 2003 Public Relations Society of America (PRSA)Pinnacle
Award for NSU's crisis communication response during Hurricane
Isabel and the 2004 Hampton Roads Black Media Professionals'
(HRBMP) Excel Award for feature story writing
Office of Marketing Services
Office of Event Planning
Marketing Services has created advertising opportunities utilizing major media outlets. In addition to the local
television stations, advertisements were placed on
major cable networks, i.e. ARTS, BET, BRAVO, CNBC,
CNN, MSNBC and TLC. Also, Marketing Services implemented the following evaluations programs: NSU
Magazine Readership Survey 2003, NSU Annual Report
Readership Survey 2003 and Prospective Student
Survey-First View and Student Survey 2003 from which
information will be assessed to determine the perception of the University.
The Office of
Event Planning is
responsible for
university wide
planning,
coordination
and execution
of events that
enhance
the University's image, and are highly visible to the
public. Most of our events generate from the Office
of the President and the Division of University
Advancement. The Office of Event Planning is also
19th Admissions Marketing Advertising Awards
responsible for coordinating with other individuals on
GOLD
Radio Advertising
RISE
campus who facilitate major events. This year, the
GOLD
Single Print Ad
RISE
Office of Event Planning coordinated one of the
BRONZE
Billboard
Optical Engineering
largest commencements in recent NSU history with
MERIT
Television
University Dance
over 800 graduates.
MERIT
External Publications NSU Magazine
Significant Events:
Annual Giving Campaign Victory Celebration
Hospitality for the Presidential Suite at all
NSU Home Games
Founder's Day Convocation
Donor/Scholarship Recipient Luncheon
for the NSU Foundation
Faculty/Staff Volunteer Reception
President's Welcome Reception
Green and Gold Ball & Forever Upward Awards
NSU Cluster Conference
Fall and Spring Commencements
Virginia Legislative Black Caucus Reception
Minister's Luncheon (Development Office)
President's Luncheons
Retirees' Banquet
ONE Charge… PHILANTHROPY
NORFOLK STATE UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION, INC.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2003-2004 Members
President
Mr. Richard Kiefner, Jr.
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company
Vice President
Mr. James B. Spurlock, Jr.
Secretary
Mr. James A. Peterson
City of Hampton
Treasurer and Finance and Investment Committee Chair
Rear Admiral John T. Kavanaugh, SC, USN (Retired)
USS Wisconsin Foundation
Executive Director
Mr. Paul E. Shelton
Norfolk State University
Audit Committee Chair
Ms. Lorri J. Kleine
Norfolk Southern Corporation
Bylaws, Articles and Insurance Committee Chair
Mr. Thomas A. Rucker
Willcox and Savage, P.C.
Development Committee Chair
Pastor William D. Tyree, III
First Baptist Church, Berkley
Nominating Committee Chair
Mr. Jordan S. Levitin
The TOWN Foundation
Property Committee Chair
Mr. Hank Linginfelter
Virginia Natural Gas, Inc.
Directors
Ms. Yvonne Allmond
SouthTrust Bank
Mrs. Joan Gifford
Coldwell Banker/Gifford Realty
Rev. Geoffrey V. Guns
Second Calvary Baptist Church
Mr. Robert F. Hagans, Jr.
Andre Foreman & Robert Hagans, PC
Mr. Edward L. Hamm, Jr.
E. L. Hamm & Associates
Mr. Randolph U. Hargrave
The Virginian-Pilot
Mr. Allen R. Jones, Jr.
Dominion Physical Therapy and Associates
Ms. Kirkland M. Kelley
Kaufman & Canoles, P.C.
Mr. David R. Kenerson, Jr.
Capes Capital Management, Inc.
Mr. Kamal Khanna
City of Norfolk Employees’ Retirement System
Rev. Joyce Kramer
Unity Church of Tidewater
Mr. William T. Mason, Jr.
Robinson, Neely & Anderson
Mr. Sean E. Neary
Bank of America Investment Management
Mr. Carlton Perkins
NSU Alumni Association
Mr. H. B. Price, III
Family Business Advisors
Mr. William A. Bagby
Mr. Johnnie Pope
Reliable Builders, Inc.
Mr. Edward L. Brown, Sr.
International Longshoremen’s Association
Mrs. Manervia Riddick
Washington Gas
Mr. Willie L. Brown
NSU Board of Visitors, Ex-officio
Global Consulting Group, Inc.
Mr. C. Arthur Rutter
Rutter, Walsh, Mills, Rutter, L.L.P.
Dr. Herman D. Clark
NSU Board of Visitors, Ex-officio
Zel Technologies, LLC
Dr. Jan D. Felton
NASA Research Center
Mr. Joseph E. Fergus
Communications Technologies, Inc.
Mr. Leroy Schuetts
Wal*Mart Supercenter Corporate Office
Mr. Joseph T. Waldo
Waldo and Lyle, P.C.
Mr. Theodore Wilder
Norfolk Employees Retirement System
Mrs. Regina V. K. Williams
City of Norfolk
Norfolk State University Foundation, Inc.
Message from the President of the NSU Foundation, Inc.
As I reflect on the last three years that I have served as President of the
Norfolk State University Foundation, I am greatly pleased with our efforts to support
our mission “to receive and administer funds for charitable, educational and scientific
purposes.” This year we have achieved financial growth through strategic planning
and exemplary leadership. It is important that we continue to gain additional dollars
so that we are able to expand our financial base for student support.
Throughout the year several events are held with the sole purpose of addressing
the needs of our students. In March 2004, President Marie V. McDemmond and the
NSU Foundation hosted the fourth Green and Gold Ball, a black-tie event from which
the proceeds go to student scholarships. This event provided us the opportunity to
recognize five individuals and organizations with the University’s “Forever Upward” award. This year we added
headliner entertainment, nationally known recording artists, the S.O.S. Band.
I was honored to serve with an outstanding group of individuals on the NSU Foundation Board of Directors.
Many of my colleagues have not only provided excellent service to the foundation but have also served
and brought distinction to the Hampton Roads community and the Commonwealth of Virginia.
The Norfolk State University Foundation is conscious of the ever-widening shortage of resources of our students.
With the number of people entering higher education on the rise, we must be prepared to provide them with
the necessary financial assistance. As a result, we must be persistent in advocating and securing funds for our
students. Together with my fellow board members, I extend my sincere appreciation for your sustained support
of the University and hope that Norfolk State University will remain close to your heart.
Richard Kiefner Jr.
Message from the Executive Director of the NSU Foundation, Inc.
Norfolk State University had another action-packed year. There have been
many significant accomplishments that have brought about new dimensions for
the University.
The Norfolk State University Foundation continues to fill a vital role in providing
invaluable financial assistance to our students. More than $287,000 was awarded in
scholarships this year. In addition, The Virginian-Pilot generously donated $500,000 for
“the last dollar in” student scholarships. This gift has and will, over the next five years,
greatly impact the lives of students who have exhausted all other financial resources.
It is contributions like these that are truly life changing.
As we broaden our scope and look to the future, we do so with great expectation and anticipation. So many
new and exciting things are on the horizon for Norfolk State University. The NSU Foundation undergirds efforts for
the University to be successful in its first ever comprehensive fundraising campaign, The Campaign for Norfolk State
University: Initiatives for the Future. Several of our directors will provide campaign leadership for this undertaking.
While embarking on these new endeavors, the focus remains constant—providing the best education for our
students. This is accomplished by seeking out the exceptional professors, providing the monetary resources to
our students, and instilling the value of a quality education to our constituents.
We are eternally grateful to our alumni, faculty, staff, friends, students, board members and volunteers for their
contributions that sustain our continual strive for Achieving With Excellence.
Paul E. Shelton
ONE Charge… PHILANTHROPY
Norfolk State University Foundation, Inc.
Financial and Investment Data
NSU Foundation Board Members, Faculty, Staff, Students and Alumni attend the annual Donor/Scholarship Recipient Luncheon.
This luncheon affords students the opportunity to become acquainted with the donors of their scholarships as well as members
of the Board of Directors and alumni.
2003-2004
Honor Roll of Donors
This list includes individuals, foundations,
corporations, and organizations that made
contributions between July 1, 2003 and
June 30, 2004.
Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this list.
We apologize for any errors or omissions. Please send inquiries to: [email protected]
This list includes individuals, foundations, corporations, and organizations
that made contributions between July 1, 2003 and June 30, 2004.
President's Circle
Mr. Joseph T. Waldo
Mrs. Shelia A. Jones
$100,000 and Above
Loyalty Circle
Mr. Patrick B. Kelly
Anonymous (1)
$1,000 - $2,499
Mr. Howard P. Kern
Mr. Joseph E. Fergus
Anonymous (3)
Mr. Kamal K. Khanna
Dr. Marie V. McDemmond
Dr. Howard G. and Dr. Eloise C. Adams
Mr. Richard F. Kiefner, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Phillip D. Adams
Rev. Joyce Kramer
University Circle
Ms. Rhonda L. Allen
Mrs. Mazie LaGoff
$25,000 - $49,999
Mr. William W. Anderson, Jr.
Mr. Marvin Leon Lake
Estate of Nanette D. Emanuel*
Mr. Vannoy William Baker
Dr. & Mrs. Curtis T. Langley
Mr. William T. Mason, Jr.
Dr. Elsie M. Barnes
Mr. Earl E. Lee
Mr. Carlton Perkins
Mr. Gregory V. Billups
Mr. Jordan S. Levitin
Ms. Margaret Blackwell
Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Lewis
1935 Sustainers' Circle
Dr. & Mrs. Tommy L. Bogger
Mr. Harvey L. Lindsay, Jr.
$10,000 - $24,999
Mr. Reynard Boyce
Mr. Steven L. Lynch
Dr. Sandra Jean DeLoatch
Dr. Joyce E. Bozeman
Mrs. Michelle D. Martin
Mrs. Sarah Bradby
Mr. Clyde McDaniel
Dr. Marilyn Broadus-Gay
Dr. Deborah M. McGriff
Pillars
Mrs. Charlotte A. Brown
Mr. Marty L. Miller
$7,500 - $9,999
Dr. & Mrs. Ernest J. Brown, Jr.
Mr. Lando Morrison, Jr.
Mrs. Paulette C. and Mr. Willie L. Brown
Mr. George W. C. Brown Jr.
Mrs. Winnie H. Morrow
Commander William Linwood Walton, Sr.
Mrs. Teresa Carrington
Dr. & Mrs. James A. Nolan
Dr. Santosh K. Choudhury
Mr. Artie O'Connor
Dr. Herman D. Clark, Jr.
Dr. Adebisi O. Oladipupo
Cornerstones
Dr. Antoinette A. Coleman
Mr. B. Kennon E. Outlaw
$5,000 - $7,499
Dr. Joy A. Cooley
Dr. Hannah Sook Paik
Mr. William A. Bagby
Mrs. Regina & Mr. James E. Crawley
Mr. Walter J. Parker
Dr. Clarence D. Coleman
Mrs. Eunice Randall Crocker
Mr. Donald H. Patterson, Jr.
Mr. Colvin D. Gibson
Dr. Nuria M. Cuevas
Mr. Johnnie L. Pope Jr.
Dr. Carl Wheatley Haywood
Mr. Larry & Mrs. Jacqueline Curtis
Mr. H. B. Price III
Mrs. Shelvee H. Osborne
Mr. Shelton L. Darden, Jr.
Drs. Patricia P. and Roscoe Ramsey, Jr.
Mr. Leroy W. Schuetts
Mr. Thomas Dawes, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Major F. Riddick
Mr. Marvin Simon
Mr. Clarence E. Elliott
Mrs. Manervia W. Riddick
Mr. Ernest M. Ellis Jr.
Mr. Michael M. Riddick
Green & Gold Circle
Ms. Jan D. Felton
Mrs. Mattie H. Roane
$2,500 - $4,999
Mrs. Joan D. Gifford
Dr. Charlie D. Roberts Jr.
Anonymous (2)
Mr. & Mrs. Darien C. Grant
Mr. Thomas A. Rucker
Ms. Virginia M. Board
Mr. Tony E. Greene
Mr. C. Arthur Rutter
Ms. Beverly Bond
COL (Ret) & Mrs. Harold L. Hagans, Jr.
Dr. Georgia A. Ryder
Mr. Bruce L. Bozeman
Mr. Edward L. Hamm
Mrs. Terricita E. Sass
Miss Leslie A. Bozeman
Mrs. Estherine J. Harding
James E. Savage Jr., Ph.D.
Mr. Charles N. Brown
Ms. Carliss Yvonne Harrison
Dr. and Mrs. Alvin J. Schexnider
Mr. & Mrs. Edward L. Brown Sr.
Mr. Johnnie M. Haywood
Mr. Paul E. Shelton
Mrs. Helena L. Dodson
Major and Mrs. Lawrence Hillian
Mrs. Frances W. Steward
RADM Evelyn J. Fields (RET), USN
Dr. Bernadette J. Holmes
Dr. Melvin T. and Dr. Patricia L. Stith
Ms. Thelma M. Hayes
Dr. & Mrs. James W. Howell
Mr. & Mrs. Raymond E. Thomas
Mr. Earlie & Mrs. Charolette Horsey
Mr. Curtis L. Hurdle
Mr. Ulysses Turner
Dr. Dong Soo Kim
Dr. & Mrs. Grady H. James
Pastor William D. Tyree III
Mr. Robert B. Lee III
Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Johnson Jr.
Mr. Tony R. Valentine
Mr. Gene Loving
Mrs. Francine H. Johnson
LTC (Ret) Claude Vann III
Ms. Jacquelyn Madry-Taylor
Mrs. Karla C. and Mr. Michael W. Johnson
Mr. James M. and Mrs. Ophelia H. Walton
Dr. & Mrs. Augustine I. Okonkwo
Dr. Marjorie S. Johnson
COL James W. Whitehead, Jr.
Mr. Langston B. Powell, Jr.
Mrs. Rosetta B. Johnson
COL and Mrs. Moses Whitehurst Jr.
Joyce and Harold Shambley
Dr. Dorothy L. R. Jones
Mr. DeWayne R. Wilcher
Mr. B. Norris Vassar
Dr. M. Boyd Jones, Sr.
Dr. & Mrs. Edgar L. Williams, Jr.
USN (RET)
Ms. Patricia A. Williams
Ms. Debra G. Cooper
Dr. Willa F. White-Parson
Mrs. Stephanie Wright-Jenkins
Chief Jacqueline C. Cooper
Mrs. Davida H. Williams
Mrs. Sheela R. and Mr. Robert N. Cooper
Mr. James E. Williams
Heritage Club
Mr. Dexter L. Curry, Sr.
Dr. Rudolph Wilson
$750 - $999
Dr. & Mrs. Howard B. Duncan
Dr. Danny L. Adams
Reverends James & Dee Edwards III
Partners' Club
Mr. Paul I. Adams
Ms. Angela Faith Ellis
$250 - $499
Mr. Kevin Appleton
Mrs. Cheryl L. Fears
Anonymous (3)
Mr. Robert Askew, Sr.
Rev. and Mrs. Joe B. Fleming
Dr. William K. A. Agyei
Mr. & Mrs. Casselle E. Brabble
Dr. Charles H. Ford
Mrs. Carolyn J. and Mr. John R. Akers
Dr. Jean P. Braxton
Mr. Dwight Freeman
Mrs. Tawanda R. Anderson
Mr. & Mrs. Rogers N. Brown
Dr. Rodney P. Gaines
Ms. Delores E. Archer
Ms. Phyllis Crudup Bryant
Major James R. Harris, Jr.
Ms. Lenora E. Armstrong
Dr. Helen P. Bessent Byrd
Miss Valerie B. Holmes
Dr. Mercy O. Azeke
Mr. William A. Byrne
Mrs. Jocelyn W. Howard
Mrs. Jennifer Ballard Baker
Mr. Gary Fincher
Mr. & Mrs. George W. James
Mr. Michael L. Ball
Dr. J. L. Harris
Mr. Nelson G. Jenks
Ms. Gladys P. Barmer
Ms. Cathie Havrilesky
Dr. & Mrs. Joy P. Kannarkat
Ms. Melissa J. Barnes
Mr. Charles W. Johnson
Mr. Michael O. Keeve
Dr. Moncef Belhadjali
Ms. Katherine L. Kitterman
Dr. Page R. Laws
Dr. Emma J.R. Best
Mrs. Angela C. Lee
Ms. Patricia Ann Lee
Mr. Robert L. Bethea Sr.
Dr. Larry Mattix
Dr. Brenda Neumon Lewis
Mrs. Agnes B. Black
Mr. Alexei G. Matveev
Mrs. Sharon B. Lowe
Ms. Sharon Blackman
Mrs. Marilyn B. Morrison
Attorney Arthur G. McGowan
Mr. & Mrs. George A. Bradby
Mr. Myles E. Overton, III
Dr. Arletha McSwain
Ms. Debra A. Brown
Mr. & Mrs. Mervin Pitchford
Mr. Allen D. Miller
Mrs. Jeannette Bunch Brown
Ms. Jannie W. Robinson
Dr. Carole V. Morris
Mrs. Joan L. and Mr. Richard B. Brown
Dr. O'Neill Sanford
Ms. Deborah D. Morton
Mr. John W. Brown
Ms. Darnetta E. Saunders
Mr. & Mrs. Orby Moss
Mr. Glenn R. Carrington
Mrs. Anna H. Turnbull
Dr. Emmanuel Onyedike
Dr. and Mrs. William Carroll
Mr. Allan D. Unseth
Mr. LaVoris A. Pace
Mr. Calvin V. Ceaser
Ms. Kimberly S. Walton
Mr. Donnell C. Parham
Mr. Frank R. Chancey, Sr.
Mrs. Sandra R. Williamson
Dr. Gregory E. Patrick
Mrs. Tomaya Clark
Dr. Naomi H. Pharr
Mrs. Nadine V. Clarke
Deans' Club
Mrs. Sandra Pitchford
Mr. Norfleet Claude Jr.
$500 - $749
Mr. Charles W. Pleasants
Mrs. Joyce H. Coker
Mrs. April T. Allbritton
Mr. Theodore Price
Dr. Darlene G. Colson
Ms. Yvonne Toms Allmond
LTC (Ret) & Mrs. William R. Rainey
Mr. Gregory C. Cook
Mrs. Jewel and Mr. Vandybe Almond
Mrs. Cecilia Mendoza-Ramirez
Ms. Rovia E. Cook
LCDR Claren D. Anderson USNR
Mrs. Joan L. Rhodes-Copeland
Ms. Eleanor A. Crocker
Ms. Camilla Ashby
Mrs. Mary S. Ridley
Mrs. Berthenia B. Cromwell
Dr. and Mrs. Carray Banks, Jr.
Ms. Gloria Rodriguez
Ms. Janet R. Cuffee
Mrs. Etta C. Baum
Dr. Amelia Ross-Hammond
Ms. Donna L. Dabney
Mr. George S. Bayton
Dr. Anthony W. Sherman
Dr. Laura R. Dawson
Mrs. Brenda J. Bennett
LT James Smith
Ms. Rhonni E. Dixon
Dr. Suely M. Black
Dr. & Mrs. Kyo D. Song
Mr. S. Korsi Dogbe
Mr. Keith R. Bowers
Mr. & Mrs. James B. Spurlock, Jr.
Mrs. Tracy Easley Duncan
Mr. Myron T. Bowers
Ms. Josephine B. Stanley-Brown
Mr. Stephen L. Edmonds
Dr. George W. Brown, Jr.
Minnie A. Stiff M.D.
Mr. Benjamin F. Ellis, Jr.
LTC John W. Brown Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Adrian P. Stubbs
Mr. Lawrence E. Epplein
Ms. Michelle L. Brown
Ms. Sarah S. Sweatt
Rev. Dr. St. Paul Epps
Mr. Michael Carpenter
Mrs. Belinda & Mr. Daniel Todd
Mr. John C. Everett
Mrs. Olga S. Chappell
Mrs. Sheila B. and Mr. Harold D.
Mr. Joseph F. Faulk
LTC Antoine Cheatham
LCDR M. Clinton Clemmons
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Ms. Joyce A. Brown
Ms. Lisa Caldwell
Mrs. Charlotte E. Boomer-Anderson
Mrs. Juanita B. Brown
Mrs. Andrea M. Callahan
Ms. Sherrie Boone
Mrs. Kathy Savage Brown
Mr. Kirk Callwood
Ms. Tracey Boone
Mr. Kevin Brown
Ms. Kara A. Campbell
Mrs. Yvette M. Boone
Ms. Lauren Brown
Ms. Kathleen R. Campbell
Ms. Christine A. Booth
Mrs. Lois W. Brown
Mr. Larry L. Campbell
Cathy D. Bottrell, LCSW
Ms. Margaret J. Brown
Mrs. Marita W. and Colonel Larry E.
Mr. Jackie H. Bowe
Ms. Mary N. Brown
Ms. Gearldine S. Bowser
Mr. & Mrs. Nander M. Brown
Ms. Valarie H. Caple
Mr. Scott M. Bowser
Ms. Portia Theresa Brown
Ms. Andrea R. Carrington
Ms. Esther W. Boykins
Mrs. Rebecca C. Brown
Ms. Pearlie H. Carrington
Ms. Jane M. Boykins
Mr. Ronnie Brown
Ms. Joan Carter
Dr. Carollyn Boykins-Winrow
Mr. Roy R. Brown Jr.
Mr. Lorenzo Lee Catten
Ms. Anita E. Brabson
Ms. Sandra E. Brown
Ms. Mischelle B. Cave
Mr. William H. Bradley
Mrs. Sandra S. Brown
Ms. Lisa C. Chamberlain
Ms. Linda Brady
Ms. Sandra Dee Brown
Mr. Spencer T. Chambliss
Ms. Iva J. Branch
COL Sharlyn White Brown
Mr. Douglas Chandler Jr.
Mrs. Alva C. Braxton-Rowe
Ms. Shirley L. Brown
Mr. Andrew S. Chapman
Ms. Shelley M. Brent
Mrs. Shirley P. Brown
Mr. Harry P. Chapman
Ms. Felecia Brice
Mrs. Jacqueline R. Brown-Whitley
Ms. Dolores Charles
Ms. Janice P. Brickhouse
Dr. Norma W. Brumage
Mr. Kenneth E. Chase
Mr. Joseph E. Briggs
Ms. Patsy D. Bruton
Mr. Percy R. Chase
Ms. Lynn F. Briley
Mrs. Florine W. Bryan
Mr. & Mrs. Doris K. Chatman
Mrs. Susan M. Brimo-Cox
Ms. Mary G. Bryant
Mrs. Deborah Chen
Mrs. Demetria C. Brinkley
Mrs. Mona B. Bryant-Shanklin
Ms. Tiffany Y. Cherry
Ms. Sharon D. Brinkley
Mr. Michael C. Bugge
Ms. Myra R. Childs
Mr. Henry Broady Jr.
Mr. Stephon K. Bullock
2LT Lanelle E. Walcott
Ms. Annie P. Brock
Mrs. Anne V. Bunch
Ms. Sharon B. Christian
Mrs. Nancy M. Brock
Mr. Curtis G. Bunn
Mr. Claudell E. Clark
Mr. Kenneth F. Brookins
Mrs. Sherry D. Burden
Mrs. Jacqueline B. Clark
Ms. Flora M. Brooks
Mrs. Jacqueline D. Burgess
Ms. Marjorie D. Clark
Ms. Gladys Brooks
Mr. & Mrs. Theodore N. Burke Jr.
Mr. Russell C. Clark
Mr. & Mrs. Richard T. Brooks
Ms. Elizabeth A. Burks
Mr. Kenrick Clarke
Mr. & Mrs. Kevin C. Brooks
Ms. Joy N. Burns
Mr. Thomas J. Clarke Jr.
Mrs. Sherry W. Brooks
Mr. Dwayne E. Burrell
Mr. Ferald Clary
Ms. Shirley M. Brooks
Mrs. Lillie M. Burrell
Mr. Robert E. Claus
Ms. Stacy M. Brooks
Mrs. China C. Burton
Ms. Tounya L. Clayton
Mr. Steven A. Brooks
Ms. Sula M. Burton
Mrs. Jacqueline Close
Ms. Sylvia D. Brooks
Mrs. Tonya Burton
Mrs. Machele S. Thomas Clouser
Mrs. Alta M. Brothers
Mrs. Gloria Peebles-Butler
Ms. Karen D. Cobbs
Campbell
Ms. Gloria A. Coers
Mr. Willard S. Davenport Jr.
Mr. Jamshid Farshidi
Mr. Maurice Frederick Cole
Ms. Carrie L. Davis
Mrs. Cynthia L. Faulcon
Mr. Cetrel Coleman Jr.
Ms. Dana F. Davis
Mrs. Nettie Demory Faulcon
Mrs. Gloria D. Coleman
Ms. Ginamarie Guajardo
Ms. Karen L. Fauntleroy
Ms. Tonya M. Coleman
Ms. Gloria D. Davis
Ms. Sue E. Feldkamp
Mr. Marvin E. Coley
Mrs. Patricia P. Davis
Mrs. Minerva Feliciano-Chase
Mrs. Phyllis S. Coley
Mrs. Vance F. Davis
Mr. Glen R. Felthousen
Mr. Marvin D. Collins
Mrs. Alison D. Davis-Tariq
Mr. Roger L. Felton
Mrs. Virginia M. Collins
Ms. Katherine Deberry
Mrs. Tammy H. Felton
Mrs. Martha W. Conner
Ms. Benita Debreaux
Ms. Cheryl D. Fentress
Ms. Gloria H. Connor
Ms. Joyce J. Dedmon
Mrs. Edna E. Ferebee
Mrs. Billie M. Cook
Ms. Dianne Delk
Mr. Rico T. Ferebee
Mrs. Karen L. Cook
Ms. Daphne Dews
Ms. Deborah H. Ferguson
Ms. Theresa B. Cooke
Mr. Eduard DiBarros
Mrs. Kathryn Jill Ferguson
Mr. Jonathan P. Cooper
Mr. Robert A. Diggs
Ms. Tunisha D. Ferguson
Mr. Joseph Cooper Jr.
LTC Norvel L. Dillard
LTC Anthony M. Fields (RET)
Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Cooper, Jr.
Mr. Jerry D. Dilworth
Ms. Lamonica R. Filer
Ms. Marylin T. Copeland
Mr. Jason T. Dixon
Mrs. J. Laverne Finney
Mrs. Thelma D. Copeland
Mrs. Toni R. Dixon
Mr. Theodore L. Fitzgerald
Ms. Jacqueline Coppage
Mr. & Mrs. Willie L. Dixon
Ms. Antionette M. Flowers
Dr. Marva E. Corley
Mr. Michael T. Dorsey
Ms. Doris C. Flowers
Ms. Harriette S. Cotten
Mr. Anthony S. Drakeford
Mr. Michael P. Flowers
Mrs. Cynthia M. Cotton
Ms. Jennifer E. Draper
Mr. Sylvester Flowers
Mr. Hillary W. Cotton Sr.
Ms. Marilyn H. Russell Drewrey
Mr. Kenneth Flythe
Mrs. Celestine M. Cousins
Mrs. Renee D. Bryant
Mr. John W. Folston Jr.
Mrs. Margaret P. Covington
Mrs. AnnRene' R. Dunston
Ms. Almer Maria Ford
Ms. Antoinette M. Coward
Mrs. Roslyn L. Durham
Dr. Deborah L. Foreman
Mrs. Wanda W. Cox
Mr. Wade H. Durham
Mr. Randall D. Forrest Sr.
Mr. Noel P. Craig
Ms. Doristine G. Earl
Ms. Theresa E. Forsythe
Mrs. Bessie F. Crawford
Ms. Carolyn H. Eason
Mrs. Ovella Fortson
Major Carrie V. Crawford
Mr. Patrick D. Ebanks
Ms. Joy R. Fortune
Mr. Dennis W. Crawford
Ms. Dedra Y. Edmonds
Ms. Dorothy M. Foster
Ms. Susie Walden Crawford
Ms. Glinda M. Edmonds
Mrs. Wilma Butler Fowler
Ms. Olivia Chapman Crawley
Mrs. Latonia V. Edmonds
Ms. Barbara L. Franklin
Ms. Adriene R. Crawley-Dent
Mrs. Tracy D. Edmonds
Mr. Warren Franklin
Mrs. Rosalyn J. Credle
Ms. Paulette Kaye Edmunds
Ms. Alberta Frazier
Mrs. Celene A. Crocker Goodwyn
Mrs. Betty M. Edwards
Captain Jeffrey D. Freeland
Ms. Dorothy E. Croom
Mr. Howard S. Edwards
Mrs. Angela R. Freeman
Ms. Kara M. Crossley
Mrs. April C. Elliott
Ms. Cynthia D. Freeman
Mr. Michael D. Crowell
Mr. Franklin T. Elliott
Ms. Joyce B. Freeman
Ms. Jacqueline G. Crump
Ms. Irene D. Elliott
Mr. Paul Freeman
Ms. Kimberly A. Crump
Mrs. Deborah D. Ellis
Ms. Phyllis R. Freeman
Mr. Jeremiah L. Cuffee
Mrs. Gloria Ellis
Ms. Tina R. Fryar
Ms. Tasha N. Cullings
Mr. Anthony C. Epps
Ms. Vanessa J. Futrell
Ms. Devra Young Culver
Ms. Audrey M. Epps
Mrs. Aurica K. Gaines
Ms. Anita Y. Cutler
Mrs. Catherine E. Escoe
Ms. Grace L. Gaines
Mr. & Mrs. James Cypress
Dr. Bertha Taylor Escoffery
Ms. Margaret A. Galotti
Mrs. Kathleen M. Dalby
Mr. Lavelle M. Etheridge
Mr. Kevin E. Garner
Mrs. Gail D'Almeida
Mr. Mark A. Eulo
Chatez G. Gibson
Dr. Desta Damtew
Mr. Anthony L. Evans
Ms. Carrie M. Gilbert
Dr. Rita B. Dandridge
Mr. George V. Evans
Mrs. Nancy W. Gillette
Dr. Robert M. Danek
Mrs. Valarie J. Evans
Mr. Jerome A. Gilliam
Elizabeth Daniels, D.M.D.
Ms. Colita Nichols Fairfax
Mr. Felix Alexander Gillis
Ms. Valrie DaVeiga
Dr. Ming Fang
Mr. Kelvin L. Glass
Mr. Michael A. Glotfelty
Mr. David A. Haskett
Ms. Johnette A. Hopkins
Mrs. Anita Clarke Glymph
Ms. Rachelle Hasnas
Mrs. Sharon L. Bailey Hopkins
Mr. Rufus Goffigan, Jr.
Ms. Susan D. Haugh
Ms. Sonya Y. Hopson
Ms. Bernice M. Golden
Ms. Lucy J. Hawkins
Ms. Wanda Horton
Dr. Walter T. Golembiewski
Mrs. Mildred Lee Hawkins
Mrs. May T. Hou
Mr. John C. Goode
Mr. Phillip Hawkins Jr.
Ms. Grace L. Houchins
Ms. Shelia V. Goode
Mrs. Miranda G. Hayden
Ms. Anna L. Howell
Ms. Pamela R. Gooden
Ms. Sherry E. Haynesworth
Mrs. Eleanor L. Hoy
Mr. Lowell T. Goodman
Mrs. Clairetta Heath
Mr. Ning Hu
Ms. Marilyn M. Goodman
Ms. Gail Heath
Mr. & Mrs. Darren G. Hubbard
Mrs. Treganza B. Goodman
Mr. Dallas Henderson Jr.
Ms. Gwendolyn M. Hudson
Ms. Regina D. Goodwyn
Mrs. Ernestine E. Henderson
Ms. Telecia M. Huffin
Ms. Charlene E. Gore
Dr. Maurice M. Henderson
Ms. Valencia W. Huggins
Ms. Tonya M. Goss
Mr. Raymond Hendricks
Ms. Vicky C. Hughes
Mr. & Mrs. Charlie Graham
Mr. Wallace T. Hendricks
Mr. Carlton B. Hunt
Mr. Michael E. Graham
Ms. Javonah Monique Hennegan
Mrs. Consuela Underwood Hunt
Mr. Edward A. Grant III
Mr. Howard C. Henry
Mrs. Geraldine King Hunt
Mrs. Lucy R. Grant
Ms. Linda L. Herndon
Ms. Camilla J. Hunter
Mrs. Demetress A. Graves
Mrs. Denise R. Herrera
Ms. Keandra D. Hunter
Mr. Terrance C. Graves
Mrs. Daun S. Hester
Ms. Mitchelle Hunter
Mrs. Cora L. Gray
Mr. Herman Hester
Mr. William H. Hunter Sr.
Mrs. Margaret C. Gray
Ms. Vivian E.M. Hester
Ms. Merdythe A. Hutchinson
Ms. Famira M. Green
Mrs. Janice D. Hewitt
Mr. Quoc T. Huynh
Ms. Iris W. Green
Mr. & Mrs. Tommie Hewitt, Jr.
Mr. Keith C. Hyater
Mr. Keith G. Green
Mr. Patrick J. Hickey
Mrs. Ethelyn F. Ingram
Mr. Milton S. Green, Sr.
Mrs. Connie D. Hill
Ms. Tanya L. Ingram
Mr. Stanley Green Jr.
Ms. Deborah D. Hill
Ms. Patrice D. Irving
Mr. Wendell T. Green
Mr. & Mrs. Horace Hill, Sr.
Mr. Soloman S. Irving
Ms. Desiree D. Greene
Mrs. Jill R. Stuart Hill
Mr. George C. Jackson
Ms. Sandra Kee Greene
Ms. Margaret Hill
LT Julius J. Jackson (RET USN)
Mr. Clayton A. Griffin
Ms. Michelle D. Hill
Miss Patricia D. Jackson
Mrs. Vesta O. Griffin
Mr. Ryan D. Hill
Mr. & Mrs. Raymond A. Jackson
Mr. Steven P. Gullette
Ms. Virginia T. Hill
Ms. Thea J. Jackson
Ms. Margaret L. Gunter
Mrs. Effie S. Hillian
Mr. Thomas James Jr.
Mr. Bernard Hairston
Ms. Youlander M. Hilton
Mr. William Lee Jamison
Ms. W. Beatrice Hale
Ms. Cheryl V. Hinds
Mrs. Sandra E. Janssen
Mr. Steven W. Haley
Ms. Delores H. Hines
Mr. Clifton Jarvis
Ms. Velma J. Haley
Ms. Lavonda L. Hines
Ms. Mary Jaudon
Mr. & Mrs. Mitchell Hall
Mrs. Vanessa B. Hinton
Mr. Andre P. Jefferson
Mr. Garon H. Halliburton
Mrs. Rebecca Hochradel
Mr. Lafayette Jefferson
Mr. James Hammond
Ms. Thercia T. Hodge
Ms. Adelaide L. Jenkins
Ms. Debra A. Hardy
Mrs. Lynn Fortunato Hodges
Ms. Mamie S. Jenkins
Mr. Bobby Lee Harris
Ms. Robin V. Hodges
Mrs. Mary A. Jenkins
Mrs. Cheryl D. Harris
Ms. Earnestine Hodnett
Mr. Ronald D. Jenkins
Mrs. Denee W. Harris
Mr. Charles M. Holden
Ms. Rosa Jenkins
Mr. Jeffrey D. Harris
Mrs. Traci M. Holland
Mr. Joseph R. Jennette
Mrs. Lisa Y. Harris
Ms. Brenda A. Holley
Mrs. Carla V. Jennings
Ms. Reginal Harris
Mr. David Holliday
Mrs. Ada Johnson
Ms. Slyvetta L. Harris
Ms. Greteta L. Holliday
Mrs. Agnes Johnson
Dr. Barbara Harrison
Ms. Sharon R. Holloway
Mr. Antwane V. Johnson
Mrs. Felicia A. Harrison
Mrs. Carolyn E. Holmes
Mrs. Carolyn R.C. Johnson
Ms. Shelia Y. Harrison-Blackwell
Ms. Francine Holmes
Mrs. Detra D. Johnson
Ms. Barbara Washington Hartung
Ms. Henrietta E. Holmes
Mrs. Gayle Johnson
Mr. Hans G. Hartwig
Ms. Ruth C. Holmes
Mr. Homer J. Johnson
Mr. Kareen D. Johnson
Mrs. Mary E. Laine
Mrs. Patricia Carr Mark
Mr. Lindsey M. Johnson
LTC Timothy E. Lamb
Ms. Deborah M. Marsh
COL & Mrs. Lonnie L. Johnson Jr.
Ms. Deborah D. Lambert
Ms. April Marshall
Mr. Mark A. Johnson
Mr. Michael C. Lambert
Mr. Tommy L. Marshall Sr.
Mr. Thomas W. Johnson
Mrs. Majorie M. Lamoso
Ms. Patrice C. Martin
Ms. Wanda D. Johnson
Ms. Carleen A. Lane
Mr. Rodney Martin
Ms. Coletta Johnson-Bey
Dr. Stacy S. Lang
Ms. Harriet Masembe
Mrs. Jill E. Johnston
Ms. Doris Langhorne
Mr. Jonathan A. Mason
Mr. Edward B. Jolley
Mrs. Thalia G. Langley
Mr. Phillip M. A. Matthews
Mrs. Alice E. Jones
Ms. Rita Ann Laraway
Ms. Susan Matthews
Mr. Andrew J. Jones Jr.
Ms. Karla H. Lassiter
Ms. Valerie T. Matthews
Mrs. Chris T. Jones
Ms. Paula G. Lassiter
COL Ellsworth E. Mayfield , Jr.
Mrs. Dana J. Bailey Jones
Mrs. Sandra Lathan
Ms. Tanya S. Mayfield
Captain Elmore J. Jones Jr.
Ms. Shirley J. Lathan
Ms. JoAnne O. Mazell
COL & Mrs. Freddie L. Jones (Ret)
Mr. Harvey P. Lawrence
Mrs. Tracie L. McCants
Ms. Isabelle H. Jones
Mrs. Shirley Barcliff Lawrence
Ms. Dorothy M. McClain
Mrs. Joyce L. Jones
Ms. Toni M. Lawrence
Mr. Alexander H. McClanahan
Ms. June A. Jones
Miss Lucille A. Layne
Ms. Michelle Y. McClure
Mr. Kevin L. Jones
Ms. Gloria Leathers
Ms. Jean M. McCoy
Mrs. Luwanda Foster Jones
Mrs. Carrie Marie Lee
Ms. Marva B. McCoy
Ms. Lynda D. Jones
Mrs. Grace A. Lee
Dr. Mary W. McCray
Ms. Patricia E. Jones
Ms. Regina L. Lee
Ms. Vikki D. McDonald
Mrs. Phyllis High Jones
Mr. Richard R. Lee
LT Audricia D. McKinney
Ms. Rosalind Jones
Ms. Bernestine D. LeGrande
Mr. Cirilo A. Mclaine
Mr. T. Irle Jones
Mrs. Ina M. Leiderman
Mr. Andre A. McManus
Mr. Terence A. Jones
Ms. Margaret R. Leopold
Mr. Robert J. McMichael
Mrs. Tunisia Jones
Mrs. Paula Krukin Levy
Mrs. Jamie W. McPherson
Mr. Lawrence Jordan
Mr. Norman A. Lewis
Ms. Joan H. McRae
Mrs. Melba Jordan
Mr. Terry D. Lewis
Ms. Carlethia E. McSwain
Ms. Rachel Jordan
Ms. Yvette Lewis
Ms. Bertha A. Medford
Ms. Awanta S. Joyner
Ms. Deborah T. Lichniak
Ms. Diane L. Medina
Mr. Britton A. Joyner
Mr. James Jay Liesener
COL & Mrs. Glenn M. Melton
Ronnie A. Joyner
Ms. Patrice L. Lindsay
Mr. Enrique A. Mendieta
Mrs. Eunice Booker Jubray
Mrs. Millie L. Little
Ms. Jessica Mensah
Mr. John G. Kamiru
Mr. Jeffrey Littlejohn
Ms. Antionette M. Mercer
Mrs. Janice M. Kauffman
Ms. Lorraine Lockhart
Mr. Matthew Michalec
Mr. Kurtis V. Kaufman
Mr. Abraham T. Logan Jr.
LTC (Ret) Alphonso L. Midgett
Mr. Gregory T. Keeton
Mrs. Mary Y. & Mr. Richard W. Lovingood
Ms. Barbara A. Miller-Cager
Ms. Lauren N. Kennedy
Mr. & Mrs. Winston C. Lowery Sr.
Mrs. Audrey W. Mills
Ms. Barbara Keys
Ms. Trina Y. Lucas
Mr. Jasper Mincey
Mrs. Linda D. Keys
Mrs. Lisa L. Lucas-Burke
Mr. Mario G. Mingo
Dr. & Mrs. Mushtaq A. Khan
Mr. William A. Ludwig
Ms. Angelque R. Mitchell
Mrs. Isabel Killough
Ms. Mara Lugo
Mr. Joaquin T. Mitchell
Mrs. Peggy B. King
Mrs. Colette P. Macin
Mr. Lucias T. Mitchell
Ms. Teresa M. King
Mrs. Georgia L. Mack
Mrs. Lucille L. Mitchell
Mrs. Dyora C. Kinsey
Mrs. Ocie M. Mack
Mr. Thomas A. Mitchell Jr.
Mrs. Arlisa J. Kirkton
Ms. Regina Mack-Abney
Mr. Lawrence Mondy Jr.
Ms. Myesha Kitchen
Mrs. Yolanda B. Maddox
Ms. Julia L. Monk
Ms. Donzella A. Knight
Mr. Keith A. Mallard
Ms. Annette Montgomery
Mr. Archie C. Knuckles
Ms. Kathleine P. Malone
Mrs. Bettye Montgomery Smith
Mr. Richard Koonce
Ms. Dianne M. Mangum
Ms. Judith Montgomery
Schandale Kornegay
Mr. William R. Mansell Jr.
Mr. Kevin L. Montgomery Jr.
Mr. Michael P. Kretschmer
Mr. Michael P. Mansfield
Mr. Edward L. Moody
Ms. Laurie A. Kwolek
Ms. Robin Marable
Eric O. Moody and Associates
Ms. Renata P. Moon
Mr. Dwayne Paxton
Ms. Latonya R. Rascoe
Ms. Devi A. Moore
Mrs. Susie G. Payne
Mr. Samuel Ray Jr.
Mr. Gregory B. Moore
Ms. Tia A. Payne
Mr. Jonathon L. Reap
Ms. Michelle N. Moore
Mr. Earon L. Payton
Ms. Anitra R. Reed
Mrs. Ronnette D. Moore
Mr. John Pearce
Mr. Anthony L. Reed
Mr. Shahrooz Moosavizadeh
Ms. Peggy W. Peebles
Mrs. Cynthia E. Reed
Mr. Cornell K. Morgan
Ms. Deborah L. Peele
Mr. & Mrs. James M. Reeves
Ms. Denise Morgan
Ms. Shirley B. Pegram
Mr. Kelvin A. Reid
Major Terry V. Morgan
Dr. Jesse L.S. Pendleton, Jr.
Ms. Barbara C. Revak
Mrs. Katherine P. Moriarty
Ms. Celethia D. Penn
Mrs. Lara Stith Revelle
Mr. Mark A. Morris
Mr. William T. Penn
Mr. & Mrs. Mario D. Reynolds
Ms. Patricia L. Mummert
Mr. Herman Penny
Ms. Joyce Rice
Ms. Florine Smith Murphy
Mrs. Angela D. Perkins
Ms. Jocelyn O. Rice-Saddler
Ms. Linda B. Murphy
Mrs. Carla A. Perry
Mrs. Adelina Marisa Richards
Mrs. Lorna W. Murphy
Mr. Clarence E. Perry III
Ms. Alma J. Ricks
Ms. Nancy K. Myrick
Ms. Jeanette C. Perry
Mr. Roscoe McClinton Ricks Jr.
Dr. Jack P. Neal, Jr.
Mr. Michael R. Perry
Mrs. Beatrice W. Riddick
Ms. Michelle K. Neal
Ms. Shantae D. Perry
Mr. Dwight Riddick
Mr. Sean E. Neary
Ms. Tanya C. Perry
Mrs. Linda P. Riley
Mr. Sheridan D. Nelson
Dr. & Mrs. George W. Pfeiffer
Ms. Brodwynn C. Roberts
Mrs. Shirley Lee Nelson
Ms. Esther P. Pierce
Mr. Kevin Roberts
Mr. William Winter Nesbitt
Mrs. Delores R. Pitt
Mrs. Armeta Haskins Robinson
Mrs. Deloris C. Newby
Mr. Phillip G. Pitts
Ms. Marlana L. Robinson
Dr. Cassandra L. Newby-Alexander
Mr. & Mrs. Richard S. Pitts
Mrs. Stacie V. Robinson
Mr. Dujuan L. Newsome
Mrs. Viola W. Pitts
Mrs. Vernetia Wilson Robinson
Ms. Jacqueline Nicholson
Ms. Pearline M. Pitts-Holt
Mr. Gregory L. Rodgers
Ms. Maureen M. Nixon
Ms. Alinka Pollock
Mr. Timothy A. Rodgers
Ms. Robin L. Nkwonta
Mr. Ernest E. Ponton
Ms. Barbara A. Rogers
Dr. Mikhail Noginov
Mr. Craig D. Pooler-Jones
Ms. Candace M. Rogers
Dr. Natalia Noginova
Ms. Regina Pope
Ms. Denise F. Rogers
Mrs. Annie H. Norfleet
Mr. Chris E. Porter
Ms. Myra L. Rogers
Mr. Robert E. Norris
COL (Ret) Donald L. Porter
Mrs. Frances Y. Rolan
Mrs. Cheryl D. Nottingham
Ms. Pamela L. Porter
Ms. Cynthia D. Rollins
Mr. Conrado E. Notyce
Ms. Susan C. Potter
Ms. Ernestine Y. Rollins
Dr. & Mrs. Anthony C. Nweke
Ms. Julienne Powell
Mrs. Georgia V. Rosenburg
Mrs. Sandra Olanitori
Mrs. Rhonda D. Powell
Mr. Maurice D. Rosier
Mrs. Eleonora M. Olariu
Ms. Tammy Q. Powell
Alphonso Ross, LTC US Army (RET)
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Mr. Vernon E. Prather
Mrs. Jane Bloodworth Rowe
Mr. & Mrs. Adewale Victor Oshin
Ms. Janice M. Prentiss
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Mr. William L. Prentiss
Ms. Nadine M. Rozier
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Mr. Richard T. Outland
Mrs. Dorothy S. Price
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Ms. Diane C. Owens
Ms. Theresa Ann Price
Ms. Sherry L. Saenz
Mrs. Gloria P. Pamplin
Ms. Angela M. Proctor
Mrs. Lorene Marable Safavinia
Ms. Etta A. Parham
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Ms. Krystal O. Salaam
Ms. Frances E. Parker
Mrs. Anna Pucciarelli
Dr. & Mrs. Otto C. Sampson, Jr.
Mr. Joseph E Parker, Jr.
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Mrs. Bettye Sanders
Mrs. Fannie D. Parker-Bennett
Mrs. Mary Purrington
Ms. Helen C. Sanders
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Mr. Elmore E. Rainey Jr.
Mr. James L. Satchell
Ms. Doris Saunders Parrish
Mr. Rakhim Rakhimov
Mrs. Comarth G. Saunders
Ms. Sheila G. Patrick
Mr. Edward T. Randall
Mr. & Mrs. Gloria M. Saunders
Mr. & Mrs. Charles E. Patterson
Mrs. Barbara C. Randolph
Mrs. Pamela D. Saunders
Mr. Julien G. Patterson
Ms. Marion T. Ransom
Ms. Evelyn D. Sawyer
Mrs. Myra E. Patterson
Mrs. Sherry T. Ransom
Mrs. Millicent A. Sawyer
Mrs. Linda H. Scanlan
Ms. Sante Octavia Smith
Dr. Sandra E. Taylor
Mr. Alphonso L. Scott, Sr.
Ms. Valarie A. Smith
Ms. Tarvaris T. Taylor
Ms. Capucine Scott
Mr. Vincent T. Smith
Ms. Venita N. Taylor
Mr. & Mrs. Charles P. Scott, Jr.
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Ms. Bernadette Y. Smith
Mr. Leroy L. Studivant
Mr. Kenneth L. Wallace
Mrs. Beverly A. Smith
Mr. & Mrs. Harry P. Styles
Mr. Franklin D. Walton
Ms. Bridgette Y. Smith
Mr. Dexter Sullivan
Ms. Gwendolyn L. Walton
Ms. Carolyn D. Smith
Mr. William Sullivan
Ms. Alice Wamsley
Mr. Curtis A. Smith Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Dempsey Sumler
Mr. & Mrs. James E. Ward Sr.
Ms. Deloris H. Smith
Ms. Esther M. Sutton
Mrs. Lynda Cox Ward
Mr. Edward D. Smith
Ms. Yolanda R. Swain
Ms. Robin D. Ward
Mr. & Mrs. G. Turan Smith
Mr. Robert C. Switalski
Mrs. Karen F. Warden
Ms. Josephine E. Smith
Ms. Mercedes H. Tabron
Ms. Paula D. Ware
Ms. Kimberly R. Smith
Mr. Michael K. Tarpley
Mrs. Joyce Dollar Warren
Ms. Lauren M. Smith
Mr. Cecil A. Taylor
Mr. & Mrs. Nathaniel Warren Jr.
Mrs. Margaret Smith
Mr. Elvin S. Taylor
Mrs. Theresa A. Buffalow-Washington
Ms. Mary L. Smith
Ms. Gwendolyn Barnett Taylor
Mrs. Johnnie Drucilla Washington-Thomas
Mrs. Mia R. Smith
Mrs. Gwendolyn Y. Taylor
Ms. Marilyn H. Watkins
Mr. & Mrs. Obie Smith
Ms. Katrina P. Taylor
Ms. Sharon D. Watson
Mr. & Mrs. Pat Smith
Mr. Maurice C. Taylor
Ms. Michelle E. Webb
Ms. Sandra M. Smith
Mrs. Phyllis R. Taylor
Mr. Rowland L. Webb
Mr. Trent R. Webb
Mrs. Denise D. Woodfin
Philip Morris, USA
Mr. Earl R. Webster
Mr. Kenneth Woodley
Suntrust Banks, Inc.
Ms. Helen J. Weiss
Mr. Caesar Woods
The Peck Company
Ms. Lashawn Welch
Mrs. Cheryl W. Wilson
The Town Foundation
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Wells
Ms. Alicia R. Wright
Verizon Foundation
Ms. Cheryl D. Westray
Ms. Barbara T. Wright
Zel Technologies, LLC
Mrs. Robin B. West-Vellere
Mr. John K. Wright
Ms. Juanita D. Wharton
Dr. & Mrs. Otha L. Wright, Jr.
$5,000 - $9,999
Mr. Ray Wharton
Ms. Sarah B. Wright
Clark-Nexsen Architecture & Engineering
Ms. Angela M. White
Mr. Timothy E. Wright
Coca-Cola
Mrs. Harriet E. White
Dr. William H. Wright
Dominion Resources Services Inc.
Mrs. Karen L. White
Ms. Beverlyn L. Wyche
Exxon Foundation
Mrs. Lacretia and Mr. Matthew White
Mr. Christopher Wynder, Sr.
Ford Motor Company
Mr. Leon N. White
Mrs. Pauline C. Wynn
Goodman and Company, CPA's
Mr. Phillip J. White
Mr. Chunsheng Xin
I. Sherman Greene Chorale
Ms. Dorothy L. Whitehead
Dr. and Mrs. Kaiping Xu
New Calvary Baptist Church
Honorable Charles B. Whitehurst Sr.
Ms. Karen Y. Yancey
Norfolk Southern Foundation
Mr. Clarence L. Whitehurst
Mr. Randall M. Yancey
NSU Alumni Greater Northern Virginia
Major Tracy D. Whitehurst
Mr. Al-Mateen A. Yazid
NSU Alumni New York
Mr. Milton Whitfield
Ms. Carla L. Young
Metropolitan Chapter
Mr. Jimmie Whitley
Ms. Darlene F. Young
NSU Alumni Portsmouth Chapter
Mr. Joseph L. Wiggins
Mrs. Pearl Young
NSU Alumni Virginia Beach Chapter
Mr. & Mrs. Wilbert Wiggins
Mr. Scott A. Young
Pulte Homes
Dr. & Mrs. John F. Wiggs*
Ms. Yvonne Young
Sicash Builders, Inc.
Major and Mrs. Andre L. Wiley
Ms. Constance F. Zimmerman
$2,500 - $4,999
Ms. Thelma M. Wilkerson
American Honda Motor Company, Inc.
Mrs. Beverly Perkins Williams
Corporations, Foundations
andOrganizations
Mr. Calvin L. Williams Jr.
$100,000 and Above
Bank Street Memorial Baptist Church
Ms. Alice H. Williams
Ms. Cynthia Williams
Ms. Deirdre Williams
Microsoft Corporation
David L. Babson & Company
The Virginian-Pilot
Department of Health & Human
$50,000 - $99,999
Dominion Physical Therapy &
Services/FDA
Mrs. Gloria N. Williams
COL (Ret) and Mrs. Howard M. Williams
Mr. Leo Virginius Williams
Lumina Foundation for Education
Mr. Linwood D. Williams Sr.
The Norfolk Foundation
Ms. Mary E. Williams
Wal-Mart Foundation
Mr. Roscoe R. Williams
Mr. Sam J. Williams
$25,000 - $49,999
Communication Technologies, Inc.
The Sallie Mae Fund
Park, Inc.
Lambda Omega Chapter of
Omega Psi Phi
NSU Alumni D.C. Chapter
NSU Alumni Chesapeake Chapter
Mrs. Veda F. Williams
Mr. Wynn E. Williams
Associates, Inc.
First Baptist Church of Highland
IBM Corporation
Mr. Michael L. Williams
Mr. Roger W. Williams
Bank of America
$10,000 - $24,999
NSU Alumni Norfolk Chapter
AGL Resources, Inc.
NSU Alumni Peninsula Chapter
Mrs. Carolyn C. Wilson
AMERIGROUP Corporation
NSU Choir
Ms. Ethel Mae Wilson
DCES Educational Services
Sodexho, Inc. and Affiliates
Mr. Josiah B. Wilson Jr.
Ewing M. Kauffman Foundation
Third Baptist Church
Mr. Ricky J. Wilson
First Baptist Church Berkley
Virginia Hospitality & Travel Ind. Assoc.,Inc
Ms. Tara S. Wilson
Grove Baptist Church
Waldo & Lyle, PC
Major Willie A. Wilson, Jr.
Landmark Communications Foundation
Youth Entertainment Studios, Inc.
Ms. Linda B. Winkfield
Minority Access, Inc.
Dr. Shirley S. Winstead
Northrop Grumman Newport News
Mrs. Diana Y. Witcher
NSU Alumni Association, Inc.
Kara A. Witzke, PH.D.
NSU Alumni Military Chapter
LTC and Mrs. James E. Wood
NSU Alumni Raleigh-Durham Chapter
Ms. Carolyn C. Williamson-Woodard
$1 - $2,499
Middle King William Senior Citizens Center
Unity Choral Group
A.O. Davidson Council, District #1, OES
Mount Gilead Baptist Church
Unity Church of Tidewater
Abbott Laboratories
Mount Pleasant Baptist Church
Uplift U & ME LLC
Advanced Technology Systems
Mr. S's Chartered Services, Inc.
USASBE - Coleman Operating Account
Advantis Real Estate Services
NAACP Norfolk Branch
VA Music Educators Association Inc.
Allstate Foundation
National Council of Negro Women, Inc.
Valco Supply, Inc.
American Express Foundation
Nextel
Village Church
Arabia Temple Number 12
Norfolk Host Lions Club
Voices of Norfolk Concert Choir, Inc.
AT&T Foundation
Norfolk Nighthawks
Wachovia Bank, N.A.
Atcom Incorporated
NRT Incorporated
Walgreens
Atonement Episcopal Church
NSU Alumni Band Chapter
Wal-Mart Store #1811
Bachelor-Benedict Social Club
NSU Alumni Cheerleaders
Walt Disney Company Foundation
BellSouth
NSU Alumni Houston Chapter
WAVY-TV 10
Beverly's Driving School
NSU Alumni Metro Atlanta Chapter
Wesley Center AME Zion Church
Bowe's Bonding & Realty Company
NSU Alumni Prince George's County
Woman's Club of Norfolk
Bowman Green & Kelly PLLC
Chapter
World Reach, Inc.
Calvary Revival Church
NSU Alumni San Diego Chapter
WTG Design Consultants
Carolina Country Kitchen, Inc.
NSU Alumni Suffolk Chapter
Zonta Club of Hampton Roads
Checkered Flag Motor Car Company, Inc.
NSU Golden Key Honour Society
Children First Child Care Center
NSU Pre-Alumni Club
CI Travel
Old St. Paul's Church
Citigroup Foundation
Omega Psi Phi - Pi Gamma Chapter
City of Norfolk
Portsmouth Academy of
Colonial Williamsburg Foundation
Medicine Foundation
Covenant Presbyterian Church Choir
Providence Baptist Church
Cox Communications of Hampton
Prudential Foundation
Roads, Inc.
Reliable Builders, Inc.
Crocker Funeral Home, Inc.
Roberts Business Services
Delta Air Lines Foundation
Rose of Sharon Missionary Baptist Church
E.L. Hamm & Associates, Inc.
Sara Lee Foundation
Eli Lilly & Company
Second Baptist Church East End
Excellent Commercial Cleaning, Inc.
Second Calvary Baptist Church
Executive Services Auto Brokers LTD
Sentara Healthcare
FleetBoston Financial Foundation
Shakey's
Gamma Delta Omega Chapter,
Shiloh Baptist Church
AKA Sorority, Inc.
Southeastern Virginia Arts Association
General Motors Foundation
St. John Baptist Church
Gifford's Rentals
St. Mark Missionary Baptist Church
Glasser & Glasser, P.L.C.
St. Stephens Episcopal Church
Global Consulting Group, Inc. (GCGI)
Students In Free Enterprise
Heart to Heart Family Life &
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Educational Ctr
Tee's Music House
Inomedic, Inc.
Temple Mortgage LLC
Intel Foundation
Tesoro Corporation
Internal Revenue Service - Lanham, MD
Tetra Tech Inc.
IOTA Phi Lambda Sorority Alpha
The Cathedral Church of St. Paul
Chi Chapter
The Charity Giving Station
J. Wade Powell & Associates
The Mahels Corporation
Jones Printing Service, Inc.
The Tom Joyner Foundation, Inc.
JPM Financial Services
Tidewater Korean American Association
Kappa Kappa Psi Tau Beta Sigma
Tropical Delights
Kroger
Tyco
Lockheed Martin Corporation
U. S. Department of Army
LTD Management Co., Inc.
MA & PA Productions
EEO & Civil Rights
United Council of Civic League
Gifts were given in honor of:
Gifts were given in memory of:
Mr. Phillip and Mrs. Patricia Adams
Mr. Thomas H. Atkins, Jr.
Mr. Johnny Hayes
Ms. Aida Blair
Mr. Reginald and Mrs. Inez Pettiford Billups
Ms. Agnes Moore Morris Jennings
Dr. Edward L. Brown
Dr. Herman H. Bozeman
Dr. Charles Leslie Jennings
Dr. Helen P. Bessent Byrd
Ms. Antonise Branch
Ms. Patricia Coleman Jones
Mr. D. Bryan Dodson
Dr. Lyman Beecher Brooks
Mr. W.T. and Mrs. Vivian Mason
Mr. Colvin Gibson
Mr. Charlie and Mrs. Rosa Brown
Mrs. Iris Perkins
Dr. Carl W. Haywood
Ms. Elaine H. Brown
Mr. Sanford Perkins
Dr. Dong Soo Kim
Dr. G.W.C. Brown
Mr. Isaac Ridley
Mr. Clyde McDaniel
Dr. Iris G. Brown
Mrs. Audrey N. Robins
Dr. Marie McDemmond
Ms. Willie M. Blanchard Brown
Dr. Noah Ryder
Mrs. Marilyn B. Morrison
Mr. L.W. Chatman
Mr. Arthur A. Wall
Dr. Chinedu Okala
Mr. Clarence D. and
Dr. Alvin Walter
Dr. Emeka J. Okoli
Mrs. Mary B. Coleman
Dr. Georgia A. Ryder
Dr. William Colson
Dr. Anthony W. Sherman
Mrs. Vannie McCoy Crudup
Dr. Hugo Owens
Mr. H.W. Faulkner
Mr. Eric K. Wilson
Mr. Roy and Mrs. Lois Woods
Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this list.
We apologize for any errors or omissions. Please send inquiries to: [email protected]
Office of the President
Norfolk State University • 700 Park Avenue • Norfolk, VA 23504-8060
(757) 823-8670 • www.nsu.edu

President Report 2003-2004

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