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By the Numbers Data Analytics Professional Continues Spelman’s Legacy of Pioneering Women in STEM

Daphne L. Smith, Ph.D., C’80 President Mary Schmidt Campbell’s Message of Hope at a Time of Crisis

THE ALUMNAE MAGAZINE OF | SPRING 2020 | VOL. 131 NO. 1 SPELMAN

EDITOR All submissions should be sent to: Renita Mathis Spelman Messenger Office of Alumnae Engagement COPY EDITOR 350 Spelman Lane, S.W., Box 304 Vickie G. Hampton , GA 30314 OR http://www.spelmanlane.org/SpelmanMessengerSubmissions GRAPHIC DESIGNER Garon Hart Submission Deadlines: Fall Issue: Jan. 1 – May 31 ALUMNAE DATA MANAGER Spring Issue: June 1 – Dec. 31 Danielle K. Moore ALUMNAE NOTES EDITORIAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE Alumnae Notes is dedicated to the following: Jessie Brooks • Education Joyce Davis • Personal (birth of a child or marriage) Linda Patton, C’88 • Professional Please include the date of the event in your submission. Wood, C’90

TAKE NOTE! EDITORIAL INTERNS Take Note! is dedicated to the following alumnae Melody Greene, C’2020 achievements: Angelica Johnson, C’2019 • Published Catherine A. Myrick, C’2021 • Appearing in films, or on stage Riley, C’2021 • Special awards, recognition and appointments Please include the date of the event in your submission. WRITERS Maynard Eaton BOOK NOTES Connie Greene Freightman Book Notes is dedicated to alumnae and faculty authors. Vickie G. Hampton Please submit review copies. Adrienne S. Harris Donna Williams Lewis, C’79 IN MEMORIAM We honor our Spelman sisters. If you receive notice Alicia Sands Lurry of the death of a Spelman sister, please contact the Kia Smith, C’2004 Office of Alumnae Engagement at 404-270-5048 or Linda Patton, associate director of alumnae engagement, at PHOTOGRAPHERS [email protected]. For verification purposes, please Scott King include a printed program, newspaper acknowledgment or Ben Kornegay electronic link with your submission. Curtis McDowell Furery Reid CLARIFICATION Spelman College Archives On page 15 of the fall 2019 Spelman Messenger, we featured Dr. Juvonda Hodge, C’92. In the article, Hodge questioned if there www.spelman.edu were other surgeons prior to her class year. Well, there are. In addition to Dr. Ruby Skinner, C’89, who was mentioned The Spelman Messenger is published twice a year by in the article, there was her classmate, Dr. Anita T. Johnson. Spelman College, 350 Spelman Lane, S.W., Atlanta, Johnson is director, Breast Surgical Oncology, Cancer 30314-4399, free of charge for alumnae, Treatment Centers of America-Atlanta, and adjunct clinical donors, trustees and friends of the College. Recipients professor of surgery for Morehouse School of Medicine. wishing to change the address to which the Spelman Messenger is sent should notify the editor, giving both Also, before the 1989 graduates, there was Dr. Hueldine old and new addresses. Third-class postage paid at Webb, C’73, who became an orthopedic surgeon. Atlanta, Georgia. Publication No. 510240

CREDO Founded in 1885, the Spelman Messenger is the alumnae magazine of Spelman College and is committed to educating, serving and empowering Black women. The content of the Messenger is designed to share news and events about the College and alumnae, as well as discuss Spelman’s leadership role in addressing a wide range of issues relevant to our community. THE ALUMNAE MAGAZINE OF SPELMAN SPELMAN COLLEGE SPRING 2020

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On the Cover It is Rocket Science Saluting Women in STEM Daphne Smith is a pioneering woman in For many, it’s rocket science, but for these four Approximately 34% of Spelman students continuing the legacy of STEM professionals. women, physics is second nature. major in a science, technology, engineering and mathematics-related fields. Here are just a few COVER PHOTO BY SCOTT KING STEM alumnae. contents

FEATURES SPECIAL FEATURE 12 Daphne Smith continues the 2 President’s Message 22 Women in STEM Spelman legacy of pioneering 4 Spelman Scenes A salute to women in STEM- women in mathematics. related fields. BY CONNIE GREEN FREIGHTMAN 10 ARTS@Spelman 16 Four exceptional physics 26 Faculty Highlights majors fuel the “Why Spelman?” question. 29 Granddaughters Club BY DONNA LEWIS, C’79, AND 30 Book Notes BY FRANK MCCOY 33 Alumnae Notes 34 Take Notes 40 In Memoriam 41 Donor Roll

SPRING 2020 » 1 From the PRESIDENT’S OFFICE A Message of Hope

hen I frst set out to safely. And we did. Through the tireless write this column, it efforts of our provost, Sharon Davies, was an opportunity to J.D., and vice provost for global educa- thank you, our Spelman tion ’Dimeji Togunde, Ph.D., all of our Walumnae, for your unwavering support. students returned home safely. At the same time, I was eager to share Then, the virus arrived in Atlanta. news of the continuing success of our As spring break approached, it extraordinary Spelman students and the became clear that with the virus crossing dedicated faculty and staff responsible for the ocean and landing with such ferocity, their outstanding education. I was look- housing students in residence halls was ing forward to letting you know that the akin to having a cruise ship on campus. 2019 U.S. News & World Report rank- Large gatherings for classes, events or ings continue to place Spelman College just casual socializing made “physical in the forefront of all liberal arts colleges distancing” as a major preventive strategy – No. 6 among liberal arts colleges on a near impossibility. social mobility and innovation – and still Moving quickly, Spelman, along with the No. 1 HBCU. its academic partners in the Atlanta Because the Spelman community University Center — Morehouse School is especially excited about the launch of Medicine, and of the Atlanta University Center’s new — made sev- Data Science Initiative, this issue of the eral decisions. We extended spring Messenger celebrates that launch by fea- break for a week, and under the guidance turing star alumna Daphne Smith, Ph.D., of our vice president for student affairs, C’80, the frst African American woman Darryl Hollman, Ph.D., moved students to earn a Ph.D. in mathematics from the out of the residence halls and, through the Institute of Technology. offce of provost Davies, transitioned 800 Dr. Smith is renowned as a healthcare courses from in-person to online instruc- data analyst, specializing in disease man- tion. Our dean of Sisters , the Rev. agement. I am pleased to our fea- Neichelle Guidry, Ph.D., established “For ture on such an accomplished career. the Soul of Spelman,” a virtual gathering However, with the coronavirus out- to provide solace and spiritual community break, I decided to use my message to for our students during this time. Also, a focus on how Spelman has responded to number of faculty and staff set up virtual this health crisis and share with you why gathering spaces. Our vice president for I am so hopeful. institutional advancement, Jessie Brooks, Our frst sign of the virus’s impact and his team quickly set up an emergency showed up through our study abroad fund for those students who would expe- programs. Two dozen Spelmanites were rience hardships as a result of the abrupt studying during the spring semester in changes. Your generosity to that fund, my countries all over the globe: Japan, Italy, Sisters, has been overwhelming. South , Morocco, and To protect the health and safety of Brazil were just a few of the destinations. faculty and staff, as well as students, our As the virus spread around the globe, it chief fnancial offcer, Dawn Alston, and became apparent we needed to do every- her team instituted a telecommuting pol- thing possible to bring our students home icy that allows some employees to work

2 » SPELMAN MESSENGER remotely from home. Because we still enthusiasm in shift- have 65 students who remain on campus ing from in-person because they are not able to go home, the to online instruction. College retains on-campus staff essential Some were completely for their health and safety, as well as the new to online and ongoing operations of the campus. Ms. participated in week- Alston and her team have also expertly long training sessions. managed the fnances of the College as Students are working the disruptions brought unexpected costs. their way through ini- Our associate vice president for gov- tial barriers to adjust ernment relations and my chief of staff, to a new learning for- Helga Greenfeld, and Ms. Alston worked mat. Staff members are closely with our Georgia legislators and shifting roles to accom- the United Negro College Fund during modate the new real- the spring break and beyond to assemble ity. The College has a fnancial assistance program for higher purchased laptops, tablets, new soft- education with particular attention to ware, internet hot spots, cloud storage HBCUs. Their good work has paid off. and additional capacity for our various Though the federal assistance will not online platforms. In the process, we are cover all of the additional costs incurred fnding that we are re-writing the script by the College, as a result of the health for higher education every day with resil- crisis, it will certainly go a long way ience, resolve and imagination. toward mitigating the impact. That is why I am hopeful. For our students, the abrupt move off I am hopeful, because we have dem- campus was a major upheaval in their onstrated we have resilience, resolve and lives. To watch them pack up and leave imagination to re-envision ourselves. was to witness young people in mourn- Spelman and every college and university ing. They are experiencing real loss. They in the country will be forever changed by are losing the enduring face-to-face rela- this crisis and will need every bit of that tionships they have forged with friends, imagination, as well as a spirit of inno- faculty and staff. They are losing the vation, to shape its future. What shape spellbinding spirit of spring at Spelman, will higher education take? As of now, a time that brings many of the ceremonies we don’t know, but we do know that we hold dear: Founders Day, Class Day, Spelman can rely on its deep reservoirs the walk through the arch, baccalaure- of faith and its capacity to remain, in ate, commencement and, of course for the words of our hymn, “undaunted by you, my Sisters, reunion. Our Offce of the fght.” Alumnae Engagement is working hard to have a virtual experience for Founders Keep the faith, Day and replace many of our other cer- emonies for later this year. Despite the disruptions, I remain hope- ful. In the weeks, I have witnessed a community rally as I have never before Mary Schmidt Campbell, Ph.D. seen. Faculty responded with energy and President, Spelman College

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COLLEGE ORGANIST JOYCE JOHNSON IS A GIFT THAT KEEPS GIVING TO SPELMAN

BY ALICIA SANDS LURRY

Dressed in a long-sleeved, gray knit dress complemented by a The concert has vastly changed since its founding at Spelman silver necklace and matching earrings, a spry and cheerful Joyce in 1928 by the late Kemper Harreld. As late as 1953, the pro- Finch Johnson, D.Mus., sits as comfortably poised at the gram was an intimate program featuring the Atlanta-Spelman- Holtkamp organ in Sisters Chapel as she would in the solitude Morehouse Chorus and the clubs. The prelude was quiet of her own home. and meditative, candelabras were lit, the choral groups were For Johnson, Sisters Chapel is home. It’s the home she’s smaller, and Spelman students wore short white dresses. known since first arriving at Spelman College in 1953 to teach As the groups grew in size, the stage was extended and risers theory and serve as fac- became necessary. Candle-lighting ulty accompanist for the cho- became hazardous and was discon- ral groups. After two years, tinued. The Spelman women began she became the College organ- wearing long black choral gowns. ist, a role she still fulfills, and Even the organ prelude changed, that allows her to share becoming more robust and excit- her musical gifts and talent ing, rather than reflective and quiet. with the Spelman and Atlanta In the early years, the chorus communities. sang mostly spirituals and folk According to Johnson, “it’s Christmas songs from other coun- all in a day’s work, but it does tries like Poland, , require lots of preparation. and Spain. In the past 25 years or “As the College organist, so, the concert’s repertoire became it has been my job to support more diverse and now includes both the chapel-related activi- anthems, spirituals, gospel music ties, including the chapel wor- and even rap. Also, in the earlier ship services, and the concerts, only the organ and piano College-related events such as were used to accompany. convocations, Founders Day, “I remember when the selection commencement, baccalaure- ‘Betelehemu’ was first introduced,” ate and any other services that Johnson recalls. “It was novel and occur in the chapel,” says people resented the use of African Johnson, whose warm, gra- drums in the concert. Now, drums cious and witty nature has and a variety of instruments are made her a member used extensively to enhance the of the Spelman community. singing and make the program “It’s just my job and one that Dr. Johnson recently received the American Guild of Organists’s exciting.” I have enjoyed immensely Edward A. Hansen Leadership Award for her long and In 1979, shortly after Morehouse with the hope that it has been distinguished career at Spelman, her devotion to the Guild, and for built the Martin Luther King Jr. appreciated through the years enriching the lives of others through teaching and performing. International Chapel that seated by this community and the wider Atlanta community.” nearly 2,500, it was decided that two of the three performances For decades, Johnson has served as organist for the annual should be there in order to accommodate more people. Spelman-Morehouse Christmas Carol Concert, where her “The crowds had become so large at Spelman, with people performances are just as anticipated as those of the Spelman standing around the walls and other people not admitted, we and Morehouse glee clubs. An accomplished, award-winning took the opportunity to go to Morehouse for some perfor- organist and concert pianist, she participated most recently in mances,” says Johnson. the 93rd Annual Spelman-Morehouse Christmas Carol concert As the choral programming continues to evolve, so does in December. Johnson’s organ repertoire. Each year, she takes the opportunity

4 » SPELMAN MESSENGER For decades, Dr. Joyce Johnson has served as the Spelman College organist.

One year for the Christmas carol concert, Dr. Johnson also directed the glee club. to learn new Christmas organ music to share with audiences. , so I’m happy that we’re able to give something meaning- Preparation for the Christmas carol concert is intensive. In ful and enriching to the community and that we can continue addition to spending many hours practicing the music, the the tradition of excellent music here,” she says. larger challenge is that of programming the organs at Spelman Carnella Stewart, C’69, and her classmate Carolyn Davenport, and Morehouse — which she says are two totally different C’69, are among the droves of Atlantans who love the concert instruments. She decides on registrations (the colors), puts them and have made it an annual tradition. Both agree that Johnson into the computer-like mechanism to ensure the music is perfect, makes the program particularly special. or “camera ready,” as she calls it. “Dr. Johnson does such a wonderful job performing, and “My heart is warm and with deep appreciation for the the music is spiritually uplifting, which is always so important,” College continuing to offer this quality music of various genres Stewart says. “The array of music is so powerful and for the city of Atlanta and largely our African American com- interesting.” munity,” says Johnson, who recently received the American “She’s amazing,” adds Davenport, who received organ les- Guild of Organists’s Edward A. Hansen Leadership Award for sons from Johnson and has attended the concert since 1975. her long and distinguished career at Spelman, her devotion to “I’ always regarded Dr. Johnson as a role model of excellence. the Guild, and for enriching the lives of others through teaching She is so talented and skillful.” and performing. “The Christmas carol concert is a gift to our people. Families Alicia Sands Lurry is a writer, communications and public bring their children and their neighbors to start their Christmas engagement officer.

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CHRISTMAS CAROL CONCERT

As always, the 93rd Annual Spelman- Morehouse Christmas Carol Concert held from Dec. 6 - 8, 2019, was performed to a packed house at Spelman, Saturday, Dec. 7. In addition to the traditional favorites — including “ to God,” “We Are Christmas” and “Betelehemu” — new songs to the repertoire included “Children, Go Where I Send Thee,” “Ave Maria” and “Jesus, What a Wonderful Child.”

This was the 93rd Annual Spelman-Morehouse Christmas Carol Concert.

Morehouse College Glee Club performing the classic “Betelehemu.”

Spoken word artist and former glee club member, Iyana Davis, C’2009, raps in the new song “Children, Go Where I Send Thee.”

Spelman College Glee Club performing a concert favorite “We Are Christmas.”

6 » SPELMAN MESSENGER A DREAM TO RETURN TO SUDAN AN ENTREPRENEUR EARNS STUDENT INTERNSHIP WITH BRIGHTHOUSE

BY RENITA MATHIS

In the dead of night, some 20 years ago, 4-year-old Julia Julima, Also, she took the company to task on diversity in their her , father and year-old sister left war-torn Sudan to workplace, asking what it was like to be Black in the presti- travel by boat up the Nile River into . It is a forever- gious firm. After a few milquetoast answers, Julima wanted memory etched in her mind. to know more. “I remember being mesmerized because it was night, and “I went to their [office]. Usually, when you go to the [office] there was fire and torches we used to walk to the boat,” says of any company, it’s White,” says Julima. “It was the opposite. Julima, C’2022, an major. “I’ve never returned home I have been impressed every step of the way with BrightHouse.” since leaving, but my dream is to someday return and start my Although the company has Atlanta University Center stu- own company creating bedding using African fabrics. dents throughout its parent company BCG, and BrightHouse “There’s a level of hope I want to be able to impart… to was founded and is headquartered in Atlanta, this was the first help my people and my country … that I’m not able to do right concerted effort to recruit within the AUC. now. I hope that in the next five years, I’m ready,” she says. “For us, the visits to the AUC, and Spelman specifically, were That purpose-centered vision is why Julima was selected two-fold. First, it was to be more intentional in our recruiting from a pool of student applicants to receive a summer intern- within Atlanta. We think Atlanta has a very unique role as a ship at BrightHouse, a global creative consultancy and a center of culture and is similar to our other growing offices in Consulting Group company. and ,” says , group creative director “As we recruit interns, we look for candidates who will in Atlanta. “[Atlanta] provides a valuable of view for enable a strong ‘value exchange’ during their time with us,” our purpose-centered work. Our clients expect that we will says Chip Gross, BrightHouse managing director, Atlanta. “Julia bring teams that are representative and celebrate a diversity of from the start had done her homework and came prepared to thought. Spelman aligns well with our objectives.” ask thoughtful questions about the consultancy and our work. At BrightHouse, we describe everyone within our ‘house’ as a , and we expect all of our thinkers to engage and bring new ideas to the table. That’s exactly what Julia did and undoubtedly will continue to do once she joins us.” A transfer student into the Pauline E. Drake Scholars Pro- gram, a curriculum that offers mature learners an opportunity to begin or complete their college studies, Julima, who is 25, came to know about Spelman at first from a rap song and then from a Morehouse College graduate while a student at San Diego Mesa College. Through the United Nations High Commission for Refugees Program, which works to protect and assist refugees around the world, Julima and her family landed in San Diego — not in or Amarillo, , like her father was hoping — after living in Egypt for three years. In San Diego, Julima thrived, working several jobs and attending college. Through her diverse job holdings, the erudite Julima realized she learned best working in the field and developed an acumen for numbers and business. After completing SDMC, she applied to one school – Spelman – and was accepted. Julima will join BrightHouse for a 10-week internship, June 1 to Aug. 7, as a strategy intern working with clients to research and analyze who they are, their unique characteristics, and how they are best positioned to execute a more comprehensive, purpose-centric strategy across their organizations.

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JANE E. SMITH: A LEGACY OF EMPOWERING LEADERS

BY KIA SMITH, C’2004

On the desk of Jane E. Smith, Ed.D., Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s body lay in with the National Hockey League. “I C’68, sits the bust of educator-activist rest in the [Sisters] Chapel.” had never met a young woman who had and women’s rights leader Mary McLeod It was these experiences that provided gotten her from Harvard, and Bethune, the behind Smith’s Smith with the racial-equity lens that would she was this sassy, beautiful, young and career as an educator, nonproft executive shape her work throughout her career. vibrant woman who was [assistant to and maker of leaders. then-President Donald Stewart].” “I used the Mary McLeod After working as the director of Bethune model to engage freshman studies under President Spelman students in training Albert E. Manley, Smith was pro- that would prepare them to moted to assistant to President be leaders anywhere,” says Stewart in 1976. The position Smith. placed an alumna in the president’s In December 2019, Smith offce, a compromise made with retired from her position as students who had demanded the vice president for college rela- Spelman College Board of Trustees tions at Spelman after serving appoint an alumna as president. four Spelman presidents. She assisted Stewart in navigat- However, her Spelman ing the city and managing Title journey began long before III funds and alumnae relations. her presidential service. “The More importantly, Smith adventure started in nursery emerged as a leader who inspired school, and I walked out in students. December saying, ‘Job well “She has always been an inspi- done!’” rational leader, and I think the women just gravitated toward Let Her First Steps Be her leadership style,” says Davis. Toward Spelman “She was an empowering force “I was raised in a race-con- for those years and for the years scious family,” says Smith, an she ran [Spelman’s] Leadership Atlanta native whose grand- Center.” father, the Rev. Harvey Smith, Smith left Spelman to serve in was a Baptist minister and an senior leadership positions at sev- associate of the Rev. Martin eral national nonprofts in the ’80s Luther King Sr. “My parents and ’90s. She was president and put me in the Spelman College Nursery Engaging and chief executive of the National Council School because they knew it would mean Empowering Women of Negro Women and chief executive of a foundation for upward mobility as a Kimberly Davis, C’81, frst encountered Business and Professional Women/USA. person who belonged to the Black race.” Smith in 1977 during her frst year at She also held leadership positions at Smith returned to Spelman as a sociol- Spelman. She quickly became an admirer. INROADS and The Carter Center, and ogy major in 1964, immediately after the “Jane has this amazing way of engag- was appointed by President to sit-in era of the . ing and empowering women,” says Davis, the National Women’s Business Council. “Eight of us started a group called who currently works as the executive vice In 2004, Smith returned to Spelman Sisters in Blackness as the next step to the president responsible for social impact, as executive director of the Center for sit-ins, and our class was there to witness growth initiatives and legislative affairs Leadership and Civic Engagement at the

8 » SPELMAN MESSENGER request of President Daniel Tatum. In addition to directing WOCC, Smith Davis, who worked with Tatum as an also established Spelpreneurs and advanced executive on loan from JPMorgan Chase the Women of Excellence Leadership Series, to establish the Leadership Center, felt two programs that helped students develop Smith was the perfect leader to inherit the skills needed to become national and global program she’d begun. leaders. It was Smith’s commitment to “Jane’s passion has always been around leadership and the College that led cur- the leadership and the empowerment of rent President Mary Schmidt Campbell to Black women,” Davis says. “She was the appoint her vice president for college rela- “JANE’S PASSION HAS perfect one to take the helm of LEADS tions in 2015. ALWAYS BEEN because she could shepherd it and integrate it with the pedagogy of the school so it Full Circle AROUND THE would be sustainable.” One of Smith’s students, Farris Christine LEADS was a safe space for women Watkins, C’2019, applied for the WEL LEADERSHIP AND THE of color to gather annually to discuss the Series during her senior year. She says EMPOWERMENT unique challenges of their work experi- the lessons on integrity and intention are ences, and it empowered students with standouts for her as she prepares to become OF BLACK WOMEN.” the leadership skills needed to navigate chief executive offcer at Willie A. Watkins their future workplaces. Funeral Home Inc. — KIMBERLY DAVIS, EXECUTIVE VICE It was under Smith’s leadership that “What Dr. Smith taught me has def- PRESIDENT RESPONSIBLE FOR SOCIAL IMPACT, GROWTH INITIATIVES AND the Spelman College Women of Color nitely translated. I literally take something LEGISLATIVE AFFAIRS WITH THE Conference became the pre-eminent from the WEL Series every day, if not twice NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE leadership conference for professional or three times a day, in my feld,” says women of color in the Southeastern region. Watkins. “She has defnitely had an impact Hundreds of Black, Asian, Latina, Native on my life. and White women congregated annually “And it’s not just the WEL Series, but in Atlanta to discuss leadership strategies it was more so her demeanor on cam- that fostered innovation and advance- pus,” continues Watkins, whose great ment through workshops, speeches and aunt, , worked with testimonies. Smith at the Martin Luther King Center One of Smith’s most memorable for Nonviolent Social Change. moments from LEADS was convening “From watching her on campus, I could a conversation between Anna Eleanor tell that everything she’s done – the long Roosevelt, granddaughter of former career and the longevity that she’s had with frst lady Eleanor Roosevelt, and former Spelman – was not by happenstance. She Spelman College trustee the Rev. Mazie did that with intention.” Ferguson, great-grandniece of Mary McLeod Bethune. Kia Smith is an Atlanta-based writer, com- “When you want to talk about the munications consultant and cultural critic. highest moment of my professional life, When she’s not writing or tweeting, she [it would be] the embrace of those two enjoys live music and beach vacations. You women who looked like Mary McLeod can fnd her at kiaspeaksalso.com. Bethune and Eleanor Roosevelt. I cried,” Smith says.

SPRING 2020 » 9 ARTS@ SPELMAN KARAN KENDRICK’S JOURNEY TO ‘JUST MERCY’

BY MAYNARD EATON

Kendrick plays the wife, Minnie McMillian, her best picture show charac- ter to date, she admits. or actress Karan She believes it was a role Kendrick,F C’98, it had been meant for her. a divinely inspired, 21-year- “I do believe that,” she says. long Hollywood journey before “There was a ‘yes’ and ‘amen’ on this landing the feature role as Minnie role. I connected with this role in a way that I am McMillian in the widely acclaimed so grateful for. I wanted to honor [Minnie’s] life and movie, “Just Mercy.” honor Black womanhood. I did not want to dismiss or It was well worth the wait, says Kendrick. take any part of her for granted. I wanted to share her “LA has taught me that this journey as an actor is heart and her press and curl.” a marathon, not a sprint,” she says. “You’ve got to Kendrick recalls a female fan’s favorable comment commit. You can’t halfway do it. So, the best thing that “really stuck with me” about Minnie McMillian’s we can do is honor the journey. We think it’s about portrayal: “Your work is like a love letter to Black the destination; it’s about the journey.” women.” “Just Mercy” is based on a true and tragic story Kendrick says, “I hope that signals this a defining of racial injustice regarding the wrongful component to my career. I love us, and I want to show conviction of McMillian, who was sentenced us in the best possible way — which means showing to die in 1987 for the murder of an 18-year-old girl, all of who we are. despite evidence proving his innocence. The film stars “Minnie is not just strong, she is also scared. She’s Academy Award-winner as McMillian also conflicted. She’s also tired,” Kendrick says. “During and popular actor/producer Michael B. as all this, she’s still got a job to go to and food to cook. Bryan Stevenson, the advocate lawyer who ultimately She’s also supported by her community. We see that in freed McMillian. a way that we don’t often see on camera.”

10 » SPELMAN MESSENGER In “Just Mercy,” Karan Kendrick plays Minnie McMillian, wife of Kendrick stands by her man, who is wrongly convicted and Walter McMillian (Jamie Foxx). sentenced to die in Alabama in 1987.

Kendrick says she was inspired by the to this day and credits her English profes- movie and the man behind it all, Bryan sor, Akiba Harper, Ph.D., for her success. Stevenson. After graduating from Harvard, “She really helped me put my Spelman Stevenson headed to Montgomery, experience into a workable context,” says Alabama, where founded the Equal Kendrick. “She helped me to understand Justice Initiative to defend those wrongly that life is so much more than getting it condemned and those not afforded proper right. And, that it’s OK to mess up and representation. learn. It’s OK to have a journey that con- KENDRICK CALLS HER “The real in this story is Bryan sists of ups and downs, and it’s really the Stevenson,” Kendrick says. “He is a man only way to grow.” SPELMAN EXPERIENCE without a cape who is changing the world. Harper, Spelman’s Fuller E. Callaway This movie, when you see it, will change Professor of English since 1987, recalls “ONE OF THE BEST you. You can’t walk into this movie and advising Kendrick that “success is built DECISIONS I’VE EVER walk out the same. It’s not just a movie, it upon survival” and rejoices that her former is a movement. It’s a change agent.” student is now enjoying “glowing days.” MADE; FOUR YEARS Kendrick’s acting career launched at “I am always excited to support her as a Spelman College, where she was coached, budding actress and certainly as an actress OF SISTERHOOD AND counseled and mentored by a cast of who is going to be really big!” she says. EMPOWERMENT.” premier professors, including the “late, “Karan epitomizes the Spelman great theater department ” Glenda woman. She’s been and continues to be Dickerson, Paul Jackson and theater profes- an inspiring young woman. She deserves sor Joan McCarty, who curated her career. a leading role because she can do it, but “We knew we had somebody special,” that’s coming because people now see what McCarty remembers of Kendrick’s Spelman she can do.” career. “We always expected great things, so we weren’t surprised. She was very pas- Maynard Eaton is an eight-time Emmy Award- sionate, and she was very dedicated. The winning TV reporter, who is managing editor theater department became another home of the SCLC National Magazine and execu- for her. She just distinguished herself. She tive editor of “The Maynard Report” and was gifted in acting and voice, as well.” “Newsmakers Live/Journal.” He is also presi- Kendrick calls her Spelman experience dent of The Eaton Media Group and a jour- “one of the best decisions I’ve ever made; nalism professor at Clark Atlanta University. four years of sisterhood and empower- ment.” She says that sisterhood continues

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12 » SPELMAN MESSENGER Daphne Smith Data Analytics Professional Continues Spelman’s Legacy of Pioneering Women in STEM

BY CONNIE GREEN FREIGHTMAN

hile growing up in Ocala, , is not lost on Spelman. As the demand for data science Daphne L. Smith, Ph.D., C’80, never and analytics experts continues to intensify, so has the thought she’d become a pioneering College’s commitment to giving Spelman women a Wmathematician. She just knew she loved math and competitive in the fields. science. So, when her high school assistant princi- By 2021, according to a 2017 Business-Higher pal, Thelma Menchan Parker, C’34, encouraged her Education Forum report, college graduates with a skill to attend her alma mater, Smith excitedly perused a set that includes a data background will be two times Spelman College recruitment brochure that promoted more likely to be hired than their peers. The U.S. Bureau women in the sciences. of Labor Statistics reports that growing data-science “When I saw those pictures, I thought I could be one needs will create 11.5 million job openings by 2026. of those Spelman students who study science, as well Yet, African American representation in the field is only as math,” Smith recalls. “I came in on the first wave 1%, according to a 2019 Security report on of the effort in which the College was trying to steer decision-makers in data science. more Spelman students into the sciences. I came in at To prepare students and help close the diversity gap, a time when they were pioneering women in math.” Spelman professors have been working to integrate In 1985, Smith became the first-ever Spelman gradu- data science into the curriculum. ate to earn a Ph.D. in mathematics, and the first African In 2016, Brandeis Marshall, Ph.D., professor of com- American woman to earn a doctorate in mathematics puter science at Spelman, and a colleague at Morehouse at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. College received a three-year, $400,000 grant from the She started her career as a faculty member at the National Science Foundation to train faculty at both University of Georgia, Spelman and Georgia State Uni- institutions on data science principles that apply to versity. In 2004, her desire to use her math and statistics interdisciplinary areas ranging from business to biology. skills to make real-world connections prompted a move The College also is part of an alliance that received a from the classroom to the corporate world in analyst $200,000 grant from the National Science Foundation positions in the healthcare and insurance industries. two years ago to support faculty in the development of Today, Smith works in a new position as a business data-science curricula and to increase diversity in the analytics adviser with Cigna, a global health service data workforce. company. The fields of data science and data analytics are “There is so much data that companies want to ana- related, yet distinct. Data scientists write algorithms and lyze now. Data has revolutionized the way businesses build statistical models to extract information needed to plan and make decisions,” Smith says. solve complex problems. Data analysts examine large data sets to identify trends and draw insights to help Sharpening a Competitive Edge businesses make more strategic decisions. That Smith has found success in a data-driven job Spelman students are engaged in a variety of inter- market where are underrepresented disciplinary projects that examine the societal impact of

SPRING 2020 » 13 Cover STORY

data science and analytics. From shopping habits and healthcare to education and criminal justice, data-driven decisions affect everyday lives. For instance, computer science majors Cameryn Boyd and Thulani Vereen, both C’2020, are analyzing data to determine which voters are purged from Georgia voter registration rolls. Economics major Taylor Brown, C’2021, participated in a 2019 summer research program at the University of Data Science Institute, where she used mortgage data to inves- tigate the relationship between the rate of home loan denials and factors such as income, race and gender. This photo was taken during a summer job after Daphne L. “Many debate on how best to define data science,” says Smith’s junior year (1979) with two other math majors from Raquel Hill, Ph.D., chair and associate professor of computer Spelman College. They were hired for summer positions at the IBM campus in East Fishkill, . Dr. Mikhail had and information sciences at Spelman. “Most agree that it’s been a visiting faculty member in the mathematics department not just a combination of the traditional quantitative fields at Spelman College. (Shown left to right): Daphne L. Smith, of computer science and statistics, but that it is far broader C’80; Theresa Carter, C’80; Dr. W. Mikhail (IBM statistician); – encompassing various disciplines that enable us to not only Vaughn Morrison (former Spelman mathematics faculty); analyze data but to consider, for example, the ethical use of data. Ylonda Fauntleroy, C’80; Dr. William Baker (former Spelman Considering the ethical use of data is one way to limit bias that mathematics faculty). may be introduced when we consider only the data values.”

Investing in Data Science data course in the fall, and a data science symposium. The goal Spelman and other Atlanta University Center Consortium is to eventually offer a data science minor, major and graduate members — Clark Atlanta University, Morehouse College and introductory course. the Morehouse School of Medicine — launched the AUCC Beyond the strong partnership with UnitedHealth, Greene Data Science Initiative in 2019 with a five-year, $8.25 million says there is an active discussion on having the initiative join investment from UnitedHealth Group. The initiative will offer with other potential partners representing a cross-section of technical classes for AUC students who want to specialize in data industries. science or learn data analysis, as well as provide students from “Jobs in data science are in highest demand and pay well all majors with an expanded facility to extract value from data. above average starting salaries,” he says. “The AUCC Data “Data literacy in our and future workforce is abso- Science Initiative is well-positioned to be the largest pro- lutely critical. This need is exacerbated by a dramatic shortage ducer of African Americans with data science credentials of diversity in the profession,” says Patricia Lewis, executive vice and to develop leaders who bring diverse thinking, president and chief human resources officer of UnitedHealth. especially given the social and ethical contexts “It is our hope that UnitedHealth Group’s anchor investment needed to develop insights in AUCC’s data science program will produce graduates to and to responsibly extract address the acute shortage of data scientists, but importantly, value from data.” contribute to a 21st-century healthcare workforce that increas- ingly delivers culturally competent care.” Charting a Path To that end, the AUCC Data Science Initiative’s work is Although the data revolution well underway, says AUCC executive director Todd Greene. hadn’t emerged during her time at One foundational aspect is providing opportunities for fac- Spelman, Smith credits visionary Spelman ulty development in data science and data analytics. The AUCC math professors like the legendary Etta Z. Falconer, Ph.D., with hosted a series of faculty development workshops in January. charting a path for her future achievement. As her adviser and Other 2020 plans include an AUCC Pre-Freshman Data Science mentor, Falconer encouraged Smith to pursue graduate studies Summer Program, an introductory undergraduate foundations and devised a program to help her get there.

14 » SPELMAN MESSENGER During the fall semester of her senior year, Smith completed SMITH CREDITS VISIONARY an independent study project on numerical analysis with then- Spelman math instructor Sylvia Bozeman, Ph.D., who was SPELMAN MATH PROFESSORS completing her doctorate in math at at the LIKE THE LEGENDARY ETTA time. That spring, Smith honed her research skills as an intern at the Argonne National Laboratory near . Z. FALCONER, PH.D., WITH “They really put together a special program for my grad- CHARTING A PATH FOR HER uate school preparation FUTURE ACHIEVEMENT. because nothing of that type existed at that point,” Smith says. “I She had an amazing vision, and it has borne fruit with so many saw Dr. Falconer as Spelman STEM graduates now.” a pioneering Black Now it is Smith who is considered a trailblazer. Her success woman in math. helped propel efforts to expand STEM programs at Spelman, says Bozeman, who is now a math professor emerita and co-founder of Enhancing Diversity in Graduate Education, a national mentoring program for women entering graduate studies in mathematical sciences. “Daphne was an advanced student. She was a pioneering stu- dent. We were very excited about her achievement,” Bozeman says. “Often, Ph.D. grads go into teaching, but Daphne has been adventurous. She has used her skills in teaching and industry. As she has learned, moved and experienced more, she has given back to Spelman.” Smith has been actively involved in the National Alumnae Association of Spelman College since finish- ing graduate school, joining the local chapter whenever she relocated to a new city. In her role as a past chapter president and the former Great Lakes regional coordina- tor, she helped revitalize several chapters along the way. In 2011, she received the NAASC Hall of Fame Award – the organization’s highest honor. While serving as the NAASC national president from 2012 to 2016, she raised more than $100,000 for its Donald and Isabel Stewart Endowed Scholarship. “Daphne’s technical and very organized, and she loves Spelman like most of us do,” says Sylvia Watts-Flippo, C’98, an engineering manager at Lockheed Martin in San Antonio, Texas, and a member of NAASC’s tech- nology committee. “Whatever she does, in her career or activities, she gives 100 percent. She’s one of our trailblazers.”

Connie Green Freightman is an Atlanta-based freelance writer and editor.

SPRING 2020 » 15 ROCKET SCIENCE

INTRO BY MELODY GREENE, C’2020

An experimental physicist who had dreams of working with gamma-ray spectroscopy;

An engineer who heals sick buildings;

A director at a financial software company who leads teams of leaders; and

A professor who received the Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers from President in 2009.

These four exceptional physics majors fuel the “Why Spelman?” question. They share a love for their alma mater and credit the College for equipping them with the confidence, self-efficacy and tools to handle whatever comes their way. Like many other Spelmanites, they are leaders, educators and trailblazers in their industry – from Australia to the .

Melody Green is a graduating English major from Atlanta and an aspiring broadcast journalist.

16 » SPELMAN MESSENGER Candace Harris Answering the Physics Call

BY DONNA WILLIAMS LEWIS, C’79

As Candace Harris, C’2009, puts it, she didn’t Starfish Initiative, which helped fill the fund- choose physics. Physics chose her. ing gap for students unable to meet all their It has turned out to be a perfect match. financial obligations before graduation. In December, Harris joined the staff at “God really showed up,” Harris says. “I’m Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, a getting teary-eyed thinking about it. I didn’t facility responsible for ensuring the reliability think I was going to finish at Spelman.” of the nation’s nuclear stockpile and for helping Because Spelman didn’t have many upper- to reduce the global threat of terrorism. level physics courses, Harris took most of her “I have always wanted to work in this lab, classes at neighboring Morehouse College. But ever since I started dreaming of gamma-ray courses at Spelman helped set her path, she says. spectroscopy at Spelman,” Harris says. “I’m McNeese introduced her to lasers, and Derrick very fortunate to work with some amazing J. Hylton, Ph.D., associate professor of physics, scientists.” introduced her to gamma-ray spectroscopy. In her job as an experimental physicist, Harris researches support of nuclear stockpile management and works in nuclear forensics, which is the investigation of nuclear and other radioactive materials to determine their origin and history. One of her Spelman College physics instruc- tors, Marta Dark McNeese, Ph.D., associate professor in the Department of Physics, remem- bers getting to know Harris during her years at Spelman. “She really to me displayed a lot of grit and a lot of determination,” McNeese says. “She seemed to just be coming into her own as a scientist.” Harris started at Spelman as a dual degree engineering student, with plans to become an engineer; however, when it was time to move onto the engineering part of the program, she was not accepted at Georgia Tech. Since she had done well in her physics courses, she decided to pursue a physics major. But, she would need a fifth year to earn the degree. Her situation looked grim until a finan- cial blessing happened. Spelman funded her housing and tuition for that fifth year through

the President’s Safety Net Fund, also called the PHOTO BY JASON LAUREA/LLNL

SPRING 2020 » 17 “Immediately, I took a liking to it,” she says. “I thought it was pretty cool that you Hope Pollonais can detect the undetectable by just building instrumentation.” Choosing Physics as She started looking into where she could continue that type of research and set her sights a Path to Discovery on Lawrence Livermore. BY FRANK MCCOY After graduating as the lone physics major in her class, Harris earned a master’s degree in physics at the University of Massachusetts While many of us see art as color and an Amherst. The following year, she landed an of shapes that tap the visual senses internship at Lawrence Livermore, where she and emotions, this is an oversimplifcation published papers on laser-induced plasmas. for Hope Pollonais, C’2009. She sees art as a Then she was off to Florida A&M University, combination of components that speak to one where she did research, published several another. Actually, that is the Spelman College papers, traveled internationally to physics con- physics graduate’s perspective on all matter. ferences and, in 2018, received her doctorate “It is all about how things work together in physics. – balance, space, design,” she says. “When I Upon graduation, Harris was back at look at art, it includes those things; thus, it is Lawrence Livermore to participate in its not only art, it’s science — rather physics.” National Nuclear Security Administration’s Pollonais makes as Graduate Fellowship Program. At its conclu- part of the Historic Preservation Design staff sion, after a year, she was hired, becoming of Lord Aeck Sargent, an Atlanta architec- the sixth Black female physicist hired at the ture, interior design and planning frm. There, 68-year-old laboratory. the self-described “doctor for sick buildings” She is the second physicist to be recruited performs preservation, rehabilitation and from Spelman, says Renée Breyer, director reconstruction on patients that are historical of human resources at Lawrence Livermore landmarks and edifces. National Laboratory. “And we are thrilled to “My path to discovery is driven by curiosity have her at LLNL,” she adds. and problem-solving,” she says. “The fact that According to McNeese, the state of women architecture, design, engineering and physics in physics is much like the state of women in allowed me to be curious with how the world the country. works and rely upon scientifc methods in order “There’s more of a recognition that we need to describe the natural world is so cool to me! to go beyond just diversity, and we need to see “Art is part of culture. You can’t speak more equity and in physics,” she says. about art without speaking about science. Art “Spelman provides an environment that helps and science are not separate,” says the young students succeed in settings where they may not Trinidadian, who grew up knowing she wanted see many, or any others, who look like them. to create and discover. “I think Spelman … really helps them A dual-degree engineering major, Pollonais develop their self-effcacy, so that they are able earned a bachelor’s in physics from Spelman to see themselves as a physicist even though and a bachelor’s in civil engineering from they might not ft that physicist stereotype,” . says McNeese. “The mind of an engineer is to make and discover,” says Retina Burton, director of Donna Williams Lewis, C’79, is a freelance Spelman’s Dual Degree Engineering Program. journalist who previously worked for 30 years “The breadth of this program was perfect as a reporter and editor at The Atlanta Journal- to prepare students like Pollonais to excel in Constitution. diverse careers.”

18 » SPELMAN MESSENGER Pollonais, who also received a master’s in that provided a feeling of sisterhood,” says architecture from SCI-Arc, a world-renowned Pollonais, who is one of three sisters who center of innovation and one of the nation’s few attended Spelman. “Students are able to independent architecture schools, arrived on apply the knowledge gained in one discipline Spelman’s campus with interests that included to another discipline to deepen learning.” physics, art, cars and buildings. Burton says Pollonais is itching to widen her path at DDEP assisted Pollonais in completing a phys- work by being more creative. ics degree, infused her art interests and aided “[The work I do] is a specialization where her in the transfer to Columbia University to repairs are creative, but not visual,” says complete a civil engineering degree. Pollonais, whose current work includes every- Such opportunities gave Pollonais “a sound, thing from conception to forensics to fling broad foundation to pursue various employ- permits and more. ment opportunities in her career – something “I want to do more than repair the DDEP does for all its graduates,” says Burton. Sistine Chapel,” she says.” I would like to be Pollonais says Spelman’s interdisciplinary Michelangelo who painted the Sistine Chapel.” learning helped her growth and the welcoming environment helped her to thrive. Frank McCoy is a freelance writer and executive “I enjoyed being in a welcoming environment producer of STEMRules.com.

SPRING 2020 » 19 She also credits Spelman with helping her, as Jolawn Victor a Black woman, navigate and seek to diversify tech/corporate environments where “we’re still one of very few or sometimes the only.” Making a “The confdence that the Spelman experience Global Impact equips you with is enduring,” she says. Victor leads a team of leaders who reports BY DONNA WILLIAMS LEWIS , C’79 to her on everything from marketing to sales to analytics of QuickBooks, now in use by 4.5 The smoke haze blurring of the offce million subscribers around the world. buildings behind her was a constant reminder “I have team members in Sydney, India, for Jolawn Victor, C’2004, that she was video- London and the Bay in , so it’s a com- conferencing from Australia, where wildfres plex environment, but also very fun,” she says. had raged for weeks. Victor earned an MBA from New York Victor works halfway around the world from University and has worked as a project engineer her alma mater as director of emerging mar- for General Mills, as director of marketing for kets and global expansion for Intuit, the fnan- Pepsico, and at Intuit since 2016 when she began cial software company that makes TurboTax, as a principal product manager and moved up QuickBooks and Mint. She is responsible for the ranks to her current position. everything related to QuickBooks’ small business Last summer, her job moved to Sydney, accounting software in 160 countries. Australia, where she lives with her husband, Morehouse alumnus Kevan Victor, C’2004, who is a consultant for Deloitte, and their three chil- dren, ages 8 to 13. “So we’re a Spelhouse family,” Victor says. “It’s a team effort. I have a really great partner, and we share the load.” That’s especially vital because her job keeps her on the road 40 to 50 percent of the time. On one recent trip, Victor’s day began in Malaysia to help set up a new sales team and ended in Singapore, where she met with Intuit digital and marketing agencies, local banks, and later with customers at a feedback event. “There is a vast world of roles that play in technology,” she explains. “The fact that I have Victor’s road to this pinnacle began at Spelman an engineering background, a marketing back- College, where she majored in physics and elec- ground, and a product background makes me trical engineering as part of the College’s Dual really well-suited to lead a team that has tech- Degree Engineering Program with Georgia Tech. nical capabilities. But, I’m also still running a The Spelman sisterhood helped fuel her choice business.” of major, which, for scholarship purposes, was She believes that one of the keys to enhancing between physics and chemistry. Spelman’s success with STEM students is giving “I had a great relationship with two of the them exposure and access to the many different women who were majoring in physics (Latoya and ever-changing career tracks. Johnson, C’2003, and Lindsay Hopkins, C’2003), As for her future: “Intuit has so many oppor- and I knew they would be great study partners,” tunities,” she says. “I’m just excited for whatever she says, adding that placing herself around oth- the next one is.” ers with shared values remains important to her.

20 » SPELMAN MESSENGER Adrienne Stiff-Roberts Beam Me Up BY FRANK MCCOY

Science fction and African American STEM role models helped steer Adrienne Stiff-Roberts, C’99, onto her academic track. As a girl, the now Jeffrey N. Vinik professor of electrical and computer engineering saw so much “” and “: The Next Generation,” she says “the idea of studying physics seemed Stiff-Roberts says it is just that, Spelman’s completely natural to me.” ability to broaden viewpoints and create links In high school, Stiff-Roberts’ connection to for how research endeavors can impact society the National Society of Black Engineers and a helped her to “appreciate the value of combin- course on lasers shaped her decision to study ing disciplines to gain a better understanding of physics and electrical engineering at Spelman. fundamental topics.” It was a Spelman College summer science In addition, she says it is the Spelman land- prep camp that led her to the Atlanta University scape that inspired her to be bold and confdent Center Consortium Dual Degree Engineering about who she is. Program, a curriculum aimed at signifcantly “The confdence I developed at Spelman increasing the number of minority engineers. made me able to focus on my education in the She received a full ride scholarship, includ- absence of racial micro-aggressions. This has ing summer NASA internships, to attend sustained me throughout my career,” she says. Spelman from the NASA Women in Science In 2004, the member joined and Engineering Scholarship program. WISE Duke, where her Stiff-Roberts Research Group tested her academically, hardened her survival research interests include the synthesis of mul- skills, and provided the encouragement for her ticomponent and hybrid (organic-inorganic) to pursue degrees in science/engineering. materials using a novel approach for organic- Registered in DDEP at Spelman, she received based thin flm deposition that combines solu- a bachelor’s in physics from Spelman and a tion and vacuum-processing. bachelor’s in electrical engineering from Georgia Her career honors include receiving the Tech. In 2001 and 2004, she received, respec- Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists tively, her M.S.E. in electrical engineering and and Engineers from President Barack Obama a Ph.D., in applied physics from the University in 2009, becoming Duke’s Jeffrey N. Vinik of Ann Arbor. Professor, and receiving the university’s award Lauding Spelman’s nurturing STEM curricu- for Graduate Mentor of the Year in 2016. lum, Leyte Winfeld, Ph.D., associate professor Since 2014, she also has directed and taught of organic chemistry and chair of the Division of at the Student Engineers Network: Strengthening Natural Science and Mathematics at Spelman, Opportunities in Research Saturday Academy says the school’s super power is being “a liberal for underrepresented minority eighth-grade arts environment that allows students to see the students enrolled in ’s Durham broader cultural and social value of their work.” Public Schools.

SPRING 2020 » 21 Women in STEM

COMPILED BY MELODY GREENE, C’2020

Approximately 34% of Spelman “My mission is to help people of color live longer and students major in science, healthier lives.” technology, engineering or Alison Brown, Ph.D., C’2007, is a health science policy mathematics, according to James analyst at the National Institutes of Health in Bethesda, Sanders, director of institutional Maryland, and an adjunct faculty member at Prince George’s research at the College. On the Community College. She received her master’s in nutrition pages to follow, we introduce a few and exercise physiology from Columbia University and her of thousands of STEM professionals doctorate in food policy and nutrition from . who proudly represent Spelman in She is passionate about addressing nutrition-related health disparities through policy, research and community careers ranging from teaching to engagement. entrepreneurship.

If you don’t see your name on “I am passionate about creating more STEM this list, please add it online at opportunities for women, girls and persons of color.” www.spelman.edu/womeninstem. LaShauna Evans, Ph.D., C’2002, is a STEM program analyst supporting the U.S. Department of Defense as a contractor in Alexandria, Virginia. She received a doctorate in physiology from the University of Maryland, Baltimore. In addition, she completed a science and technology policy fellowship through the American Association for the Advancement of Science at the U.S. Department of State. Her mission is to better inform policymaking decisions to make substantive improvements in STEM for others.

“I want undergraduate students to discover the joys and challenges of basic science research.” Latanya Hammonds-Odie, Ph.D., C’89, is an associate professor of biology in the School of Science and Technology at Georgia Gwinnett College in Lawrenceville, Georgia. She completed a master’s in pharmacology and a doctorate in cell biology at the University of Alabama at before beginning a postdoctoral fellowship at the University of Miller School of Medicine. She also has completed a master’s program in educational research from . She believes that providing the best preparation for life is the goal of teaching.

22 » SPELMAN MESSENGER “I use my scientifc expertise to develop and sustain diverse, inclusive environments in the STEM workforce.” Matthews, Ph.D., C’2005, is a health program specialist in the Offce of Programs to Enhance Neuroscience Workforce Diversity at the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke. She received a doctorate in neuroscience from the and completed a postdoctoral fellowship in behavioral neuroscience at the Health & Science University.

“As a scientist in a museum, I have the opportunity to understand and learn about collections from a micro-level to a meta-level.” Alicia McGeachy, Ph.D., C’2013, is an Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Postdoctoral Fellow in the Department of Scientifc Research at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. She has a doctorate in chemistry from Northwestern University. She is in a space where she can easily share information and her newfound love for objects to others.

“I educate and steward others to make a positive impact on the grand challenges of our world.” Talitha Washington, Ph.D., C’96, is a program director at the National Science Foundation in the Division of Undergraduate Education in Alexandria, Virginia. She is also a tenured associate professor of mathematics at in Washington, D.C. She earned her master’s and doctoral degrees in mathematics from the University of .

SPRING 2020 » 23 Women in STEM

Kentria Alston, C’95 – Secondary math teacher at Kadena Alison Graves-Calhoun, C’90, Ph.D. – Principal clinical High School on the Kadena Air Force Base, Okinawa, Japan specialist with Medtronic PLC in the Cardiac Rhythm and Heart Failure Division, M Ahinee Amamoo, C’98, Ph.D. – Associate professor and director of Public Health Graduate Studies at Samford Dominque’ Harbour, C’2005 – Educational technology University, Birmingham, Alabama specialist for Atlanta Public Schools, Atlanta

Carlotta A. Berry, C’92, Ph.D. – Professor of electrical Joy Harris Alafia, C’95 – CEO of the Western Propane Gas and computer engineering at Rose-Hulman Institute of Association, Sacramento, California Technology, Terre Haute, Micaela Harris, C’2011 – Ph.D. student at Vanderbilt Chastity , C’99, Ph.D. – Tenured associate professor University’s Peabody College in the Teaching, Learning and in the Department of Biology at Tuskegee University, Diversity Program with a in mathematics Tuskegee, Alabama education, Nashville,

Sophia Burns, C’84, M.D. – Physician of obstetrics and Tanya (Henneman) Moore, C’95, Ph.D. – Vice president for gynecology at Legacy Community Health, mission development for the Goodwill of San Francisco, San Mateo and Marin, California Frances Carter, C’99, Ph.D. – Education data scientist in the Human Resources Division of the National Science Kristen Herring, C’2003, Ph.D. – Project officer at the Foundation’s Education and Human Resources Directorate, Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority Alexandria, Virginia within the Department of Health and Human Services, Washington, D.C. Nia Castelly, C’97, J.D. – Senior counsel at Google, Mountain View, California Anjanette M. Hogan, C’95, M.D. – Pediatrician at Anjanette Hogan M.D. Inc., Gardena, California Lori Chestang, C’2003 – Nuclear-trained surface warfare officer in the United States Navy, Washington, D.C. Lindsay Hopkins, C’2003, J.D. – Director of U.S. Legal & Regulatory Analysis and U.S. Life-Cycle Insights for IPD Cooper, C’2010, Ph.D. – BioCoRE director at Duke Analytics, LLC, Aventura, Florida University, Durham, North Carolina Octavia Howell, C’2006 – Information security officer at Shawn Drew Galliard, C’91, Ph.D. – Chief of the Equifax, Alpharetta, Georgia Developmental and Cellular Processes Branch at National Institutes of Health, National Institute of General Medical Ashley Huderson, C’2006, Ph.D. – Senior manager of Sciences’ Division of Genetics and Molecular, Cellular, and engineering education at the American Society of Mechanical Developmental Biology, Bethesda, Maryland Engineering and an adjunct biology professor at The University of the District of Columbia, Washington, D.C. Tiffini , C’93 – Environmental science professor at Kennesaw State University, Kennesaw, Georgia Adrienne T. Hunter, C’2005, DHA – Founder of Cultivatics Inc., Michelle B. Fielder, C’83 – SW engineer and automation manager at Nokia, Murray Hill, Candis M. Hunter, C’2006, Ph.D. – Environmental health scientist at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Sephora Fortune, C’2011 – Surface warfare – nuclear National Center for Environmental Health, Atlanta engineering officer in the United States Navy, Atlanta Raquelle “Rocki” Hunter, C’97 – Senior director of brand Sonya Frontin, C’2007 – Public health quarantine officer development for Zoro.com, Chicago with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention at the JFK International Airport-New York Quarantine Station, New York

24 » SPELMAN MESSENGER Janina Jeff, C’2007, Ph.D. – Senior human geneticist at JoyAnn Phillips Rohan, C’99, Ph.D. – Program director Illumina; host and executive producer for In Those Genes in the Translational Research Program within the Division Podcast, , New York of Cancer Treatment and Diagnosis at the National Cancer Institute, Rockville, Maryland Shelly M. Jones, C’86, Ph.D. – Professor of mathematics education at Central Connecticut State University, New Riggins, C’2003, Ph.D., M.D. – Clinical research Britain, Connecticut fellow in hematology/oncology at Baylor College of Medicine, Houston Andrea Johnson, C’2005, Ph.D. – Assistant professor in the Department of Computer Science, Spelman College, Atlanta Alexis M. Scott, C’93 - Senior principal systems engineer at Raytheon, Ankrehah Johnson, C’2003, DO – Sole owner of a family medicine medical clinic, Birmingham, Alabama Jennifer Scott Williams, C’2000 – Research portfolio and integration manager for the International Space Station Francis Johnson, C’96 – Secondary mathematics teacher at Program, NASA Johnson Space Center, Houston Decatur High School, Decatur, Georgia Kaija Spencer, C’99 – Instructional support specialist in Temilade Kadree-Small, C’99, DDS – General dentist, DeKalb County School District, Atlanta Georgia Shonna Smith, C’97 – Entreprenuer and tech enthusiast, King Peoples, C’2009, Ph.D. – Postdoctoral Northern Virginia researcher in immuno-oncology at the University of Pennsylvania, Upperman, C’2006, Ph.D. – Research associate at the World Resources Institute on the Global Commission on Colette LaViolette Mayfield, C’83 – Food safety regional Adaptation, Washington, D.C. public health trainer at USDA, Food Safety Inspection Service, Philadelphia Tarsha Ward, C’2004, Ph.D. – Postdoctoral fellow at Harvard Medical School, Boston Dawn Marcelle, C’89, M.D. – Capitol area regional medical director and administrator for the Louisiana Department of Jessica Williams, C’2008, Ph.D. - Director of Every Learner Health, Office of Public Health, Baton Rouge, Louisiana Everywhere, Atlanta

Farron McIntee, C’2005, Ph.D. – Program coordinator Talithia Williams, C’2000, Ph.D. – math professor at Harvey for the ReBUILDetroit Scholars Program at Wayne State Mudd College, Claremont, California University, Shanda Wilson, C’2003, J.D. – Department of Defense Dara D. Mendez, C’2002, Ph.D. – Assistant professor of technical adviser for INSHIFT, Washington, D.C. epidemiology at the University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh Tanea Womack, C’2005, Pharm.D. – Pharmacist at WellStar Gladys Morrison, C’2007, Ph.D. – Research scientist at Cobb Hospital, Austell, Georgia Aptinyx Inc., Evanston, Caira Woods, C’2005, Ph.D. – Senior program officer at the Sheila Mullins, C’88 – Independent business management Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Washington, D.C. consultant and owner of Fast Home Offers Group, Atlanta Andrea Wright, C’97 – STEM coordinator for the DeKalb Pierre, C’96, J.D. – Partner and general counsel at County School District, , Georgia Arauco North America, Atlanta Sheena Young, C’2004, Ph.D. – Senior chemist/ project manager at Signature Science, LLC, Charlottesville, Virginia

SPRING 2020 » 25 Faculty Highlights

Keith Bolton, associate professor of theater and performance, is currently shooting “Genius: ,” a biographical series on the legendary performer premiering this spring on NatGeo. “Genius” is the third installment of the series that also featured Albert Einstein and Pablo Picasso. In the episode, Bolton plays Joe Von Battle, a Detroit producer who was the first to record Franklin. The installment stars Academy Award-nominee as Aretha and Emmy-winner Courtney B. Vance as father, C.L. Franklin. Other Bolton bookings include a role in the Pulitzer Prize-winning play “Sweat,” by Lynn Nottage, at the Alliance Theatre, opening April 2020; a guest star role in the upcoming HBO series “Lovecraft Country,” starring Jurnee Smollet-Bell and produced by Jordan Peele and J.J. Abrams; as Sgt. Clay in the September 2020 release of “The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It”; and a supporting role in the summer Disney tentpole feature “Jungle Cruise,” starring and Emily Blunt.

Karen Brakke, Ph.D., associate professor of Shanya Cordis, Ph.D., assistant professor , has had her research work on the of sociocultural anthropology, published an development of bimanual coordination in tod- article, “Forging Relational Difference: Racial dlerhood published in the Monographs of the Gendered Violence and Dispossession in Society for Research in Child Development ,” in Small Axe, a journal that examines (Volume 84, Issue 2). This monograph issue ideas that guided the formation of also was selected to inaugurate the accom- modernities. Her article builds on Black and panying Monograph Matters website, which indigenous feminist scholarship and examines provides supporting materials such as com- the mutually constitutive processes of racial mentaries, videos and teaching materials so the gendered violence and colonial dispossession research can reach a broader audience. undergirding Guyanese statecraft. Through an analysis of the colonial construction of the racial-sexual bodies of Amerindian and Afro- Hyunjung Chung, D.M.A., and Indo-creole women, it argues that these associate professor of piano/ imbricated violences may better be understood theory in the Department of through a feminist analytic and praxis of rela- Music, released a collabora- tional difference. tive CD titled “Woman to Woman: Music for Violin and Dorian Brown Crosby, Ph.D, assistant profes- Piano by Women ” sor of political science, published a case study (Studio Jeeb, 2019). The CD on researching with refugees in SAGE Research was made possible by the Methods Cases. SAGE Research Methods is Holder Fund for Faculty a globally recognized and utilized library for Innovation at Agnes Scott research sources in various formats. Her peer- College. Chung, an award- reviewed article, “Researching the Political and winning pianist, has actively Civic Engagement of Somali Refugees in the performed throughout North U.S. South Using Semi-structured Interviews,” America, and Asia. (SAGE Research Methods Cases, 2019) provides undergraduate and graduate researchers with a pedagogical tool for researching with refugees.

26 » SPELMAN MESSENGER Nirajan Dhakal, Ph.D., assistant professor of environmental and health sciences, - lished two journal articles this past fall. In November 2019, “Nonstationary influence of the North Atlantic tropical cyclones on the spatio-temporal variability of the eastern United States precipitation extremes” appeared in the International Journal of Climatology, one of seven world-leading science journals pub- lished by the Royal Meteorological Society. “A World Premiere” by Dwight Rhoden, performed by the Atlanta Ballet, fea- He also wrote a second article in collaboration tured a commissioned work by associate professor of music Kevin Johnson, with Bhikhari Tharu, Ph.D., assistant professor D.M.A. Set to Negro spirituals, gospel songs and newly composed music, the of mathematics. The article, “On the use of project examined themes of faith, devotion, love and loss while exploring a Bayesian quantile regression method to explore universal message of humanity and compassion. The National Endowment of the historical trends in extreme precipitation the Arts project was a heart-and-soul collaboration of the African American and their connections with large-scale climate experience and showcased members of the Spelman College Glee Club as spe- patterns over the contiguous USA,” was fea- cial guests. “A World Premiere” was one of three works debuted at the Atlanta tured in Theoretical and Applied Climatology, a Ballet in February. journal by Springer Science that offers the latest and most significant developments from studies Nami Kim, Ph.D., associate professor of philos- around the world in climate, atmosphere and ophy and religious studies, co-edited Feminist meteorology. Praxis Against U.S. Militarism. The work is a critical feminist and womanist analysis of U.S. In “A matter of race and gender: An examination militarism that challenges the country’s ongo- of an undergraduate music program through ing neoliberal, military-industrial complex and the lens of feminist pedagogy and Black femi- its multivalent violence that destroys people’s nist pedagogy,” Paula Grissom-Broughton, lives — especially women and other vulnerable D.M.A., looks at theoretical perspectives of populations. This volume challenges the readers feminist pedagogy and provides an alterna- to understand the U.S. as a warfare, counterterror tive lens to examine the teaching and learning and carceral state and its devastating effects on process within music education programs in the everyday lives of women, especially women higher education. The essay is featured in the of color, locally, nationally and globally. November 2019 issue of , Research Studies in Music.

A dance artist and curator of all things rhythmic, Julie B. Johnson, Ph.D., a lec- turer in the Department of Dance Performance and Choreography, wrote chapters for two dance anthologies. In Hot Feet and Social Change: African Dance and Diaspora Communities, the dancer and academician was one of 13 voices in the book. “From Warm-up to Dobale: ‘Community’ Meaning in a West African Dance Class,” her voice helps to negate the myths about African dance while demonstrat- ing its power to awaken identity, self-worth and community respect. Her second contributing chapter, “Dancing for Justice Philadelphia: Embodiment, Dance, and Social Change,” was featured in African American Arts: Activism, Aesthetics, and Futurity.

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Department of and Anthropology visiting assistant professor Saira A. Mehmood, Ph.D., was one of several multidisciplinary contributors to Research Involving Participants with Cognitive Disability and Differences: Ethics, Autonomy, Inclusion, and Innovation. Her chapter, “Using Ethnographic Methods to Determine Capacity to Consent Amongst Individuals Diagnosed With Chronic Mental Illnesses,” focuses on strategies for assessing capacity to consent — both formal assessment instruments and informal assessments over time through the process of participant observation. The chapter discusses the difficulties of using formal assessment instruments such as decision trees and quizzes. It discusses how successful par- ticipation of individuals diagnosed with chronic mental illnesses with impaired cognition can be included in nonclinical research. The use of ethnographic methods ensures the bioethical principle of autonomy, which requires respect for the decision-making capacities of autono- mous persons and follows the bioethical principle of justice to empower the same vulnerable populations within the disability rights movement by including them in the research process through the use of time diaries. ‘Dimeji Togunde, Ph.D., vice pro- As a synthetic organic chemist with experience in vost for global education and profes- academic, industrial and military laboratories, Leyte sor of international studies, and his Winfield, Ph.D., is no stranger to leading diverse colleague, Rokhaya Fall, both in audiences into STEM fields. A prolific writer who the Gordon-Zeto Center for Global has published two textbooks and several publications Education, published an article in and who has received funding from the National the fall titled “Success in Campus Science Foundation, Winfield’s latest work, Growing Internationalization at Spelman Diverse STEM Communities: Methodology, Impact, College: Lessons for Other Institu- and Evidence, profiles programs, practices and teach- tions” in CAPA: The Global Educa- ing innovations designed to improve recruitment, tion Network’s Borders, Mobility, performance and retention in the STEM environment, and Migration. The article is a particularly as they relate to women and individuals case study of how Spelman has from underrepresented ethnic and racial groups. achieved award-winning success in its internationalization efforts.

Erica Williams, Ph.D., associate professor and chair of the Department of Sociology and Anthropology, is a coeditor and writer for The Second Generation of African American Pioneers in Anthropology. This volume collects intellectual biographies of 15 accom- plished African American anthropologists of the era and explores the scholars’ diverse backgrounds and interests. The book looks at their groundbreaking methodologies, ethnographies and theories. It also sets the subjects in their tumultuous times, when antiracism and anticolonialism transformed the field and the emergence of ideas around racial vindication brought forth new worldviews.

28 » SPELMAN MESSENGER The Granddaughters Club Keepers of Spelman’s Traditions

BY ADRIENNE S. HARRIS

The sight of 2,000 Spelman students processing to Sisters Chapel and each other by blood and academics,” says Buckner. “We love on Founders Day — clad in white attire with black, close-toed Spelman, and I am very proud of us. I especially look forward to shoes and fesh-toned hosiery — always moves Darnita Killian, greeting my daughter on the other side of the arch this spring.” Ph.D., C’79, to tears. While the Granddaughters Club honors family legacies, its “All these women come together to say my home is at members are intentional about also honoring frst-generation Spelman, and my heart is at Spelman,” says Killian, former vice Spelmanites. president for student affairs. “Wearing white shows uniformity Linda Hart Patton, C’88, associate director of alumnae and uniqueness at the same time. Every woman is in white, but engagement, served as adviser to the club for seven years. She in different styles that are true to who they are.” credits legacy students with expanding the organization’s reach Year after year, Spelman maintains this and other time-hon- through activities. ored traditions thanks to members of the Granddaughters Club. “There was a sense that to be involved in Granddaughters Founded in 1910, it is the College’s oldest student organization. Club activities you had to be a legacy, and that made the club “We are here to make sure that for all of the classes that seem untouchable,” says Patton. “The members felt strongly that come behind us, the Spelman they wanted to dispel that myth.” traditions remain,” says Erin “We don’t want anyone to Alford, C’2020, a political feel left out,” says Moore, science major. Alford, whose C’2022, a political science major mother is an alumna, was whose aunt is an alumna. In her role Miss Granddaughters Club as the 2019 Miss Granddaughters her sophomore year and co- Club, Moore is the face of the club social chair her junior year. to all Spelmanites. “As keepers of Now a senior, she is the club’s Spelman’s traditions, it is important president. for us to speak to everyone.” In addition to Founders The Granddaughters Club’s Day, the Granddaughters Club campus-wide events have included shares the College’s history and a fashion show, in which students traditions throughout the year modeled options wearing white and plays a signifcant role in ensembles; a panel discussion about other special occasions, such Granddaughters Club 1965 the meaning of sisterhood ; as new student orientation, homecoming, baccalaureate and and a display of historical facts about Spelman in the Manley commencement. On move-in day, the club hosts a reception College Center. to welcome new legacy students to campus. During homecoming 2019, the club created a Line of Legacy Membership in the Granddaughters Club is open to students handprint mural on the window in Upper Manley. The entire with any family member who attended Spelman before them: community was invited to dip a hand in one of three paint col- a mother, grandmother, sister, aunt or cousin. ors – light blue for Granddaughters Club members, royal blue “The Granddaughters Club helps instill a sense of pride for alumnae, and white for students and family members – and in continuing the tradition of being a Spelman woman,” says stamp it on the glass to signify the ways people are connected Killian, who is one of 16 members of her family who attended to the Spelman tradition. Spelman, starting with her great aunt who graduated from “Spelman, itself, is a wonderful sisterhood. The overarching Spelman Seminary in 1897. unifer that brings us all together is Spelman,” says Killian. “The Tara Buckner, C’87, president of the National Alumnae Granddaughters Club is just another thing that helps make the Association, also has strong family ties to Spelman. She and Spelman experience special.” 12 family members have attended the College, including her daughter, niece and cousin’s daughter who are currently enrolled. Adrienne Harris is an Atlanta-based strategy and communications “It’s kind of a beautiful thing. We are connected to Spelman consultant.

SPRING 2020 » 29 book is primarily of interest only to wealthy NOTES White communities. The book reveals the deep and abiding interest that African American, Latino and Native American communities – many of which are in degraded and polluted parts of the coun- try – have in the environment. It is a wake-up call for businesses, activists, I Said What I Said! (ARCH Publishing, educators and policymakers to recognize January 2019) is a children’s book written the work of grassroots activists in these by Chanelle Cunningham, C’2015, communities and to create opportunities aimed to increase the self-efficacy of Black for engaging with youth as the next gen- elementary-age children. “I am using my eration of environmental stewards. Part educational platform to inspire children eye-opening critique of the cultural divide to be unapologetically great, and I am in environmentalism, part biography of using my position as an author to promote a leading social entrepreneur, and part the tools to do so. The work I do cultivates practical toolkit for engaging diverse the idea of thought leadership at an early youth, Engage, Connect, Protect covers age,” says Cunningham. The book’s main why communities of color are largely Black Bourgeois: Class & Sex in the character, Macy, understands that not only unrecognized in the environmental move- Flesh (The University of Press, do words have power, but so do thoughts. ment. Included is a curriculum for engag- 2019) by Candice M. Jenkins, C’96, She leads the reader on a tour of a day in ing diverse youth and young adults explores forces that keep Black people her life, teaching and exemplifying what through culturally appropriate methods vulnerable even in economically privileged it means to have a positive mindset. She and activities, as well as a resource guide lives. Through examination of race and imparts intentional and valuable advice for connecting mainstream America to class status in literary texts, Jenkins, who on how to handle life and does it with a organizations working with diverse youth is associate professor of English and spark of humor. The book’s lessons are groups on environmental projects, train- African American studies at the University simple enough for young children to grasp, ing and employment. of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, reveals a but deep enough to be appreciated by conflicted relationship between Blacks and older audiences. privilege. Focusing on the works of , , Danzy Senna, Rebecca Walker, Reginald McKnight, Percival Everett, Colson Whitehead and Michael Thomas, Jenkins reveals a shift from post-civil rights to ; from an emphasis on privilege and progress to an emphasis on vulnerability and precariousness. By analyzing how these narratives stage the fraught interac- tion between the Black and the bourgeois, she offers renewed attention to class as a framework for the study of Black life — a necessary shift in an age of rapidly increas- ing income inequality and societal strati- fication. Black Bourgeois challenges the Bad Bitches and Power Pitches: For assumed link between blackness and pov- Women Entrepreneurs and Speakers erty that has become so ingrained in the Engage, Connect, Protect: Empowering Only (Pen Legacy, 2019), written by United States, reminding us that privileged Diverse Youth as Environmental Precious Williams, C’2001, is a step-by- subjects, too, are “classed.” Jenkins offers Leaders (New Society Publishers, step guide to winning at the game of life. a rigorous and nuanced grasp of how November 2019), by Angelou Ezeilo, Have you ever wondered what some African Americans live within complex, C’92, explodes the myth that concern women entrepreneurs and speakers do to intersecting identities. about the state of our land, air and water stand out and have prospects, the media

30 » SPELMAN MESSENGER and investors seeking them out? Williams, titled “The Potential of a Moment: Race, a serial entrepreneur, international profes- Literacy and Black American Literature.” sional speaker and 13-time elevator pitch Her colleagues, Cassander L. Smith and , tells readers how to transcend Lee Bebout, are co-editors and also have from average to extraordinary. Despite essays featured in the book. growing up in poverty, Williams took the business, television and media worlds by storm through the power of being a “bad bitch.” Wherever you are in your entre- preneurial journey, this no-holds-barred, no-nonsense book will show you how to utilize your “bad-bitch” mentality to achieve your dreams.

the reader on Maya’s journey as she learns how to express her feelings and thoughts, seek help and start the healing process. To further enhance learning and support, the book includes a note to parents and guardians. Butterfly Landing was informed by Norrington-Sands’s personal In her new book, We Met at the Bridge experiences as a child sexual abuse sur- Table (Independently published, 2019), vivor, as well as her professional work Delores Turner, C’65, chronicles the supporting the healing of children, ado- contributions of six African American lescents, adults and families. women who have made a major impact in their local, state and national com- munities. Among them are the secretary Just in time to manifest and improve for to W.E.B. Du Bois; the first Black female the new decade, Adrienne Hunter, to desegregate the University of South Ph.D., C’2005, has written It’s Called Carolina; and a female graduate of all- 24: Manifest abundance and success male Morehouse College. For more than by valuing each hour of the day three decades, Turner was an educator before TIME drifts (Life’s Humble Hunt in Atlanta Public Schools. A prolific con- Prints, 2019). Hunter, who is the best- tributor of opinion pieces to The Atlanta selling author of He Called Me Tin and Journal-Constitution, she was hired as a an award-winning global health infor- reporter by the Cascade Patch for its maticist and humanitarian, shares practi- Seniors section, which led to her being cal and proven time-management asked to serve as the History and Archives guidance for daily living, career manag- chairperson of the American Bridge ing, parenting and achieving goals. Association. She began writing profiles on interesting bridge personalities and Butterfly Landing(Lifting As We Climb began submitting articles on ABA’s his- Consulting, 2019), written by licensed tory to the organization’s quarterly maga- clinical psychologist Kimani Norrington- Philathia Bolton, Ph.D., C’2002, assis- zine. Proceeds from the book will be Sands, Ph.D., C’93, brings the painful tant professor of English at the University donated to Spelman College. issue of child sexual abuse out of the of Akron, co-edited Teaching with shadows of secrecy and shame. The Tension: Race, Resistance, and Reality C. Eileen Watts Welch, C’68, has written reader is introduced to Maya, an African in the Classroom, a volume of original the afterword and conducted extensive American young girl who has experienced essays (Northwestern University Press, research for a book titled Aaron McDuffie sexual abuse. Butterfly Landing invites 2019). Bolton’s chapter in the book is Moore: An African American Physician,

SPRING 2020 » 31 dream of being a professional journalist, affirming material to help readers develop eventually holding some of the nation’s awareness of multicultural and intersec- highest-ranking newspaper editorial posi- tional voices, and promotes the practices tions and becoming one of the first African of collaboration and capacity-building American women to be the top editor of with community members to advance a mainstream daily newspaper. Along the way, she helped her newspapers and other media organizations understand how their lack of diversity affected perceptions of accuracy and balance for their audiences. Her memoir is thus a window on the inter- section of race, gender, culture and the media’s role in our uniquely American experiment in democracy. How Lloyd Educator, and Founder of Durham’s excelled in a profession where high-rank- Black Wall Street (The University of ing African American women were rare North Carolina Press, May 2020). The book is authored by Blake Hill-Saya and includes a foreword by Rep. G. K. Butterfield. Moore (1863–1923) was the first practicing African American physician in Durham, North Carolina. He estab- change. O’Neal has divided the text into lished the Durham Drug Company and four parts: Part I helps students dismantle the Durham Colored Library; was at the the generalized categories many individu- helm of Lincoln Hospital, the city’s first als are placed in by officials and instead secular, freestanding African American stresses the basic needs of food and shelter hospital; co-founded North Carolina for all, the shared connection to family Mutual Life Insurance Company; helped and the vast range of identity perspectives. launch Rosenwald schools for African Part II presents the history of social wel- American children statewide; and fostered fare organizations; examines the relation- the development of Durham’s Hayti dis- ship between racism, discrimination and trict. He was one-third of the mighty economics; and reviews the identities “Triumvirate” (alongside John Merrick most often connected to exclusionary and C.C. Spaulding) credited with found- is a memorable story that will educate, messages. Part III shows how institutions ing Durham’s famed Black Wall Street and entertain and inspire. Coming Full Circle that provide services to community citi- establishing Durham as the capital of the is an exploration of her journey from zens operate. Part IV explores the history African American middle class in the late growing up in Savannah, Georgia, to edit- of oppression in the United States and 19th and early 20th centuries. ing roles at seven daily newspapers around the role of the social worker to help read- the country, and circling back to her retire- ers understand innovative opportunities Coming Full Circle: Jim Crow to ment in Savannah, where she teaches to provide leadership and facilitate part- Journalism (NewSouth Books, February journalism to a new generation. nerships with service users and commu- 2020) is Wanda Smalls Lloyd’s, C’71, nity entities to advance social and memoir of her growing up privileged and Gwenelle Styles O’Neal, C’70, is the economic justice. O’Neal is a professor educated in the restricted culture of the author of From Oppression to Inclusion: in Department of Social American South in the and . Social Workers Advancing Change Work and a faculty mentor at West Her path was shaped by segregated social, (Cognella, 2018). Designed to encourage Chester University. She earned her Ph.D. community and educational systems; reli- conversation, self-reflection and social in social welfare from Columbia gious and home training; a strong cultural analysis, the book is well-suited for grad- University and her master’s degree in foundation; and early leadership oppor- uate-level social work courses in diversity group work from . tunities. Despite that and provides students with a framework O’Neal, who has authored and co- affected where she lived, how she was for examining the history of oppression authored many books, book chapters and educated, and the civil rights denied to and how it perpetuates social divisions articles on social work, is a licensed social her, Lloyd grew up to realize her childhood and injustice. The text features culturally worker in New Jersey.

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1971 2001 2007 Wanda Smalls Lloyd Dionne C. Griffiths Danielle Boler Vason Professional: Inducted into the National Education: Earned a master’s in business Birth: Daughter, Chloe Olivia Vason, born Association of Black Journalists Hall of Fame. communication from Spalding University in Oct. 9, 2019, in Atlanta. Louisville, , June 1, 2019. 1981 2008 Professional: Presented a talk, “Standing in Phyllis Sawyer Anderson Kimberly Hogg Massey the Gap: Black Women’s Narratives, Self- Professional: Accepted a new role with Birth: Daughter, Tori Evelyn Massey, born determination, and ,” at Brescia Sentara Healthcare as the senior vice presi- July, 27, 2019, in Atlanta. University, March 25, 2019, in Owensboro, dent and chief marketing officer. She reports Kentucky. to the CEO and is a member of the executive Julienne Vinson team. Birth: Son, Jackson Adam Vinson, born July 2002 19, 2019, in Fairfax, Virginia. 1989 Carla McCullough Douglas Married: Arthur Douglas Sept. 28, 2019, at Luana Susan Kelly 2009 Freedom Temple Ministries in Rock Hill, Married: Lt. Col. (retired) Otha E. Thornton Erika Jehan Lofton . Attending were her Spelman Jr., a 1989 graduate of Morehouse College Professional: Named one of three educators sisters: Jessica Boro, Deah Warren, Kisha and owner of the Thornton Consulting Group, across the country who provide additional Payton, Sharla Gorman, Billups and May 12, 2019, in Atlanta. support to teachers in the EL Education Tai Dixon, all class of 2002. Rounding out Language Arts Curriculum through the use the bride’s side of the wedding party were Professional: Retired this past summer from of a social media industry blog. family members Desiree Hines, Jordyn a 25-year career as a public school educator Douglas and flower girls, Nathalie Boro and and community and family engagement Geneva Moore, who are the daughters of a 2015 coordinator. Spelman alumna and Morehouse alumnus, Mary V. Pickard respectively. Professional: Joined Howard & Howard Law 1991 Firm Nov. 12, 2019, in its Business and Stephanie Lynn Williams, Ph.D. 2003 Corporate Group and is practicing out of the Education: Earned a Ph.D. in government firm’s office in Royal Oak, Michigan. Titilayo Tinubu Ali from the University of South Florida in May Professional: Appointed director of research 2019. Daysha Scott and policy at the Southern Education Professional: Started a new position as a child Foundation effective Dec. 2, 2019. Bernice Green advocacy attorney at the DeKalb (Georgia) Professional: After 25 years at Spelman County Child Advocacy Center. College, has accepted a new position at 2004 Tuskegee University as its chief information Krystle Watler, C’2004 2020 officer. Professional: Promoted to managing director Kyra Nichelle DeLoach of Virtue North America in August 2019. Professional: Joined KIPP Metro Atlanta She is responsible for the growth and day- 1996 Teaching Residency Program as a teaching to-day operations of the region and reports Alana Mathews resident. to the global president. Virtue is the full- Professional: Appointed chief consultant for service creative agency born from VICE. the Joint Legislative Committee on Climate Change Policies for the California Legislature. 2005 2000 Erin Mitchell Richeson Professional: Recently named vice president Christina M. Alliance Cruz for diversity and inclusion at Kimberly-Clark Professional: Launched a virtual math tutor- Corp. ing company, CMA Math Tutoring, Aug. 2, 2019. Headquartered in New York, the com- pany’s service is worldwide.

SPRING 2020 » 33 take NOTES South Bronx native Bintou Bakusa Jobarteh, C’2019, recently shared both her challenges and triumphs as a frst-generation student Forbes has named Rosalind Gates Brewer, C’84, navigating through college in an editorial she group president and chief operating offcer for penned for Forbes.com. Starbucks and chair of the Spelman College Board of Trustees, to its 100 Most Powerful Women list. She also was profled in the October 2019 issue of Fortune magazine.

Kathaleena Edward Monds, Ph.D., C’86, is one of 19 scholars selected for the 12th Education Policy Fellowship Program supported by the Georgia Partnership for Excellence in Education. Andrea Williams- Kingslow, M.D., C’85, is named one of Whitney Barr, C’2013, is the recipient of the frst the top doctors in the Landscape Architecture Foundation Honor Washington, D.C., area by Scholarship for Inclusive Community Design, a Candice Nicole Hargons, Ph.D., Washingtonian Magazine. She $10,000 award that supports students who want to C’2005, has been awarded a Presidential has been nominated as a top address large-scale design in underserved urban Citation from the American Psychological doctor by the magazine for the communities. Foundation for her research and sixth time. commitment to bringing awareness to Spelman College history professor Brandi Brimmer, social justice agendas in psychology. Ph.D., C’94, is featured in an article in The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, where she discusses how the movie “Harriet” depicts the broader experiences of Georgianne Thomas, enslaved women. She addresses Tubman’s role in M.D., C’64, recently leading a secret military mission in South Carolina’s appeared on an episode low country. Brimmer, an expert in African American of “Black Women OWN history with a focus on Black women and families in the Conversation.” The the 19th century, also was interviewed by History.com. town hall, speak-easy style TV show featured A trailblazer in the battle against voter suppression, an audience of 100 Stacey Abrams, C’95, and her group, Fair Fight Black women discussing 2020, are spending $5 million before next year’s beauty, motherhood, elections to make sure people can exercise their voting love, body and soul. rights, according to a Dec. 4, 2019, Bloomberg.com Stacey Abrams, C’95, article. Abrams is also executive producer of a CBS was a panelist on the drama based on her novel titled “Never Tell,” which show. she wrote under her pen name, Selena Montgomery. The story centers on a star linguistics professor who partners with a charismatic investigative journalist The Houston City Council now has two after discovering a cryptic message that serves as the Spelman women serving on it. The only clue in a missing-person case. Houston Chronicle declared that Letitia Plummer, C’92, defeated investigative Moriama “” Ivory, C’91, is teaching a new and researcher Anthony Dolcefno in early innovative legal course at Georgia State University on returns for the seat vacated by Amanda rapper, actor and philanthropist Christopher Edwards, who has launched a campaign “” Bridges. Titled “The Legal Life of for the U.S. Senate. Carolyn Evans- Ludacris,” the course gives students a frsthand Shabazz, Ph.D., C’76, defeated rap glimpse into Bridges’s legal decisions and is part of the icon Brad “Scarface” Jordan for Kimberly Griffe university’s Entertainment, Sports and Media Law Houston City Council District-D in a Jackson, Esq., C’93, Initiative led by Ivory. December runoff election. The position recently accepted the was formerly held by Dwight Boykins, position executive Kendra Mells, C’2014, was named to the National who opted to pursue a mayoral bid director for the Black Lawyers’ Top 40 Under 40 class of 2019. instead of seeking re-election. Institute for Strategic Policy at St. Petersburg College, Seminole campus, effective Dec. 2, 2019.

34 » SPELMAN MESSENGER Heather McTeer-Toney, C’98, national field director for Moms Clean Air Force,wrote an op-ed for that features Spelman environmental science professor Na’Taki Osborne Jelks, Ph.D., C’95. Jelks helped start the West Atlanta Watershed Alliance, an organization that helped protect one of Atlanta’s oldest Black neighborhoods from sewer overflows.

BET Networks has named Traci Blackwell, C’90, its executive vice president for scripted Virginia Gov. Ralph programming. In this newly created position, Northam appointed Blackwell oversees the development of original Tammy Smith Mann, scripted programming and casting for and its C’87, to the Virginia recently launched streaming service BET+. She State Board of Angela W. Calloway, J.D., C’82, president of the Detroit Association of comes to BET from the CW, where she most Education July 26, Women’s Clubs Inc., received the Spirit of Detroit Award from recently served as senior vice president for current 2019. programs. Councilwoman Mary Sheffield of District 5 Oct. 11, 2019. Calloway fought to have a secondary street sign, which now sits at the intersection of In October, Meredith Corp. named Shona Brush and Ferry streets, renamed in honor of Rosa L. Gragg. She was the Pinnock, C’95, director of diversity and inclusion. club’s former president who outsmarted the era’s racist housing laws and The sociology major is responsible for desegregated the iconic block in what is now Detroit’s cultural center. implementing diversity and inclusion programs for Meredith, a leading media and marketing company whose products reach approximately Asha Grant, C’2014, 180 million American consumers. was featured in the Times on her The latest endeavor of Linda Goode Bryant, work as founder of the C’71, an urban farm program called Project EATS, Los Angeles chapter of was recently featured in The New York Times. the Free Black Women’s The idea, she said, came to her while she was Library, a mobile Kimberly-Clark Corp. filming a documentary about the 2004 pop-up library and has named Erin presidential election. community that Mitchell Richeson, cultivates an C’2005, to the post of Adrienne Walker, C’2008, will return to the appreciation for Black vice president for Broadway stage to reprise the role of “Nala” in female writers and diversity and the critically acclaimed “.” Walker provides a safe space inclusion. She will returns to the role after playing “Hattie” in the for communities of lead the company’s Tony-nominated revival of “Kiss Me, Kate.” color. global efforts to further position Angela Baskerville, C’87, vice president for diversity as a key technology development at AT&T, was a panelist driver of culture and for the Women of Color FashTech Workshop on business innovation Oct. 15, 2019, in the NASA Auditorium. while fostering Sponsored by AT&T of Georgia, the workshop inclusive work allowed Spelman and Clark Atlanta University environments. students interested in interdisciplinary careers in e-commerce, retail, media, telecommunications and tech to gain insight from industry professionals.

Danielle Dickens, Ph.D., C’2009, assistant professor of psychology, received the 2019 Mary MicroCorp recently Roth Walsh Teaching the Psychology of Women named Ashley Award during the American Psychological Patton, C’2013, as Association Convention. Tomika DePriest, C’89, was its Employee of the featured in SHEEN magazine, Year. T. Shyvonne Stewart, C’2005, made her The Ultimate Beauty Guide, Broadway debut as a standby understudy in “The providing life lessons on self-care Lightning Thief: The Percy Jackson Musical.” She and re-branding. was also in the original cast for the first national tour this past year.

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Chicago architect Ayanna , Ph.D., C’2007, recently Danielle Tillman, participated on a research team that won a C’2003, was named national Award of Excellence from the one of Crain’s University Economic Development Association. Chicago Business 40 Robinson and her colleagues helped Taylor Under 40 honorees Regional Hospital in Pulaski County, Georgia, Nov. 13, 2019. complete a mandatory community health-needs assessment, which helped the hospital maintain its nonproft status and stay open.

Andrea Lewis, Ph.D., C’96, associate professor and chair of Spelman’s Department of Education, will participate in the Council of Independent Colleges 2019–2020 Senior Leadership Academy. Lewis is the seventh Brianna Harris, C’2016, Spelman administrator selected for the academy. has been named to the ffth and fnal cohort of Positive Maturity, one of central Alabama’s the Woodrow Wilson oldest organizations dedicated to senior Georgia Teaching lifestyles, selected Debra Dickerson Crawford, Fellowship. The C’82, for one of its 2019 Top 50 Over 50 fellowship, which seeks awards. to increase the number of high school STEM Christina Dickerson-Cousin, C’2004, was teachers in secondary schools in Georgia and promoted from visiting professor of history to Pennsylvania, will allow Harris to obtain a assistant professor of history (tenure track) at master’s in education and a certifcate to teach Quinnipiac University in Hamden, Connecticut. in Georgia. She began her new position in August 2019.

MIA Media Group LLC, Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker appointed census publishers of Legacy co-coordinator Marishonta Wilkerson, C’2010, Miami and Legacy South to co-lead a comprehensive effort to ensure an Florida magazines, has Janiene Ming Thiong, C2014, was selected as accurate and complete 2020 Census count for named Erica Wright, one of Forbes’ 30 Under 30 Scholars. the state of Illinois. The announcement was C’94, one of Miami’s 50 made Sept. 16, 2019. Most Powerful and Rachel’s Network, a Infuential Black Business Ada E. Brown, C’96, has become the frst Black nonproft funding Leaders at its 2019 legacy woman to serve as a U.S. district judge for the organization based in reception. She also was Northern District of Texas, making her one of Washington, D.C., has awarded Miami-Dade two Black appellate jurists in the state. The awarded environmental County Black Affairs Senate voted 80-13 to confrm her nomination advocate Heather McTeer Advisory Board’s Sept. 11, 2019. Toney, C’98, with its Planning Committee Community Pillars inaugural Catalyst Award. Award June 29, 2019, in Miami Shores. The and Boy Scouts of The award, a $10,000 prize America selected Christel Jones Jackson, C ’84, and networking opportunities, recognizes as a 2019 Whitney M. Young Jr. Service Award women of color who are making an recipient. The award recognizes signifcant environmental impact communities across the contributions made to the metro Atlanta country. She was honored during Rachel’s community in helping hard-to-serve Network annual meeting in March 2020. neighborhoods. She was presented the award at an annual luncheon at the Atlanta Marriott Marquis Oct. 23, 2019. Erin Jones Geter, C’2008, attended the State of Black Women Conference at Google’s headquarters in Mountain View, California, Nov. 21, 2019.

36 » SPELMAN MESSENGER Chelesa Fearce, C’2017, was recently awarded Shaun Robinson, C’84, a full scholarship and a stipend to cover living received the Game expenses to attend Yale Medical School. While Changer Award by in high school, she battled homelessness and MLK Community lived in extended-stay motels in Clayton County, Hospital. The award Krystle Watler, C’2004, Georgia. Her remarkable story was recently acknowledges her work was recognized as one of featured in The Atlanta Journal-Constitution. with the S.H.A.U.N. Ad Age’s Women to Foundation for Girls, Watch in the U.S. Wells Fargo named Spelman trustee Colleen which helps to improve advertising industry. In Taylor, C’90, head of merchant services, effective the lives of underserved June 2019, ADCOLOR, Aug. 26, 2019. Taylor, who was named to the and underrepresented a not-for-proft PaymentsSource.com Most Infuential Women in girls. organization whose Payments 2019 list, brings nearly 30 years of mission is to celebrate fnancial services experience to the position. Her and champion diversity new offce is based in . in the creative industries, recognized her as a “rock star” in the advertising industry. Anne Collins Smith, C’96, curator of collections at the Spelman College Museum of Fine Art, recently attended an inaugural art Michelle Bradley Emebo, C’2007, was recently leadership program held at Princeton University. profled by the Chicago The Curation, Leadership, Artistry and Practice Tribune for being Program, a partnership between the Princeton selected from thousands Sheila Alexander-Reid, C’81, director of University Art Museum and the HBCU Alliance of candidates as one of LGBTQ affairs in the executive offce of Mayor of Museums and Art Galleries, is designed to the American Heart Muriel Bowser in Washington, D.C., was named help increase diversity in art leadership. Association’s 2020 Real an inaugural Business of Pride honoree by the Women. After battling Washington Business Journal. Tikenya Foster-Singletary, Ph.D., C’97, senior post-partum hyperten- lecturer in Spelman’s Department of English, sion, she took a stance participated in the 2019 summer session of the and reversed heart Yvette Monique Davis- Georgia Teaching Fellow Program. The disease, and is encourag- Smith, MD, C’ 90, has been program provides higher education faculty with ing other women to take recognized as the 2019 expanded opportunities for developing control of their health. Educator of the Year by important teaching skills. Navicent Health for her contributions to healthcare, Suneye Rae Holmes. Ph.D., C’2004, an health education and health instructor in Spelman’s Department of Sandile Hlatshwayo, equity. She is director of the Economics, recently shared her thoughts with C’2006, attended the Family Medicine Residency CNN.com on the controversy involving the IMF-World Bank Annual Program. Navicent Health is the leading provider Canadian bonnet company NiteCap. Meetings in Bali, of healthcare in central and south Georgia. Indonesia, in October A month after graduation, computer science 2018, to present her major Treasure Goddard, C’2019, landed her research on corruption. dream job and moved to San Francisco to She and her co-authors participate in ’s associate product explored how news manager program. She will receive training, coverage of corruption mentoring and rotating assignments with can help us better understand its effects.They various product teams at Twitter. used more than 665 million newspaper articles to create news-fow indices of corruption and Novelist and playwright Cleage, C’71, anti-corruption efforts for 30 economies. received the August Wilson Playwright Award at the 16th biennial National Black Theatre Festival in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. Shanae S. Buffngton, Esq., C’2003, was McClatchy newspapers recently named Cynthia elected president of the DuBose, C’2002, senior editor for special Sacramento County Bar Taylor Yarbrough, C’2013, was among several projects. She will lead McClatchy’s Priorities Association. She will women selected for The Ad Club of New York’s Project, which focuses on election-year serve as 2019-2020 i’mPART Fellowship Program. The program conversations about the policy issues that are chair of the California helps women pursue their goals and elevate most important to the readers of the company’s State Bar’s Client them from mid-level to executive level by 30 newspapers. Security Fund providing the access, tools and nurturing Commission. necessary for them to grow and thrive in all aspects of the advertising industry.

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Elizabeth Monique Smith, C’2018, was one of 15 graduate students selected worldwide to attend the TERENO NEON Carbon Workshop in Düren, , July 2019. An environmental science major, Smith is currently pursuing graduate studies at the University of Delaware, College of Agriculture and Natural Resources, Department of Plant and Soil Sciences.

Calida Rawles, artist extraordinaire, and her new debut show Various Small Fires were featured in several publications, including LA Weekly and New York Media’s The Cut story: “The Artist Whose Paintings Have Captivated Ta-Nehisi Coates Calida Rawles on depicting godlike black bodies.” One of Rawles’ painting graces the cover of Coates’ 2019 debut novel, The Water Dancer.

Michelle P. Burris, C’2014, senior Nicole Venable, C’91, was one 2019’s policy associate at The Century Most Inspiring Leaders by the Foundation, published her first article Rainbow Push Coalition, headed by about a plan to reduce large racial and the Rev. . She was economic achievement gaps in honored for her philanthropy, Howard County, Maryland, by community service and mentorship of allowing students of different women of color. backgrounds to go to school together. In celebration of its 25th anniversary, Littane Bien-Aime, C’2009, the spring 1994 line of Delta Sigma Phylicia Fant, C’2000, received the Trumpet published an article in Blavity on the Theta Sorority Inc., Eta Kappa Award for Corporate Executive of the Year at importance of HBCU homecomings, Chapter, donated $160,000 to the 28th Annual Bounce Trumpet Awards, specifically at Spelman and Spelman College. which aired Jan. 12, 2020. Morehouse colleges.

Tamika Sims, Ph.D., C’2000, is one of several adjunct professors at the Morehouse School of Medicine leading a new effort to provide online programs for a master of science in biotechnology and an executive master of public health. Targeting working professionals in the life sciences/public health industry, the online programs advance the institution’s mission by extending learning opportunities to students without the restrictions of location or time. A biology major at Spelman, Sims went on to receive a master‘s in biomedical science (with an emphasis in microbiology) from Georgia State University and a doctorate in virology and immunology from MSM. She says she wants to open doors for other industry professionals who want to advance their careers. The Actors Studio Drama School welcomed critically acclaimed actress “When I was a student, there was no science of the stage and screen, LaTanya Richardson Jackson, C’71, as a guest program that was directly focused on supporting students to pursue jobs in host for a special episode of . Her featured industry, supporting entrepreneurial efforts or on guiding them down a path that guest was director, producer, actress and activist . is directly linked to the evolution of scientific careers,” says Sims, who is also the Jackson also joined the Fordham University Theatre Program in fall director of food technology communications at the International Food Informa- 2019 as the Endowed Chair in Theatre. tion Council. “This program does all of that, and the fact that it is offered online is an added draw for professionals looking to propel their career goals.”

38 » SPELMAN MESSENGER Yayntilaa Monay- Jacquline Lancaster, C’2014, is the recipient of the Work Hard Award from Democracy Prep Public Schools Adrianna Mitchell, in New York. C’2013, was featured on Season 1 Episode 1 of the NBC show “Lincoln Rhyme: Hunt for the Bone Collector.” Spelman’s Center for Leadership and Civic Engagement presented the unsung hero story of Dovey Tayari Jones, C’91, has been named the winner Johnson Roundtree, C’38, civil of the 2019 Clara Johnson Award for Women’s rights and criminal defense Literature by the Jane’s Stories Press Foundation attorney, ordained minister and for her bestselling tour de force, An American U.S. Army veteran, Nov. 21, Marriage. She received a cash award presented 2019, in Sisters Chapel. Her at a special reception. book, Mighty Justice: My Life in Additionally, the novel A photo by photojournalist Regina Civil Rights, which she co- was named one of Bill H. Boone, C’92, has made CNN’s authored with Katie McCabe, Gate’s five books to list of “100 photos that defined the was ranked No. 4 on Oprah enjoy this winter. decade.” The 2016 photo is of a Winfrey’s 10 Best Books to Read toddler afflicted by the contami- in December. nated water in Flint, Michigan. Time magazine used it as its cover for its Feb. 5, 2016, edition.

Tiana Barnwell, C’2019, is featured in the December 2019 issue of ESSENCE magazine. She is included on a list of social justice activists Gretchen Cook-Anderson, C’90, an award- who proved there was no winning marketing executive, has been obstacle big or small that promoted to assistant vice Black women did not president for diversity recruiting overcome in 2019. and advising at Chicago-based IES Abroad. With 26 years of experience in marketing and Angela Banks Jourdain, M.D., C’89, has been elected a Fellow of the public relations, her efforts over New York Academy of Medicine. the past nine years have led to 112% growth in enrollment Stevie Gray, C’2001, was recently featured in an article by Access Weekly diversity in IES Abroad for her all-star attitude as the vice president for ticket operations for the programs, which represents and Chase Center Box Office. Access Weekly is a nearly 20,000 students of color. digital newsletter powered by the International Ticketing Association.

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1939 1990 Ida Billee Wood 1966 Lynn Marie Ellis Died: July 30, 2019 Sandra Reese Kendrick Died: Jan. 21, 2020 Services: August 31, 2019, 11 a.m., Died: Oct. 20, 2019 Services: Feb.1, 2020, 4 p.m., Shiloh South Maple Street Baptist Church, Services: Nov. 2, 2019, 10 a.m., New Baptist Church, Washington, D.C. Somerset, Kentucky. Prospect Missionary Baptist Church, Detroit 1992 1946 Karen D. King, Ph.D. Grace McKivey Scipio 1975 Died: Dec. 24, 2019 Died: Aug. 5, 2019 Deborah Childs-Bowen, Ph.D. Services: Jan. 11, 2020, 11 a.m., Died: Dec. 16, 2019 All Souls Unitarian, Washington, D.C. 1948 Services: Dec. 23, 2019, 11 a.m., Jacqueline Larkins Crook Friendship Baptist Church, Atlanta Kimberley Suber-Whitaker Died: Dec. 5, 2019 Died: Nov. 24, 2019 Services: Dec. 16, 2019, 11a.m., 1978 Services: Dec. 5, 2019, 11 a.m., Oak Alfonso Dawson Mortuary, Atlanta Diane Rowe Grove A.M.E. Church, Detroit Died: Nov. 21, 2019 1952 Services: Nov. 22, 2019, 11 a.m., New 1997 Hazelyn Delores Scott Lewis Covenant Christian Ministries, Annie Bell Head Died: Nov. 29, 2019 Lithonia, Georgia. Died: Dec. 21, 2019 Services: Dec. 7, 2019, 12:30 p.m., Services: Jan. 3, 2020, 11 a.m., Black and Clark Funeral Home, Dallas 1980 Providence Missionary Baptist Church, Michelle A. King Atlanta Harryette Cuthbert Pickens Died: Nov. 4, 2019 Died: Nov. 23, 2019 Services: Nov. 12, 2019, Noon, St. 1999 Services: Dec. 3, 2019, 7 p.m., Paul’s Baptist Church-Creighton Paula Montgomery Rodney Rabbouni Catholic Community, Campus, Richmond, Virginia. Died: Dec. 6, 2019 Springdale Presbyterian Church, Services: Dec. 14, 2019, Noon, Union Louisville, Kentucky. 1983 Hill Primitive Baptist Church, Shonda Yvette Lewis Huntsville, Alabama. 1955 Died: Oct. 16, 2019 Altona “Toni” Johns Anderson Services: Oct. 26, 2019, 2 p.m., Lola Herring Died: Nov. 27, 2019 Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s Witnesses Died: Jan. 9, 2020 Springfeld Congregation, Jacksonville, Services: Jan. 14, 2020, 11 a.m., Bethel 1958 Florida. United Methodist Church, Atlanta Carolyn Tucker Sims Died: Nov. 24, 2019 1986 2005 Services: Dec. 2, 2019, 11 a.m., The Vickie Jo Fennell Rosalyn Knight Church of the Incarnation, Atlanta Died: Nov. 6, 2019 Died: Oct. 21, 2019 Services: Nov. 2, 2019, 10 a.m., 1960 1988 William C. Harris Funeral Directors Cozetta Aldridge Trimble Dr. Jacqueline Ann Spaulding Spanish Lake Chapel, St. Louis Died: Oct. 23, 2019 Died: Oct. 28, 2019 Services: Nov. 5, 2019, 11 a.m., Services: Nov. 9, 2019, 10 a.m., 2013 Harris Funeral Home Chapel, Psalmist Baptist Church, Baltimore April J. McAllister Opelika, Alabama. Died: Aug. 15, 2019

40 » SPELMAN MESSENGER Donor Roll 2019

Fiscal Year 2019 (July 1, 2018, through June 30, 2019) was a momentous fundraising year for Spelman College. More than $25.3 million was raised. We are grateful for the generosity of each of our contributors and several new leadership gifts and commitments of more than $3 million were made. These gifts help execute the strategic goals of Delivering the Spelman Promise, Elevating the Spelman Difference, Enhancing Operational Excellence, and Promot- ing Academic Innovation. Delivering the Spelman Promise – to ensure that no student is forced to suspend her education because she lacks the fnancial resources – is our No. 1 objective. These four objectives work hand in hand to uphold Spelman College’s standard of excellence. Please join us in thanking the FY 2019 Leadership Donors. Read more about our strategic plans at www.spelman.edu/strategicplan.

FY 2019 Leadership Donors

$1,000,000 - $10,000,000 Walton Family Foundation, Inc. Willie L. Aldridge, Jr. Theodore R. & Barbara B. Aronson Mary R. & John R. Brock Rosalind Gates Brewer, C’84 & John Brewer Beth & Seth Klarman Susan Dunn & Thomas Dunn National Philanthropic Trust Goldman Sachs Philanthropy Fund**

$500,000 - $1,000,000 Lilly Endowment, Inc. Alfred P. Sloan Foundation Sisterhood breakfast 2019 Andrew W. Mellon Foundation The Estate of John A. Redmond Herman P. & Sophia Taubman Foundation

**By way of an Anonymous Donor

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* Century Club $100–$249 † Lifetime Gift Ronda E. Stryker & William D. Ross Arnold, III American Political Science IBM Corporation > Second Century Club Society Johnston Foundation Gena Hudgins Ashe, C’83 & Association Institute for Higher Education $250–$499 The Wallace Foundation Mason Ashe Amoco Foundation, Inc. Policy % Founders Club Recognizes cumulative giving United Negro College Fund Anne Ashmore-Hudson, C’63 Annexstad Family Foundation The James M. Cox Foundation $500–$999 in the amount of $100,000 W. K. Kellogg Foundation Clarence Avant Anonymous (1) John & Mary Franklin or more WISH Foundation Jean J. Beard ARAMARK, Inc. Foundation, Inc. # President’s Society SannaGai A. Brown, C’83 Associated Colleges of the South The John D. & Catherine T. $1,000–$9,999 BENEFACTORS Lucinda W. Bunnen AT&T MacArthur Foundation SOCIETY ^ Nellie Brewer Render Society HERITAGE SOCIETY Bonnie S. Carter, C’89 & Michael Atlanta Chapter of NAASC John H and Wilhelmina $10,000–$49,999 $1 Million and above $500,000 - $999,999 L. Carter Atlanta Falcons D Harland Charitable Keith W. Colburn The Atlanta Foundation Foundation, Inc. ~ Trustee Leadership Circle Individuals Individuals Johnnetta B. Cole Atlanta Journal and Constitution Johnny Mac Soldiers Fund, Inc. $50,000 and up Alice Gaston Combs, C’53 & Atlanta Symphony Orchestra Johnson & Johnson Anonymous (1) Lauren Amos & Tyler Clayton True Blue Society Julius V. Combs The Ayco Charitable Foundation Kaiser Permanente Theodore R. & Barbara B. Aronson Anonymous (1) Names in blue have given for five or Kimberly Browne Davis, C’81 Baldwin Richardson Foods, Co. Kendeda Fund Mary R. Brock & John F. Brock Rosalind Gates Brewer, C’84 & more consecutive years. John & Brown John Brewer Pauline E. Drake, C’58 Bank of America Foundation KeyBank Foundation Janine Brown & Alex Simmons Mary R. Brock & John F. Brock Peggy Dulany Estate of Williemae V. Black Kimberly-Clark Foundation, Inc. † Deceased Anne Cox Chambers Richard Chasin Susan Dunn & Thomas Dunn BMW of North America, Inc. Limited Brands Foundation LaTanya Richardson Jackson, Ashley McNeil Coleman, C’2005 Kaye Foster Boehringer Ingelheim Cares The Liman Foundation C’71 & Samuel L. Jackson Jerri L. DeVard, C’79 Henry Louis Gates, Jr. Foundation, Inc. Lockheed Martin Corporation Martha L. & Bruce Karsh Alison Graves-Calhoun, C’90 Booking.com Lotus Development Corporation Leslie Graham Andrews, C’88 Yvonne R. Jackson, C’70 Judith Fisher Arrington, C’57 Beth & Seth Klarman Pamela Joseph & Hank Joseph Nancy & Holcombe Green, Jr. Booth Ferris Foundation Macy’s Leonard & Louise Riggio Beverly L. Guy-Sheftall, C’66 BP America, Inc. Mary Allen Lindsey Branan Anne Ashmore-Hudson, C’63 Gwen Adams Norton & Phoebe Lydia Bailey, C’66 D’Rita Parilla Robinson, C’97 Peter Norton Marcelite Jordan Harris, C’64 † -Myers Squibb Corporation Foundation Bradley T. Sheares & Adrienne Lezli Levene Harvell, C’2000 Callaway Foundation, Inc. Matsushita Electric Corporation Barbara B. Balser R. Palmer & John Palmer Hamilton Scott Beazley Simmons Jon Stryker Steve & Marjorie Harvey Charles A. Frueauff Foundation, of America Ronda E. Stryker & William D. Laurel Hord Hill, C’84 Inc. MCJ Amelior Foundation Elena Walker Bell, C’2003 Beverly Daniel Tatum & Gloria Knowles Bell, C’64 Johnston Travis Tatum Robert & Barbara Holland, Jr. The Charles E. and Shirley S. Merck Partnership for Giving June Gary Hopps, C’60 Marshall Charitable Trust Merrill Lynch DeAndrea Beasley Berry, C’91 Cara J. Hughes, C’2003 Chick-Fil-A, Inc. Merrill Lynch & Co. Foundation, Joann Henderson Berry, C’64 Corporations, L. Muriel Birchette, C’69 Corporations, Foundations, John K. Hurley Chrysler Foundation Inc. Foundations, Edith Simmons Jackmon-Hunter, Chubb & Son, Inc. Global Impact Pamela Estelle Blatch, C’77 Organizations & Trusts Mary Burney Bolling, C’77 Organizations & Trusts Alfred P. Sloan Foundation C’63 CIGNA Corporation Funding Trust, Inc. Amgen, Inc. Rose Harris Johnson, C’57 & Coca-Cola Enterprises National Distillers Distributors Johnson Booker, C’67 Anonymous (1) Trojanell Bordenave-Wilson, C’74 Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Arcus Foundation Robert L. Johnson Coca-Cola Refreshments Foundation Arthur Vining Davis Foundations Eric G. Johnson The College Board National Philanthropic Trust Juel Pate Borders-Benson, C’54 AT&T, Inc. Anne Ruth Borders-Patterson, C’61 AT&T Foundation Atlantic Philanthropies Marcella A. & Terry L. Jones Commerce Club Foundation, Inc. PepsiCo Foundation, Inc. Atlanta Committee for the Darnita R. Killian, C’79 The Commonwealth Fund Peter Norton Family Foundation Bray Bottoms, C’60 Avon Products Foundation, Inc. Ernestine Walton Brazeal, C’63 Olympic Games Eugene M. Lang † Corning, Inc. Estate of Ida G. Peterson, C’46 Bank of America Johnetta Cross Brazzell, C’68 Bank of New York Mellon Company Richard D. Legon & Fran Legon Cracker Barrel Old Country Publix Supermarkets Barnes & Noble, Inc. Maudie B. Lofton, C’66 Store, Inc. R. Howard Dobbs Jr. Rosalind Gates Brewer, C’84 Carnegie Corporation of NY Rosalind Harris Brown, C’67 Bernard Osher Foundation Charles Stewart Mott Foundation Audrey Forbes Manley, C’55 Crankstart Foundation Foundation, Inc. Bush Foundation Jennie L. Marshall The Dana Foundation The Ralph M. Parsons Foundation Lucinda W. Bunnen The Community Foundation for Sandra Hawkins Burden, C’64 Clara Elizabeth Jackson Carter Greater Atlanta, Inc. Sarah Sage McAlpin Danforth Foundation The Rich Foundation, Inc. Foundation Allen & Sally McDaniel The David, Helen & Marian RLO Publishing Group LLC Walter E. Burt The David Geffen Foundation Ann Kelly Caggins, C’68 The Coca-Cola Company Delta Air Lines, Inc. Charles E. Merrill, Jr. Woodward Fund Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors Coca-Cola Foundation Rick & Anna Mills The Davis Foundation, Inc. Salomon Brothers, Inc. Laneshia Shante Camp, C’2002 Dignity Health George Campbell Combined Jewish Eastman Company Helen Smith Price, C’79 & Dow Jones & Company, Inc. The Samuel and LaTanya R. Philanthropies Albenny Price E. I. Du Pont De Nemours & Co. Jackson Foundation Mary Schmidt Campbell Emma and Joe Adams Foundation Dawn Villetta Carr, C’99 The Corella & Bertram F. Bonner The Freeman Foundation Paula C. Renfro, C’74 EBF & Associates, LP San Antonio Area Foundation Foundation, Inc. Mary French Rockefeller Emory University Sara Lee Corporation Herschelle Sullivan Challenor, C’60 Fuller E. Callaway Foundation Anne Cox Chambers Delta Air Lines Foundation Georgia Power Foundation, Inc. Steven C. Rockefeller Office, Inc. , Inc. ExxonMobil Foundation Lovette Twyman Russell, C’83 & Eversheds Sutherland (US) LLP The Thomas J. Watson Foundation Patricia White Chatard, C’61 The Henry Luce Foundation Thomas and Mattie Clarke Ford Foundation The Isambard Kingdom Brunel Michael B. Russell ExxonMobil Corporation The Tom Joyner Foundation, Inc. George Link Jr. Foundation, Inc. Grace McKivey Scipio, C’46 The Falcon Fund The Group Cynthia Wyatt Cody, C’76 Society of North America Brenda Hill Cole, C’63 George Lucas Family Foundation Kimberly Clark Corporation Bettye Lovejoy Scott, C’57 Federated Corporate Services, Inc. The Vasser Woolley Foundation, The Goizueta Foundation Jean LaRue Foster Scott, C’53 Federated Department Stores Inc. Alice Gaston Combs, C’53 Morgan Stanley & Company, Inc. Pamela Cook, C’85 Goldman Sachs Philanthropy Fund National Alumnae Association Suzanne Shank & Sean Werdlow Foundation The Woodrow Wilson National Higher Life Foundation Esther Silver-Parker Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Fellowship Foundation Gretchen R. Cook-Anderson, C’90 of Spelman College Pamela Yvonne Cooper, C’88 Medical Institute Pfizer Inc. Jonathan L. Smith & Sherrill Florence & Harry English College Fund John and Rosemary Brown Blalock Memorial Fund UNCF Special Programs A. J. Cooper Pharmacia and Upjohn Sharon Y. Cribbs, C’76 Family Foundation Procter & Gamble Lynn & Jack Stahl Corporation Joseph B. Whitehead Foundation Kathleen M. Tait Frances Wood Wilson Verizon Roslyn Moore Crisp, C’78 Estate of John A. Redmond Deborah Peek Crockett, C’66 JP Morgan Chase The Sheares Family Charitable Colleen Janessa Taylor, C’90 Foundation, Inc. Verizon Foundation JP Morgan Chase Foundation Isabella McIntyre Tobin, C’45 Genentech, Inc. Wachovia Bank of Georgia, N.A. Delores Loraine Crockett, C’69 Foundation Renada Nicole Crowder, C’2003 Karsh Family Foundation Sherman Fairchild Foundation Erin J. Tolefree, C’2001 General Electric Company Walmart The Kresge Foundation Eleanor Williams Traylor, C’55 General Mills, Inc. Walmart Foundation Catherine A. Cummings, C’54 Southern Education Foundation, Jacquelyn Shivers Daniel, C’60 Lehman Brothers, Inc. Inc. Andrea Abrams Turner, C’86 Walton Family Foundation, Inc. Lettie Pate Whitehead Mary L. Brock Waters, C’65 General Motors Foundation William Townsend Porter Hattimarie Parks Davis, C’47 The Starr Foundation Toomer Charisse Davis, C’2002 Foundation, Inc. Estate of Cherie Stawasz Celeste Watkins-Hayes, C’96 & George I. Alden Trust Foundation Lilly Endowment, Inc. Rejji Hayes Georgia Power Company, Inc. Wonder Love, Inc. Wanda Davis Tull Charitable Foundation Jerri L. DeVard, C’79 Estate of Elizabeth Lunning United Parcel Service Valerie Rockefeller Georgia-Pacific Corporation Xerox Foundation The Merck Company Foundation George T. Wein Georgia-Pacific Foundation Jill Denise Devers UPS Foundation, Inc. Alyson S. Dorsey, C’2002 Microsoft Corporation The William Penn Foundation Josie Latimer Williams, C’47 Getty Foundation Estate of Donna Mitchell Goldman, Sachs & Company Guardian Society Pauline E. Drake, C’58 Xerox Corporation dba Xerox Carolyn Wyatt Drakeford, C’64 New York Chapter, NAASC Financial Services, LLC Corporations, The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Society Charitable Foundations, Company Rosalind Duncan recognizes individuals who Maya LaRah Eady, C’2002 Giving Program HARRELD- Organizations & Trusts Google, Inc. have included Spelman College Packard Humanities Institute Hank Aaron Chasing the Dream John Eaton GRANDERSON in their estate plans and/ Mary McKinney Edmonds, C’53 Pew Charitable Trust SOCIETY Abrams Foundation, Inc. Foundation, Inc. or made provisions for other Seth and Beth Klarman Fund Aetna Foundation Harriet McDaniel Marshall Trust Pamela Garrett Elliott, C’71 $100,000 - $499,000 planned gifts The Riggio Foundation AGL Resources, Inc. Harvey Family Foundation Velda Givens Erie The Riversville Foundation American Express Foundation The Hearst Foundation Joyce Kirkland Essien Hank & Billye Aaron June McDonald Aldridge, C’53 The Robert W. Woodruff American Family Mutual Herman P. & Sophia Taubman Anita Estell Anonymous (1) Willie L. Aldridge, Jr. Millicent P. Eubanks, C’78 Foundation Insurance Company Foundation Walter R. Allen Claire Lewis “Yum” Arnold & H. American Honda Motor Co., Inc. Honeywell, Inc. Margaree Cheek Fant, C’76 Laura Hill Anderson, C’40 Lila A. Fenwick

42 » SPELMAN DONOR ROLL 2019 Dorothy Jenkins Fields, C’64 Jacquelyn Brown Lawson, C’66 Khara Aisha Quiney, C’2002 Teresa Gail Williams, C’74 Toni Hover Alumnae Inez Howey Finch, C’69 Barbara Holloway Lee, C’53 John A. Redmond Valjean Elizabeth Williams, C’64 Phyllis Irby-Downing Michelle D. Flagg, C’95 Keisha Aida Leverette, C’2002 Josephine Reed-Taylor, C’72 Hillary A. Williams-Thomas, C’2002 Amelia Strong Irons, C’55 1938 Johnnie Hunter Foxworth, C’43 Andrea D. Lewis, C’96 Paula Caruthers Renfro, C’74 Brent L. Wilson Donna T. Jackson Celestine Taylor Billings Deidra Armstrong Fryer, C’84 Joyce E. Lewis Marlene Rhodes Alice E. Wilson, C’80 Toi B. James Bruce Fryer Wanda Smalls Lloyd, C’71 Lisa Hobbs Richardson, C’86 Ridgely Renwick Worthy, C’64 Joyce E. Jelks, C’70 1940 Mia S. Fuse, C’88 Maude Brown Lofton, C’66 Barbara Lockhart Robinson, C’60 Maria Wright, C’2004 Ann A. Johnson Laura Hill Anderson * Maude F. Gaines Malinda Clark Logan, C’64 Marian V. Rucker-Shamu, C’65 Jennifer Kelley, C’97 Margery A. Ganz Sheila Hamilton Louder, C’73 Judith Fennell Ruffin, C’66 Friends of the Kelley 1941 Sadie B. Garner, C’53 Adrienne Colette Lance Lucas, Makara J. Rumley, C’98 Mitchell Klink Edith Arnold Hambrick # Tracie Gregory Goffe, C’87 C’90 Robert J Rumley Museum Tricia Llewellyn Konan Dorothy J. Fuqua Grayson, C’65 Dorothy Kent Mabry, C’69 Lovette Twyman Russell, C’83 Marianne B. Lambert Faye M. Ainsworth 1942 Nancy Hall Green Fannie B. Malone-Nash, C’57 Nicola E. Rutland, C’85 Ashley M. Lee, C’2006 Lucy Allen & Raymond Allen Myrtle Bowers Davis # Tracey Saulsberry Guinyard, C’2002 Audrey Forbes Manley, C’55 Lisa Fatema Sadia Jaylena Dannael Lomenech Lauren A. Amos Antoinette Clifford Kindall > Edith A. Hammond, C’65 Jennie L. Marshall Paula Ann Sams, C’77 Suyah Monae Loud-Dockett, C’90 Linda R. Asbury Wendolyn Murphy Harding, C’64 Karol V. Mason Christine Savini Kathleen Irvin Loughlin Candace L. Banks 1943 Berdie Ricks Hardon, C’67 Michelle L. Matthews, C’82 Grace McKivey Scipio, C’46 Nancy M. Maignan Beatrice W. Barnwell & Isaiah Johnnie Hunter Foxworth % Agnes Houston Harper, C’67 Marilyn Singleton McCain, C’73 Jacquelyne Daniels Sears, C’86 Judith Martens E. Barnwell Florence Irving Francis * Calandra Yvette Harris, C’2002 Cassandra Anita McCloud, C’87 Namascar Shaktini George-McKinley Martin Paul Barrett Annie Jewell Moore Carmen Darice Harris, C’2002 Delores LaRheine McCollum, C’73 Jylana Liletta Sheats, C’2002 Joe B. Massey Dawoud Bey Michelle Renee Harris, C’2002 Charlotte L. McConnell, C’66 Pamela Jones Shoffner, C’68 Rhonda L. Matheison Jeanne Bryant Blackmon, C’53 1944 Bettieanne Childers Hart, C’69 Allen P. McDaniel Beverly Y. Simons, C’69 Renita D. Mathis Simone Ruth Blake, C’89 Del Eagan Jupiter % Gwendolyn Hathaway, Augustine McDaniel, C’67 Blanche Mickle Smith, C’76 M. Akua McDaniel, C’69 BNY Mellon Charitable Gift Fund Carolyn Taylor Thomas # C’62 Cynthia Knight McDaniel, C’71 Brenda V. Smith, C’80 Jaunice Sills McSwain, C’2008 William G. Bounds, Jr. & Susan Maxine Hayes, C’68 Sally McDaniel Myrtle Y. Smith, C’69 Jennifer Rose McZier, C’96 Bounds 1945 Melanee Rose Haywood, C’80 Sharon K. McGahee, C’79 Cherie Stawasz Lesia Mescudi A. Kathy Bradshaw, C’82 Irene Curtis * Jennifer S. Hembrick-Roberts, Candice D. McKinley, C’2002 David Steed Melissa Messina Angelica Brianna Brooks, Annie Brown Kennedy * C’2003 Carol Ann Miller, C’62 Barbara Peek Sternick, C’51 John M. Michael C’2017 1946 Danielle Marie Hewson, C’2005 Clark Miller Eloise Stevens-Jones, C’65 Aimee Lynn Miller, C’2001 Jessie Lynn Brooks Mary T. Fannings * Barbara Neal Hicks, C’60 Joyce White Mills, C’64 June Stewart, C’86 Joyce White Mills, C’64 Andrea Barnwell Brownlee, Maxine Baker Jackson % Michelle Daneen Hodgkin, C’91 LaRoi N. Mills Dolores Young Strawbridge, C’64 Gloria Jean C’93 & Edward Brownlee Charlotte Arnold Russell * Ernestine Dearing Hogan, C’68 Georgette C. Mitchell Ronda E. Stryker Erikka Searles Mitchell, C’2000 Randall Burkett & Nancy Burkett Gloria Crawford Sims * Melba Elfreda Holder, C’67 Carmen Fennoy Moody, C’65 Shavonna Sumlin-Warthen, Susan Beckett Mitchell Davida J. Campbell, C’2011 Josephine Jackson Smith Robert Holland Lisa Todd Moon, C’88 C’2001 Jerrold Mobley Kalinda Ilesha Campbell, Ursula B. Williams * Tonya Michelle Holmes, C’91 Karen A. Moore, C’80 Alester E. Teagle, C’75 Dorothy Alesia Muhammad, C’92 C’2004 June Gary Hopps, C’60 Cassandra T. Morgan, C’82 Georgianne Thomas, C’64 Angela Joyce , C’91 Danielle Carney, C’96 1947 Delories Epps Horton, C’68 Harriet Mitchell Murphy, C’49 Clemmie Sanders Tolmaire, C’50 Yvonne Oliver Greta Mitchell Cassalle, C’76 Hattimarie Parks Davis % Lynne Howard, C’74 Jakki Jones Nance, C’88 Eleanor Williams Traylor, C’55 Rebecca Ann Paschal-Young, C’94 Megan Castro Muriel Brown Person Salliann Pollock Hughes, C’62 Lisa Niles Doris Robinson Van Putten, C’56 Emily L. Patterson Rebecca Dimling Cochran Ann Harris Stoddard # Edwina Palmer Hunter, C’64 Laura J. Burton Odem, C’68 Doris Glenn Wade Nikita Collins Patterson, C’93 Pamela Cook, C’85 Birdie Gambrell Tyler # Edith Simmons Jackmon-Hunter, E. Yvonne Beauford Oliver, C’69 Sabra Waldfogel Pamela Bell Payton, C’78 Christine Ruth Crawford, C’94 C’63 McGhee Williams Osse, C’74 Sandra Griffin Walker, C’64 Kathleen M. Peters Deloris M. Cross 1949 Alexine C. Jackson, C’56 Sharon Elaine Owens, C’76 Nancy Zinsser Walworth Jonathan Playfair Laura Cullen Jacqueline Hill Bryant * Millicent Gamble Jackson, C’65 Emmanuel Payton Beverley M. Warner, C’77 Pamola Powell & Guy Lescault Carol Marie Daniels, C’73 Bettye R. Campbell # Vernita Jackson, C’68 Pamela Bell Payton, C’78 Deah Brittany Warren, C’2002 Nancy Prager Nicole Davis-Hrobowski, C’96 Yvonne King Gloster % Lucile James Jeanie Dixon Peagler, C’67 Elizabeth Parnell Warrick, C’64 Sonia A. Prescott, C’2005 Tomika Michelle DePriest, C’89 Jeffries * Bernette Joshua Johnson, C’64 Bettye Darden Pegues Charlene Elizabeth Watkins, C’73 Anita Atkinson Ragland, C’57 Libya Sia Doman, C’96 Doris Thompson McCollum # Cynthia Guthrie Johnson, C’77 Tamaria Kai Perry, C’2001 Celeste Michele Watkins-Hayes, Iris Raiford R. Jack Drake & Rebecca Drake Jean DeGazon McDonnell * Elizabeth Jordan Johnson, C’66 Joan Peters C’96 Tandi H. Reddick, C’93 Kimberly Drew Dixie Hardy Moon > Kelli Diane Simmons Johnson, C’87 Rosetta Hicks Peterson, C’54 Krystle N. Watler, C’2004 Terri Harris Reed Douglas Durst Senella Thomas Rawls > Rose Harris Johnson, C’57 Gussie C. Davis Phillips, C’46 Debra S. Weiner Josephine Reed-Taylor, C’72 Monica Ealey Eunice Guy Weston # † Annease Chaney Jones, C’64 Sharon Veronica Pierro, C’69 Martha Jones Welch, C’67 KenYatta Rogers India Phipps Epps, C’99 Muriel Ketchum Yarbrough > Christine Dixon Jones, C’54 Patricia Dixon Pillow, C’65 Jacqueline Hill Whatley, C’76 Dartricia Rollins Biruta Erdmann Deborah Jones, C’73 Bernadette Cecelia Poitier, C’77 Vera Norman Whisenton, C’64 Susan J. Ross Alicia Evans 1950 Laverne Nena Jones, C’86 Joni A. Poitier, C’2002 Barbara Bursey Williams, C’63 Ann Rowles Alicia Felder Grace Diggs Branch-Hasson # Melanie Elayne Jones, C’2002 Clarella Y. 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Williams * Nicholas Surbey Michele Miller Freeman, C’2002 Jamie Melinda Swift, C’2004 Joy Garrett 1951 Lisa Cannon Taylor Courtney R. Garvin Emma Hardnett Bush * The Community Foundation for Georgia State University Clotilda Diggs # Greater Atlanta, Inc. John E. Gleeson Ernie Flinoil Jackson * Nzinga Temple Tull, C’97 Dawn Yvette Glover, C’96 Mildred Wynn Penson * U. Salon LLC Thelma Golden Dorothy Walker Pleasant # Nancy VanDevender Mignon Goode-Bigelow & Barbara Peek Sternick # ViaKristi J. Varnell, C’90 James Bigelow Eboni Nicole Walker, C’2002 Tracey Saulsberry Guinyard, 1952 ’ D. Watkins, C’91 C’2002 Shirley Statom Henderson % Eileen Watts Welch, C’68 & Sarah N. Halicks Clara Elizabeth Flagg Johnson James A. Welch Sonya Halpern Pauline Love-Gaines * Clarence D. White Leisa Hardage Emma Jean Franklin Moreland Lee Wilder Kamyra L. Harding Bess Nixon Reynolds # Michelle Williams Daphne Safiya Harrison-Young, Beverly Jeanne Thomas * Siarra N. 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Jeanne Bryant Blackmon * Bettye Lovejoy Scott > 1962 Laura Akridge Morgan # Gloria Furlow Tapera * > Second Century Club Alice Gaston Combs # Alice Watkins Simmons Patricia Battle Austin * Joyce Hawthorne Nottingham * Claretta Sampson Varner * $250–$499 Iwilla Dawson Echols % Winona Paul Walker * Carolyn Parham Davis Willenor Caruthers Sheftall # Elynor Alberta Williams # % Founders Club Dora A. Foushee Hobbs Clarice Lampkin Wright * Clara Dodson Delaney Neena A. Shelton-Spencer $500–$999 Dorothy Whited LeBlanc % Alice Doanes % Dolores Young Strawbridge # 1967 Ruby Tolbert Richards * 1958 Alma Willis Fulton * Shirley Bullard Talley * Joyce J. Akridge % # President’s Society Jean LaRue Foster Scott # Phyllis McKinney Bynum * Gwendolyn Wales Hathaway % Georgianne Thomas * Marion Elizabeth Allen * $1,000–$9,999 Nanella Jones Warren # Sylvia Fields Cook # Annette Y. Huffman % Elizabeth Parnell Warrick % Hilda Jenkins Allen ^ Nellie Brewer Render Society Jacqueline J. Wellington-Moore > Verna Rogers Cotton * Maggie Patricianne Hurd > Yvonne Dolores Weatherly * Bernita McMillan Boddie * $10,000–$49,999 Catherine Talmadge Willis * Pauline E. Drake ^ Carolyn E. Jackson Geneitha Delores Welch # Naomi Johnson Booker # Shirley McGee Fannings * Dorothy A. Kelsey Vera Norman Whisenton % Jacquelyn Ann Kirby Boyette % ~ Trustee Leadership Circle 1954 Eurtistine M. Holt * Bettye Clark Little * Billie Pitts Williams # Yvette L. Bradford # $50,000 and up Lilla Strong Arnold # Betty Walton Hood # Elizabeth Bradshaw McKinley > Louisa Jackson Williams # Yvette Savwoir Bradford # True Blue Society Juel Pate Borders-Benson # Evelyn Lyons Jackson * Patricia J. Pace * Valjean Elizabeth Williams * Carlene Henderson Bradley Names in blue have given for five or Gloria Price Bryant * Janet Webster Jones % Clarella Y. Cooke Pratt * Wilhemena Richardson Williams > Rosalind Harris Brown * more consecutive years. Ruth Minor Crawford # Luetta K. Marks-Perry > Joyce C. Rockwell % Bryant % Phyllis Dansby Fisher # Betty E. Strickland # Anna Hankerson Thornton * 1965 Connie Johnson Cole # † Deceased Gwendolyn Walker Garrison # Doris E. Bebee # Sylvia H. Cordy * Lucia Bacote James # 1959 1963 Aurelia E. Brazeal % Debra Houston Edwards * Christine Dixon Jones > Minnie Alderman Barnes > Barbara Jean Andrews % C. Jean Whipple Brown Alice M. Graham % Otha Anne Larkins # Geneva Evans Bishop * Barbara Ann Brown Sandra L. Burton-Hughes * Berdie Ricks Hardon * Patricia Marshall Marks * Rosetta Hicks Peterson > Merian Theresa Ezzard * Mildred Ponder Coats Marguerite P. Creecy Agnes Houston Harper * Angela Robinson McClung * Constance Traylor Pruitt # Jean Strickland Fleming % Brenda Hill Cole * Karen Cooper Daniel > Barbara Naylor Hill % Melody M. McDowell Gloria Gardner Rosemond # Julia Martin Gilmore # Bettie J. Durrah > Ruth A. Davis # Alice Hines * Bertha Vining Montgomery > Emily Davis Stinson # Helen Kerr Hall ^ Catherine Ferguson > Ollie Freeman Dowdy * Jennelle Hopf Patricia Norah Ossie Smith Tuggle # Dorothye Carithers Henderson % Electa Twyman Geer * Barbara Henry Ferguson * Willye Doretha Jackson * Mary Frances Perkins * Fannie Ballard Woodard # Lillie D. Hobbs # Gloria Travis Gross * Sheridan B. Floyd % Marian Smith Jordan # Andrea G. Porter > Marilyn Francis Krigger > Marilyn Pryce Hoytt # Vyvien Annette Ford- Glenda Anderson Kirkland * Loretta Pinkard Prater # 1955 Jane Bond Moore > Edith Simmons Jackmon-Hunter # Brewington > Deborah Keith Mack % Marseille Miles Pride * Lynette Fields Byrom * Arminta Partridge Owens # Betty Johnson Jinks Dorothy J. Fuqua Grayson # Augustine McDaniel * Barbara Anderson Reynolds Yvonne Parks Catchings > Ara Ann Yates Partridge # Gwendolyn Kenner-Johnson * Edith A. Hammond Cynthia McEwen * Marjorie Rich > Alice Zuber Dunston > Dorothy Coleman Peay # Eula Persons Krashen > Mary Jane Hendrix > Leonia Jacqueline McRae Dianne Steverson Roberson * Clestell Byrd Hunt * Margaret Rucker Sheftall # Katie Coleman Rayford > Mary Franklin Hilliard * Joyce Hunter Mills * Grace Hill Rogers * Amelia Strong Irons % Theresa Wiggins Shields > Jean Berrien Rogers-Yates * Emma Allen Jackson * Mildred Walker Monroe > Mellaney Johnson Rutherford Nannie Kate Lindsey > Roslyn Washington Sylvester # Emilie Winston Scott * Millicent Gamble Jackson > Vernistine Bynes Murphy Jacquelyn Sanders Sampson % Audrey Forbes Manley # Olivia Travitt # Elinor Smith Tootle * Leronia Stokes Josey > Ernestine Beck Redd-Jackson * Paulette Scott Erin Goseer Mitchell > Dorothy Robinson Tucker * Robbie Welch Christler Tourse > Karen Kerry Lehman * Safiyyah Shahid Mae Smith Sheftall # Reba Wilson Perkins # Patricia Carter Walker % Carolyn Willis Trammell % Gwendolyn Ledbetter Lipscomb # Chorsie Wright Smith > Jane E. Smith # Aserelene Parker Pickett # Frances Glover Weaver % Barbara Bursey Williams > James Earl McLeod # Selena M. Hall Sowells E. Paulette Smith-Epps Amy Irving Richardson % Charlotte Harris Owens * Nettine Steed * Marva Malone Swanson * Mary Brown Shank # 1960 1964 Willena Kimpson Price % Sarah Bonita Suitt # Jacqueline Bartholomew Temple Hortense Edwards Shelton > Vivian Welch Brinson # Mary Reeder Abrams # Alice Goseer Readus % Jolita McCray Wainwright * Bette Graves Thomas Lydia Walker % Yvonne Arnold Carey % Emilie Williamson Allen * Sheridan B. Rogers % Martha Jones Welch % Vera Daise Thornton * Marian Pitts Coles % Barbara Glover Herrington Marian V. Rucker-Shamu # Carolyn Anderson Van Dyke 1956 Jacquelyn Shivers Daniel # Barnes * Marilyn Holt Sende * 1968 Geanelvin Richardson Walton Kay Jett Baker > Elizabeth McDugle Davis * Clara Manns Bates * Mary Dupree Sherman # Janice Lynn Alexander * Eileen Watts Welch # Gloria S. Bolds % Gloria Watts Davis # Gloria Knowles Bell * Marian C. Shivers #† Andreane Thompson Anderson # Janice Friend West # Gloria Strong Boyd % Clarice Walker Dukes > Joann Henderson Berry # Sylvia Inez Suitt * Sandra Stansell Anderson # Jean Shipp Williams # Joyce Conley Brown > Joyce Wilson Gordon * Sandra Hawkins Burden Sandra Montgomery Tudos % Roslyn Harper Arnold Laurette Willis Bernice Woolfolk Bufford # Barbara Neal Hicks Clayton Copeland Chandler # Delores Turner # Eloise E. Bradley * Clifflora Wright * Geraldine Manly Cheek June Gary Hopps ^ Constance Roseberry Clark- Carol R. Vieth > Johnetta Cross Brazzell # Dorothy Gibson Cobb * Juanita Akridge Hubbard * Snead * Charles Etta White-Chavez * Dorothy Ann Morton Brown * 1969 Carolyn Bailey Collins > Mary Echols Kendrick * Versie Raines Cofield Williams % Jeanette Faucette Brummell # Anonymous Alumna Betty Lovett Dabney # Pearl Johnson Logan * Josephine Dunbar Davis # Katie Mae Davis Zellars % Ann Kelly Caggins # Rosie Lee Austin * Doris Henderson Freeman * Henrietta Reid Lundy Lajoyce Henderson Debro # Barbara L. Clark # Cynthia Barnes-Hall # Julia Ponder Johnson * Wilma Abbott Nichols > Carolyn Wyatt Drakeford 1966 Theoria Wright Clark * L. Muriel Birchette # Rosa Lee Nichols % Roslyn E. Pope Lois Turner Dunlap * Anne Harvey Allison Rachel Strickland Cook # Adrian Burrell Blount % Doris Alberta Patterson % Barbara Lockhart Robinson # Betty Wilson Durden * Birdie Harris Anderson % Anita Woods Cook Armenda L. Bonds # Susie Blasingame Pearson > Mattie Bembry Sims * Alice Morgan Grant * Phoebe Lydia Bailey % Carolyn Tuggle Cooksey * Elizabeth Willis Brown # Patricia Stroud Powell * E. Delores Betts Stephens # Lois Weston Green # Mildred Hipp Blackwell > Dorothea Merkerson Dancy Carolyn Marjorie Brown Sylvia Beverly Stanford > Jo Ann Groves * Barbara Anthony Brown % Ruby Walker Davis > Cynthia Joycelyn Brown * Geraldine P. Stephens-Burton * 1961 Betty Jean Hall # Juanita Robinson Carter # Beverly Smith Dore % Jacqueline T. Brown # Doris Robinson Van Putten * JoAnn Sims Alexander * Margaret Hampton # Deborah Peek Crockett # Geraldine Durrah Denise D. Burnett # Darlene Yarbrough-Morgan # Melvis Evans Atkinson # Wendolyn Murphy Harding # Beverly Carroll Daniel % Carolyn Ann Edwards * Mary Ellen Cammack % Mamie Adams Benjamin * Marcelite Jordan Harris #† Geraldine Davis * LaNora R. Emziah Carolyn Jones Cartwright # 1957 Anne Ruth Borders-Patterson # Earnestine Wideman Harris * Brenda J. Greene * Laura English-Robinson # Judy Carey Copes * Margaret Smith Adair * Floris Barnett Cash > C. LeJeune Hickson # Beverly L. Guy-Sheftall ~ Elaine Martin Freeman Starlett Russell Craig * Judith Fisher Arrington # Patricia White Chatard # Ida McCree Hilliard % Ralphine Thompson Hammett * Ernestine Steward Gray > Delores Loraine Crockett > Alvia Alexander Boone N. June Davis # Katie Reeves Hines # Elizabeth Jordan Johnson * Elaine Chustz Green Gloria Cunningham-Sneed ^ Barbara Green Bray * Gwendolyn Ferrell Elmore # Eleanor Hinton Hoytt # Helen Coleman Jones % Maxine Hayes * Gail Paulette Davenport # Dollie G. Brown % Gloria Banks Ewings # Leola E. Hubbard * Linda Hayes King * Freddye L. Hill * Carolyn L. Davenport # Deanna Davis * Faith Neal Hemphill > Edwina Palmer Hunter # Jacquelyn Brown Lawson * Ernestine Dearing Hogan # Sandra Bohannan Dolphin * Barbara Ponder > Jacqueline S. Marshall > Judith Allen Ingram Charlotte Wyatt Lewis # Delories Epps Horton * Irene Mabrey Dowdell > Frances Ellison-Dansby * Madelyn King McKiver > Bernette Joshua Johnson # Maude Brown Lofton ^ Cheryl Ruth Hunley # Trudy Spears Early # Rosa Rice Hadley > Gwendolyn Harris Charlotte Mize Johnson # Charlotte L. McConnell * Mattie Carroll Ingram % Barbara Dancy Edwards ^ Elaine McEwen Hughes * Middlebrooks # Annease Chaney Jones # Bernice Dowdy McDaniel > Vernita Jackson # Inez Howey Finch # Rose Harris Johnson # Emma Walker Parks * Sarah Freeman Jordan % Sherryl Morgan Mitchell Irene A. James * Patricia Ann Freeman # Prethenia > Jimmie Hughes Raines % Earnestine Lester Jordan % Patricia Bledsoe Monroe * Shirley Barber James * Zenobia S. Gardner # Shirley W. Leaphart # Doris Shelby-Davis > Marsha Goodwin Kee * Connie Curry Phipps Beverly Gail Jenkins * Mamie Louise Garnett * Fannie B. Malone-Nash % Ann Day Smith Nelda J. King > Marilyn O’Bryant Robinson % Natalja E. Johns Delores Hudson Garrett # Olivia Johnson Martin * Angel A. Taylor * Malinda Clark Logan % Judith Fennell Ruffin # Veta Smith Jonas Bonnie Bohannon Gissendanner # Anita Atkinson Ragland % Myrtle Ezzard Thomas % Jewel Lewis Mann Alice Comer Scott # Amelia Arnold Jordan Johnnie Woolfolk Griffith # Mable Williams Reid * Lois Johnson Toomer # Jeanne Terry Meadows # Camille Annette Smith % Brenda Travis Jordan % Phyllis Gray Hallmon # Bettye Whited Robinson > Joyce White Mills # Charlie Gardner Smith > Andrea W. Lawrence % B. J. Hampton # Bettye Parham Saunders Carrie Davis Mobley # Audrey H. Swann # Shirley F. Marks # Scherryl Jefferson Harrison #

44 » SPELMAN DONOR ROLL 2019 Bettieanne Childers Hart * Mary Sinclaire Brown Jessie * Beverly Brown Shaw % Pamela Gunter-Smith % Cathy Bohannon Hope > Vada P. Love * Cynthia Marsh Harvey Donice Thomas Jeter > Wilma Ann Smith * Marna Hale Lynne Howard # Adine Andrea Mable-Lee % Carolyn Walker Hopp Yvonne Bryant Johnson * Brenda A. Smith-Williams Adrian Yvonne Hall-Davis Sharon C. Ingram > Sandra Davis Mapp > Brenda Smith Jackson # Melody Quinn Kenner # Cathy A. Tate % Harriett Miller Halmon # Avis Celeste Jenkins # Janetta D. Marbrey > Jacquelyn Burton Jackson * Rosa King Kilpatrick # Gloria Curry Tatum % Dotty Marie Hampton * Brenda Chester Johnson * Zanthia M. McBride-Spence % Jane Brown Jelks-Jones # Sandi E. Lee-Williams Rosalyn Johnson Truitt % Veronica Wells Haven # P. Danice Arbor Johnson % Deborah Hasan Najee-ullah Norma Finch Jenkins # Ollie Irons Manley # Elizabeth Hill Waddell # Lillian Cain Hill # Martha Lee Jones Valerie D. Pittman % Betty June Johnson % Ave’ Lindsay Marshall > Valerie Daniel Walker-Jones % Michele Clark Holmes Ramona Ingram Jones % Francine Walker Pond Sonja King * Mona Hamlin Martin M. Anita Finch Warren * Denise Ramona Hooks * Valencia Carter Kenner * Shirley Battle Robins > Rita Thorpe Lamb # Cheryl V. May-Holmes # Gwendolyn Jones West # Jacqueline Hurd-Daniels * Merna Kent * Deborah Ann Ryan * Cynthia A. Lemon % G. Jeannette McCall * Yolande Owens Whitney > Dorothy Thompson Ingram > Beverly Branton Lamberson * Shirley Peters Searcy * Marilyn Hunt Lewis-Alim Jacqueline P. Moore # Isa Patterson Williams > Darnell Lenese Ivory * Gloria Bridges Locke > Rosanna Shaw Shirley Earlene Logan * Gaile Johnson Mynatt Caryl Carter Wilson * Fleda Mask Jackson > Karen Valeta Lodrig % Brenda Claire Siler % Carol Loveless # Joyce Ann Myricks Betty Copeland Wright Shirley Ann Miller Jackson * Janice H. Massac * Beverly Ingrid Sinclair * Deleicia Maddox-Gardner > D. Virginia Nelson * Sherry Davis Young Nancy C. Jackson-Sims * Carol T. McClendon > Lenoa Great Smith * Wanda Long Matthews % Henri E. Norris Louise Jackson-Williams * LaVerne Laney McLaughlin Phyllis Mims Spruill * M. Akua McDaniel # Gwenelle Styles O’Neal > 1972 Cheryl Moore Johnson * Mable L. Millner # Lisa M. Stewart Evanda Alexis McDowell % Sandra Sims Patterson # Gwenell Waters Bass > Mary Johnson Alexis Mapp Moore > Alester E. Teagle % Brenda Martin Mitchell * Bentley L. Patterson # Jacquelyn Shipp Belt Deborah Beavers Jones > Diane Moseberry # Barbara W. Thompson * Cecelia Thompson Mitchell % Candace Ruth Phipps > Dorothy M. Bethel * Sharon Bryant Joseph Diane Powell Murray # Gloria Chenault Turner * Delores G. Myers # Pamela Prevo > Sibyl Sims Carley % Karen Lambeth-White * Deborah Robinson Nesmith * Eva Washington Tyler % Marilyn Noble # Janis Coombs Reid # Anita Cox Cobbs * Valoria White Latson McGhee Williams Osse ^ Peggy Ann Wagner * E. Yvonne Beauford Oliver # Theresa North Rogers * Almeta E. Cooper * Cynthia Patterson Lewis > Ernestine Walker Owens > Antoinette Hill Waits * Sharon Veronica Pierro > Bettie McCall Rounsaville # Judy Dorsey Davis > Audrey Chisolm Magee # Rosalia G. Parker > Cynthia N. Walker-Derrico # Portia Harden Potts # Carolynne Hubbard Rowe Tamara M. Deplanter Mona Norrell Mallory % Dedra Bryant Partridge * Monique Jackson Washington > Yvonne Robinson-Jones # Jacqueline Jones Royster # Margaret Beatrice Douthard Marilyn Singleton McCain % Audra Patricia Pender > Sheilah Patrice Webb-Clay > Bonni E. Rucker R. Saran Hope Alexis Dowdy * Delores LaRheine McCollum # Mamie Phillips # Pamela Hampton Wells Beverly Y. Simons ^ Carolyne Hall Simmons % Rosa L. Drayton * Regina K.M. Muhammad Jacquelyn F. Poindexter C. T. Woods-Powell % Mildred Alexis Singleton > Betty Anderson Spragg % Piper Gibson Fakir * Edith Bennett Pitts * Lisa Stamper Ponton > Margaret Wright * Myrtle Y. Smith > Angela Alexander Stamper % Diane Prather Ferguson # Shirley Curry Porter % Tonya Pressley-Toliver * Carletha Wilkerson Youmans * Daisy Wynette Smith # Joyce E. Thornton > Margaret Gilbert Frye Janet E. Ransom > Diane F. Raysor > A. Michelle Smith # Janet Tillman Turner * Annie Jones Gunby % Audrey C. Richards % Evangeline G. Bynum Reese > 1976 Carolyn Smith-Stallworth # Laraine Alexander Vance # Anderlyn Little Maddox * Emmie Denise Roberts # Paula Caruthers Renfro # Sandra Lee Austin Alicia A. Spencer # Angela M. Veale-Joubert # Janet Lane Martin > Regenia Robinson * Wanda Jackson Robinson > Jacquelyn L. Beckum * Yvonnzier Mozella Staley * Doris Ann Walker * Sabbaye McGriff * Patricia Walker Scruggs * Marguerite Miller Scott > Catherine Bland # Carnella A. Stewart # Harriette Debro Watkins > Rica Miller-Gray * Alma Wyden Simmons % Wynelle Washington Scott % Josephine Bryant-Jones * Madeleine Cooper Taylor * Jeannette Hughes Whittenburg* Sharon Bartow Mitchell * Angela Marie Swann-Jones * Doris Nicholson Shields % Danita Burgess-Hines % Jaan Yvette Thomas Teresa Diane Wilbon > Shelia Morrow Moore % Alfreda Talton-Harris % Pamela Lewis Shrestha * Greta Mitchell Cassalle # Taffii Vincent > Pamela Boykin Willis * Angela Ragland Nelson * Stephanie Adkins Tate % Sylvia Glenn Simmons # Carol Gaither Clark * Patricia Eason Walker # Diedra Mitchell Wright * Brenda Cosby Nero * Cordelia L. Taylor-Coleman > Gwendolyn Scott Sims Cynthia Wyatt Cody % Myra Carter Warner * Frenda Ann Norwood # Anita Louise Underwood * Glenda Brooks Smith Cameia Culmer Collier > Pamela Yvonne Wells # 1971 Pamela Whitehead Patterson > V. Alfisha Valentine-Haynes * Janet Smith-Weathers > W. Gale Crews * Mary Susan Wheeler # Thea Alexander-Fenner > Josephine Reed-Taylor # Charlene Elizabeth Watkins Yvette Nickson Spicer Sharon Y. Cribbs Sadie Mimms Whitmore # Florence Andrea Bankston Barbara Johnson Singleton * Myrna Jean Williams * Gail Stallworth % Debra Bolden Datcher * Merchuria Chase Williams # Jocelyn Bivins-Ford * Debra Ray Smalls * Vereen Caldwell Williams * Linda Kemp Starks * Katherine E. Dowdell Disher > Kathryn Stovall Williams ^ Patricia Reeder Bradford # Emogene Johnson Smith # Deborah Hunt Woods % Carolyn McLendon Thompson # Denise Alesia Duvernay % Gail L. Williams % Deborah Hudson Broadwater * Denise L. Stewart Linda C. Young > Diane Henry Watts % Teresa D. Edwards Barbara Richardson Willis # Helen White Brock Cheryl Atkinson Strong * Tandelyn Atkinson Weaver % Brenda Catchings Evans * Avonia Lemons Wood # Viola E. Brown Debra Jordan Taliaferro * 1974 Denise Y. White-Jennings * Toya Evans # Lydia Alzoria Wynn * Barbara A. Brown-Fleming > Cheryl Phillips Taylor * Ayana Rehema Abdallah Georgette A. * Carolyn Evans-Shabazz # Charlyn Harper Browne % Karen Roberts Thompson > Beverly Colwell Adams # Teresa Gail Williams % Margaree Cheek Fant * 1970 Sydney C. Bush * Melva Lawson Ware % Deborah Yvonne Allen * Pamela Leora Wiltz Pamela Johnson Garvey Joyce G. Allen-Claiborne * Eugenia Davis Clements * Barbara P. Williams * Pamela Gray Arrington Nancy Gresham-Jones % Bettye Joyce Atkinson # Carmen McClure Clemons # JoAnn Williams-West # Gail P. Owens Baity % 1975 Mary Elizabeth Grimes % Lovonia Favors Bailey * Joan D. Cox > Carolyn L. Yancey % Anita Louise Beeks-Barner * Clarissa Denise Anthony * Cheryl Prevost Grisson G. Keilier Baker-Dixon # Gina Frazier Crews * Wyndolyn Crutchfield Bell # Theresa Brooks Bell Maxine Harris Heard % Judy Jannelle Barton * Jacquelyn J. Daniel * 1973 Regina Mayweather Black > Brunetta Lucas Bolton * Jann Washington Honore’ % Dorothy Jean Bell * Jo Allen Dotson % Mary Alicia Adams * Juanita Blount-Clark # Louise Baker Brown * Carol Lewis Jefferson * Jennifer Benford Bell Linda Dicks Dumas * Diane M. Anderson * Trojanell Bordenave-Wilson > Rosalyne Cypress Cameron % Sheila Ann Johnson * Lynda Cobb Boatwright * Gloria Smith Elder # Linda Johnson Anderson > Arletta Theresa Brinson # Sandra L. Chambers-Jerald * Belinda F. Johnson-White * Geraldine Bonner # Pamela Garrett Elliott * JoAnne Brown Beasley Hermita Dees Brown Marian Louise Cobb % Debra Zachary Jones Joann Winfrey Bowden > Lenda Gaillard-Randle Kathleen Jackson Bertrand # Denice E. Brue-Clopton > Deborah Collins * Patricia DeBerry Kelley Mary Cofield Boykin % Edith A. Gibbs # Jacqueline Rushin Blackwell % Sheila Smith Butler * Lindsey Word Day Robin Ann Lee Glorious L. Broughton % Lois P. Griffin * Karen Billings Brinkley % Gloria L. Cameron * Bernadette Yvonne Dickinson # Joan Redmond Leonard * Toni Dailey Brown * T. Clintina Hankerson # Peggy Sims Brown * Ellen Phyllis Carter > Phyllis Dooley Ellis Deborah Gail Ligon Toni Theresa Brown * Carol Ann Harris > Daria Smith Bryant Jacqueline Carter * Sandra Farragut-Hemphill * Brenda Marie Macklin * Glenda S. Byrd-Kaplan * Bernadette Weston Hartfield * Lydia Crowder Carrie L. Christy Valerie Rice Ferguson # Sherrie Lynn Marshall Patricia Wilson Campbell # Ethel Bacote Hill * Rita Love Culver * Sheryl Murphy Coleman > Deborah A. Finley # Marilyn Thornton Maycock * Mary Catchings > Gloria Price Holmes # Anita Elizabeth Dabney * Patricia Williams Davis % Linda A. Flournoy Andrea V. Mills > Frances Burnette Cleveland Jolinda Durant Hutchison * Helen Woody Daniels * Zakiyyah A. Day * Renee Wilford Gates # Cheryl George Noble ^ Brenda K. Collier > Phyllis Jackson-Smith # Carol Marie Daniels * Althea Ginn Delisser # Sherry Shaw Gearing * Sharon Elaine Owens # Carolyn Wise Cuby * Stanlie M. James % Ardra Lavern Davis Jennifer Bryant Dossman # Sharon Slocum Greer > Marta Pearson-Troutman * Marsha Hightower Dickerson # Doris E. Sims Johnson % Melanye White Dixon * Karita Stroud Evans > Betty Jo Harris * Alfreda J. Phoenix-Belton # Bernadine Moses Duncan * Wanda Smalls Lloyd % Nadine Laverne Dobbins Poppy Finley # Yvonne Ellis Hicks Judy Renee Ponder > Julia Ross Dye Cynthia Knight McDaniel ^ Karen Denise Edwards # Sharon Elizabeth Fobbs > Annette Norwood Hill * Jeanette D. Sabir-Holloway # Rudine Arnold Freeman Roseland Yancey McLarin Dale Marie Evans * Davina Bethea Godwin * L. Patricia Ice * Blanche Mickle Smith Gloria Singleton Gaston % Deborah Durant McMillon * Gwendolyn Harris Everett # Fay Peters Hackney > Georgette Woodward Johnson Cynthia Ann Tucker-Curtis * Elsie Wimbish Godfrey * Richie Brown Morris Virginia Davis Floyd # Jocelyn Smith Harris * Diane Allen Johnson % Edna Jeanne Ward JoAnn Reddick Guest * Millicent Drake Norman > Deborah Forbe-Robertson * Debra Harris-Branham > Joyce Jones Vicki Daniels Weatherspoon Patricia Anne Harvey # Sandra Hendrix Penn > Mary Glenn Forbes * Beverly D. Hawes > Rhonda Lynn Jones-Jointer % Jacqueline Hill Whatley * Margaret V. Higdon Deirdre Pate Pierce % Wyndolyn Delores Fuqua * Shelby Allen Haywood * Jewel Andrews Jordan * Pamela Y. Williams * Ann Gartrell Hightower * Regina Roberson-Fletcher % Rita Benton Gibson * Helen Billingsley Hendricks > Theresa Brockenberry Lee % Beverly Wills-Flowers Anita Graves Ingram # Joyce A. Robinson # Jeanissa Joanne Ginn * Vale’ Anderson Henson % Veronicia Patricia Lee * Marilyn Miller Woodruff * Yvonne R. Jackson # Rita Van Robinson-Barrett * Lynette M. Golden Patrice A. Hinnant * Geraldine Long Denise Cornelious Woods Joyce E. Jelks # Lois V. Searles-Render * Harriet Pritchett Grigsby ^ Linda Sills Hodges-Lawrence Niyonu Geraldine Long 1977

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Geneva Hampton Baxter # Sharon Coleman McCarter # Sibyl Avery Jackson * Neysa D. Brown # LaRonda Iris Morris * > Second Century Club Pamela Estelle Blatch % Jackie C. McLean Loretta Goode Jackson Johnnetta A. Carswell * Beverly J. Moss % $250–$499 Patrice Darcelle Boddie % Joann McLean % Joanne Jackson-Jones # Valerie Rawls Cherry * Angela Denise Nickerson # % Founders Club Janice L. Boger # Beverly Hall Mosby Charis L. Johnson * Christy Clayton # Lisa R. Pearsall-Otey > $500–$999 Mary Burney Bolling # Terry Patterson > Fay Brown Johnson # Valeria Collier-Vick Alice B. Pearson * Connie Boswell * Pamela Bell Payton # Novice D. Johnson * Cheryl Ann Cruel-Simmons * Valita Sellers Quattlebaum * # President’s Society Elizabeth J. Brooks * Marshalita Sims Peterson % Lois G. Johnson * Janki E. Darity % Leslie Hill Raymond * $1,000–$9,999 Cheryl Bronner > Sharon Crowder Poston Cassandra Aline Jones > Francine Johnson Dugger * Rhonda Strawter Respress * ^ Nellie Brewer Render Society Carol Jean Chappell > Robin Brown Reid > Valerie Y. Jones > Lisa Faulk Ellen Robinson Robinson- $10,000–$49,999 Lei Charlton > Patrice Paul Robinson * Asake Denise Jones * Sherree Garrett-Alford Ricoma > Carolyn Davis Diane M. Rowe > Denise Jones # Andrea Cooper Gatewood Marcia D. Sears-Walker # ~ Trustee Leadership Circle Sheila Davis-Kinui Monice Hodges Sanders # Sharon V. Jordan * Patricia Je Taun Rivers Gilbert * Sheryl Sutton Smith # $50,000 and up Mary Lynne Diggs # Michelle Wilford Sanders * Verlecia L. Kelley > Avadawn Hayes-Hargett * Valerie Rembert Smith True Blue Society Sanquinetta Maria Dover # Margot Eva Simmons * Carmen M. Kelly * Melanee Rose Haywood ^ Rahmelle C. Thompson * Names in blue have given for five or Emma Caldwell Dykes * Joya Sims-Coley Inga D. Kennedy # Robyn Betena Jeoffroy Stacy Head Turner more consecutive years. Cornelia S. Edwards Jacqueline E. Singleton- Darnita R. Killian # Anita H. Johnson Tanya Walton-Pratt * Holly Johnson Friar # Brown > Sharon E. Kirkland-Gordon % Marsha Montgomery Johnson % Juliette Denise White * † Deceased Mary Joyce Henley Cynthia Neal Spence # Deirdre M. Landix > LaDonna Jordan > Jaycee Ekita Wright * Patrice E. Howell * Paula Spence-Evans # Gail Phillips Langham > Cheryl Bickers Jordan * Patricia Huff-Wycliff * Sharon R. Stansbury * Rhonda Haines Lastie Sheree Wendyce Kernizan * 1982 Deborah Hull * Althea Sample Truesdale # Marsha Bright Lemieux * Michelle A. King > Adrienne Elizabeth Adams > Edwina A. Wilson Divins % Cynthia Guthrie Johnson > Rhonda D. Wilkins Tanya Marie Lewis * Marcia King-Johnson Emily Black Barbee % Vickie Cox Edmondson * Susan Grace Johnson Andrea Davis Wood * Daralis Lippett-Pace > Kim Morris Lee * Janet A. Bennett * Caretta “Pinkie” Holliday Eke * Michele Yvette Jones * Sonja R. Young Glenda Johnson Lock * Alison Walton Leland # Patricia Ann Blackwell Michelle Byrd Fielder % Jewel Jones-Faison * Barbara Kent Lowe * Sandra Y. Lewis % Genora Kendrick Boykins % Cynthia DeBerry Flowers * Carla Cormier Long # 1979 Terri L. Lowe-Anderson > Laverne Matthews * A. Kathy Bradshaw > Rhonda Rush Frazier % Wanda Pillow Lovett Angela J. Alexander * Sarah R. Matthews ^ Carolyn Yvonne Meadows * Lee Waynell Bray > Sheila Artimese Hall * Beryl Thomas Mitchell # Mayela Maria Allen > Joyce Holston McClendon > Karen A. Moore # Veronica A. Braboy Brundage % Deirdre Woodard Holland Dale Smith Oldham > Cecilia A. Atterbury Carol Kirby McElderry % Karen P. Moore > Rozalind Dickerson Cleaver * Lydia J.J. Hunlen Deveta Carole Peoples # Lilicia Perry Bailey # Sharon K. McGahee # Theresa Carter Moore # Bridgett Maria Davis * Rose L. Johnson * Bernadette Cecelia Poitier * JoAnn Howard Baker Beverly Dantley McIntyre * Sharon Lucretia Neal # Cheryl A. Dixon * Valerie L. Johnson * Mary Hall Presley * Kay D. Belk-Dailey * Sheryl McNeill # Rosalyn Yolanda Nealy Arita Rene Edwards Holly Beale Johnson-Fisher * Vanessa Ann Ragland-Payne # Keva Wright Berry # Sharon Walters McQueen Carol Virginia Peoples-Procter Cynthia Felecia Finkley-Scott * Kim Canavan Jones > Angela M. Rogers * Beverly E. Bevineau-Lewis * Veronica Houston Moore * > Pamela L. Giles Malesia Jones-Fuller > Rosalind Banks Rogers Shirley Denise Bias # Andrea Fairries Moore * Catherine St. George Perry Yvette Chancellor Green * Cynthia Harris Kelly * Paula Ann Sams * Marsha Hicks Bishop * Adraine L. Mosely * Vanessa Gale Phillips * Kay Sears Hairston * Lisa Harris Kelly-Leigh # Glenda Harris Sandling Rhonda Benjamin Bland % Felisa Omolaja Debbie Porter-Greene Betty Jackson Hill # Sonya Maria Maxwell # Lauren Sellers-Darden % Therese White Bowen * Judy London Palmer * Rometta E. Powell * Gloria Marie Jackson Colette Mayfield > Faith Elizabeth Shepard > Cynthia Y. Boyd * Angela McClendon Parker * Sandra J. Reed # Alison W. Jackson * Commelita Y. Morgan Deborah Stewart-Mack * Ouida P. Bridges # Carol E. Parks-Little % Lisa Bynes Reid * LaVita Denise Johnson # Jamice G. Obianyo > Juliett Viola Stovall % Crystal Wiley Brown * Yvette Smiley Peavy * Debora F. Reid-Hill Valarie Williams Kirkland Amelia Page Valencia Wilson Thomas * Ivy Y. Butler * Camille Watson Peay * Alfreada Hildreth Sanders > Julie Calloway Lewis Kelli J. Poindexter Emily Scarborough Townsley * Gail Moody Byrd > Donna Lynn Peeples-Patton > Launice P. Sills # Cynthia Diane Marshall * Charlene L. Rivers Beverley M. Warner * Janice Sistrunk Carlton # Mari Ladson Perkins Daphne L. Smith > Michelle L. Matthews # Stacia C. Fisher Robinson # Kathy L. Watson Kathy D. Carter > Brenda Y. Porter * Brenda V. Smith % Michelle McGriff % Aurnita Shepherd Patricia Lynn Weddington Edie Dawn Chancey * Brenda Porter-Berry Yisreal * Valerie Collins Swinton Karen L. McLeod * Bridget Annette Smith % Aida Rise Wiggins * Marsha Archibald Colbert * Helen Smith Price ^ Karen Curley Tisdale > Rhonda J. Mills * Cathy Elaine Terrell Esther Marie Williams Bernadette G. Crawford Shelley A. Queen # Sandra A. VanTravis * Cassandra T. Morgan > Gayle B. Tyler-Stukes # Latreva O. Winford-Brooks * Hazel Hill Crawford > Dana Grace Randolph Terri Renee Vismale-Morris * Stacy A. Morgan % DeAna Jo Vivian % Sonya Leach Wisdom Vicki L. Crawford % Karen Reddick-Little Yolanda Wareham Cheryl Pone Outlaw Karen M. Webb * Deirdra Y. Yarbrough Cynthia Flint Crawford Phyllis Ward Rich # Dorothy Jean Williams % Lisa Moreland Overton # Catherine James Whitehead * Vanessa E. Cullins # Rosalind Richardson-Elliott Alice E. Wilson # Cynthia Todd Quarles * Alfredia Shelton Wingate > 1978 Verbena Brown Cummings > Marcia Riley % Wanda Reid Wilson # Melba Jenise Renfro Sarah Adams Yeary * Cherrie B. Boyer % Constance Taylor Davis % Zelice Brown Roache Ingrid Wilson-Johnson * Ivory Shepherd Roberson Denise Brooks-Hervey > Santressa Ann Davis > Lauri M. Sanders * Wanda J. Rosemond > 1984 Judy A. Bryson * Jerri L. DeVard ~ Angela Anita Simpson * 1981 Pamela E. Scott-Johnson % Constance V. Aguayo Bonita Buford > Tanya Clarkson Dillihay * JoAnn Smartt-Gaither * Phyllis Sawyer Anderson # Lisha Bronte Smith > Lauren Wilford Allen * Debra Rucker Bunkley * Felita Drayton-Johnson % Ingrid L. Smith * Angela Denise Benson * Valerie Jean Tartt Vida L. Avery > Barbara A. Burgess > Beverly Y. Edwards * Elizabeth S. Stewart Smith * Marguerite A. Bien-Aime * Sonya Yvette Trimble * Stacy Smith Bailey * Michelle Y. Butler Deidra Y. Edwards > Shelley V. Staton * Andrea A. Birch # Linda Pritchard Walker Helen Clark * Teree Caldwell-Johnson % Phyllis Edwards-Daniel % Shajuanda Denise Strickland > Torri Brown-Clark * Gigi Alisa Warren Susan Marie Beckett Jessie J. Chapin Gina Marie Elliott # Jonnelle Sweetner-Stephens % Denise C. Burton Debra J. Watson-Norman * Diane Marie Bell * Cassandra Clayton Pamela Spruill Fletcher * Nola S. Taylor > Myla Calhoun # Terri Coble Williams * Rasheda Owens Bell > Cynthia Leek Cleveland Adrienne Vinson Forstall * Sheryl Rice Taylor Theresa Preston Clincy * Judi-Lynn Willis Angela Faye Berry > Josette M. Cole % Nadelyn J. Fox * Joan Wynn Taylor * Carolita Jones Cope # Dana Reed Wise * Lillian Burleson Bittaye Janet L. Colley * Cheryl Sutton Francis Constance D. Teague Angela Birch Cox # Jeanne M. Black Roslyn Moore Crisp # Carolyn D. Funderburg * Cheryl L. Tyler * Arnetta Hill Eady * 1983 Wanda Blount Blair * Deborah Lynn Dallam # Kassandra Harris Gainey * Clementine Jones Washington * AnnaMaria O. Ellis > Shawna Acker-Ball > Edna Genell Bolton * Adrienne M. Dunnock # Shawn Lee Garrison Almetta Brewer Washington * Wilma A. Foreman # Paige Johnson Anderson % Rosalind Gates Brewer ~ Chandra Jones Foster * Ethel Henderson Gibson * Mia-Lon B. Washington * Pamela P. Grace % Rhonda Arterberrie-Tysinger # Kimberly Ann Brickhouse * Jewell Jones Foster * Susan Woodward Gordon Ayakao Gallman Watkins * Daphne Harris * Gena Hudgins Ashe ^ Autumn Brooks Brown * Romona Sanders Fullman Minerva Beasley Graham * Antoinette Stevenson Wells * M. Renee Summers Haygood % Deirdre Barrett- Alpha Chamlee Brown * Donna Hawkins Gardner > Michele Grier Cheryl R. Williams * Claire A. Henry Susan Warren Baskin Robin Michelle Bryant * Janet R. Griffin-Graves # Patricia A. Hampton # Chandra Robinson Williams * Lana J. Horton Monique R. Bernoudy * Angela Bryant-Starke Daphne Safiya Harrison- Andrea Hyman Hanna Jacqueline Williams-Hubbard * Cynthia E. Jackson # Avis A. Bishop-Thompson * Nazer Mathews Buck Young * Vicki Joyce Hardaway * T. Renee Willis * Mimi Smith Johnson * Althea Betty Bradford Sophia Lewis Burns # Lynne M. Hicks > Pamela Gary Hassan % Pamela Elease Woodard Carole Johnson Jones Stephanie L. Broddie Khadija C. Cabey Doleda Jackson Howard % Vanessa Smith Hawkins # Lynda Scott Wright * Arnea Madrea King-Cross Lisa C. Bronson Angela Lynette Campbell Sharla J. Jones-Flaum Pamela R. Hawkins * Cheryl C. Young * Omelika Kuumba * Janice Hawkins Brown Cynthia Collette Carson * Karen Kendrick Law > Malrey Faye Head > Helen M. Latimer % SannaGai A. Brown ^ Melanie Carter Carvalho Maureen Angela Lewis > Robin Harmon Henry * 1980 Maxine D. Lawson-Conway Pamela Anne Calloway Miriam Ruth Simon Causey * Jametta Boyce Lilly > La Keeta E. Howard % Delia Alberta Adams # Teresa I. Lee-Momon * Sheila Sheftall Cannon % Rosalyn Cary Charles # Rita Jackson Logan * Ernesta Blackmon Ingram > Patricia Wilson Aden > Bonnie Suzette Lockhart * Cathy R. Daniels ^ Suzanne K. Cleage * Sharon White Mackel Michele Irvin-Lewis * Jocelyn Wolffe Bonner # Rita Gail Matthews % Shawnee M. Daniels-Sykes * Karen Yvette Cooper % Cynthia L. Mainer-Turnbow * Sheila D. Jackson Sherry L. Bowins * Terri McFadden-Garden > Hazel D. Dean # Annette Stalling Coram *

46 » SPELMAN DONOR ROLL 2019 Antonia Dukes Crawford % Bernadette Tucker * Ernell Rochelle Thacker * Belinda K. Cross-Livingston # Leslie Brown Vincent > Aquilla McIntosh Thomas > Constance Chandler Dansby > Angela Bedford Walker * Shawn Flemons Thurston * Sherri Ellyn Thompson Courtney Sanders Warmack Pamela Joy Ulmer # Dickerson % Renee Chube Washington * Stacee Utsey * Beverly Ann Dotson * Tonya West-Strozier > Angelique Gloster Waller > Angela Michelle Ellington * Stephanie Lorraine White * Jennifer Denise Walton > Valjeanne Estes > Cynthia Whitehead-LaBoo * Harriet Patrice White Neatrice Fannings-Cole > Wanda Bailey Williams * Marilyn Whitley-Carter # Jacqueline Jackson Feaster > Karyn Smith Wills # Jasmine Denyce Williams Davida Jo Felder * Rochelle Patrice Young Andrea Ellen Williams- Deidra Armstrong Fryer # Kingslow # Regina Lennelle Fuller # 1985 Phyllis Wills Kelly L. Gibson Shawanda Jenkins Alexander # Pamela B. Woods * Yolanda Gilmore-Bivins * Teri Butler Alexander # Renell Marcia Wynn % Hazel Denise Glasper # Denise Johnson Allen * Debra Goggins-Lary > Jacquelyn A. Anthony-Bryant 1986 Celeste I. Gore % Sonia Denise Bell * Angela Tucker Abrams Charlotte Hunter Grant # Deborah Denise Bennett-Stone Eloise Abernathy Alexis % Obelia Harper Hall > Kim Elise Bronson # Waconda Michelle Dobbs Allen Karen Burroughs Hannsberry DeVita Olar Bruce * Cynthia Ann Barnum * Demetra Lynn Harrison Cora L. Bullock > Mildred Forbes Beal Georgia Ann Hayes > Mary M. Carter * Michele Marie Bondurant * Jama R. Haynes > Pamela Cook * Cynthia Lewis Brown * Laurel Hord Hill ^ Karen E. Crawford Angela O. Brown-Mathis > Stephanie Renee Hughes % Suzanne Wilson Davis Kimberly M. Carson * Tanya Poole Hughes * Brenna B. DeLaine Amanda M. Cooper Golden Girls Tea 2019 Kimberly Hunt * Patricia A. Fuller Earley % Cheryl Lee Craddock Annette D. Jackson Laurie Elam-Evans # Karen Webb Crowell * Christel N. Jackson > Alexis Campbelle Ellison # Dana Tippin Cutler Emily Juanita Jackson > Emma CV Ferguson * Judy Carter Davis Katura Williams Jackson * Marvealavette D. Jackson Tracie Lynn Dewberry > Rhonda Joy Jackson Francis > Robin K. Dixon Daphne Wright-Gilstrap Cassandra Anita McCloud * Pamela Yvonne Cooper * Jacquelyn Cain Johnson * Mary Elizabeth Gaffney-Jones > Joel Marie Duvall Sharon Michelle Yearwood Veronica Scott McDonald * Kimberly Cox * Thea Alesia Johnson % Cecilia E. Gaines-Williams Deirdre Colston Graddick > Allyson Lynette Young * Leah Stewart McGregory Karla O. Davis * Sharon Yvette Jones % Bridgette Michelle Gibson * Deirdre Terese Guion * Stephanie D. McIver % Dana Davis Dodds * Patricia S. King * Terri S. Goodrich > Terri Lynn Hackett * 1987 Tishria Lachan Mindingall * Cassandra Domineck * Jennifer Doggett LaPoint > Genine Marguerite Grant Sabrina Tucker Hall * Stephanie Zianne Adams > Sonja Denise Mitchell * Bonita V. Dooms * Sherri L. Lathan > Sharon Andrews Gray # Sabrina Gladys Harris # Kaye Loretta Allen Natalie Maria Mitchell * Cynthia Cousin Durant % Terri L. Lathan # Nina Echols Greenwood # Ofia B. Hodoh > Stephanie Diann Allen Cynthia E. Morris * Megan L. Easley * Theodora Rochelle Lee ^ Florence Theresa Greer # Christel Alea Hooper-Curtis % Angela Baskerville > Vonna Rarhee Pilot Sydney Stinson Ferguson ^ Lisa Michele Lennon ^ Cherita Brown Hardie * Joi L. Jackson-Walker # Dawn Lynette Berrien Karen Arlicha Purnell # Bille’ L. L. Frazier Gwendolyn Aritha Lewis Pamela Machelle Heath Leslie Lewis Johnson * Gail McNamee Bolden Adrienne Purnell-Love * Vikki T. Gaskin-Butler * Adrienne Yvonne Lewis-Porter * Valerie B. Hicks Shelly Monica Jones * Traci Toi Williams Bolling * Jennifer A. Redmond * Valerie R. Gholston-Key * Prenessa Mickens Lowery * Daphne Goodson Hickson * Shirley Ann Jones > Candace Pryor Brown * Carol A. Reedus Kellie Gale Giles Eloise LaVerne Luke # Mary Jean Hines Phyllis D. Paul Jordan * Crystal Brown-Lewis * Maria Rice > Bobette R. Gillette * Carlita Roberts Marsh * Lenice Biggins Horton % Tonjua L. King Tara L. Buckner % Tracy Matthews Roberson * Angela Glaude-Hosch Jacqueline Marshall # Deirdre Letece Jackson * Cherie R. Knight-Batey > Alva Bell Bullard % Wanda Yancey Rodwell * Deirdre Denien Goolsby * Michelle Diane Mason ^ Meryl Johnson Jackson * Kimberly Ross LaBoone > Karen M. Burns-Hill Kimberly Dawn Russaw Lisa Lake Grossman * Beverly Clarke Mattox # Phronie Simmons Jackson * Sharman Lomax Lawrence % Olivia R. Bursey-Ward * Wanda Sharp-Norris * Babette Harell Karen Bonita McClendon % Alice Eason Jenkins # Monette Coleman McIver > Valencia Reynolds Burwell % Kimberly Small * Leticha A. Hawkins * Phyllis McLaughlin Robyn Joya Johnson * Telicia L. Mims * Kimberly A. Byrd * Lynne Hobbs Smith * Adriene Lazette Holder # Lauren Moore-Siggers * Joyce Elaine Johnston * Debra Moch-Mooney * Tracey Campfield > Kami Lindsey Strickland > Sharon E. Rose Holmes Jayne M. Morgan # Renee A. Jones * Valerie Marie Moore Melanie B. Cook-McCant # Roslyn Sonia Thomas * Stephanie Noble Holsey * Beverley Antoinette Moultrie * Bernice Albertine King > Janine Morris > Elizabeth A. Crittenden * Donna Marie Thompson- Carmen Lampkins Hughes Tawann P. Jackson Muzzio % Deidra Jenise Lee-Stubbs Lisa Reid Moses % Jacqueline B. Davis > Bennett * Francoise Rhodona Hughes * Marian Louise Parks * Athena Manning * Pamela G. Oliver Perlie Marie Davis % Tomya McQueen Watt * Kimberley Hunter-Gunby * Marian Parks-Gilstrap * Lisa Renee Maxwell * Bari Alexis Parks-Ballard ^ Deirdre Days-Woods * Tonyia West-Johnson Pamela McDaniel Hurt Susan J. Patterson > Robin McCallum % Stephanie W. Perdue * Janie D. Douglas # Anja Yvette Williams Tina Monique James # Deborah Dennis Perry * Yolando McGriff-Chatman * Myra Pitts * Deidre Williams Evans > Jessica Washington Williams * Angela Rochelle Jenkins-Oduro * Velvet Lynn Perry * Gina Ealy McIntosh > Sylvia Rose Pope * Lillian Grant Flakes # Joni Johnson Williams # Iretta B.C. Kearse > Stephanie Dianne Poole-Byrd * Gisele McKinney-Hawkins # Sheila Purnell-Jones * Dietra L. Galloway * Rhonda L. Williams Lisa Lake-Campbell * Ann Dennard Pope * Carolyn Taylor McQueen # Patrice McWherter Pye # Glenise Cheryl Gleaton # Sherry Dukes Williams Melynee Leftridge Lori Head Prince % Stacy Reed Mevs Tonga Phillips Releford > Tracie Gregory Goffe * Diana Delisa Willis Alletha Jones Leonard Nancy Bowman Quincy * Jacqueline W. Miller % Lisa Hobbs Richardson # Gloria Listenbee Goolsby * Lori M. Willis * Eleanor Levora Warren Lindsey Wanda Maria Reid * Maria Dawn Miller % Jacquelyne Daniels Sears * Allison Elaine Green # Sharon Parker Wilson Melinda J. Little * Mitzi Slack Reid A. Jayn Mooty # Trenee Lorraine Sims * Valerie Proctor Greene Pia D. Wilson-Body # Melvina E. Lloyd > Venise E. Hunter Richardson # Verna Roxane Moses * Angelia Williams Solomon # Cheryl Denise Hall * Choinita Varona Logan * Angela Moore Rivers Karen Clark Nunn * Donna Michelle Stafford # Dorotha Alisa Harrell 1988 Valerie Dionne Loo Shaun C. Robinson # Jacqueline Lynn O’Neal-Brown June Stewart # Charlene Headen-Clemons * Natalie E. Frazier Allen * Cassandra Beck Malone * Dana Hargrove Roc * Sabrina Lynn Polote % Alysa Marie Story % Tania Ednita Heard * Lisa Renee Amos # Dorothy Meeks McGirt * Deirdre Rouse # Andretta R. Porter-Williams Hellenna Lolitha Terrell * Marche Steele Heath % Leslie Graham Andrews * Tracy Richmond McKnight # Penny Gibson Rumph % Lisa M. Potts % Andrea Abrams Turner ^ Monica Janine Hobbs > Carol McGee Anthony * Dawne Amber Mitchell-Diggs % Angela Patrice Shannon-Reid # Kimberly C. Riley-Davis * Hope M. Vaughn-Brown % Elizabeth Sapp James * Michelle Joan Bahner # Alison Michelle Moses LaTonya Venise Simelton * Tracie A. Saunders % Karen Walker Washington # Valarie C. James-Brown April Deloris Bankston * Sheila Holman Mullins * Danielle Butler Simmons % Michelle A. Shorter * Kwajelyn Jean Washington- Vaunda Maria Jennings % Adelaide Barringer Stephanie P. Oliver Connie F. Smith-Lindsey # Staci Jackson Smith * Lewis Kelli Diane Simmons Johnson* Maliaka Leah Bass # Linda Hart Patton > Cecily Marie Spaulding > Jaynell Maria Smith-Cameron Donna Maria Wilkerson- Lafreeda Maria Jordan Sonji Bates-Boston Margo V. Perkins > Allison M. Sutton * Dayna D. Stewart * Wever * Renee M. Knight > Pamela Bigelow Natalie Minter Plumlee Elizabeth Campbell Syrkett > Shree Sullivan # Kristen Suzanne Williams Cereesa E. % Angela Conley Boyd Desiree Lillian Primus * Gwendolyn R. Fairbanks Terry * Joann Renee Sykes > Cheryl D. Cooper Willis Deneen Marie Law % Marion Dawn Brooks % Kirsten Shoushane Ray > Denise M. Thimes * Daphne Grace Sykes * Michelle Curney Willis Muriel T. Lawrence % Abigale M. Bruce-Watson * Kellie Rhodes-Gayles * Aubyn Elaine Thomas # Sabra Amy Talley * Renee Harris Wingate * Veronica G. Leonard % Lydia E. Boyd Campbell > Lisa Elaine Rosemond Sharon N. Thompson * Malisa Huffman Talley Alison Kean Wright # Lauren Suzanne Love-Wright ^ Lara Noel Clay Tammie D. Ross Nancy E. Travis-Kofie Jasmine Pugh Taylor > Teri Jackson Wright Donna Lucas * LaTatia C. Colbert-Reed * Brett Savage-Simon Tammy Lynn Mann % Venetta I. Coleman > Michelle Denise Scales *

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Tracy Eileen Scott % Stephanie Lynne Harper % Lisa Watkins * Linda Jones Ivy-Rosser # Donna Jackson Breedlove * > Second Century Club Deborah Ann Sims-Pearson * Kyra Stinson Harvey ^ J. Wyndy Webb-Doanes # Frances Marie Jackson * Tamara Webster Bridges * $250–$499 Joy Carol Smith Dianne Gwendolyn Haulcy # K. Heshima White # Kelley Nayo Jahi Karla Gayle Brown # % Founders Club Tonja Campbell Smith * Heather Lynn Hawes # Stacey C. Whitehead * Kimberly Dawn Jimmar * Raquel Johnson Bruce $500–$999 Sonji Lynn Smith-Revis > Rashidah R. Heath > Karla Whiting % Monica Manigo Johnson * Adrienne M. Burgess * Karen Richelle Sommerville > Crystal Rivers Hicks * Allison N. Whittaker Brown * Veronica Yvette Johnson # Heather Boyd Burnette > # President’s Society Candace D. Stoakley * Alesia Lynette Hilliard-Smith * Toshycia Whitten-Griggs Jerion Georgette Jones Valerie Garth Camper $1,000–$9,999 Wynne L. Stovall-Johnson * M. Suzanne Hodges > Andrea R. Williams * Loree Dionne Jones > Lauren Renee Carey ^ Nellie Brewer Render Society Kathleen Mavis Tait ^ Kim Lee Hughes % Karen Williams-John * Patricia Antoinette Jones Lori Ann Cargile > $10,000–$49,999 Andrea Freeman Taylor > Tonya Ann Jacobs-Eason # Chalanda Williams-Tucker > Joni Michelle Key-McGhee % Kweli K. Carson > Kimberly M. Taylor * Jacqueline Maurice Jenkins # Candace Marie Woodson Cheryl L. Kline-Allen # Toni Dionne Claud ~ Trustee Leadership Circle Lisa Carletta Taylor # Shelley Renee Johnson > Veronica A. Yon Gillian B. Lakhan # Kimberley Mangrum Collier $50,000 and up Teia Grayned Thompson Alonia Parks Jones Angela M. Young * Ngiri D. Lawrence Monica Stephens Cooley * True Blue Society Tanya C. Touchstone Stephanie Lynn Kelly # Christine Caine Young Jennifer LeBrane-Stewart Georgina Donyuil Crawley > Names in blue have given for five or Kenya O. Travitt * Kitt Lizette Kirk Allyn Leftridge > Dorian Brown Crosby # more consecutive years. Breque Bonee Tyson * Judith Phillips Lallis > 1990 Courtney Lewis * Denise Danielle Daniels * Kelli Charisse Tyus * Annissa M. Lambirth-Garrett > Noelle Denise Allen Marie Harris Lewis Sonja K. Dickens † Deceased Alissa Denise Walker > Deirdre Michelle Lawrence * G. Erica Allen * Suyah Monae Loud-Dockett * Phyllis A. Dilworth-Weaver * Tracey Thurmond Watts % Patricia Lawrence-Kolarus # Chandra Britt Armstrong * Danyelle Monique Loveless # Kathryn Renee Dungy > Maria Maxie Whitfield * Kimberly M. Leach > Janine Jeff Baah Latoshia Shavette Madden * Theresa Ealy-Nobles Dana McReynolds Stone * Debra Mae Whitten Dawn Katrina Lewis * Brigitte Ruth Bailey * Kimara Ngai Mason Brooke Jackson Edmond # Yolanda D.L. Stone > Brucetta Marie Williams * Joyce Rochelle Lewis # Josette Terese Bailey Sharon Hawkins McDougal * Susan E. Ellis % Johnette Iris Stubbs % Greta L. Mitchell Williams # Sonja Lynette Lewis Monifa Akinwole Bandele Debra Jean Mitchell % Elizabeth Nicole Espy * LaVonne Wynette Swift Karen Callaway Williams * Jeri Lynn Lindsey Schonay M. Barnett-Jones # Felicia James Morton Kimberly Celosia Felder # Donna L. Terry-Newsome * Gina Maria Lowery * Cindy Brooks Baumgardner * Karen Jenkins Newkirk Dionne Yvette Ferguson Cathon Bush Threat # 1989 Carmen Shirley Mack # Malinda Cheryl Baxter Kandance Weems Norris * Latia Andhra Ford Raquel Morgan Tillman Toni Louise Adderley-Page Nicole Benton Mainor # Nya D. Berry Crystal Doranne Owen # Kimberly Warren Franklin % Shauna Nicole Trower % Traci Addison-Sarauw * Cheryl Monique Mann > Kelly M. Bethea # Renee Foggo Paynter % Susan Levy Giles * Dennise Mickelle Turner * Yewande D. Aderoju % Sabrina O. Manning * Mia Maxie Bieniemy % Volyia Senteria Plain * Yolanda L. Gillen % Donnice Michelle Turner * Anna Elizabeth Albertie- Mia Nichelle McClendon- Traci Lynn Blackwell # Nichelle Anissa Poe * Bernice A. Green % Leah Parks Upshaw * Middlebrook * Ellison % Sherrine Lynne Boseman-Rives Shelly Robinson Pullian % Shirley Reketa Greene * Nicole Yvonne Venable % Amy Joy Allen Bonita Denise McClenny * Stacey Taylor Brandon > Jakki Reliford Rae Andrelyn Greer Tess Marie Vismale * Leslie-Ann Margaret Alleyne Chandra Davis McCrary # Cynthia Harris Brantley * Juandalyn Ashmore Richards Lori Ann Guy # Rhonda Rena Waller # Nefatiti Richardson Anderson> Tyedanita McLean Cynthia Montgomery Bridges* Kendra Corr Roberson Samara Karim Hassan-Reed Sonya Dean Walston Wendy Araba Appiah * Ann Marie McMikel * Cherrlyn Brockington * Willette Robertson # Jill S. Williams Haynes Audra Brown Ward * Regina Elizabeth Arnao Angela Dionn Middleton # Janet A. Broiles > Lori Sasai Robinson * Lisa Michelle Henderson Che’ D. Watkins # Alison Y. Ashe-Card # Sheronda LaRisia Minton Kimberly Carol Brown Regene Polk Ross Angela C. Hill * Cheryl Bush Wigfall * Tahsia Satin Ashford * Sonja Arnold Mitchell # Mary Kathryn Brown * Vikki Roy * Kimberly Hines-Bullock % Angela Wilbert-Southwell * Josette Davis Ayres # Yvette Michelle Myers % Robin C. Brown > Tracey Hughes Royal % Michelle Daneen Hodgkin * Keisha Williams * Michelle Maria Bailey # Madrica Lavella Nettles Tammy Miles Brown * Jiea M. Rutland-Simpson * Tonya Michelle Holmes * LaJuan M. Williams Beverly Banks-Greene * Dawn Newton-Smith Adrienne F. Bumas > Romeldia Hearn Salter # NaNetta Pecola Hullum * Pamela Berry Williams * Steffane Reniece Battle > Kimberly Louise Nichols Alisa Gayle Burton * Jamehl Demons Shegog * Deshaun Giselle Hunter # Stephanie Lynn Williams * Jacqueline Bazy % Emily G. Nichols-Mitchell % Paulette Vance Burton % Charren Brooks Shepherd Moraima A. Ivory * Tracie Y. Wilson-Payne * Nikki Daniele Bellamy * Julie Ann Nixon Faith Renee Cargile > Lisa M. Simpson # Stephanie Lachelle Jackson-Pace Woods-Weaver Simone Ruth Blake > Michelle Y. Page * Nikki Childs-Wardlaw * Zipporah Alisia Slaughter Dawn Harris Jeffries * Julie Renee Yarbrough * Sarah A. Boswell # Karen Michelle Peay * Kimberley D. Cole-Murray > Melanie Smith Deirdre Jewell-Fleetwood * Deidre Michelle Young Sonya Wionia Brooks * Tonia Perry-Howard * Leslie Collins-Thompson * Thelma Morrison Spencer Leah Middlebrooks Johnson # Darlyne Young-Dixon Tamara Ann Brown > Arleta Anderson Porter Janice Fay Cook * Bobbie Lynn Sullivan * Anissa H. Johnson * Michelle Townsend Bruce Monica McCoy Purdy # Gretchen R. Cook-Anderson * Denise T. Swingler-Sweet # Carletta A. Jones 1992 Tazha Lorraine Buckner * Smith Pyron > Stacee Bain Crittenden # Lisa Ann Tavares-Bodiford % Sher’ree H. Kellogg % Vickie Darlene Amos > Sherri Yvonne Burdin-Davidson Jarvis Traylor Ridges # Janet Saunders Currie # Colleen Janessa Taylor ^ Dawn * Bethena Janine Anthony Carla Lanisha Byrd-Simmons Janice Renee Riley-Burt > LaQuita Mechelle Dance * Kimberly Taylor-Smith % Pamela Denise Lewis * Cecelia Dorene Armstrong * Cheri Dean Cannon * Terri Denise Robertson * S. Darrisaw * Ansanette Mattison Toone Stephanie Anne Livingston- Jeanine Elise Avent * Bonnie S. Carter ^ Cheryl F. Robinson # Danielle Cooper Daughtry Traci Lynnette Trammell * Thornton % Kim W. Barnette * Dorothea Hunter Carter Vanessa Michele Robinson- Y. Monique Davis-Smith # Angela R. Tunstall * Mykela Karole Loury * Larissa Devan Benifield Andrea Robin Chambers * Dooley * Tara Yolanda Douglas- Stephanie Elaine Turner # Dana Major-Wilson Simonia R. Blassingame > Denise China-Johnson Rita Ann Robinzine * Williams * ViaKristi J. Varnell % Faith Nazaree McCrone-Royal > Tracey Charisse Bostwick # Pamela R. Clemons-Bush Kya Renette Robottom * Anjanette Elligan * Yolanda C. Wade > Michelle McDonald # Kwanza Clay Bowe # Paula Canty Cobb # Lisa Monique Rogers-Cherry * Pamela Renee Emerson Michelle Denise Watson % Wendi Lynn McMullen Keena Nichole Brock Patrice Gayden Coleman * Catherine Fletcher Rollins > Anita Marie Ferrell Bridgette Garrett Watts % Adrienne Goolsby Minley Kristen Hayes Byrdsong % Kenji Vorise Collins > Carolyn Veronica Ross-Lee * Sabrina Tanis Finney Monteil Weeks Laura Pearl Morrison Maria Antoinette Canty Lateefah Cabey Conner * Sybil Simone Sartin * Dawn Williams-Johnson Dineen Joelle White * Mary Jackson Mosley % Karen Ceesay * Dawn Evans Cromer * Charlisa L. Scott # Florence * Karyn Elaine White # Shawna Green Myles Kendell Childers Cephas LaTanya Rates Crooms > Jacqueline Renee’ Scott % Kimberly Potts Forde * Joyce Antoinette D. Wilburn Angela Joyce Nottingham Laveta Renee Wilson Cochran > Gerri Louise Davis > Robin K. Selmon * Samone S. Gaines-Page Denise Rashell Williams * Danielle Dreame Oakry- Rosalyn Comer * Kimberly Denise Davis % Renee Simpson # Sheryl Lanette George * Sharyl Renee Williams Simmons > Shelita K. Compton * Laurie Suzanne Davis > Dana S. Smith > Sonja Zaneta Gerald * Staci Massey Williams * Shirley Dione Pattman-Stubbs Chantice Marbet Cotten Terri Sherice Davis * Shuenae Smith % Nitsa Du Rell Gilbert ^ Melanie Babb Wilmoth * Alicia Thompson Pennie * Maria McDaniel Daniel Tomika Michelle DePriest # Jocelyn Smith-Cox > Tina Moore Gilbert Angela P. Wood # Danyale Price # Ellen Natasha Davis > Cherie Bluncson Dotson * Tjuana Nelson Smylie * Alison Graves-Calhoun # Carmen Woods-Hollowell # Wendy Michelle Pulliam Monica Denise Dawson Ellecia Antionette Douglas Sophia Stampley > Dawn Beatrice Griffin * Donna M. White Wright Stacy Denise Quarles * Angela Denise Duley-Harrell * Charvette Michelle Evans * Kathryn Velma Stanley * Elna Moore Hall > Courtney H. Randle Latecia Marcia Engram # Heather Lyn Farrow # Marcella V. Starks % Aretha Leonore Hankinson * 1991 Tampa L. Rhodes-Bell % Robin Mahlika Fields * Adriane Keepler Ford # Loren Ingrid Statia > Lynda I. Harrison-Gaines Robin Elizabeth Alston Robbin Christina Robinson Angela Flanigan Beverly Annette Freeman Sharon Latresa Steele > Kimberly Ann Hayes-Anderson% Monica Briggs Anderson Michelle Lisa Rogers Krishna Lynne Foster-Connor * Belynda Thomas Gambrell Tasha Williams Stevenson # Tracey McFadden Hembrick % Kimberly Nicole Arrindell Nicole Darnette Ross > Hillary Woodson Gaskins * Lisa Michelle Gardner * Michele Strickland # Yvette DeRamus Hicks * Jill E. Ashton-Hughes > Gretchen Patrice Satcher * Karen M. Gavin-Evans Christine Marie Givens * Luana Kelly Thornton * Patricia Louise Hightower Nicole Dore Avery % Victoria Seals % Jennifer Lynn Geter Jacqueline Jones Glen > Sherea Timmons-Frazer * Tamara Hill-Bennett * Terraine L. Bailey Lisa Michelle Shepard Mary Eileen Gomez * Abina Nkechi Gonsalves # Deborah Denise Tinsley * Askhari Johnson Hodari Bornadata Evans Bain * Kristie Lynn Simmons * Shawnya Ayers Gore # Millicent Bell Green Theresa Lynn Townsend # Karen Adams Horton # Kasey Baker-McClary Nicole A. Singletary Jasmin Lambert Graves * Sharon Dobson Green * Courtney Dionne Townsend- Chanell Huff-Cox * Angie Barrington-Jeter % Kimberly Trictessa Smith % Jeneena Leonard Greer > Latanya Hammonds-Odie > Duboff > Yerva Yvette Hullett * DeAndrea Beasley Berry * Tara J. Spicer * Rosalind Gregory-Bass * Cathy Hampton # Stacey Melinda Walker # Renee McDonald Hutchins Cynthia Harris Bowman # Latricia Lyn Stephens Wendi Cleveland Gross % Felecia Hannett-Syphoe > Shawn Enise Washington-Clark * Sonya Lawson Hutchinson > Priscilla T. Branch * Deirdre N. Griggs Stewart * Latonya Sarita Hadnot-Prioleau

48 » SPELMAN DONOR ROLL 2019 Tammy L. Harper Ngina S. Bowen * Maya Gibbons Lewis % Ayanna Damali Hawkins > Candace N. Rodriguez # Kelly Renee Harvey > Kali Nneka Bracey % Janith A. Lewis-Bryant * 1994 Kela Yvette Henry * Oran V. Rosario Natalyn Nicole Hawk Kelly Debro Brooks * Elyce Strong Mann # Keshia Nicole Abraham * Lisa Nicole Herring * Tawnicia Ferguson Rowan * Nicole Antoinette Henderson > Kristen Handy Brown * Terri Bester Mayes * Gwendolyn DeCoster Alexander Tara Ayodelle Heyliger > Fatima Sojourner Salaam > Judy Shirleen Hill-Thompson Andrea Barnwell Brownlee # Stephanie Michelle McEwen Rebecca Stephenson Alexander Nicole Horton Holmes Curtrice White Scott # Juvonda Shunta Hodge > Shannon Jones Cain > Alison Jordan McGriff # Dara Ware Allen % Atiya Nataki Hoye > Raveen Seaton % Tanya D. Jacobs # Nandi Canty Ladrica Menson-Furr Mignon Michelle Allen * Tracie Hughes-Phillips Shanon Whitney Smith Rosell L. Jenkins * Donelda M. Carter * Trina Lee Middleton > Nicole Denise Allen * Anika Hawkins Hunt # Nia A. Spencer % Carolyn R. Johnson Keisha B. Carter * Stacey H. Mitchener * Blythe Lelia Allen-Hardy Anika Zeffian Hunter Ann-Marie Leigh Stanford * Marlisa R. Johnson Niambi Aisha Clay Richtina Jinks Mitchom Nicole Lynn Alston-Abel Cassandra Vonica Jackson * Darlene Lumpkins Stegall # Carol Leticelia Jones > Carla Alfrendetta Cobb * Simone Millington Motley Tia Larai Alvarez * Cecily Denise Jackson * Raven Warren Strange Kenya Andaiye Jones Sharri Lor Coleman LaTondra A. Murray > Ericka V. Anderson # Lisa C. Gary Jackson % Emily Lavern Streeter * Richele LaShun Jordan-Davis % Rita Arnette Collins Daria Lynn Young Neal * Karen Lynette Anderson-Scott * April Brown Jefferson * Kristina Lynn Sylvester * Cristal Squaire Kolen * Keisha D. Cook Dionne Nelson * Delita Elderine Andrews * Margaret Angela Jefferson * Raina Lattice Tate Kimberlyn Langley-Brown * Shondria Nicole Covington Kimani Norrington-Sands Kathleen Penua Appiah * Aisha Jackson Jimenez Kasey N. Taylor * Monica Regenia Lawson # Adrienne Crenshaw-Rowland Janie Lynette Orrington- Kelesha F. Armand * Teki K. Hunt Jimenez > Leah * Calinda Lee-Mullen > Measha L.P. Dancy * Myers > Kimberly Ruth Jacob Arriola * Lynn Jollivette Johns # Ayana Jawaun Thomas % Grace Parks Love Tammie K. Daniel Marcia Yvette Parris * Stephanie Rouse Ashby Alicia Dyoni Johnson > Nikki W. Thornton Stacy Baines Manvitz % Angela Elizabeth Dash % Nikita Collins Patterson * Jonnae Olivia Atkinson * Ayanna C. Johnson Shalewa Jetawn Thrash LaTonya Bailey McClam > Marnice Cheryl Davis % Kimberly A. Phillips > Bridget D. Baker > Gail C. Johnson * Cassandra R. Treadway % Crystal Renee McCollum * Tangia A. DeLaHoussaye Thandie Z. Pinkston > Keisha Davis Berkley * Nikki A. Johnson * Lakesha Antoinette Turner * Melanie L. McKie Ayesha Khadija Denny Segena U. Ponder Patrice Lynne Blakemore % Sara Lynn Johnson * Tawaina A. Turner-Dones # Vanessa Kaye Mims % Judith Green Dones * Machamma Jovonne Alayna M. Blash % Shawnda G. Johnson * Ronnie S. Tyler * Kelley Newman Moore % Felicia B. Eason-Forbes Quinichett * Toi M. Blash Dionne Johnson-Hearn * Lori Walker Union * Laura B. Morse * Jamellah Braddock Ellis % Tandi H. Reddick * Jennifer Alison Bliss Catrina Marie Jones > Ayanna VanSluytman % Monica B. Moss # Amy E. Espy-Smith > Riche Deianne Richardson Latasha Latrice Blissett Chalanda Evans Jones * Yanick Mary Vibert # Dorothy Alesia Muhammad * Charlene Wiatta Freeman * Tai L. Roberson * Meera E. Bowman-Johnson Dawn Renee Jones * Cheryl Lynn Ward * Camille Sanders Patterson > Morgana Lenora Freeman * Tracey C. Robinson * Lorin Stewart Boyce Ericka Duenda Jones Dawn Lynette Ward > Kellye Nelson Payne Rae Reynolds Fussell * Yolonda B. Robinson * Canangela Roquel Boyd- Kennietha Rashell Jones * Meka Brumfield Ward > Vanessa Andrea Pogue Erika J. Gardner # Deanna Tashea Rogers Robertson Kimberly Nicole Jones % Bethany Brown Watson Shawn Andria Pride ^ Lisa R. Garrett * Njeri I. Mathis Rutledge % Dineo A. Brinson Leslie Faith Jones Monifa Isaac Watson * Pamela N. Ransome Regina J. Gaskins * Linda Thomas Sanders Sharyn Penn Briscoe % Melissa Yvette Jones Joanne Watkins West % Kimberly Anne Robinson > Angela Yvonne Glover > Robyn Nicholle Sanders # Dawn Ermine Brooks > Zeina Omisola Jones % Kenya S. Wharton Jessica Rollin * Traci Renee Glover * April Felice Savoy # Cynthia Wyatt Brown * Kila K. Jones-Johnson > Crystal Lynne White > Patricia K. Rucker-McCray # Theresa Thompson Goode Dekia Moore Scott > Diarra Francesca Brown * Vera B. Jordan * Erica Stovall White * Kimberlee LaVerne Scott * Germayne Crow Graham Tonya Short * Kelle J. 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Toliver-Diallo > Kimberly Deirdre Hartwell Cybil Brown Talley Ashaki Coleman # Thurraya Sharai Kent Trina Gould Williams Tonja Harding Ward * Jean Kendell Harvey * Monica Leigh Talley- Kimberly Michelle Coleman > Akemi K. Kochiyama-Ladson Renee Daise Wilson Vonda Roebuck Ware * Michelle Lynn Hayes # Rosalyn Benita Tate Nicole Cook Robyn Margarita Langston * Alita T. Wingfield * Aimee Schnell Wilson Gayle Denise Herrington * Winde Irene Toney * Christie Maureen Cooley * Bernadette L. Ford Lattimore Erica Nicole Wright % Delicia D. Worrill * Belinda Stephens Hodges * Tiffany Grace Townsend # Kanya Intim Cornish * Cynji Antoinette Lee # Stephanie Renee Wright * Keita Archie Young * Tarshia Lynn Holder > Cynthia Lee Wallace # Demetria Michele Craig * Caya Beth Lewis > Tamula R. Yelling % Kelli Dionne Humphrey > Lesha J. Wallace * Christine Ruth Crawford # Shanna M. Liburd Motisola E. Zulu * 1993 Joanna Johnson Jackson Lakeesha Fonteneaux Walrond # April Ashe Croom * Nadra Daniel Lord Kiran Arjandas Ahuja % Kendra Rose Johnson > Sabrina B. Warden % Angela Greene Curry Chantrell Lynette Lowe * 1995 Leah R. Alexander-Otukpe * Lizbeth Diane Johnson Melanie Denise Washburn * Natasha Denise Davis-De Bose Dawn Juanita Luke > Eva Gaston Allen % Valerie Green Amos # Monica Andrea Johnson # Alicia Cullens Watkins Colleen S. Davis-Shaw Delani Lenore Mann-Johnson % Kentria A. Alston * Stephanie A. Anderson- Gina Elaine Jones > Dyana Charisse Watson- Malaika Alyse Dowdell > Arneida Mapp Aretta Louise Baldon * Hardaway # Tiffini E. Jones * Johnson * Rebecca Doreen Dowling Jaza Monique Marina # Eudora Dawn Baltram Dawna Jeanette Bailey-Willis Tonya Y. Jones-Dedeaux Natasha C. 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Mitchell-Johnson Lisa Farmer Cole > Sharon Freeman Kamili Williams Moreland # Tonetta M. Collins Mia Patrice Fulks Niki T. Morris-Hazel * Karen Jarcelyn Cook Krystyll J. Gardner Lisa Anderson Mosley Ceylon Nanikwa Copes > Erika Nicole Gates > Renae Monya Murphy # Evonne Neville Crump > Alice L. George Kiyeta J. Neal * Cecily Davina Darden * Stephanie Leigh Geter * Shelley H. Nichols * Lumbe Kibebe Davis Chrystal Gibson * Natalie S. Palmer * Patrice LaDaun Dickerson Alisa Nicole Gilmore * Natasha Camille Palmer Yashica Barber Douglas Pamela R. Gipson Kisha L. Parker # Arnitra Duckett # Sonja Rene’ Johnson Glover Rebecca Ann Paschal-Young * Noelle Leveaux Dugan > Amy Beatrice Grant # Sherri Lynelle Price > Nicole Yvonne Duncan-Smith Cheniqua Y. Grant Vanessa L. Pryor * Michelle Levele Earley Freda C. Gray * Kristy Holley Rachal * Aaliyah El-Amin * Melissa Christina Gray > Kelly Irene Rankin # Kirra Germaine Epps * Dayna Nicole Griles > Lynelle Ragland Reavis > Heather A. 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50 » SPELMAN DONOR ROLL 2019 Peggy Madkins * Kizzie Maria Duah * Aisha Kinda Miller # Kiana Tamika Wright % Najeema Davis Washington * Kellee Taylor Perry Ninette Velma Martin * Antionette Dukes * Jaronda Jane Miller Nioke Paula Wright # Christine St. Germain White * Angela Mechelle Phillips * Rashida Untillia Mathis Nangula G. Dukes * Lagenia Mitchell-Smith Shironda Ahera White Shaka A. Phillips * Heather Nicole McCowan * Kara Nicole Dunn > Christina K. J. Muhammad 2000 Lia H. Williams * Aziza Belcher Platt * Sherri Lynette Walston Merritt Ayanna Brijette Echols * Tiffani Arnise Murray % Brandi L. Williams Acevedo % Mesha Yvette Williams Elaine Pollard # Christina Hayes Miller * Natalie Cassandra Eckford # Maria Mercedes Newport Aneesah H. Allen Nicole Y. Williams * Alea Iman Riley Kia Tucker Mills Erica Renee Edwards * Hope Edwards Newsome * Jennifer Armstrong Ashtar * Talithia D. Williams * Sheena Tashundra Robinson * Lashondra Thomas Mitchell * Raina Magarete Edwards * Dimeka Waukesha Nichols * Janelle Powell Baranco * Ashley Williams-Cummings Ama Arthur Rowe * Lalonda Graham Nelissen % Khalilah Heshimu El-Amin * Jacqueline Nicole Nickelberry # Natalie Pearl Bargeron * Jennifer J. Scott Willilams > Lynette Michelle Sanders Zakia N. Oguneye # India Phipps Epps # Alicia D. Okoh # Miranda Baylor Baugh * Jacqueline Nicole Wills # Maren Golding Shaw # Keilani Kimes Parker > Dana Grace Terrell Ervin * Tiombe Nucklos O’Rourke # Ebonii Bell * Joslyn Nicole Witherspoon Deanna Shoyoye Taiese Thomas Pfeifer * Kenya Lee Fauntleroy * Rebecca Lee Palmer Abina Dawn Billups * Nikki N. -Giles E. Vanessa Spearman * Victoria R. Quarterman-Bryan * Kimberly Nicole Ferguson % Tara H. Pasha Elizabeth Rachel Blount * Aisha D. Spells Michaela Rodgers Toya R. Fisher Jini F. Pendleton-Tyler Shawn L. 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Tullis Sequia Annise Holland Deidre Katrese Tucker Preye K. Danielle Jessica Tillman * Jahaan Kamilah Johnson * Natasha Plumb Turman * Maleah Raquel Jackson * Lauren M. Turk Elissa M. Cofield Hatshepsitu Shirley Tull # Jon’a Fogle Joiner * Crystal P. Tyler * Summer Nikea Jackson > Ayesha Sabreen Upshur Renada Nicole Crowder * Tandra Talisa Turner * Bethaney Embry Jones ^ Krystle N. Watler % Sarah Grace Jamison * Rachel Valentin-Gaboton Yevita Sonya Davis-Brown Diana Elaine Veiga Renee N. Jones Katrina D. Webb * Tiara Taisha Jeter Robin Burlew Vann Jane’l Dixon-Jeanty % Constance Necole Wallace Shermnae Demetrice Jones Tiffany Nicole Wells-Jeffers Jalaine T. Johnson Jasmine Renea Walker Genesis Elaine Draper * Kimberly J. White * Veronica Michele Jones * Alexis Sybil Wells- Marguerite Gil Johnson * Johanna Elizabeth Washington Natane Alicia Eaddy Dionne R. Williams Elizabeth B. 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King * Ariel D. Young Kandice D. Richardson * Lindsay N. Johnson * Keshia N. Clarke Kisha Marie Woods Tiffany R. King * Jessica Danielle Riley * Alisha D. Jones-Caldwell Maia J. Cogen Sarah L. Wooten Victoria L. Lambert * 2006 Amanda Flowers Robinson Nicole Jourdain-Earl * Garnet Terri T. Conerway Elisheba Z. Young Brianna Nicole Lewis * Erica M. Adams * Cornelia M. Robinson # Alicia C. Lane * Jessica Amanda Cooper Erin Jackson Little * Lina N. Andrews > Krenice M. Roseman * Donnita C. Lee Nicole Dickelson Cooper > 2009 Erika Jehan Lofton Kahmil A. Bailey Brittany A. Sanders Karina Liles Victoria Curry Rachel Adams # Tiffanie L. Mackey # Mercedes G. Ball Jatrean M. Sanders * Nicole S. Mack Rhonda V. Curtis # Brittany A. Alston * Essence D. Maston * Allyson Belton Dorie A. Saxon * Eniola Mafe * Brittani Strozier Daise Tiffany Ates Lerato N. Matlamela * Byrolynn N. Belvitt % Tiffanie V. Scruggs Ashley Anderson Martin Sydney Diavua Renisse Bains Baiden Rohey Sabel Mbenga * Nya R. Berry * Antonie R. Siler Tjazha Mazhani Rosalyn C. Douglass Alaina Todd Banks * Nyeema C. McCaskill Rachel N. Briggs > Jade D. Simmons Stacey C. McClurkin Alyssa Jeannine Elmore Diandria L. Barber Alisha Nichole McClung-Johnson Ashley Boykin Brown > Shayla M. Smith > Marsha C. McIntosh Sheeba Ema-Nuru % Nicole S. Barden > Sharde Christine McFall Ashley Shaunelle Brown > Kamesha R. Smith Michelle N. McMillian Andrea Renee Franklin Cydnee C. Bayless % Whitney D. McKenzie Janelle Theregg Brown > Kirbi Thomas Smith > Zakiya Nzingha Miller Jacquelyne J. Gaddy Janine L. Best Lauren J. Melrose * Jennifer L. Brown Monique D. Smith Helene Moon Teresa I. Garrison * Littane D. Bien-Aime * Christy L. Melton Markenya V. Brown > Victoria D. Smith Brittany L. Mosby * Sherrie A. Gilbert > Britney Bennett Billingsley Ashley Lauren Mims Alysia A. Burdette Denienne A. Steele Ashley Michelle Moss Lara Renee Gregg Kenicia Black Elan Mitchell Ashley R. Burroughs Claire Elizabeth Stewart Nafeesa H. 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Murphy Shara Conway > Portia Murphy Wayne Stacie Martina Posey * Sydney Hull % Brittany Nicole Chapman # Tracey N. Murry Char-Shenda Crawford Alison Welcher * Shalonda-Deisha Javonne Chasitye J. Jackson Dachelle R. Chenault Tiara D. Muse Covington > Adrienne D. White * Price-Williams Voloria I. Jackson * Tanisha R. Clark # Brittney Denise Nalty Belinda Williams Daughrity % Leslie A. Williams Jovan D. Purifoy Amanda Marie James Morgan A. Clary Anisah Nu’Man Sharhonda T. Davies > Shelby N. Wilson * Natasha S. Quzack Andraya J. Johnson * Dana C. Cogdell # Christina McIntosh Nurse Brionna L. Denby Courtney E. Woods * Danielle K. Reid Femi-Ama K. Johnson Daphne J. Cole Ashley Ogbonna # Jacquelyn A. Dillon > Brigette G. Wright > Chalak Kezia Richards Krystle E. Johnson Victoria E. Coleman Alicia C. Owens Gabrielle Sheree Dirden > Chanceity N. Robinson * LaDonna Johnson Angela Boudreaux Copeland Jasmine H. Owens Anisha D. Donald 2007 Arianne A. Salandy Marisa Johnson Sasha L. Curry Judith A. Parham Emily Camille Early % Paula G. Adamson Shannon I. Sanders Nile Johanna Johnson * Bejide A. Davis > JeNita Jovonne Partridge * Tulani N. Elisa > Amanda L. Aiken * Shakeela Wilson Schramm Sharice B. Jones Francesca V. Davis * Shaundra R. Patterson * Camara R. Epps * Tiffany Davenport Aiken Evan R. Seymour * Amanda Jordan Iyana Davis Aris Denise Pitts > Nicole E. Epps > Alisha J. Alford Leigh Ann Sennette Sheffield Ashley-Marie Blakely Julian * Sakinah A. Davis > Jessica R. Posey Amira K. Fardan % Candace R. Arrington * Cherrice L. Smith Dianna Houghton King Toni-Eileen Davis Leah Chere Powell Asia Mason Favors > Morgan N. Ayres * Danielle N. Smith Amber Harper King * Lisa M. Davis-Patterson Elizabeth S. Purnell Kamika E. Felder > Ledeatra C. Balfour Adrienne S. Thomas * Crystal Willis Knox Ayisha Danielle Devonish # Whitney L. Railey Lauren Minor Fitzpatrick * Shayla E. Ball * Marissa Tuck * Chari Lawrence Danielle D. Dickens Lakeesha M. Ramdhanie Shanequa Bruce Fryar > Lindsai Royce Bland * Kimber Alexander Turner Danaya Clemons Lee Renata Johnson Dixon Janelle L. Richards * Melanie D. Gardner * Christina J. Bostick Shantoria LaDonna Vance LaToya J. Lee * ’ Hyche Dixon * Andrea Katasha Roberson * Torian D. Giles Carmen Boykin * Danielle Boler Vason Jennifer Annette Lowe Angelica M. Epps April Elayne Curry Roberts Nancy E. Goler Michele Nicole Bradley * Aundrea D. Vereen * Merisa Tate Marsh * Angela Hardin Fields India L. Robinson # Quanta E. Graves Adraea M. Brown * Samantha M. Wagner * Keia J. Martin Christine K. Fludd * Rogers * Kamilah M. Halmon # Brown * Ouleye Ndoye Warnock Amber McKynzie Mathewson Robyn B. Ford Arianne D. Ross Kendel A. Harden Chantel M. Bryant * Randi M. Warren * Jacinta N. Mba Jennifer Buck Fox Chaturia D. Rouse * Erica Parker Harry > Daun M. Bush * Shaunte N. Weber Ashley Danielle McClendon Nicole A. Fuller Jasmine M. Sanders * Kamilah A. Hendrix > Y’Londa ShaVonne Byrd Kristilyn Whigham-Lambert Jerria A. McCoy-Thompson Rachel Whavers Garner Adrienne Sheares > Adrienne W. Hill Kiesha N. Cockett * Katherine Young Whitten * Shirrelle Denise McCray Blake Gifford Marcuetta Wlliams Sims * Summer R. Hill * Lyndsey Collins Lindsay Nicole Wilkinson Francesca Lauren McDuffie * Ashley G. Ginn Danielle Snead Brittany F. Holloway Ashley McCann Colvin * Jessica Sharee Williams Jaunice Sills McSwain * Shelvia R. Grant Lindsay D. Southard Leah Hubbard Simone N. Cooks Kyla Noel Williams > Amanda Rhenae’ Means Attalia Gray Diana Nicole Spell Giana M. Humphrey > Jasmin Courtney Andrea N. Wilson India S. Nichols Carolyn E. Griffin Kimberly Royale Stubbs Candis Mayweather Hunter > Anita L. Davenport Sharolyn Wynter % Njideka Egbuijobi Oguejiofor Lyndosha Griffin * Ashley J. Sullivan Mayla Henderson Jackson > Lamonica I. Davis * Angel C. Young * Adenola F. Osinubi Daphne C. Grissom * Tenaea Ariel Thomas * Janaiya Allyn Johnson > Ashley Wilson Dean Elizabeth L. Pender * Megan Jasmine Hall Childs Amberly Ferguson Toole Octavia N. Johnson-Howell # Kassibla E. Dempah * 2008 Danyale M. Phillips Kiesha Cooper Halliburton Porshe Buchanan Torregano Kwinettaion Jolly Florene E. Dixon Erica Montgomery Allard * Tashay S. Pratt Ava Hanks * Justina Kimberly Towns Candis R. Jones * Christian L. Dotson-Pierson Cierra Y. Allen * Mary Priester-Hanks Tyneisha Harden * Morgan J. Townsend * Janelle Jones > Aliyah A. Edwards > Chante Anthony > Alicia N. Ramsey > Ashley Reese Hardrick Angelica C. Trimble Marisha Terese Kinkle-Findley Jessica R. Edwards SherNaine L. Archer Jonelle Marie Reed Jessica Richel Harris > Angelica Trumer Ashley N. Lamothe # Michelle Bradley Emebo * Sharity Bannerman Morgann Reeves # Shericka Harris Sudria H.D. Twyman Dominique E. Landry > Amaris Y. Evans Angela S. Bass * Kristen A. Rome Rachael N. Hawthorne Natasha Herbert Underwood * Vanessa R. Lawrence > Samantha S. Evans * Jocelyn Bates Tiffany LaShawn Scott * Amber Lanee Heath * Ashley Neicole Washington Ashley M. Lee % Jennifer Beal Fields Elise E. Biggs Shari M. Singleton Joy Lashun Hightower * Lauren D. Washington * Camille Joy Lipford-Seals Vernita Hill Finch Nidra B. Birt Candace Yvette Smith * Leah Hightower Amanda E. Washington-Lockett Sibongile D. Mack-Williams * Lishaun F. Francis * Rachel E. Bland Deidre Renee Smith Kalyn Elise Hill Tyra C. Weaver * Gayla Robbins Mair % Sonya E. Frontin Whitney Bond Janelle Payne Smith Malinda R. Hinton Shanaya N. Whitaker Quinnisha Marion > Ryan Nicole Glover * Jasmine E. Boyd Dawn S. Spencer Lakisha S. Holloway Ani Scott Whitfield > Christina Martin * Tamara G. Gooch Daye A. Brake Ashley Monique Sutton Rickeisha L. Holmes Jerryca Maya Whitley Amber N. Mason Alisia D. Goree-Martin Morey Murray Bridges * LaDawn K. Thomas Ali Gail Holness Timia J. Williams Crystal Cole Matson > Joanna Gouraige * Melissa Campbell Brogdon Carmen Smith Thompson Courtney Tiara Howard * Courtney Williamson Lavoncia L. McGee > Taren Greenidge > Shakiera Stembridge Brooks LeDeidre S. Turner * Katherine Shillow Humphrey Nicole P. Willingham # Lauren S. Middlebrooks * Ifraj F. Hafidh Latriecia T. Brown Tanganica Jean Turner > Germani Hardeman Hunt * Ulanda D. Wilson Julienne D. Vinson *

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Kristen Glorian Woods Talia N. Pettway Khadijah A. Robinson > Bianca R. Dorsey Kaitlyn M. Jackson * > Second Century Club Gabrielle N. Pingue Sakeissa F. Robinson LeAmber N. Dunn Mislie C. Jean-Baptiste * $250–$499 2010 Courtney Kemp Potts Brittany L. Saulsberry * Mercedez D. Dunn Berkley A. Jenkins % Founders Club J’Nelle N. Agee Jayla L. Randleman Amanda Scott Jasmine Nicole Edge Tourean D. Johns * $500–$999 Alleyne Renee Aiken Kalisse Taylor Richardson Asya Jewel Spears Sharon Jesse Edwards Tracy Johnson * Michelle D. Anderson Courtney M. Robinson Meagan T. Speight # Adrienne R. Fairbanks Jalisa M. Jones # President’s Society Christina N. Anyikwa Dantel D. Ruiz Nakeita Danielle Stewart Shanita L. Farris * Shayla I. Jordan $1,000–$9,999 Dereka A. Armstrong > Stephany C. Rush Jasmine Trimble * Kristen D. Francis Whitney J. Kennard ^ Nellie Brewer Render Society Monica R. Battle Carlin E. Rushing * Natasha Branae Ward Chanelle D. Green * Courtney D. King $10,000–$49,999 Chanon M. Bell Alia B. Sabbs Jana Williams Chene’ D. Greene Patrice L. Kirksey Shealyn J. Blanchard Topaz A. Sampson Norrisa Y. Williams Mercy Michelle Johnson Lillie L. Lattimore ~ Trustee Leadership Circle Shemika M. Brooks Catera R. Scott Terrahney Quave Wilson * Taylor D. Johnson Ke’Andra N. Levingston $50,000 and up Ashley B. Brown * Lauren A. Shinholster Camesha Lynette Jones Jasmine E. Levitt * True Blue Society Martinique J. Brown Sheronda L. Shula 2012 Shana J. Jones > Tara C. Martin Names in blue have given for five or Rachel E. Brown * Gabrielle P. Smith Jaime A. Battle * Dana A. King Brooke K. Martin more consecutive years. Kyrah K. Brown-McCullough Rachel M. Smith Stella M. Beckham Mahaliah A. Little Donella A. McLeod Tiffany N. Butler Briana D. Spence Deaweh Erica Benson Jamila F. Livingston Kendra N. Mells * † Deceased Shinelle E. Caldwell * Lauren A. Sprott * Sascha E. Betts * Nyeelah S. Matthews Kathryn P. Mitchell-Tyler * Sadiqa S. Cash Erin D. Stanley * Briana L. Bowie * Jasmine Renee Mazyck * Kayla N. Myers Charis N. Chambers Teyona B. Stewart * Heather Ariel Brown * April J. McAllister Michelle A. Newell Shavelle L. Champion Ashley Brook Tate * Tiffany Michel Bryan * DaWanna L. McCray > Keiona A. Noel Kristin Sampson Chitman Rebecca E. Taylor Chandra Byrd Chambliss > Lizzie L. McGowan Taylor S. Norman * Jasmin T. Church Ariel D. Terrell Chayce M. Cheatham Tamika M. Money * Yanesia B. Norris Latasha T. Mosley Tavina L. Claiborne Kerri A. Thomas * Miriah E. Codes Charleen Moody Ekemini I. Orok Khalia K. Murray Rebecca M. Clayton * Jasmine M. Thomas Antoinette V. Collier Alana Rayniece Moore Kemi A. Oyewole > Quinn Alexis Parker India Lamothe Collier * Kristel L. Travis * Niara Eans Amberlace S. Moore Hallie N. Perkins Jasmine Erin Payne Michaela P. Cooke Juliana Truesdale Leana V. Erby Jasmine M. Parker-McDuffie Briana C. Press Mary V. Pickard Paige E. Cooper * Ashley A. Umukoro Michaele Evans Ashley Desha’ Patton Britney Alyse Robinson * Khadija Jahfiya Record * Robyn E. Cross Eriqah Vincent * Sirena A. Gandy Kandyce C. Perry Anita N. Salley > Jamia A. Robinson Shavonne C. Cullers Jasmine Kayana Wall Jamie A. Gray Ashlen J. Reed Andrielle C. Scott Alexis K. Sims Sarah Ruth Cunningham Tiara C. Ward Tiffany I. Grigley > Samantha D. Russell-Porte Christina A. Scott Ayanna De’Vante Spencer McKenzie P. Currie Ella F. Washington Ashley N. Grisham * Cortney K. Seaborne Anita V. Sheares * Unshante C. Strader Arielle D. Dance * Erica N. Wherry * Gabrielle J. Horton Alexandria N. Smith Jasmine M. Shortt Kelly S. Sullivan Natalie N. Darnell Remington R. Wiley Ariel Moore Hunt Whitley Elaine Smith Tanesha L. Slocumb Amoni M. Thompson Simone O. Davis > Chanta D. Williams * Stephanie Nicole Hunter Nandi I. Stewart * Brianna F. Spearman Lark D. Toney > Amanda D. Denham * Morgan Williams Morgan Chambers Jerald Kristyn E. Story * Cristina W. Stanley Dene A. Voisin Adji Diagne Patrie Gregory Williams Chelsea M. Johnson N. Taylor Jameela A. Stanton Chriselda L. Walls Mia M. Dunlap Maria Marion Wright Arienne J. Jones * Ayjah Brenay Thomas * Kandace Stevenson Jordan J. Watters Ariel Patricia Eckblad > Iris P. Young # Morgan B. Jones Kelsei D. Thomas Christina A. Taylor Mary A. Welcome Antonia G. Edwards Christina Knox * Cherise N. Washington Faith K. Thomas Thomika Jade White Lauren E. Eldridge 2011 Leilah D. Langston Danielle N. Winfrey Katherine N. Thomas Kimberly P. Elliott * Melissa Eileen Akinlawon Charae Nicole Ligon * Angel J. Woods Camille C. Vincent 2016 Myia J. Elliott Azia M. Alexandria * Candace D. M. Lockhart Sequoia Boone Wright * Christal Walker * Artisha R. Arthur Emaan N. England Aprili R.E. Amani Alexis A. Madison Amanda J. Washington Tyra Z. Beaman Shafiqah A. Faust Lauren Anderson-King Jazmyn Jardae McCloud 2014 Christian N. Washington Victoria Gabrielle Blackwell- Jahmese M. Fort Kelle M. Blades Brittany N. McGahee Oluremi P. Abiodun Shanice S. West Rivas Bianca A. Foster * Lolade F. Bolaji Sterling A. Mitchell Gloria A. Aboagye-Agyeman J. Williams Chelsea Mikayla Bonner Bridgette A. Fountain Mea Boykins * Kanesha L. Moore Tasha A. Alexis * Dadriaunna S. Williams Brianna Hill Booker Pamela D. Franklin Stegall Candice Lynne Brown Lauren-Ashley Elleyse Morton * Dawnn A. Anderson Siarra N. Williams Briana Nicole Brownlow Tayler M. Friar Davida J. Campbell Sydney Lei Naylor Victoria A. Apenterg Taylor A. Wimbly Audrianna C. Carrington Alicia Gant Ashtin Jones Carter Briella R. Nelson Samantha Sophia Serebuo Arthur Taylor C. Cobb Gaybrielle LeAnn Gant Jendaya Clark Ron Nay M. Owens Denise Jones Baker 2015 Alicia Renee Cole-Quinlan Brittnee A. Gauthier Kellie N. Clark * Anaia E. Peddie Zyer Na’ Beaty Raina Camille Barbee Brezana Bretriece Cross Nina A. Gloster Miisha A. Clark Alexandria Gabrielle Phillips Venita M. Blanson Sakile Ashia-Nadira Khadijah Azzizah Davis * Regina F. Graham Jamila N. Clay Elizabeth Pollard Cheyenne L. Boyce Braithwaite-Hall Crystal D. Dollison Ryan Rasmus Harris * Alesha Latise Cooke Danielle Rachel Robinson * Shaquetia G. Butler Taylor Michele Brown Alexis Simone Dulan Simone N. Harris Angelica Grays Dandridge Isis A. Rose Aletha Moore Carter * Sandra L. Bryant Alexis Mallorie Edney Reeba A. Hartley-Belle Candace E. Daniels Crystal J. Sanders Brittany Shanel Colvin Hillary L. Cleggett Erin Elizabeth Enoch * Kristin Rose Holloway Janae M. Emerson Lea Z. Scruggs Shemeka L. Cook Niwa Sarafina Coleman Nomphumelelo Mikela Enoch- Quiana M. Hood Jessica W. Felder * Alicia Sheares Jasmine L. Cornell Chelsea S. Crittle Mtetwa Patrice B. Hullon Kavindra O. Ferguson Megan M. Smith Celene Alexandria Craig Alexandrea Juanita Dansby Christina Lynne Evans * Nesha Jairam Khristen L. Flennoy Blaire C. Spaulding * Bryanza N. Dean Julia Dominique Davis Bejanchong Nwokongoh Foretia Rashada D. Jenkins Karonda A. Foster Natalie N. Stein * Ariel Harden Dotts Ashley N. Dean-Weathersby LaDarrien Allyce Gillette Anastacia F. Johnson Janae D. Green * Brittani Alexaundria Summers * Kendra Hearn Driver Candice Alicia Eaton Brianna Christian Harris Latoya D. Johnson Mia K. Harmon Arabia B. Sweet Kelsey B. Duckett Shirlethia A. Evans Jasmine Nira Hooper Selah S. Johnson * Micaela Y. Harris * Danielle Nicole Tidline Nartezya T. Dykes * Ariana Rose Fiorello-Omotosho * Lakesha Kristina Jones Ashley R. Jones Avril C. Holland Leslie C. Townsell Jollane Anekia Eccleston Cenisa L. Gavin Imani E. Love Nicole T. Joseph Shannon K. Holt Ashley B. Ward Earyn J. Edwards * Ka’Necia M. Harpe Jordan Ashley Madison Anisa L. Kelley * Asha L. Hughes Maya G. Welfare * Chatiqua S. Ellison Cydnii W. Harris * Solange Ayana McKenzie KaTerri M. Kelly Shayna Johnson Porsha D. Williams * Kaila B. Epps Kristen Harris Jai Brenay McQuilla Aisha Marie Keys Madison A. King * Breahna S. Wright Chelsea Hope Falcone Shaquika T. Hughes TaiDesha Chanel Myrick Ariel Johnson Lin * Kariesha Genae LeGrier Brittany N. Feaster Jazette Monique Johnson Adrienne E. Scandrett * Jillian N. Macklin Brittanye J. Mackey 2013 Niya N. Garrett * Taylor R. Jones Tobi Leanne Shannon Denise McDuffey > Jocelyn L. Mason-Safford Alisha M. Bailey Alexis E. Gilliam Daria Rayvonne Jordan Jade J. Sigler Jamila A. McGill Jessica McGroom * Joyya J. Baines * Nia A. Gordon * Davie Diann Kayla Patricia Sims- Yasmine-Imani McMorrin Matezsaneil D. Michael * Nyambura Barrow * Angel D. Gray Clarice Luvone Kimp Camishe Shante Sterling Brittney S. McPherson Lynsey A. Mitchell Eboni A. Bell Courtney C. Green * Andrea P. Kinzer Azurai Joi Marie Thompson Monique L. Merritt-Atkins Jordan Romona Murphy Pamela Blackwell * Lauren D. Green # Erica Michelle Lamberson * Beverly Alice Vappie Charita R. Montgomery-Bivens Shirley E. Noel Taisha A. Blair Marjani R. Hall Rakhety R. Livingston Kerri-Ann N. Watson Rennetta L. Mulkey Latasha M. Oaks Sydney S. M. Blaylock Alecea S. Halley Alaina F. Long Nyla Michelle Whalum Sierra M. Mullen Charise S. Patterson Robyn A. Brittain Darilyn Hammond Ailah Y. Martin Charslyn Wilder Keyana R. Parks Bridget Alexandria Peters * Briana N. Bryant Lauren N. Hawkins Camille B. May * Maria Lee Wilson Leanna L. Pearson * Cimone Shanel Philpotts Randi Jeanne Cheatham-Johnson Alyssa T. Hull N. Moore Tracey A. Wilson * Genicia Fobbs Pegues Meghan C. Risper Alexis Nicole Clark India Irish * Corryncia Megan Morgan Karen Adriane Wood * Shermaine Murl Perry * Christina M. Robinson Kelleigh D. Copeland Cierra D. Jackson Taylor A. Morton * 2017

54 » SPELMAN DONOR ROLL 2019 Deanna Gabrielle Briscoe Ayan Carter-Gussler Renyata Leigh Finney Alexis D. Jones Kayla S. Oriyomi Angelica Brianna Brooks * Leah R. Adams Danielle L. Cash Rakirah A. Fisher Amber Nicole Jones Belinda O. Owusu Kailyn Marie Brooks Jada S. Alexander Janei Franki’ Chambers Glynnis Rebecca Flavin Asha A. Jones Lydia L. Pace Jordan Alexandria Camp Sameeha H. Ali Alexis C. Cherry Kamlynne R.B. Fontan Aysha D. Jones Bria Elayne Paige Danyelle Ronia Carter Angel Noelle Allen Muchaneta Nicole M. Chikawa Maxine Janae Ford Brooke L. Jones Sydney G. Patterson Noni Yvette Davis Morgan A. Allen Jada Claire Clark Natalie Lynn Ford-Hodges Justyce A. Jones Simone M. Paul Aaliyah J. Deggs Tiffany B. Allen Taylor C.L. Clark Camille Savilla Fraser Maya A. Jones Catherine Patrice Pippins Julia Soraya Dennis Yesenia N. Alvarez Samirah Amirah Clarke Mikia Deshai Frazier Mia M. Jones Pheonix E. Pittman Imani Nishan Fennell Amirah K. Anderson Nailah C. Clarke Jazmine R. Freeman Adesuwa H. Joseph Tyla S Pollard Ashley Syntina Harris Morgan Elizabeth Anderson MyLinn Alicia Stone Clement Nylah M. Fuller Halle Dana Josey Jasmine R. Porter Micah Chioke Henson Taylor D. Anderson Imani M. Clincy Jasmine M. Gaillard Brooke Alysse Joynes Theresa D. Porter Totyana Lashay Hill Chanara T. Andrews Amber M. Clunie Hattie Gaines Comfort Maima Kai Lyric J. Pride KeAndra D. Hollis Ashleigh Sierra Armstrong Loren C. Cobb Makeda Gayle Michelle N. Kaimenyi Samya I. Queyapoe Jada Meosha Holmes Ke’Ambrea J. Atkinson Daylan M. Cole Izadora Adriana Germain Lauren-Jenay Kelley Asada N. Rashidi * Sydney A. Hubbert J’daja S. Austin Dacia Michael Coleman Tierra L. German Ashia Addiana Kidd Desiree M. Raymond Symone A. Johnson Iesha M. Baldwin Demi Arnell Collins Alexis B. Gilmer Erin C. Kimble Eunice D. Revis Elissa Marielle Joseph * Tionna Barnes Shawndasia Jayonia Lashea Gabrelle Marie Glance Marrisha D. Kindred Italia Iman Rice Ashley Nicole Kirby Tiana Symone Barnwell Collins Ronesha M. Gooden Lydia A. Laramore Jada N. Rice Kara A. Lawrence Salley W. Baxter Maya Dyese Conyers Ashley J. C. Googer Shana Laster Tiana T. Richards Cierra Luzia Lewis Kelsey M. Beckford Alyssa Chanel Daniel Monica A. Gordon Taylor Paris Lattimore Stacey L. Riddick Imani Nicole Lewis Khailah B. Bell Tyaira Lynai Daniels Ava Ki-Jai Greene Aliana J. Lawrence Tea’ S. Riley Prenessa Danielle Lowery LeShorn S. Benjamin Nina L. Danley Maliyah Alyssa Greene Lauryn A. Lawrence Taylor E. Roberts Imani J. McClendon Ariana N. Benson Courtney Renee Dates Najia G. Griffin Jasmine M. Leavy Javonna J. Robinett Barbara Elizabeth Mines- Shemarea Delores Bessette Euphoria M. Davis Dominique Janee Guilford Star-Kayla Essence Lewis Azalynn Robinson Baxter Nia D. Bester Lindsey Ne’Cole Davis Camryn P. W. Hall Susie R. Lewis Kayla R. Robinson Jasmyne Ormond-Watkins Kamyiah Shaniece Blackmon Shaye-Lynn K. Davis Gabriell Nicole Hall Xosa Lewis Annia Cyani Rochester Gabrielle Lauren Porter * Ariel O. Blakey Needra N. Davis Najhala Cachet Hall Darielle T. Lewis-Sanders Elioenai E. Rufen-Blanchette Elizabeth Amelia Sengoba > Brianna D. Boggs Alanna N. Davis Alana A. Hamm Lakia S. Lightner JaNita A. Russell Tamara M. Spikes Sydney E. Boone Amber C. Dawning Alexis Lorraine Harden Morgan Y. Lipkins Nia S. Salandy Jordan Triplett * Shellianne Erica Booth Shanaya Monae Dawson Miah A. Hardy Afua R. Livingston Dianna A. Sanders Jaleesa Alexandra Vincent Nathalie Marcel Borgella Zarreah Ulaya Dent Jerilyn C. Harper Teandra M. Lowe Jaelan Marie Sanon Leah N. Williams # Jenai D. Bostic Eva Dickerson Bria Janae’ Marcelle Harrell Angelia Rashee Lowery Nzalil O. Scales Jaylynn Antoinette Works Aliecia L. Bouligny Jessika Ardelle Dickerson Ashley M. Harris KeUndrea I. Luttery Alexis C. Scott Angel N. Boulware Paris Ariana Dimick Miracle D’Hope Harris Janae M. Lyttle Naima D. Shaw 2018 Gabrielle V. Boyd Zaniyah Kiyelle Dock Ari D. Harris Meghan K. Marks Nike Elysabel Shimobi-Obijuru Kierra Shaundre’A Archer Asha K. Bradford Lauren E. Dones Savanna L. Harrison Megalya S. Marquez-Lopez JonBonae’ J. Shipman Jordyn Nicole Booth Catherine L. Briscoe Kendra A. Dorsey Peyton Lorene Hawkins Danielle Alis Marshall Dominique N. Shorter Eris Opal Calhoun Amber Ashley Britt Nadia Lee Douglas Deanna Letrece Hayden Mackenzie G. Martin Erin R. Simmons Jaylinn Joielle Calloway Janelle V. Broadnax Nalani Jonel Dowling Hunter A. Haymore Natasha Martin Lonise Rene Simms Jasmine Capri Clanton Kyran Mikayla I. Drake Mary-Patricia Crissann Hector Kyshae’ E. Mason Kameelah Sims-Traylor Kayla Lane’ Davis Alanna Noelle Brown Torrina Lachell Dunn Jade Q. Hendrickson Lauren C. Massey Carissa Joann Small Saleigh Quinnique Derico Ashlea Tiana Brown Cairo S. Eaddy Chasity A. Henry Najah R. Mateen Malicah Dawn Smallwood Najja Iman Ellis Clarke A. Brown Kristina M. Echols Imani W. Herring Brittany J. Mathis Chelsea L Smith Dinah Brionna Gibson Jasmine A. Brown Kendall C. Edelin Leah N. Herring Alasia Janai Matthews Madison D. Sparkman Elana McLurkin Harris Jonell Diamond Brown Ashlyn P. Edmond Mo’esha M. Hicks Jasmine Victoria McCalla Ataya Ni’Celle Spears Raven-Iman Jones Jordan L. Brown Deja M. Edwards Lorin Alexis Hill Nyresha R. McCants Brian N. Spivey Kayla Rochelle King Kendra Joli Brown Illiyah Phyllis Edwards Veverly Hill-Fisher Mysheara T. McCoy Gabriel Marie Spurlock Jillian Lea Mikaela Renee Brown Mya S. Edwards Akilah Hill-Hamler Adriane M. McDonald Kaelyn D. Steel Shundreya D. Lowe Tamera E. Brown Laura Eley Anisa Brianna Holloman Kayla S. McDonald Richelle Stephens Ahvia Noell Moody Victoria D. Brown Kimberlyn A. Ellis Zoe F. Holloway Chrystal-Joy Audrienne Tyler M. Stephens Somalia Woyane Ramin Jacqueline H. Brown-Gaines Shadai K. Enile Kaylah Y. Holmes McDougall Chase Alana Stevens Danielle Imani Robinson # Shantreez Monet Burris Raesha M. Estep LaHenria Raquel Holsey Carlyncia T. McDowell Cornelia Nicole Stokes Ca’Teama T. Sanders Lia E. Burt Salihah N. Evans Camille S. Holt Chelsi R. McFarland Makayla B. Stokes Tyra Alexis Seals Zarianna Busby Whitney R. Ezell Candice R. Holt Michaela D. McKinney Audria H. Strickland Jennia Taylor Tianna M. Butcher Mar’ve R. Fair Stephanie S. Hood Kimberly A. McQuay Brianna S. Strozier Sofia Noelle Walton Taryn C. Butler Chancia D. Fairley Ronbenet R. Hope Tiarra S. Miller Kaitlyn M. Swain Tyreena Nia Webb Kyra T. Bynum-Pattillo Ivorie A. Farley-Cook Ashley Horton Alesha Minott La’Quesha D. Swain MoNeka LaShay Young Taylor Jonai Camp Summer Camille Farris Tagan Ladon Horton Arianna G. Sydney E. Swinton Shenee’ M. Campbell Amari J. Fennoy Shawna Juvonne Howard Jada E. Mitchell Clark Yvonne Sykes Students Imani C. Carson Nadiya L. Ferdinand Amber V. Hunter Maya S. Mitchell Chloe Tate Candace Alise Carter Amani D. Ferrell Amirah P. Husbands Shami-Iyabo K. Mitchell Joelle Alexandra Tatum Tenley B. Hutchinson-Smith Skylar Faith Mitchell Adrienne Lee Taylor Jessenia Michei Ingram Monique Katie Monroe Diamond Y. Taylor Nandi T. Inman Charis E. Moon Madison D. Taylor Jada M. Irving Aubretta Johanna Moore Lillian Jane Thomas C’Airre Jackson Lauren E. Moore Montenay A. Thomas Jayla S. Jackson Tia Leandra Moore Ty’Tiaunna T. Thomas Te’ja Jamise Jackson Alexis Nicole Moreland Symone T. Thompson Kela B. Jackson Deasia L. Morris Kiara M. Thorpe Deja A. Jahi Milan Simone Moshay Synahia Tierra Tigner Mariama Seray Jalloh Alexandria M. Mundy Morgan Alexandria Toomer Autumn H. James Sadica A. Murphy Ashley S. Townsel Sylvanna B. James Frances K. Neal Amijah C. Townsend-Holmes Breanna James Janaya R. Nelson Janae L. Trotter Valancia Jean Ahsiya C. Nicholas Ayanna Troutman Ashley Jean-Baptiste Alana Joy Norman Jasmine A. Turner Kiana E. Jean-Baptiste Ryan S. Norman Payton L. Turner Olivia A. Jenkins Solidad E. Nwakibu Allexxia L. Tyson Angelica M. Johnson Rachel Christina Oatis Destiny B. Van Destini B. Johnson Osariemem Carlette Bre’Anna A. Vinson Keyana Johnson Odemwingie Brianna Jeanette Walker Kourtney R. Johnson Morgan India Offord Kristen N. Walker Symeria S. Johnson Jordan Tyler Oliver Corrine R. Walker Tameria P. Johnson Leah D. Oliver Kai A. Waller Trelenny A. Joiner Tiana C. Opara Jordyn A. Walston Reunion Convocation 2019

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Soriya L. Ward Rose Harris Johnson, C’57 # Jihan S. Lang * Velva & Jeffrey K. Clark * Bryant E. Pearson > Second Century Club Kelsie F. Warmack Rosa King Kilpatrick, C’70 # Jocelyn A. Langston Annette & Aston Cooke * Tosknella Pearson $250–$499 Shania Denise Warren Wanda Smalls Lloyd, C’71 % Ingrid Lassiter > Shelly & Richard S. Corley Carla & Elmer Penn % Founders Club Jordan A. Washington Albert E. Manley # Sherrie N. Lee % Lanieka Davis Brenda J. Peters ^ $500–$999 Aaliyah Washington Shirley F. Marks, C’68 # Leila J. Lewis * Beverly Dennis # DJuana & J. Luke Pittman * Farris Christine Watkins Allen P. McDaniel > Zadie Long Harold R. Dickerson * Angela & Henry Pollard * # President’s Society Ivy P. Watkins Kemi A. Oyewole, C’2014 > Zhengbin Lu * G. Gwendolyn & Ronald Dunson Charlene Powell-Atkins & Terry $1,000–$9,999 Alexus J. Watson D’Rita Parilla Robinson, C’97 # Toya D. Mack Clifton Edwards * B. Atkins # ^ Nellie Brewer Render Society Kennedy A. Weathers Beverly Daniel Tatum ^ Renita D. Mathis * Canary & Jimmy El-Amin * Natalie Pressey $10,000–$49,999 Gabrielle P Webb Eoin Trevelyan * Kai M. McCormack * Marcia V. Ellis > Paula Simmons & Tymanche Alesha Eros Westbrook Lucy C. Vance # Marta Dark McNeese Njeri M. Fikes Pringle ~ Trustee Leadership Circle Anitras M. White Valerie Rockefeller Wayne ^ Lynn Miller * Debra H. & Kevin M. Ford * Freda Reed $50,000 and up Sierra L. White-Yates Daryl White > Susan Beckett Mitchell * Henry W. Foster, Jr. > Michele Richardson True Blue Society Shakira Khodi Wilds Lekishia Moffett White, C’99 * Danielle K. Moore Miranda & Fred Frost # Judith Richmond Names in blue have given for five or Javier Williams Carmen Woods-Hollowell, C’90 # Manuel K. Morris Edward C. Gaines Deborah A. Risper > more consecutive years. Atia Knatori Williams Keisha I. Myco Kim Garrison-Clanton Dawnelle D. Robinson * Chasmine L. Williams Paulette Myers-Ervin Monica Yvette Gibson Jan L. Robinson # † Deceased Kayla C. Williams Faculty/Staff Marissa R. Pace Gregory M. Gill * Ramona & Charles Rogers Nicole S. Williams * Virgil L. Payne * Kristina Starub & Carol Marshall Ruffner # Faye M. Ainsworth * Tatum K. Williams Desiree S. Pedescleaux # Goldburg % Denise Billye Sanders Sharon Akiele Nyla Jade Williams-Edwards Moses A. Perdue * Lynne & Grady Grant, III # Alethia & Pierre Sanon > Marjorie C. Benton > Dawn Alston # Kayla D. Willis Kathleen E. Phillips-Lewis # Ishal Ki-Shanti & Charles Nola & David Satcher # Samuel Beresford * Wanda D. Anderson Erin J. Wilson Doris M. Pierce-Hardy Edward Greene * Janet & Regan Schwartz > James F. Berkheimer > Curlyne Andrew Sandra A. Wilson Naima Porter-Sparks * Mia F. Greene % Veronica & Roy Seivwright * Tatiana Aloysia Bertsch April J. Austin * Taylor E. Wilson Natarajan Ravi * Denitra Griffin Patricia Shade * Dawoud Bey > Harold R. Banks * Zaahira U. Wilson Terri Harris Reed # Shirley L. Hagan Janet T. Sherman % Frank S. & Liz Blake ^ Jennifer A. Barnes Kamerin Alexandria Winston Rochelle L. Reeder # Angela Hall Shirley & Nathaniel Simmons * Barbara Bluhm-Kaul * Harold Bell Kaitlyn P. Wisdom Cynthia Roberts Marilyn & David Hall * Oliver & Rose Singleton Lowery Bogee * Don A. Blackston > Rekenya N. Wofford Karen D. Roberts > Angela Salone & Adrian Keith Mark A. Sommerville > Richard Bonifazi Felicia M. Boone Raven Darice Wood Dr. Rosetta E. Ross * Haugabrook Donna Twisdale & Kendall Gina Boubion-Ryan * Ronald Borgelin * Kennedi Nicole Woods Barbara Sanders Juel R. Hawkins Sprott # William G. Bounds, Jr. & Susan Fred H. Bowers * Kennedy Lauren Woods James E. Sanders * Linda & Sanford Hayes Audrey Renaye & Ronald Bounds > Steve Bowser > Nia-Simone Woods Shanina Sanders * Revonnia Hornsby Squires % Ebony Ann Boyce Carolyn P. Brathwaite Casey N. Wortham Laurentine H. Sellu Natasha S. & Jarreau D. Hoskins Alieze H. & Douglas Stallworth > Sylvia & Robert Bozeman * Antoinette Bridgewater % Tierra Yvonne Wright Liane Sewell Toni Hover Ann C. Williams & David J. Darnell Braxton Jessie L. Brooks # Sydnei T. Young Fatemeh Shafiei * Robert G. Howard * Stewart # Benjamin Breaux Myra Burnett ^ Cynthia T. Ziwawo Dalila de Sousa Sheppard * Tanya & Louis Hubbard Yvette & Michael Sutton # Mary R. Brock & John F. Brock ~ Michael Burns-Kaurin Christine W. Sizemore * India Hugghis % Adenia G. Taylor Sean Patrick Broderick % Mary Schmidt Campbell ^ Meghan L. Spencer Angela Lynn Hughes Victoria Terry Catrell Brown > Melanie A. Cason Current Trustees Tammie L. Sloan * Simone Idlett Athena M. Thomas * Howard B. Brown # Peter C. Chen * Shenika Swan Paulette Grant Jackson Escoto Thomas * John & Rosemary Brown ^ Walter R. Allen ^ Chardina T. Choate > Nelson Thomas Eddricka L. Jefferson Janet & Samme Thompson * Torson K. Brown Claire L. Arnold ^ Shelia R. Cook * Joyce L. Thompkins * Darlene & Lonnie Jenkins # Vetta Thompson * Edward L. Brownlee # Theodore R. Aronson ~ Cynthia Cooke * Rasheed Dimeji Togunde % Benay Johnson * Jennifer Towns Randall & Mariko Broz > Gena Hudgins Ashe, C’83 ^ Brenda D. Dalton * NyThea C. Tolbert Kevin D. Johnson * Janice & James E. Turner # Gwendolyn E. Brumfield # Rosalind Gates Brewer, C’84 ~ Sharon L. Davies # Carmen Travis-Kemp * LaShonda Johnson Teresa Walters > Barbara A. Bruner Mary R. Brock ~ Marilyn A. Davis * Dorita Treadwell Wanda M. Johnson Victoria Motley Washington * Frank Bryant * Janine Brown ^ Letitia J. Denard > Jill R. Triplett * Elsa E. Jones Brandon & Marcie Watkins Mabel Bryant * Mary Schmidt Campbell ^ Andre’ E. Dixon # Arfviena Twiggs * Jessica E. Jones * Maureen Webb * Carolyn S. Bucksbaum > Bonnie S. Carter, C’89 ^ Nyla Dixon Henry Twum Rocquale P. Jones * Mitch & Leslie Willcox J. T. Bullitt % Thomas H. Castro % Armond Dorsey Patricia Ventura Judith & Maurice Jourdain- Anthony M. Williams * Randall K. Burkett > Mary Lynne Diggs, C’77 # Daphne Diane Faison % Rodney L. Vinson Earl * Darrin L. Williams * Kelly Burks * Susan Dunn ~ Robert D. Flanigan # Jerry Volcy # Matenneh & Courage Kai Edward Williams # Walter R. Burks * Kaye Foster ^ Charlene R. Fontaine * Gloria Wade-Gayles % Rita F. Nobles & Vernon Kelley* Pamela K. Williams Anthony Burley Cynthia E. Jackson, C’81 # Margery A. Ganz > Simone A. Walls * Brian & Diane King Shedrick M. Williams Ajane A. Burnley Pamela A. Joseph ~ Eda Ive Garcia Tiffany S. Watson * Karen L. Kirksey * Swazetta L. Williams Walter Burwell Richard D. Legon ^ Thresa Gay Forrest Webber * Ruby J. Sherrod & Vincent B. Tuwanda R. Williams * Anita Butler Mark Lee > Erick D. Gilbert * Daryl White > Knox * Michael Essex Young * Melissa Butler Gwen Adams Norton ~ Veta D. Goler > Leyte L. Winfield * Kimberly Lamotte * Carlton M. Byrd Helen Smith Price, C’79 ^ Ristina LeNae Gooden Sandra D. Yates # Donielle Lawson Kimberly R. Cadney > Loren Kathleen Robinson, Larry D. Goodwin Cherly Leggon-Pearson & Willie Friends Louis Cain, Jr. ^ C’2003 # Clarence Greene # Pearson ^ Margaret A. Calhoun # Suzanne F. Shank ^ Helga A. Greenfield # Zaid Abdul-Aleem # Parents Billy Daniel Lewis * W. Byron Calhoun # Ronda E. Stryker ~ Belinda Griffith Barbara A. Abernathy * Paris M. Lewis John. F Callahan % Colleen Janessa Taylor, C’90 ^ Donna Akiba Harper # Wilma Allen * Dawn V. Alexander Zandra M. Lewis George Campbell ^ Kathy Waller Susan Harvey-Jones * Kasim L. Alli * Dagmar Zisenis Allen > Perry A. Little * Kyshia L. Carey Celeste Michele Watkins- Ingrid W. Hayes * Jessie M. Amany Raymond Allen # Jimmy Loo Joseph Selvin Carlos Hayes, C’96 # Lisa B. Hibbard > Linda R. Asbury Michael Alterman * Theresa Manns * Sage H. Carlos Darryl B. Holloman # Ozell Austin > Lauren Amos ~ Bernie & Theodore Mason * Jessica Case # Rhonda L. Honegan % Bobette B. Banks * Kevin O. Anderson # Patricia & Charles May * Kelly Cass-White Former, Anne R. Hornsby % Yolande Barnes * Montina J. Anderson * Robbie Delores McCollum % Megan Castro Honorary & Life Allison E. Howard * TerriEllen Pease Bentley % Samantha Marie Andrada * Victa & Ramon McCray Charles Cephas Trustees Derrick J. Hylton * Cerrissa T. Blackburn Bethany Andres-Beck > Charlesetta L. McGill * Stephanie Chase * Lenora J. Jackson * Tina Blackwell # Rey Alexis Aquiatan Alexandra T. Chasin # Sylvia T. Bozeman * Fredine W. McNeal * Yvonne J. Jackson * Trojanell Bordenave-Wilson & Glenn A. Arnold # Richard Chasin # Aurelia E. Brazeal, C’65 % Barbara Mebane Jackie W. James * Brent L. Wilson > Willie H. Austin Lavern J. Chatman * Michael L. Carter ^ Nicole Meyers * Cleveland Johnson > Kathlyn & Alan Boykin Cynthia L. Bailey Donna Chirwa * Johnnetta B. Cole # Veronia & Tyrone E. Monro Jennifer S. Johnson * Donna & Jimmy Bumper > Melody K. Baker * Keith Jordan Clark Melanie B. Cook-McCant, Juanita & Kevin Montgomery * Joyce F. Johnson # Stuart Alan Burns, Esq. # Jeffrey P. Ballou Augustus L. Clay # C’87 # Darryl Moorer Nicole L. Johnson * Julie Burrell * Candace L. Banks Sharon V. Clayton * Jerri L. DeVard, C’79 ~ Rose & Michael Moye ^ Dana Pride Jones * Dawn R. & James L. Burroughs * Heidi L. Barham * Arthur J. Clement # Robert Holland # Nisa Muhammad Cassandra Joseph Melanie & Kenneth Carey Lloyd Barnett * Rebecca Dimling Cochran > June Gary Hopps, C’60 ^ Rosa M. Newsome > Celenia P. Kiernan * Karen Carney-Filmore & Isaiah E. Barnwell, Jr. % Tasha L. Cole Yvonne R. Jackson, C’70 # Gemma & Toye Oyewole # Nami Kim * Vaughn Filmore # Paul Barrett * Tim Coleman ^ Joan B. Johnson % James Paige * Mary Lakeru Kelly & Leonard Charlton Beverly L. Bates * Tish Coleman Joyce F. Johnson # Shantori Palmer Geneva Lane * Belinda Childs Werten F. Bellamy # Lillian E. Collins Sharon Collins-Heads *

56 » SPELMAN DONOR ROLL 2019 Julius V. Combs # Andre’ Gore Donnell Kearney > Mackie H. Norris * Salman Ullah # Larry Eskridge Ross Connelly Geneva Green % Kate Kearns > Olu M. Ogunbameru > Jomal Vailes * Frederick & Yvonne R. Jackson Stephanie Dodson Cornell * Niasha Green Diane Keefe & John Levin # Mekka Okereke Barbara Vance Family Fund Anne W. Coventry Tiffany Green Christopher T. Kelley Christina Olivares Nancy VanDevender Curtis Griggs Eric P. Crafter Todd Henry Greene % Kent Kelley # Yvonne Oliver * Patricia Varnell Myah Irick Allan N. Crawford Caleb Griffin * James Cox Kennedy ^ Sybil R. O’Neal Carlos Vital # Yvonne R. Jackson, C’70 Lelia Crawford # Curtis Griggs * Zahed A. Khan % Charles E. Pace Almarie M. Wagner * Diane L. Johnson Peggy Crawley Marshall C. Grigsby ^ Jamahl King * Jeresther D. Page Sabra Waldfogel * Linda Johnson Deloris McClam Cross * Kelly L. Grimes Leslie W. Kingslow # Jill N. Parker * George Walker * Douglas F. Kramer Laura Cullen Joyce Banks Gross > Richard I. Kittredge * Michael Lloyd Parks * Carolyn Ward * Cary L. Lackey Angela Denise Cunningham Shelly M. Gross-Wade * Seth A. Klarman ~ M. Craig Pascal * Helen Hamilton Washington * Theodore Mason Ann Q. Curry # Jack Guthman > Mitchell Klink Emily LeJune Patterson Kevin Washington * Gerry McClamy Barry C. Curtis % Brian M. Hairston * Jill Kneerim # Terri E. Pease-Bentley # Laura S. Washington * Delores LaRheine McCollum, Dorothy E. Curtis Sarah N. Halicks Tricia Llewellyn Konan * Anthony Penta & Ann Rolio # Nodie M. Washington # C’73 Keith A. Cutler Barbara Burns Hall * Doug Kridler * Kathleen M. Peters Natasha Watkins * Joan M. McFaul Annie O. Dancy * Joan M. Hall * Takia Ebonee Lamb James Phills # Yelberton R. Watkins % Laurenda S. Messer Kristen Daniel Rosalyn Hall Marianne B. Lambert > Sasha Pierre-Louis Donald G. Webster * Robin Brown Reid, C’78 Judith M. Davenport * Stephen & Pamela Hall ^ Judy Morris Lampert # Carrie Pinson Isabel G. Webster * Jacqueline Brokaw Richardson Margie L. Davie # Sonya Halpern > Scott I. Lampert # Frances F. Pittman Winifred J. Weizer Lee W. Richardson Katessa C. Davis * Carol L. Hamilton > Edward D. Lawson * Jason A. Pitts Edward L. Wheeler # Patrice Paul Robinson, C’78 Robert L. Davis # George M. Hampton * Adriana Lawton # Jonathan Playfair Clarence D. White Nagambal S. Shah Alice Marie Dear * Leisa Hardage * R. E. Leaphart * Pamola Powell # Kelly Cass White Steven Sims Louis Defreitas * Kamyra L. Harding > Christopher E. Lee * Nancy Prager * Sherman M. Whiten Daphne L. Smith, C’80 Alix C. Dejean Yvette D. Harding Johnnie Lee % Reginald Prepetit Carla Whitlock * Mission Circle Vivian Lowery Derryck > Lewis Hargett * Kassi Lee * Forest Preston * Hadley Alexander Wickham # Dana McReynolds Stone, C’91 Mary Elizabeth DeWaters Cheryl A. Harper Wilbur Melton Lee * Frederick D. Pugh > Carolyn Wiggins % Derek Stovall-Leonard Marie-Elise Diamond * Donna Harper Katherine A. LeMaster Iris Raiford * Stacy L. Wiggins The Links, Inc. Chapter - Amina J. Dickerson * Elisa D. Harris * Charles A. Lewis # Dorothy Jackson Reed Lee Wilder * Western Reserve Kathryn V. Dixson Leslie Harris > Joyce E. Lewis ^ Juliette Rhodes-Cummings * Barbara J. Williams Winifred J. Weizer R. Jack Drake > Lorna Harris * Judy Liberson * Leesa Marie Rhone-Scott David Williams * Jacqueline Hill Whatley, C’76 Dishelle Moore Draper Catlett Harrison % Jaylena Dannael Lomenech Jacqueline Brokaw Richardson # Lin T. Williams * Lin T. Williams Kimberly Drew Wilmot Reed Hastings ~ Kathleen Irvin Loughlin # Karen Ritzenhoff Michelle Williams * Mary Wills Quardricos Bernard Driskell Linda S. Hawkins Lauren Lovett * John D. Robinson > Richard E. Williams # Molly Wright Sharon A. Dumas * Robert D. Hawkins James H. Lowry % John P. Rogers # Theodore Williams * Kathy R. Yarrell Abigail Parks Dunlap Rejji P. Hayes # Linda D. Lyles % KenYatta Rogers > Candisse Collins Williamson * Amy S. Durrell # Celeste Hearn Lettie Maschaum Mack Ann Rolio & Anthony Penta # Catherine E. Wiilson > BALDWIN RICHARDSON Douglas Durst # Christie Hefner * Nancy M. Maignan > Dartricia Rollins * Louise Wilson # JACKSON FOODS COMPANY Monica Ealey * David W. Heleniak > Robert Malone * Abigail E. Rosen Theodore Woodrow Wilson ANNUAL SCHOLARSHIP Chuck F. Easley Lisa Herman * Lance Donnell Mangum # Susan J. Ross * Anne E. Wimberly # Baldwin Richardson Foods, Co. Janice L. Edwards > Edward Hill % Suzanne Mansour # Ann Rowles * Peter Craig Withers * Biruta Erdmann * Jeffrey Hines # Jeana C. Marinelli Robert J. Rumley * Eddie L. Woods * BOOKING.COM WOMEN IN Larry Eskridge * Barbara J. Holland # Judith Martens Cynthia Creagh Russell Edwin C. Woods TECH SCHOLARSHIP Timothy Etson * Heddy Holloway-Thurman George McKinley Martin * Tammy Sain Linda Woodson * Booking.com Alicia Evans Theresa Holmes-Simmons Miriam G. Martinez Brooklyn Sawyers Molly Wright Brittany Ezell James Holt * Joe B. Massey * Anna Marie Sekelik # Sylvia W. Wright % BRIANNA NICHOLE Naomi Fauntleroy Margaret Stevens Hookey * Walter E. Massey * Barbara L. Seymour % Jada Wright-Greene GAULDING, C’2017 ANNUAL Alfred L. Faustino * Roslind C. Hooper * Rhonda L. Matheison % Audrey H. Sharpe Kathy R. Yarrell * SCHOLARSHIP Shamiram Feinglass # Anne R. & Alton Hornsby, Jr. % Brandon Matthews Eldridge Shay Daniel Zaharko * Michelle Lenoir Gaulding Alicia Felder * Nicole Davis Hrobowski > Felicia M. Mayfield Ora Myles Sheares * Gina Wade Ziyad Julia Feliz-Sessoms % Kimberly Hulsey * Gwendolyn M. Mayo Aissatou Sidime Aline P. Zoldbrod % CLASS OF 1968 ANNUAL Chris Thomas Ferguson Jerry L. Hunter ^ Andrea Mazara Adele S. Simmons # SCHOLARSHIP Kristen D. Finney % Sarah A. Husk Melissa Noonan Mazzei Arnold J. Simmons # Newly Janice Lynn Alexander, C’68 Christine Fiorello Letitia L. Hyter * Jacqueline McCall % Robyn & Frank Sims * Courtney Allen, C’68† Dameon A. Fisher > Sarah M. Iams Jo Ann McClinton * Steven Sims ^ Established Alexis Walker Bolden, C’68 Pamela N. Floyd Marguerite C. Ingram * Arthur J. McClung * Rebecca A. Sive * Scholarships Beverly Alexander Booker, C’68 Scholarships that were fully Conrad L. Forbes * Phyllis S. Irby-Downing * Sonia B. McCormick * Nichole Smith # Patricia Broomfield Bradley, C’68 funded and established Mason Forbes Laura H. Jack % Allen & Sally McDaniel > Saddie L. Smith % Johnetta Cross Brazzell, C’68 between the dates of July 1, Catherine A. Fox * Donna T. Jackson * Morris McDaniel Margaret A. Smoake Eulalia Harris Brooks, C’68 2018 – June 30, 2019 Marvin A. Foxworth % McClinton Jackson Lowri M. Howard McGowan > Magnora E. & Robert L. Marion Dawn Brooks, C’88 Dan & Ann Frazier # Stephon A. Jackson # Marjorie B. McKinght * Smothers * Jeanette Faucette Brummell, C’68 ANNUAL Barbara L. Clark, C’68 Delores Frazier * Elisha James * Sylvia McPherson Laura L. Sova * SCHOLARSHIPS Denarius Frazier # Lucile James ^ Cynthia G. Meade * Adam Benjamin Spencer * Theoria Wright Clark, C’68 Kenneth C. Frazier # Toi B. James * Lesia Mescudi # Julia M. Stasch * Marsha Harris Clement, C’68 Erin Chandler Freeman George L. Jeffries * Melissa Messina * Sara Steinfeld # ANDREA BATTLE SIMS, C’78 Linda Housch Collins, C’68 Adam L. Frey > Ann H. Jenkins * John M. Michael * Arnold Stevens * MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Anita Woods Cook, C’68 Diane E. Fuller * Livia D. Jenkins > Clark Miller * Guadalupe Stiteler > Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. Rachel Strickland Cook, C’68 Margaret Fullerton Michael Steven Jewell * Elizabeth R. Miller Eileen A. Stoner Rhonda Arterberrie-Tysinger, Dorothea Merkerson Dancy, C’68 Dorothy M. Gaines * Ann A. Johnson # Marisa L. Milton > Derek Stovall-Leonard # C’83 Delta Air Lines Foundation Pamela R. Galloway * Brenda D. Johnson Gloria Jean Mims * Russell Strange * Paula V. Atwood Peggy Dockery Pankaj Ganguly % Carrie C. Johnson Steven A. Minter * Jody D. Stringer % Melody K. Baker Carolyn Ann Edwards, C’68 Robert E. Ganz Diane L. Johnson * Clarence D. Mitchell # Courtney Stuart-Alban * Heidi L. Barham LaNora R. Emziah, C’68 Joy Garrett * Duane Johnson Ruby Mitchell-Baker James O. Suber % William R. Bennett Elaine Martin Freeman, C’68 Courtney R. Garvin Eric G. Johnson ~ Jerrold Mobley * Tina Suliman * Sylvia T. Bozeman Juanita Woodard Graham, C’68 Audrey Gatling * Gregory L. Johnson # Paulette E. Moore-Akonnor * Nicholas Surbey * Marilyn J. Brimmer Elaine Chustz Green, C’68 Walter W. Gibson * Linda Johnson Aldon Morris # Edward Swan # Terri Hamilton Brown Maxine Hayes, C’68 John E. Gleeson Robert L. Johnson # Abdul Motani * Patricia S. Swanson * Veronica A. Braboy Brundage, Portia Hightower, C’68 Hugh M Gloster > Jane Johnston Assunta Muglia * Elvira M. Tate * C’82 Ernestine Dearing Hogan, C’68 Tony Godkin * Ingrid Saunders Jones ^ Laura Myers Jana L. Taylor Neal Burroughs Delories Epps Horton, C’68 Rick Goheen Joy L. Jones Bismarck Myrick * Lisa Cannon Taylor % Sharon V. Clayton Cheryl Ruth Hunley, C’68 Thelma Golden # Karen McConnell Jones Isobel H. Neal * Shawn Teasley # Sharon Collins-Heads Mattie Carroll Ingram, C’68 Alan Goldenberg > Thomas L. Jones # Robert R. Newsome * Roberta J. Teitelbaum Angela Birch Cox, C’81 Vernita Jackson, C’68 Trudie Yanuck Goldstein % Jessica Jordain Deborah Newsome-Smith # Cynthia Ann Thomas * Dorothy E. Curtis Shirley Barber James, C’68 Mignon S. Goode % Guylaine Saint Juste Carmen N’Namdi * Mark O. Tso * Arthur A. Davis Irma Hawkins Jeffrey, C’68 Karen Goodlett Ronald Jusu Laurence C. Nolan * Dennis Turner * Carolyn Davis, C’77 Joyce E. Jelks, C’70 Sheena R. Gordon Amini Kajunju * Nicole E. Noll Danielle Turnipseed Sharon A. Dumas Veta Smith Jonas, C’68 Li Kao % Martha Karsh ~ SPRING 2020 » 57 LEGEND

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> Second Century Club Amelia Arnold Jordan, C’68 Deborah Duncan Foster FRANCES P. AND RICHARD ExxonMobil Foundation M Georgia Power Foundation, $250–$499 Mignonette Nunn Keller, C’68 Jerraco Johnson D. LEGON ENDOWED Ford Motor Company Inc. M Andrea W. Lawrence, C’68 Caroline L. Kaufmann SCHOLARSHIP Johnny Mac Soldiers Fund, Inc. Griffith Family Foundation % Founders Club Muriel T. Lawrence, C’87 Lupus Foundation of Richard D. & Fran Legon Johnson & Johnson M IBM Corporation $500–$999 Carolyn Marzette-Bolivar, C’68 Pennsylvania The Charles E. and Shirley S. Inspire & Achieve Karen Alexander May-Lewis, Otolaryngology Associates of GWENDOLYN ADAMS-KYLE Marshall Charitable Trust Intel Corporation # President’s Society C’68 the Midsouth ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP The College Board L Brands / PINK Division $1,000–$9,999 Angela Robinson McClung, C’68 PLISCO AUTO BODY, INC. Delia Alberta Adams, C’80 The Riversville Foundation Lockheed Martin Corporation M ^ Nellie Brewer Render Society Melody M. McDowell, C’68 Marla Rose The Vanguard Group Mercedes-Benz USA $10,000–$49,999 Patricia Hill Mitchell, C’68 Anna Marie Sekelik MAUDLYN STOKES GARRETT Wish Foundation, Inc. Network For Good Bertha Vining Montgomery, C’68 George Sinagra ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP Relevent ~ Trustee Leadership Circle Patricia Norah, C’68 Guadalupe Stiteler Pamela Garrett Elliott, C’71 $50,000 - $99,000 SK Kingslow LLC $50,000 and up Linda J. Paramore, C’68 Sherry Wilder Bank of New York Mellon True Blue Society Andrea G. Porter, C’68 MANCE FAMILY ENDOWED Boeing Company Tull Charitable Foundation M Names in blue have given for five or Cheryl Summers Ransom, C’68 SCHOLARSHIP Fuller E. Callaway Foundation Turner Broadcasting System, Inc. more consecutive years. Barbara Anderson Reynolds, ENDOWED Eli Lilly & Company Foundation George Link Jr. Foundation, Inc. Two Sigma C’68 SCHOLARSHIPS Gary Allen Mance UPS Foundation, Inc. Verizon Foundation M † Deceased Dianne Steverson Roberson, C’68 Mellaney Johnson Rutherford, BETTY & DAVIS FITZGERALD Alumnae $25,000 - $49,000 $1,000 - $4,999 C’68 PRESIDENT’S SAFETY NET Organizations Charles A. Frueauff Foundation, A National Limousine Service Jacquelyn Sanders Sampson, SCHOLARSHIP Inc. Aetna Foundation M Delectables Catering & Company C’68 Chick-Fil-A, Inc. Bank of America Deutsche Bank Americas Betty and Davis Fitzgerald Atlanta Chapter, National Paulette Scott, C’68 Citigroup, Inc. Bank of America Foundation M Foundation M Foundation, Inc. Alumnae Association of Jane E. Smith, C’68 Lowman Group, Inc. BP Corporation North America, Disney Worldwide Services, Inc. Spelman College Marva Malone Swanson, C’68 Wells Fargo The Private Bank Inc. Divins Investments LLC CLASS OF 1975 ENDOWED Chicago Chapter, National Jacqueline Bartholomew YourCause LLC M Carnegie Corporation of NY M DRK Foundation MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Alumnae Association of Temple, C’68 CBRE Estee Lauder Companies Theresa Brooks Bell, C’75 Spelman College The Spelman College Class $10,000 - $24,999 Chubb Insurance M Charitable Foundation Brunetta Lucas Bolton, C’75 Columbia, MD Chapter, of 1968 Alabama Power Foundation Clement & Wynn Program Gaffney Health Services Charlene Thompson Bridges, National Alumnae Bette Graves Thomas, C’68 Atlanta Hawks Foundation, Inc. Managers Good Done Great C’75 Association of Spelman Ossie Smith Tuggle, C’54 Coca-Cola Refreshments Enterprise Products M Kapor Enterprises, Inc. Rosalyne Cypress Cameron, C’75 College Carolyn Anderson Van Dyke, College Futures Foundation ePluribus Fund Kennedy Associates Architects Coca-Cola Foundation Decatur, GA Chapter, National C’68 Dell Computer Corp. Equifax, Inc. M Anderson Capital Advisors Kathy Hood Culmer, C’75 Alumnae Association of Geanelvin Richardson Walton, Dental Kidz Foundation, Inc. Harold Hirsch Scholarship Fund Foundation M Delta Air Lines Foundation Spelman College C’68 Ernst & Young M KPMG Foundation Lynch & Co. Bernadette Yvonne Dickinson, Huntsville Chapter, National Janice Friend West, C’68 Horatio Alger Association of Lewis-Sebring Family Foundation Mark III Signs, Inc. C’75 Alumnae Association of Amy Williams Distinguished Americans, Inc. Marriott International, Inc. NCCI Holdings, Inc. M Valerie Rice Ferguson, C’75 Spelman College Jean Shipp Williams, C’68 John & Mary Franklin MobileCause, Inc. Northeasterners, Inc. Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Chapter, National Laverna King Williams, C’68 Foundation, Inc. Novo Nordisk, Inc. Northwestern Mutual Life Deborah A. Finley, C’75 Alumnae Association of Laurette Willis, C’68 KeyBank Foundation ProFish Foundation M Sherry Shaw Gearing, C’75 Spelman College Clifflora Wright, C’68 Skillman Foundation M Safety National M Pledgeling Foundation Amelia Kay Hamilton-Morris, Nashville Chapter, National Carolyn Dobbs Wyatt, C’68 Southeast Ford Dealers Starbucks Coffee Company M Repro Products, Inc. C’75 Alumnae Association of Strada Education Network The Chicago Community Trust S&P Global Foundation M Betty Jo Harris, C’75 Spelman College FOOD STUDIES PROGRAM The Dayton Foundation Servicenow M Veronica Wells Haven, C’73 National Alumnae Association Priscilla McCutcheon, C’2004 $5,000 - $9,999 Twitter, Inc. Southern Company M Yvonne Ellis Hicks, C’75 of Spelman College Abell Foundation M Target Stores Gaynell Hairston Hill, C’75 Philadelphia Chapter, National FORD FIRST GENERATION Colgate-Palmolive Company $999 and below The Africa-America Institute Silvana D. Jenkins, C’75 Alumnae Association of SCHOLARS Critter Care Animal Hospital Abby and George O’Neill Trust The John D. & Catherine T. Georgette Woodward Johnson, Spelman College Ford Motor Company Cummins, Inc. AGL Resources, Inc. M MacArthur Foundation C’75 South Florida Chapter, National Deloitte Foundation M AmazonSmile Foundation The Tom Joyner Foundation, Inc. Loretta Greene Johnson, C’75 Alumnae Association of HERMAN P. AND SOPHIA Delta Air Lines Foundation M American Express Foundation M The Wednesday Morning Study Rhonda Lynn Jones-Jointer, C’75 Spelman College TAUBMAN FOUNDATION DonateWell Ashley Deadwyler-Jones State Club Theresa Brockenberry Lee, C’75 Southern Maryland Chapter, FINISH LINE SCHOLARSHIP Energy Systems Group Farm Inc Total Systems Commissioning, Veronicia Patricia Lee, C’75 National Alumnae Herman P. & Sophia Taubman Follett Higher Education Group Cardinal Health Foundation, Inc. Inc. Sandra Davis Mapp, C’75 Association of Spelman Foundation Frances Wood Wilson Carol Jones Agency LLC U. Salon LLC Janetta D. Marbrey, C’75 College Foundation, Inc. Chipotle Mexican Grill WIZEMD LLC Zanthia M. McBride-Spence, C’75 Spelman College Class of 1967 HOWZE OWENS BOWIE Genentech, Inc. Citizens Trust Bank Valerie D. Pittman, C’75 Spelman College Class of 1969 (HOB) FAMILY ANNUAL Georgia Power Company, Inc. M Deborah Prothrow-Stith, C’75 Spelman College Class of 1984 SCHOLARSHIP Organizations Shirley Battle Robins, C’75 Spelman College Class of 1989 Sharon Owens, C’76 Patrice Paul Robinson, C’78 Spelman College Class of 1999 Lenita Davis Rosser-Iverson, C’75 PINK PURPOSE SCHOLARSHIP Terry Cornwell Rumsey, C’75 Ericka V. Anderson, C’94 Billye Jo Sanford, C’75 Corporations, Alayna M. Blash, C’94 Shirley Peters Searcy, C’75 Foundations & Demetria Michele Craig, C’94 Brenda Claire Siler, C’75 Trusts Dayna Nicole Griles, C’94 Henry W. B. Smith M denotes matching gift Rakecia Whitaker Hanna, C’94 Cheryl Smith, C’75 program Ayanna Damali Hawkins, C’94 Spelman College Class of 1975 Tara Ayodelle Heyliger, C’94 † Phyllis Mims Spruill, C’75 $1,000,000 and above Kimberly Nicole Jones, C’94 Lisa M. Stewart, C’75 Ronda E. Stryker & William D. Sallee Knight Joseph, C’94 Alester E. Teagle, C’75 Johnston Foundation Raveen Seaton, C’94 Elaine Ross Thomas, C’75 Raina Lattice Tate, C’94 Barbara W. Thompson, C’75 $500,000 - $999,999 Ayanna VanSluytman, C’94 Cynthia N. Walker-Derrico, C’75 Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Yanick Mary Vibert, C’94 Monique Jackson Washington, Coca-Cola Foundation C’75 Lettie Pate Whitehead TAYLOR D. DUNCAN ANNUAL Sheilah Patrice Webb-Clay, C’75 Foundation, Inc. SCHOLARSHIP Adena Smith Williams, C’75 Lilly Endowment, Inc. Lloyd Barnett C. T. Woods-Powell, C’75 Velouise Bell Carletha Wilkerson Youmans, $100,000 - $499,999 Marcella Blakney C’75 American Honda Motor Kimberly R. Cadney Co., Inc. Christine E. Duncan Baldwin Richardson Foods Co. Rosalind Duncan Booking.com Fast Nails LLC Commerce Club Foundation, Inc. Sisterhood breakfast 2019

58 » SPELMAN DONOR ROLL 2019 Giving Program M Amelia Arnold Jordan, C’68 COOPER, C’56 FOSTER, C’84 JONES, C’94 100 Black Men of North Metro Norwottock Charitable Trust Muriel T. Lawrence, C’87 Pamela Bell Payton, C’78 Henry Foster Alabama Power Foundation Atlanta, Inc. Office of Institutional Patricia Marshall Marks, C’68 Sharon Yvette Jones, C’84 Jill E. Ashton-Hughes, C’91 Advisors Charitable Gift Fund Advancement Melody M. McDowell, C’68 IN MEMORY OF LOIS BLAYTON Karyn Smith Wills, C’84 Mariko Broz Sorority, Inc. - Otolaryngology Associates of Bertha Vining Montgomery, C’68 DABNEY, C’45 Lavern J. Chatman Tau Iota Omega Chapter the Midsouth Barbara Anderson Reynolds, C’68 Anita Elizabeth Dabney, C’73 IN MEMORY OF CHARLOTTE Tasha L. Cole Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. Polk Brothers Foundation Dianne Steverson Roberson, C’68 Regina L. Gerstman STANSON GARTH, C’54 Kimberly Michelle Coleman, C’94 American Endowment Presbyterian Foundation Jacquelyn Sanders Sampson, A. Jayn Garth Mooty, C’85 Janel A. George, C’99 Foundation Project XIII HC C’68 IN MEMORY OF MAE CARTER Bobette R. Gillette, C’88 America’s Charities The Reed Foundation, Inc. Marva Malone Swanson, C’68 DANZY, C’69 IN MEMORY OF PHYLLIS DIANE Kelly L. Grimes Annexstad Family Foundation Bette Graves Thomas, C’68 Benjamin Breaux GILREATH-BLAND, C’79 Dawn L. Hankin, C’95 The Arlington (VA) Chapter of Rockefeller Philanthropy Ossie Smith Tuggle, C’54 Inez Howey Finch, C’69 Bridget Bland Bogee, C’2004 Yvette D. Harding The Links, Inc. Advisors Carolyn Anderson Van Dyke, Margaret Stevens Hookey Michele Nicole Bradley, C’2007 Ayanna Damali Hawkins, C’94 The Arthur M. Blank Family Schwab Charitable Fund C’68 Sonya Lawson Hutchinson, C’90 Bria Bryant, C’2004 Erica Johnson Foundation Scott Family Trust Geanelvin Richardson Walton, Tina Suliman Jennifer Beal Fields, C’2007 Lance Donnell Mangum Awaken Christian Church Sojourner Truth Mission Circle C’68 Tiffany Renee Griffin, C’2004 Marisa L. Milton The Ayco Charitable Foundation Southern Association of IN MEMORY OF CAROLYN Audrey Bland Hampton, C’2007 Courtney R. Snowden Bank of America Charitable Colleges and Schools IN MEMORY OF TUJUANA DAVIS, C’77 Jessica Jordain Johnette Iris Stubbs, C’91 Gift Fund Commission on Colleges DAVIE BADGETT, C’89 Timothy Etson Aisha McKnight-Baron, C’2003 Jana L. Taylor Benevity Community Impact St. Louis Chapter Girlfriends, Inc. Margie L. Davie Vicki D. Terry Fund Susan & Robert Wislow Tina Monique James, C’88 IN MEMORY OF MURIEL IN MEMORY OF DENISE Danielle Turnipseed Betty and Davis Fitzgerald Charitable Foundation Veronica Yvette Johnson, C’90 CORRIN DAVIS, C’50 TRIMIER GLANTON, C’74 Nicole Yvonne Venable, C’91 Foundation, Inc. The T. Rowe Price Program for Dagmar Zisenis Allen H. S. Natasha Watkins BNY Mellon Charitable Gift Fund Charitable Giving IN MEMORY OF DEIRDRE LYNN Jacqueline Hill Bryant, C’49 Class of 1970 Yelberton R. Watkins BRIDGES ACROSS ATLANTA Thurgood Marshall College BAILEY, C’93 Georgina Donyuil Crawley, C’91 Merna Kent, C’74 Bright Funds Fund Dawn Marie Mabery, C’99 Peggy Crawley Audra Patricia Pender, C’74 IN MEMORY OF DARLYNE Chautauqua Circle Triangle Community Foundation Alice Marie Dear ATKINSON KILLIAN, C’48 Combined Jewish Philanthropies Truist, Inc. IN MEMORY OF KIMBERLY Vivian Lowery Derryck IN MEMORY OF LISA MICHELE Darnita R. Killian, C’79 Commonwealth Charitable UBS Donor-Advised Fund RENEE BAILEY, C’99 Pauline E. Drake, C’58 HACKETT, C’89 Fund United Negro College Fund Nicole L. Jenkins, C’99 Terry L. Drew Awaken Christian Church IN MEMORY OF ELVIN The Community Foundation for United Way of California Timothy Etson Adriane Keepler Ford, C’89 LAWRENCE KNOWLES, C’40 Greater Atlanta, Inc. Capital Region IN MEMORY OF DANDREA Audrey Gatling Gloria Knowles Bell, C’64 Community Health Charities United Way of Greater LYNNE BROOKS, C’83 Rick Goheen IN MEMORY OF AUNDRELLA CyberGrants, Inc. M Philadelphia and Southern Lisa Harris Kelly-Leigh, C’83 Karen Goodlett BUNYAN HAMED, C’69 IN MEMORY OF RUBY JONES Charitable New Jersey Huntsville Chapter of the NAASC Inez Howey Finch, C’69 LEAPHART, C’55 Foundation United Way of Metropolitan IN MEMORY OF ELOISE SMITH Joyce E. Jelks, C’70 R. E. Leaphart Earthsound Fund Atlanta BURNS, C’80 Kim Canavan Jones, C’83 IN MEMORY OF MARCELITE Bertha Vining Montgomery, C’68 Emory University United Way of Rhode Island Gloria Smith Elder, C’71 Amini Kajunju JORDAN HARRIS, C’64 Felicia James Morton, C’90 Employees Charity United Way of the Bay Area Kenneth Kilbert Chautauqua Circle Organization (ECHO) of University of Virginia IN MEMORY OF MARIA EARL Andrea Mazara Lajoyce Henderson Debro, C’64 IN MEMORY OF TIFFANY Northrop Grumman Wake Forest University BURRELL, C’83 Hayley Mise Lillian Elaine Fishburne CHERISE LIPSCOMB, C’94 Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Walton Family Foundation Frederick Douglass High School Connie Curry Phipps, C’66 Katherine A. LeMaster Tuere Ayanna Bowles, C’94 Fitzgerald Ben Hill Arts Council Zion Hill Baptist Church C’79 Dorothy Walker Pleasant, C’51 Carolyn Wiggins Rachelle Kirby Scott, C’96 Frances Emily Hunt Trust Phyllis McLaughlin, C’84 Eldridge Shay Erica Nicole Wright, C’94 Frederick Douglass HS Class Gifts in Kind Kjersti Rekdal Skare IN MEMORY OF RHODA of 1970 IN MEMORY OF B. LACONYEA The Africa-America Institute MARTIN HENDRICKSON IN MEMORY OF MANDY L. & Frederick Douglass HS Class BUTLER, C’56 Lelia Crawford SIGNAL LOCKHART Ashley Stewart of 1979 Joyce Banks Gross IN MEMORY OF PEARLINE Donna Akiba Harper Anne R. Hornsby ATL District Frederick & Yvonne R. Jackson Patricia D. Kelley, C’76 ADAMSON DAVIS, C’58 Elizabeth R. Miller Atlanta Convention and Family Fund Georgina Donyuil Crawley, C’91 IN MEMORY OF KERCENNA Visitors Bureau The Garrett Family Foundation IN MEMORY OF DOROTHY Peggy Crawley IN MEMORY OF TARA MCCHRISTON, C’64 Bovanti Cosmetics Georgia Independent Colleges RENDER BUTLER, C’67 Alice Marie Dear AYODELLE HEYLIGER, C’94 Lajoyce Henderson Debro, C’64 Brand Connections Association Spelman College Class of 1967 Vivian Lowery Derryck Ericka V. Anderson, C’94 Coca-Cola Foundation Georgia State University Pauline E. Drake, C’58 Alayna M. Blash, C’94 IN MEMORY OF BETTY L. Coca-Cola United Bottling Goldman Sachs Philanthropy IN MEMORY OF MISTY DENISE Timothy Etson Demetria Michele Craig, C’94 MESHACK, C’79 Joanne Jackson-Jones, C’79 Fund CARTER, C’2001 Audrey Gatling Ayanna Damali Hawkins, C’94 Keva Wright Berry, C’79 Keep America Beautiful Herman P. & Sophia Taubman Tameka Kari Fooks, C’2005 Rick Goheen Dawn Renee Jones, C’94 Links, Inc. Buckhead/Cascade Foundation Karen Goodlett Kimberly Nicole Jones, C’94 IN MEMORY OF ERICA JENKINS Chapter Home Depot Political Action IN MEMORY OF CARMEN Huntsville Chapter of the NAASC Yanick Mary Vibert, C’94 MORGAN, C’2002 Marquee Tents and Events Committee NICOLE CLARK, C’91 Joyce E. Jelks, C’70 Trina Gould Williams, C’94 Kathryn V. Dixson National Association of The Isambard Kingdom Brunel Shauna Nicole Trower, C’91 Kim Canavan Jones, C’83 Marguerite C. Ingram Spelman College, Atlanta Society of North America Amini Kajunju IN MEMORY OF WANDRA The Wednesday Morning Study Chapter Jewish Communal Fund IN MEMORY OF RUBY Andrea Mazara CORTELLA HUNLEY, C’96 Club Simon Sign Systems The John and Rosemary Brown HANDSPIKE CLAY, C’54 Cynthia G. Meade Donna Akiba Harper Swift Marketing and Promotions Family Foundation Jeanne Bryant Blackmon, C’53 Connie Curry Phipps, C’66 Aleesha Trenice Taylor, C’96 IN MEMORY OF MARY ELLIS Karsh Family Foundation Donna Chirwa Dorothy Walker Pleasant, C’51 ODUM, C’62 Keep America Beautiful Memorials Augustus L. Clay IN MEMORY OF MINNIE F. Carolyn Parham Davis, C’62 The Liman Foundation Lisa Helayne Clay, C’84 IN MEMORY OF GWENDOLYN JACKSON, C’38 Henrietta Laster Jones, C’62 The Links, Inc. - Ohio Chapter - IN MEMORY OF COURTNEY A. L. Faustino WILLIAMS DEMPS, C’65 Dietra L. Galloway, C’87 Laurie Parker Western Reserve ALLEN, C’68 Gwendolyn Walker Garrison, Carolyn Ward Wilbur Melton Lee MARTA Employees Charity Club Sandra Stansell Anderson, C’68 C’54 Elynor Alberta Williams, C’66 Janet Lane Martin, C’72 IN MEMORY OF MARIE Metro Atlanta Task Force for Jeanette Faucette Brummell, Michael Steven Jewell Gwendolyn Harris GASTON PALMER, C’70 the Homeless C’68 Jane Johnston IN MEMORY OF JULIA DIXON, Middlebrooks, C’61 Cheryl V. May-Holmes, C’70 Mile High United Way Anita Woods Cook, C’68 Karen McConnell Jones C’80 Dorothy Jackson Reed Mitchell/Tufts Foundation Fund Rachel Strickland Cook, C’68 Ron Jusu Cheryl V. May-Holmes, C’70 Angela Alexander Stamper, C’70 IN MEMORY OF MARIE AND of The Dallas Foundation Carolyn Ann Edwards, C’68 Robert Malone DENISE PEDESCLEAUX Morgan Stanley Global Impact LaNora R. Emziah, C’68 Sonia B. McCormick IN MEMORY OF GWENDOLYN IN MEMORY OF STEPHANIE Desiree S. Pedescleaux Funding Trust, Inc. Sarah Merritt Finley Sylvia McPherson T. DYSON, C’84 LACHELLE JACKSON-PACE, C’91 Jill R. Triplett National Association for Elaine Chustz Green, C’68 M. Craig Pascal A. Kathy Bradshaw, C’82 Charles E. Pace Jordan Triplett, C’2017 Equal Opportunity in Higher Delories Epps Horton, C’68 Ruby Tolbert Richards, C’53 Pamela Berry Williams, C’91 Education Cheryl Ruth Hunley, C’68 Della Stolsworth IN MEMORY OF DOLLIE AKINS IN MEMORY OF DR. & MRS. National Christian Foundation Mattie Carroll Ingram, C’68 Roberta J. Teitelbaum EPPS, C’57 IN MEMORY OF TARA LYNN JOSEPH POITIER National Philanthropic Trust Vernita Jackson, C’68 Mark O. Tso Delories Epps Horton, C’68 Joni A. Poitier, C’2002 Northeastern University Shirley Barber James, C’68 Theodore W. Wilson Northern Trust Charitable Veta Smith Jonas, C’68 Daniel Zaharko IN MEMORY OF MYRNA F. IN MEMORY OF JANN PATRICE

IN MEMORY OF MARY JEAN SPRING 2020 » 59 LEGEND

* Century Club $100–$249 †

Steven Sims Lajoyce Henderson Debro, C’64 > Second Century Club Sojourner Truth Mission Circle $250–$499 Dana McReynolds Stone, C’91 IN MEMORY OF DOROTHY % Founders Club Derek Stovall-Leonard DAILEY SUBER $500–$999 The Links, Inc. Ohio Chapter - James O. Suber Western Reserve # President’s Society Winifred J. Weizer IN MEMORY OF JANEE JOY $1,000–$9,999 Jacqueline Hill Whatley, C’76 SUMLER, C’98 ^ Nellie Brewer Render Society Lin T. Williams Nicole L. Jenkins, C’99 $10,000–$49,999 Molly Wright Kathy R. Yarrell IN MEMORY OF KIMBERLY B. ~ Trustee Leadership Circle THOMAS, C’99 $50,000 and up IN MEMORY OF MICHELLE Nicole L. Jenkins, C’99 True Blue Society SLATER, C’95 Names in blue have given for five or Rachelle Kirby Scott, C’96 IN MEMORY OF BETTY ANNE more consecutive years. CLARKE TINSLEY, C’70 IN MEMORY OF BARBARA ANN Nikki Tinsley Harland, C’97 † Deceased PINCKNEY STEVENS Tina Monique James, C’88 Arnold Stevens Felicia M. Mayfield Vasanne Sheree Tinsley, C’92 IN MEMORY OF DONALD M. Dorothy Thompson Ingram, STEWART IN MEMORY OF TRACI C’73 Cynthia L. Bailey LYNNETTE TRAMMELL, C’90 Marjorie C. Benton Alison Graves-Calhoun, C’90 IN MEMORY OF JAMIE AVRIL Barbara Bluhm-Kaul Veronica Yvette Johnson, C’90 WILKERSON, C’2002 Carolyn S. Bucksbaum Laura Michelle Espy, C’2003 Stephanie Dodson Cornell IN MEMORY OF CAROLYN N. Kristen Denee Herring, C’2003 Allan N. Crawford STINSON TRAYLOR, C’61 Sakhile Nomathemba Richards, Judith M. Davenport Anne Ruth Borders-Patterson, Reunion Convocation 2019 C’2003 Amina J. Dickerson C’61 Brandee N. Yarbrough-Head, Kristen D. Finney Deidra Armstrong Fryer, C’84 C’2002 Deidra Armstrong Fryer, C’84 PRIMUS, C’81 Cardinal Health Foundation, Inc. Barbara L. Seymour Debra Goggins-Lary, C’84 IN MEMORY OF BIRDIE IN MEMORY OF TERRY B. Carolita Jones Cope, C’81 Chubb Insurance Jack Guthman GAMBRELL TYLER, C’47 Arnetta Hill Eady, C’81 Keith Jordan Clark IN MEMORY OF ANDREA WOODS Joan M. Hall Gwendolyn Walker Garrison, Pamela Bell Payton, C’78 AnnaMaria O. Ellis, C’81 Rosalyn Comer, C’92 BATTLE SIMS, C’78 Elisa D. Harris C’54 Danielle Renee Harris, C’2004 Shondria Nicole Covington, C’93 Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. Christie Hefner IN MEMORY OF CARRIE Terri McFadden-Garden, C’81 Ellen Natasha Davis, C’92 Rhonda Arterberrie-Tysinger, Anika Zeffian Hunter, C’94 IN MEMORY OF BRUCE H. Jennifer Johnson Okhiria, C’2004 Alyson S. Dorsey, C’2002 C’83 CLEMENTS WRIGHT Doug Kridler WADE Carrie C. Johnson Amy E. Espy-Smith, C’93 Melody K. Baker Lewis-Sebring Family Foundation Cathy R. Daniels, C’83 & Walter IN MEMORY OF NORMAN Sheryl Lanette George, C’90 Heidi L. Barham Judy Liberson R. Allen IN MEMORY OF CYNTHIA M. RATES Florence Theresa Greer, C’85 Sylvia T. Bozeman Walter E. Massey Neysa D. Brown, C’80 Dawn Beatrice Griffin, C’90 Marilyn J. Brimmer ARRINGTON WRIGHT, C’70 Steven A. Minter IN MEMORY OF RUTH GANDY Cheryl V. May-Holmes, C’70 Shaunta JaMonique Hopkins, Veronica A. Braboy Brundage, JaNay Nazaire WASHINGTON IN MEMORY OF DOVEY C’2008 C’82 Isobel H. Neal Tracie Gregory Goffe, C’87 JOHNSON ROUNDTREE, C’38 Atiya Nataki Hoye, C’94 Sharon V. Clayton IN MEMORY OF IRENE MOORE Northeasterners, Inc. Northern Trust Charitable WRIGHT, C’48 Deidra Armstrong Fryer, C’84 Maggie Patricianne Hurd, C’62 Sharon Collins-Heads Norwottock Charitable Trust Giving Program Andrea Renee Jackson, C’2001 Commonwealth Charitable Fund 100 Black Men of North Metro John P. Rogers Inc. IN MEMORY OF NICOLE Na’Taki Osborne Jelks, C’95 Angela Birch Cox, C’81 BettyLu Saltzman IN MEMORY OF ANNIE SCALES, C’99 Alice Eason Jenkins, C’85 Dorothy E. Curtis Kathryn Jennings Rebecca A. Sive WASHINGTON-GLOVER Kennedy Associates Architects Lasheka B. Bassey, C’99 Alicia Dyoni Johnson, C’94 Sharon A. Dumas Laura L. Sova Edith Simmons Jackmon-Hunter, Stacey A. Frazier, C’99 Sherri Keene, C’94 Larry Eskridge Lauren Lovett Julia M. Stasch C’63 St. Louis Chapter Girlfriends Inc. Nicole L. Jenkins, C’99 LaTonya Bailey McClam, C’92 Curtis Griggs Susan & Robert Wislow Heather J. McCollum, C’99 Kelley Newman Moore, C’92 Mya P. Havard, C’2017 Charitable Foundation IN MEMORY OF CAROLYN A.R. Tulani Grundy Meadows, Charnika Monique Plenty, Mignon W. Jackson IN MEMORY OF MARTIN The Chicago Community Trust SMITH WHITE, C’55 YANUCK C’99 C’2004 Diane L. Johnson The College Board Cheryl V. May-Holmes, C’70 Kiana Tamika Wright, C’99 Erin Jessica Searles, C’2003 Linda Johnson Trudie Yanuck Goldstein Laura S. Washington Loree Dionne Jones, C’90 Julienne D. Vinson, C’2008 Theodore Mason Chanta D. Williams, C’2010 IN MEMORY OF HARRIETT IN MEMORY OF MARY SHY Jacqueline Hill Whatley, C’76 Delores LaRheine McCollum, BARKER WHITE, C’46 SCOTT Karyn Smith Wills, C’84 C’73 IN MEMORY OF BETTYE R. Nannie Kate Lindsey, C’55 Allison N. Whittaker Brown, Marilyn Miller Woodruff, C’76 Jacqueline Brokaw Richardson STOKES, C’64 C’89 Patrice Paul Robinson, C’78 IN MEMORY OF JACQUELINE Raquel Johnson Bruce, C’91 IN MEMORY OF BARBARA NUTT WHITE, C’73 YOUNGBLOOD SEYMOUR, C’49 Thank you!

60 » SPELMAN DONOR ROLL 2019 25@25 Campaign Helps College Keep Pace With Technology

BY VICKIE G. HAMPTON

In spring 2019, Spelman was ranked No. Many schools, particularly HBCUs, on record as one of the most significant 6 in the list of Most Innovative Schools have a long way to go in upgrading and years for alumnae giving, with a total of by U.S. News & World Report. But maintaining the technology infrastruc- $2.8 million in donations. given the speed of technology, there’s no ture of entire campuses. Finding the “These women are redefining how time for the College to rest on its laurels. funds to upgrade, and just as impor- our alumnae are giving as they move Spelman received a critical leg up tantly, sustain technology innovations from charity to philanthropy,” says Jessie in the never-ending race to keep pace remains an ongoing challenge. Brooks, vice president for Institutional with technology with the 25@25 cam- The 25@25 campaign is a critical new Advancement. “With these gifts, they are paign, started by two alumnae and channel of support for the College’s tech- making a major impact that will have Spelman Board of Trustees members, nology ambitions. The campaign also ramifications for the College’s future as Gena Hudgins Ashe, C’83, and Celeste delivered a historic milestone. For each a provider of a world-class 21st-century Watkins-Hayes, C’96. fiscal year from 2006 to 2015, the total institution. They are helping to level To date, the campaign has raised over alumnae giving ranged from $1.3 mil- the technology playing field for their $1.25 million. The donations will fund lion to $2.5 million. With the success of Spelman sisters.” six of the College’s 15 mid- and long-term the campaign, fiscal year 2019 will go technology initiatives, including cyberse- curity, a learning management system, 25@25 DONOR LIST campus fiber upgrade, cross-registration Phyllis Sawyer Anderson, C’81 Theodora Lee, C’84 automation, a campus safety app, and Gena Ashe, C’83 Danyelle Loveless, C’90 the Atlanta University Center fiber ring. Bari A. Parks Ballard, C’86 Lauren S. Love-Wright, C’87 The fiber ring will connect Spelman with Lasheka Brown Bassey, C’99 Joye Lowman, C’96 the Atlanta University Center Robert W. Kimberly Edwards Beal, C’96 Elyce Strong Mann, C’93 Woodruff Library, Clark Atlanta Univer- Kelly Bolden, C’98 Margaret Monique McCloud-Manley, C’98 sity, Morehouse College, and Morehouse Cynthia Harris Bowman, C’91 April Plana, C’99 School of Medicine. Maya Brooks, C’2003 Charnika Plenty, C’2004 “I am excited to report that we are Jennifer J. Burns, C’96 Helen Smith Price, C’79 making measurable progress on several Nia J.C. Castelly, C’97 Williette Robertson, C’90 Belinda Coleman, C’83 Loren K. Robinson, C’2003 near-mid term technology initiatives,” Stacee Bain Crittenden, C’90 Kerstin E. Roper, C’2005 says John Wilson, Spelman’s CIO and Mary Lynne Diggs, C’77 Ebonne Ruffins, C’2005 vice president for Technology Services. Tara Jaye Frank, C’96 April Savoy, C’93 “Cybersecurity is our No. 1 priority Mareesa Frederick, C’96 Suzanne Shank because reports show that 35 percent of Nitsa Gilbert, C’90 Maren Golding Shaw, C’2001 all cybersecurity incidents occur in the Alison Graves-Calhoun, C’90 Kathleen Mavis Tait, C’88 higher education space. Cybersecurity Lori Guy, C’91 Colleen Taylor, C’90 will remain at the forefront of our efforts Lillian Hardy, C’2003 Kimberly Taylor-Smith, C’90 until the high-priority milestones have Nikki Tinsley Harland, C’97 Vasanne Tinsley, C’92 been accomplished.” Kyra Stinson Harvey, C’89 Latriece Watkins, C’96 One initiative is already being felt— Kristen Herring, C’2003 Celeste Watkins-Hayes, C’96 literally. The rumbling of heavy equip- Shari Hicks-Graham, C’96 Che’ Watkins, C’91 Anjanette Hogan, C’95 Karyn E. White, C’90 ment and the of construction Schuyla Goodson Jeanninton, C’87 Shironda A. White, C’2000 workers on campus are signs that the Rani Johnson, C’97 Andrea Ford Wilkerson, C’96 fiber network upgrade has begun in ear- Veronica Y. Johnson, C’90 Alice E. Falconer Wilson, C’80 nest and will continue until the expected Loree Jones, C’90 Anonymous Donor completion date in the fall. Non-Profit Org. U.S. Postage PAID Atlanta, Georgia Permit No. 1569 350 Spelman Lane S.W. Atlanta, Georgia 30314 www.spelman.edu

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