ANNUAL REPORT 2019–2020 MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT Dear Panther Community, I am happy to reintroduce the Annual Report as a printed publication. This is a view of the great successes happening at VUU, the state of the university and, where we are with regards to our strategic plan. Our main focus is to be recognized as one of the top HBCUs in the country and the #1 HBCU in the Commonwealth of Virginia. We have much to celebrate, as we marked our 155th Anniversary of continuing our commitment to excellence and diversity . In this report, you will read success stories of students who enrolled at Virginia Union University and are now realizing the impact of their degree. Be sure to read about Mr.Christian Rowe who came to VUU aspiring to enter the field of education. He graduated with a degree in biology education and is now a teacher in the Richmond Public School system. Our goal for academic success is to grow our research program and funding. VUU is making great strides in this area which will help our STEM, Theology, and student success programs. This has been a unique year dealing with the COVID-19 global pandemic and unrest over social injustice. I am very proud of our students’ resilience with the transition to virtual-based learning, social distancing, and changing guidelines with regard to maintaining health and wellness. Despite all of this change, VUU is stronger than ever before. We are growing, in the areas of technology and safety, at a rate that was not imagined before the pandemic. Thank you for your continued prayers and support for the students and our university. Your commitment to VUU allows us to offer the “Promise of a Limitless Future.” With Panther Pride,

Hakim J. Lucas, Ph.D. President & CEO

2 | VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY ANNUAL REPORT 2019–2020 MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIRMAN Dear Virginia Union University Community, This is an exciting period of time for our Virginia Union University. In the midst of a double pandemic, COVID-19 and racial injustice, VUU continues to thrive while also standing strong in the call for social justice. We have maintained academic rigor in the classroom while meeting the needs of our students impacted by the health pandemic. We have increased our partner- ships which continue to grow support through corporations and foundations. We have grown enrollment, student programs, upgraded the football field, and increased access to technology. I am proud to witness the growth and transformation of the University. This report provides timely, useful information about VUU’s financial activities, status and well-being in the past year. The Board of Trustees are committed to the Strategic Plan which is focused on raising the reputation of the University and being recognized as a top rated HBCU. We are intent on providing leadership and guidance in financial matters, decision making and the future of the University. The future is filled with the “Promise of a Limitless Future.” I look forward to your support as we work to become the #1 HBCU in the Commonwealth of Virginia. Sincerely,

Dr. W. Franklyn Richardson Chairman, VUU Board of Trustees

VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY ANNUAL REPORT 2019–2020 | 3 4 | VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY ANNUAL REPORT 2019–2020 TABLE OF CONTENTS Mission & Vision 6 Core Values 7 Becoming Best-In-Class 9 Student Success 10 Academic Excellence 14 Entrepreneurial Enterprise 20 Brand Prestige 26 Profile Data 36 Honor Roll of Donors 2019–2020 46

VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY ANNUAL REPORT 2019–2020 | 5 VISION Virginia Union University is a premier liberal arts urban institution of higher education and center of excellence for the preparation of students and the development of leaders for tomorrow’s world. MISSION Virginia Union University is nourished by its African American heritage and energized by a commitment to excellence and diversity. Its mission is to: 1. Provide a nurturing, intellectually challenging, and spiritually enriching environment for learning; 2. Empower students to develop strong moral values for success; and 3. Develop scholars, leaders, and lifelong learners of a global society. To accomplish this mission, Virginia Union University offers a broad range of educational opportunities that advance its liberal arts education, teaching, research, science, technology, continuing education, civic engagement, and international experiences.

6 | VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY ANNUAL REPORT 2019–2020 VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY ANNUAL REPORT 2019–2020 | 7 CORE VALUES INNOVATION Offering the best educators conducting groundbreaking research with a top-of-the-line curriculum and state of the art technology. SPIRITUAL FORMATION A faith-based University that supports each student’s individual pursuit of personal relationships with a higher being, as we embrace diverse religious beliefs. INTEGRITY Upholding the highest standard regarding moral and ethical behavior for students, faculty, and staff alike. DIVERSITY & INCLUSION As one of the nation’s oldest HBCUs, we embody the vision of being a learning institution that caters to many cultures, religions, and ethnicities. EXCELLENCE Striving to be Best-In-Class, this University is committed to exceeding the standards and values of what it means to be a member of the VUU family

6 | VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY ANNUAL REPORT 2019–2020 VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY ANNUAL REPORT 2019–2020 | 7 ACCREDITATION REAFFIRMATION Every 10 years, Virginia Union University seeks accreditation reaffirmation from the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC). 2020 was VUU’s year for review and due to the COVID-19 global pandemic, the university became the first academic institution to have an all-virtual accreditation visit. The SACSCOC reaffirmation committee held four days of review and feedback during the week of July 30, 2020. Accreditation is awarded on the basis of an institution maintaining strong leadership, practicing efficiency and stability in their business practices, and supplying adequate support services for the student body, among other things. “We look forward to reaffirmation of Virginia Union’s accreditation next year. Accreditation is a hallmark of high-quality educational institutions. It acknowledges the University’s commitment to excellence in delivering strong academic programs, ensuring accountability, promoting student learning, and sustaining integrity, efficiency, and continuous improvement in its operations,” said Dr. Terrell Strayhorn, Provost and Senior Vice President of Academic Affairs. A highlight of the visit was the response of the committee to VUU’s Quality Enhancement Plan (QEP), “Tomorrow Starts Today.” The SACSCOC evaluation team commended VUU for developing a comprehensive approach to combining student critical thinking and reflection through the university’s Noble Nine Achievements. The QEP plan includes a five-year longitudinal study to track the progress of first-year students through graduation and the year after. The goals of the QEP are to: • Enhance students’ ability to evaluate preferences and goals as they plan their major and career. • Enhance students’ understanding and practice of metacognition. • Identify and implement strategies and interventions that are more likely to enhance a student’s ability to critically analyze and evaluate their preferences and goals as they explore and select their major and career. • Enhance classroom instructors’ ability to use teaching strategies that enhance students’ ability to critically evaluate their preferences and goals as they explore their major and career. The university expects to be awarded reaffirmation of its accreditation in December 2021. Additionally, VUU will offer new academic programs including an Executive MBA, MS in Hospitality Management, MS in Biology, MS in Public Health, and MA in Political Science.

8 | VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY ANNUAL REPORT 2019–2020 BEST-IN-CLASS Virginia Union University will be recognized as a leading Historically Black University by 2025. That’s the goal of the Board of Trustees approved 2020-2025 Strategic Plan which will guide the University’s decisions to offer Best-In-Class policies, procedures, and customer service. The benchmark for achieving such accomplishments is providing students with educational, experiential, and workforce development opportunities and being recognized by revered national associations, journals and publications. Additionally, VUU aims to provide continuing academic opportunities by adding specialty certifications as well as additional graduate level programs, while also being a continuous resource for our alumni and community constituents.

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Virginia Union University’s commitment to students is at the core of its mission. The University’s goal is to develop scholars, leaders, and lifelong learners of a global society prepared to accomplish their academic, personal, and professional goals. The institution uses nine noble values to distinguish a VUU man or woman. Upon graduation, we anticipate that each student will fulfill the Nine Nobles and a degree that would result in their successful transition into the marketplace.

10 | VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY ANNUAL REPORT 2019–2020 STUDENT SUCCESS JALYNN HODGES SHINES ON CAPITOL HILL When Jalynn Hodges arrived at Virginia Union funding of Historically Black Colleges and University she was a wide-eyed freshman with Universities (HBCU). She opened her powerful aspirations of becoming a medical doctor and speech by candidly speaking about her experience being an active student around campus. Over with VUU and how the university uses the Future the last 3 years, the Junior from Hampton, Act and Title III funding. The previous funding for Virginia has exceeded her own expectations. minority institutions expired in September of 2019, As a representative of the Student Government right at the onset of the 2019–2020 school year. Association (SGA), Hodges learned how to utilize The fund was established in 2008 specifically for her voice on behalf of the students. She regularly schools that primarily educate minority students: met with her peers, listened to their ideas, tribal colleges, Hispanic-serving institutions, complaints and concerns. She also requested and historically black colleges/universities. that students propose solutions in what she Many institutions use the money for STEM describes as a campus-wide call to action. Her programs (science, technology, engineering and leadership resulted in what would become her mathematics) in addition to scholarships and biggest role on campus. Hodges was appointed facility improvement. Ultimately, the Future Act to serve as VUU’s first student representative was reinstated in December of 2019. on the Board of Trustees. As a Trustee, Hodges Now in her senior year, Hodges looks forward attended quarterly meetings and represented to an internship with Meharry Medical College. the students voice in decisions regarding the The internship serves as a bridge program that operations of the university. guarantees acceptance into the medical school. “My role on the board was more than I thought it was going to be”, said Hodges. “I didn’t expect it would be as hands on but rather just be sharing the opinion of the general student voice, but they welcomed me as one of them which was a pleasant surprise. I was an actual member and was held to that standard.” While serving as a Trustee, Hodges was invited to Capitol Hill to testify in support of government

VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY ANNUAL REPORT 2019–2020 | 11 KAMRYN YOUNG ‘20 SETS HER FOCUS ON GRADUATE SCHOOL Kamryn Young was voted Miss Virginia Union University for the 2019 – 2020 academic year. A native of Orlando, FL, Young graduated with the class of 2020 in the first virtual commencement celebration. Her elegance as Miss VUU is in stark contrast to her dominance on the volleyball court. A natural born leader, Young was voted team captain at the start of her senior season and was inducted into the VUU Honors program as an incoming freshman. Young maintained placement on the Dean’s List throughout her 4 years at VUU. Majoring in Business Marketing, Young chose to attend Virginia Commonwealth University following her graduation. She will begin her graduate studies at the VCU Brand Center. “VUU gave me the confidence to know that I can make it in this industry. I am going to revolutionize the world of Branding and Marketing. I have no doubt that this graduate program is going to have its moments but I know I can go into this program and know I have been equipped with everything I need and all my preparation came from right here at VUU.

12 | VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY ANNUAL REPORT 2019–2020 VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY ANNUAL REPORT 2019–2020 | 13 CHRISTIAN ROWE ‘20 BEGINS CAREER IN EDUCATION Christian Rowe came to Virginia Union University from his hometown of Brooklyn, New York. The 2020 graduate knew he wanted to be an educator and set his focus on achieving that dream “I knew when I arrived on campus everything I wanted to do by the time I graduated. Some things went according to plan, a few things did not, and some needed to be altered but overall I’m pleased with everything I was able to accomplish. Majoring in Biology Education, Rowe graduated and went on to work for Richmond Public Schools. Although the year hasn’t been traditional, Rowe seems to be adjusting well to the virtual teaching platform. He looks to grow in the public school system with aspirations of taking on more administrative roles and ultimately being appointed as principal of a school one day.

12 | VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY ANNUAL REPORT 2019–2020 VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY ANNUAL REPORT 2019–2020 | 13 ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE

The University has multiple pathways for academic achievement and innovation. The value of rigor, relevance, and relationships embedded in our culture underscores the importance of ensuring that the academic programs offered result in our students being highly sought after upon graduation.

14 | VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY ANNUAL REPORT 2019–2020 ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE the widest expansion of his Departments offerings in the University’s history including the new BS in Health BUILDING A BEST-IN-CLASS RESEARCH UNIVERSITY Sciences, the MS in Biology, and the Master Public Health Virginia Union Universities is strategically focused on being recognized as a top HBCU starting January 2021. in the country and the #1 HBCU in the Commonwealth of Virginia. One important factor in achieving this goal is to grow the university’s research program and funding. Each Dr. Ted Ritter, Dean of the School of Arts & Sciences has division of the university is entrenched in the examination of a wide array of topics, ideas, secured $49k for a Coronavirus Emergency Supplemental and fields of study. Students also have the opportunity to assist and conduct their own Funding Grant from the Virginia Department of Criminal research projects in order to give a hands-on experience, which will contribute to their Justice Systems. This grant will assist the VUU Police careers and furthering their education for those who choose to get advanced degrees. Department in purchasing necessary supplies to improve the safety and security of the campus. During fiscal year 2019-2020, the university bolstered one of its most successful years to date in regards to research and grant funding. Here is a sampling of some of the “We are excited about the work that is being done here at groundbreaking research underway at VUU. VUU Public Safety. The safety of our campus community is our top priority. This grant helps ensure we are able The Samuel DeWitt Proctor School of Theology received $1.1 million from Lilly Endowment to provide the necessary protective equipment for our Inc. $1 million is being used for a five-year program entitled, “Fostering Thriving officers and security team as well as additional sanitation Congregations,” designed to equip several hundred predominantly African American supplies to keep our students, faculty, and staff safe,” said congregations regionally and nationally. This will be implemented through a series of Chief Clarella Thomas, director of public safety at Virginia intensive learning experiences and enhance resourcefulness through partnerships. Union University An additional $170 thousand was awarded to support a High School Youth Theology initiative through 2025. It will assist adolescents discern identity, vocation, and In addition, the US Department of Education provides continuing support for Virginia construct meaning of their lives. The final two grants received by the school of theology Union University students with a $1.3 million TRIO grant. The grant is to be administered where both in the amount of $5k. The first is from the Association of Theological Schools over the next five years. TRIO, which houses the Student Support Services (SSS) program, for a resource grant to continue two specific aspects of the prior years’ funding from has been serving VUU students since 2010. Its focus is on providing learning strategies the Lilly Endowment Inc. in their Economic Challenges Facing Future Ministers grants. for low income, first-generation and students living with disabilities to increase retention The second from the Fund for Theological Exploration. A capacity-building grant for our and graduation rates at VUU. STREAM Youth Theology Institute to provide funds for consultation with other HBCU- “At VUU, we see education as a critical pathway to social and economic justice,” said based programs as we seek to expand recruitment of participants. Dr. Darius Beechaum, director of SSS. “Students at Virginia Union have experienced Dr. Karl Jackson, chair of the Department of Natural Sciences, has taken on a wide variety significant success through this program. Our retention rate for first-year SSS students of research interests, which include increasing minority participation in the sciences and is 90% and 92% of SSS students maintain a 2.0 GPA or better. This grant helps the building interventions that increase the success rate of VUU students. He was awarded University genuinely set students up for success and continue our work in supporting over $300,000 from the National Science Foundation (NSF) for his work on the synthesis VUU students to reach their academic goals. of porous materials for applications in water purification. As chair, he has overseen

VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY ANNUAL REPORT 2019–2020 | 15 VUU LAUNCHES CENTER FOR THE STUDY OF HBCUS—1ST IN THE NATION Virginia Union University has launched the Center for the Study of HBCUs, the first of its kind in the nation. The idea for the Center came from recognition by President Lucas that a center focused on researching and studying HBCUs did not yet exist at an HBCU. The center’s timing and location put it in a unique and powerful position to pursue its agenda to help historically black colleges and universities thrive to and through the future. HBCUs have a history as institutions where students can gain access to higher education, and the Center for the Study of HBCUs hopes that it can preserve that access through ensured sustainability by using evidence-based insights from its work to remove barriers and solve problems that threaten the continued existence of HBCUs. The Center will conduct original and collaborative research, host lecture series, webinars, and publish policy reports, as well as benefit from the engaged Senior Fellows, Faculty Fellows, and advisory board members. VUU President and CEO, Dr. Hakim Lucas, serves as Executive Director and Dr. Terrell Strayhorn, Provost & Senior Vice President of Academic Affairs, serves as Director, supervising several Center staff and research associates.

CONDUCT CONVENE research and the HBCU scholarly scholarship community

MOBILIZE DISSEMINATE resources in support of research and advancing HBCU research scholarship broad

16 | VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY ANNUAL REPORT 2019–2020 VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY ANNUAL REPORT 2019–2020 | 17 HISTORIC ALLIANCE TO PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR AFRICAN AMERICAN AND HISPANIC STUDENTS Virginia Union University announced a historic alliance with the Virginia Hispanic Foundation (VHF) and the Virginia Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (VAHCC). They will jointly promote education opportunities to interested students who are considered socially and economically disadvantaged. This is the first collaboration of its kind in the country and will help create greater access to a quality and affordable higher education to people of color. Hispanic students are the youngest demographic in the U.S. and fastest growing segment of our labor force, with the lowest high school and college graduation rates out of any demographic. The VHF’s Passport to Education Programs aim to support the aspiration of Hispanic students in their journey to be proactive and successful leaders in the community, through education and mentorship. The collective alliance is designed to: 1. Enhance, promote, create and develop educational opportunities, economic programs, cross cultural understanding and diversity inclusion initiatives as well as cultural engagement advocacy for the Hispanic and African American communities at large. 2. Assist socially and economically disadvantaged students to acquire a strong educational foundation. 3. Support the students through resources that VUU and the VHF collectively possess. This historic alliance marks a key moment in VUU’s dedication to academic excellence, cultural diversity, and student success in today’s global society. By pledging to provide a supportive campus culture to enhance the learning experience of Hispanic and other disadvantaged students, VUU places itself in the forefront of HBCUs that have committed to become true engines of transformation and innovation.

16 | VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY ANNUAL REPORT 2019–2020 VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY ANNUAL REPORT 2019–2020 | 17 NEW ACADEMIC SCHOOLS APPROVED BY VUU BOARD OF TRUSTEES The School of Social Justice, Policy, and Community Activism will reflect our sustained commitment to the training and preparation of socially conscious citizen-leaders. VUU will engage and cultivate a new generation of global leaders through the study of effective advocacy of social justice causes. Students will be empowered to identify and define their social justice. The School of Game Design and Development is an innovative academic offering that meets the growing interests of our 21st Century students while creating durable pathways to rewarding careers. The Game/Gaming industry generated over $100 Billion in revenue in 2018. National data shows strong career recruitment of “gamers” in the government sector and in professional service industries.

18 | VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY ANNUAL REPORT 2019–2020 VUU INTRODUCES NEW ACADEMIC SCHOOL— SCHOOL OF LATIN AMERICAN AND CARIBBEAN STUDIES / UNIVERSIDAD Virginia Union University is the first HBCU in the country to open a school dedicated to the teaching and research of issues related to the peoples and cultures of Latin America, the Caribbean, and U.S. Latino communities. The School of Latin American and Caribbean Studies/Universidad began offering classes during the Fall 2019 semester. VUU’s recruitiment of Latino/a students will help provide a more diverse campus and lead to the University being recognized as a Hispanic Serving Institution (HSI). Dr. Ingrid Bircann-Barkey is the Dean of the academic school. She has more than twenty years of experience in higher education in the fields of Spanish, Latin American and Caribbean studies, qualitative research and curriculum development in both the United States and the Dominican Republic. As an interdisciplinary scholar, Dr. Bircann-Barkey has a wide range of academic and research interests including: foreign language teaching methods, Colonial Afro-Latin America, and women’s work in the Caribbean. She has been the recipient of a Ford Foundation Graduate Studies Fellowship in Gender Studies in Global Perspectives as well as outstanding faculty awards. Dr. Bircann-Barkey holds a BA in Anthropology from Columbia University, and a MA and PhD in Spanish/ Latin American, Caribbean and U.S. Latino Cultural Studies from the University at Albany-State University of New York (SUNY).

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Virginia Union University is accountable to its students, its community, and the governing Board of Trustees. The University has a long-standing commitment to the financial and economic impact of operational business practices that will promote sustainable growth to the institution and the surrounding area.

20 | VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY ANNUAL REPORT 2019–2020 UNDERGRADUATE TUITION RESET For the 2019-2020 academic year, VUU reduced its tuition rate by 32-percent which amounts to a difference of $5,000 in cost. This change reset the tuition rate back to what it was a decade ago and moved the university towards its goal of offering greater access and affordability to a more diverse student body. It is also a first step towards reducing student debt and offering graduates long-term financial stability after graduation. The tuition reset is part of the university’s “Access to Excellence” initiative. VUU generated the new financial structure after months of investigating tuition, room and board, and fees of peer universities in Virginia and comparable universities nationally. A close review of the cumulative amount of student loans and default rates of those loans was also conducted. The study concluded that resetting the cost of tuition makes VUU the highest value and lowest cost HBCU in the Commonwealth of Virginia. The new annual undergraduate tuition is $10,530­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­ plus $1,753 in fees. That amounts to $351 per credit hour, a 32-percent reduction. In addition, 97% of VUU’s students receive financial aid and some also qualify for state and federal awards. For the first time, VUU is also offering extended payment options to include 5 or 6 year payment ENTREPRENEURIAL ENTERPRISE plans to help reduce the monthly payments. VUU EARNS SMALL, WOMEN-OWNED, AND MINORITY-OWNED BUSINESS CERTIFICATION (SWAM) While undergraduate tuition decreased, graduate programs for new students As VUU strives to further its impact on campus, the same can be said about the increased based on market analysis. As announced in December 2019, Graduate impact in our community as well. Great strides have been made in business program tuition is now offered at $451 per credit, an increase of $92, and Doctorate partnerships to create a mutually beneficial collaboration which helps the growth tuition is $551 per credit, an increase of $295 per credit hour. The increased of both parties. rates for these programs align with current pricing trends and keeps VUU as a competitive and affordable option among peer institutions. VUUs Small, Women-owned, and Minority-owned business certification (SWaM) allows the university to work with owners to get them certified and enhance their procurement opportunities in state-funded projects. SWaM is a program facilitated through the Commonwealth of Virginia and the Virginia Department of Small Business and Supplier Diversity. Its mission is to help small businesses prosper through increased revenue and job creation thereby raising the standard of living for all Virginians.

VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY ANNUAL REPORT 2019–2020 | 21 VUU RECEIVES $1.5 MILLION IN GRANT FUNDING FOR INDUSTRIAL HALL RESTORATION PROJECT The Commonwealth of Virginia announced nearly $1.5 million to support the The former Industrial Hall Building is one of the original noble nine structures built restoration of VUU’s historic Industrial hall. $1 million was allocated by the in 1899. VUU is currently raising funds to revitalize the building into a new arts Commonwealth during its budget announcement. Virginia Delegate Luke Torian facility where 400 years of African American history and culture will be examined (D-52), who is chair of the House Appropriations Committee, was instrumental in and where museum artifacts will be stored. getting the funding. In addition, Governor Ralph Northam, along with Virginia Secretary of Commerce and Trade Brian Ball and Richmond Mayor Levar Stoney, announced a $400,000 revitalization grant awarded to VUU.

22 | VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY ANNUAL REPORT 2019–2020 RE:UNION—EXCELLENCE, REIMAGINED COVID-19: MAINTAINING ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE As COVID-19 turned the world upside down, it seems like it may have accelerated the productivity of Virginia Union University. The resilience of VUU has shined bright in the wake of this pandemic as the university looks to implement technology and practices that will surpass that, of which the new normal requires. In addition to the immense influx of sanitizing and disinfectant measures, VUU has adjusted well. Recent upgrades in campus technology will increase the virtual reach the university has globally. Director of Integrated Technology, Tunesha Witcher, is credited with much of the virtual overhaul that VUU has taken over the last six months. Building the online program, creating policies & procedures, and writing the prospectus to the accreditation committee granting VUU approval to begin using the updated technology. Following the approval, Withcher also developed the Training Course faculty would use to become acclimated to the new technology used throughout the campus. When Witcher first arrived, prior to the pandemic, VUU had 17 Distant Learning Courses (12 undergraduate and 5 Graduate), 18 faculty with prior online teaching experience, and 4 faculty completed the online intensive training course. Following, over 70 faculty, dean, and adjuncts receive training and a total of 375 course were flipped to a virtual format (316 undergraduate and 59 graduate courses). Students and parents seem to be in favor of the proposed changes, as VUU is on track to set record numbers in student retention even in the wake of the pandemic.

VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY ANNUAL REPORT 2019–2020 | 23 COVID-19 BUSINESS CONTINUITY: BUILDING A NEW UNIVERSITY As Virginia Union makes strides in the university’s tech expansion, the day to day of managing business continuity has seen a major overhaul from what most are use to. Erring on the side of caution, VUU has implemented a new structure of business operations and safety procedures. For example, The university will be implementing a number of virtual payment options to mitigate the exchange of cash on campus lessening the number of face-to-face interactions among members on campus. Options like ApplePay and online payments will give modern options to the student of the 21st century. Meetings of any sort must be previously approved and must follow social distancing guidelines throughout campus. Virtual appointments will be available for all major departments on campus such as student accounts, financial aid, and the registrar. Meetings for student advisement has also moved to a virtual-only platform. We take pride in the decisions made and the protocols put in place, in order to keep the campus community as safe as possible” said Dr. Allia Carter, COO at Virginia Union University. “We are no exception to the changes that were needed to make in order to adapt to the times we’re currently in, however, we wanted to ensure that the transition was as seamless as possible. We have implemented a lot of new technology, and it has made our campus more equip to handle the volume of technological capabilities we look forward to consistently upgrading and improving. Along with the virtual upgrades that have been made, the campus also made changes to minimize exposure to the physical presence on campus as well, such as a Graham street only entrance. Moving forward, anyone visiting the campus must go through the security checkpoint. Before entering campus a daily wellness check is required. University police must also approve campus visits. Student visitation in suspended until further notice and a campus curfew is in effect nightly at 11:00 pm. To view, a full list of Covid-19 guidelines and protocols visit https://www.vuu.edu/coronavirus-2020. At the close of the fall semester, the university was able to keep positive Covid cases under 3% among students, faculty, and staff. As the university prepares for reopening in the spring semester, VUU strives to improve on the protocols already implemented to decrease that number even more.

24 | VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY ANNUAL REPORT 2019–2020 COVID-19: HEALTH & WELLNESS The health and safety of the VUU community is our top priority. Our plans have been developed to align with guidance provided by public health experts, the Commonwealth of Virginia, and the Virginia Department of Education as we have implemented a number of protocols that will keep the university safe. Given the history of virus’ transmission, we state upfront that our plan to repopulate the campus is intentionally fluid and flexible. This enables our capacity to employ interventive and preventive measures to maintain our campus community’s safety and wellness. These emerging guidelines, precautions, and best practices are being used to inform how VUU plans to repopulate its campus gradually over time with safety as our top priority. With over 300 students on campus, COVID-19 cases never exceeded 3% positive test rates. Per the VUU Approved COVID Reopening Plan all employees are required to complete COVID-19 safety training.(Those who have not completed the training will be contacted by HR and provided with instructions on how to access training. A MANDATORY test will be required in order to receive acknowledgement for having participated in the training session. All members of the VUU community are expected to fully comply with all policies, protocols, procedures, and guidelines outlined in this document and elsewhere. Failure to adhere to all required policies, protocols, procedures, and guidelines may result in disciplinary action, including but not limited to termination, dismissal and/or loss of privileges, including access to campus buildings and resources. All members of the VUU community are expected to share the responsibilities of require each community member’s full cooperation, as we are responsible for our halting the spread of the coronavirus. If a member of the VUU community observes own safety and the safety of those around us. non-compliance of any COVID-19 related policy, protocol, procedure, or guideline, The three-phased approach is not time-bound but fluid and based on the climate they are expected to contact their supervisor or the Dean of Students. and condition of The three-phased approach is not time-bound but fluid and based As per the ACHA guidelines, “meticulous adherence to public health practices on the climate and condition of areas contiguous to the campus, including the City including hand hygiene, physical distancing, proper cough/sneeze etiquette, of Richmond, Commonwealth of Virginia, and broader national trends. These steps frequent disinfection of common and high traffic areas, symptom assessment, will help VUU navigate the “new normal” as it prepares to welcome students, staff, temperature checks, and face-covering in public is the campus’ new normal.” and faculty back to campus. Many of the strategies, processes, and procedures outlined in this document

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The integrity and appreciation of a student’s degree hinge on the University’s ability to hold itself to a higher standard than the marketplace demands. Our ability to understand and respond to our key stakeholders’ needs is imperative to creating a globally recognizable brand and a top-choice University to attend, be employed with, or support financially.

26 | VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY ANNUAL REPORT 2019–2020 BRAND PRESTIGE MARY LUMPKIN DRIVE Virginia Union University officially marked its 155th Anniversary during a celebratory Founders Day Convocation on Friday, February 7, 2020. Virginia Delegate Luke Torian (D-52), who is a graduate of the Samuel DeWitt Proctor School of Theology, was the keynote speaker and spoke on the impact VUU made in his life. Torian is the first African American to chair the powerful, budget-wielding House Appropriations Committee in the Virginia House of Delegates. VUU presented Del. Torian with the Steve & Doris Bullock Presidential Medal of Honor. It is presented, at the president’s discretion, to individuals who display unwavering support which contributes to the values, mission, and success of Virginia Union University. At the conclusion of the Convocation, students and attendees gathered at the campus entrance outside of the L. Douglas Wilder Library to remember Mrs. Mary Lumpkin. She is, by all rights, the “Mother of Virginia Union University.” After the Civil War, She willingly leased space inside the former Lumpkin’s Slave Jail when the American Baptist Home Mission Society (ABHMS) decided to open a school in Richmond, Virginia for newly emancipated slaves. To honor Mrs. Lumpkin, VUU named the roadway that circles the campus, from the Wilder Library to Graham Street, as Mary Lumpkin Drive. It was unveiled along with a marker during a dedication service presided over by University Pastor Angelo Chatmon. The marker reads, Virginia Union University is grateful for Mary Lumpkin “Mother of “VUU” who lived 1832-1905. Mrs. Lumpkin provided space at the former Lumpkin’s Slave Jail, known as the Devil’s Half-Acre, to give newly emancipated slaves an opportunity for education and advancement. That space was turned into God’s Half-Acre and birthed Virginia Union University.” Mrs. Mary Lumpkin was born a slave and was owned by notorious slave trader, Robert Lumpkin who held thousands of slaves at the Lumpkin’s Slave jail. Due to his brutal treatment and the horrible conditions inside the jail, it was referred to as the “Devil’s Half Acre.” She bore his children and was eventually married to him. At his death, she inherited the slave jail which enabled her to lease space to the ABHMS to offer a religious-based education to newly emancipated slaves. Eventually, the ABHMS founded four institutions that would later merge to form the “Union” that gives Virginia Union University its name. They are: Richmond Theological Seminary, Wayland Seminary, Hartshorn Memorial College, and Storer College.

VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY ANNUAL REPORT 2019–2020 | 27 COMMUNITY LEADERS BREAKFAST TO HONOR DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. Virginia Union University hosted the 42nd Annual Community Leaders Breakfast to honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. on Friday, January 17, 2020. Close to 800 people, including Virginia Governor Ralph Northam and Lt. Gov. Justin Fairfax, attended the breakfast which was held at the Richmond Marriott Downtown. The Keynote Address was delivered by Virginia House of Delegates Speaker Eileen Filler-Corn (D-41) who is the first woman and the first person of jewish faith to hold the esteemed title of speaker in the Commonwealth of Virginia. Speaker Filler-Corn vowed that the work of the legislature would show progress and forward movement with a focus on putting an end to the school-to-prison pipeline and strengthening voting rights. Living the Dream, Inc. was birthed out of the original Community Learners Week which was organized in 1979 by the Richmond Committee of Black Clergy and the Office of Student Development at VUU. Rev. T.C. Milner headed the clergy group and Dr. Grace Pleasants directed the VUU office. The intent was to bring together the community to honor the memory and mission of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Pleasants served as program coordinator with Milner assisting until 1983 when Milner became program director. The week-long celebration includes a Community Leaders Breakfast and educational and cultural events throughout the city.

28 | VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY ANNUAL REPORT 2019–2020 VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY ANNUAL REPORT 2019–2020 | 29 2019 & 2020 GALA SPONSORS

MAYOR’S CHOICE SPONSORS

TRUSTEE JACK BOCOCK

28 | VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY ANNUAL REPORT 2019–2020 VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY ANNUAL REPORT 2019–2020 | 29 INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS & STUDENT PERFORMERS

30 | VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY ANNUAL REPORT 2019–2020 INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS & STUDENT PERFORMERS COACH TAYLOR INDUCTED INTO NFL COLLEGE FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME AND BLACK COLLEGE FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME Virginia Union University celebrates Joe Taylor, Vice-President for Intercollegiate Athletics and Community Wellness, for his induction into the National Football Foundation College Football Hall of Fame (December 2019) and the Black College Hall of Fame (February 2020). “This is an extremely humbling experience. This is the result of not just myself, but of many people. It really shows that hard work does not go unnoticed.” Taylor coached at Howard University (1983), Virginia Union (1984-1991), Hampton University (1992-2007), Florida A&M University (2008-2012). He compiled a career record of 232-97-4 and won four black college football national championships (1995, 2004, 2005 and 2006). He also won six MEAC titles (1997-1998, 2004-2006, and 2010) and four CIAA titles 1986, 1992-1994). Taylor was a four-time MEAC Coach of the Year (1997) and (2004-2006).

VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY ANNUAL REPORT 2019–2020 | 31 MEN’S CROSS-COUNTRY WINS CIAA CHAMPIONSHIP In a close finish, Virginia Union University edged defending CIAA champion Virginia State University to capture the 2019 CIAA Men’s cross country championship at Green Hill Park in Salem, Virginia on Thursday, October 24, 2019. The Panthers placed four runners in the top 15 overall as they captured the team title with 52 points Virginia State finished with 59 points and three runners in the top 15. St. Augustine’s followed in third place with 90 points. The remaining order of finish included Lincoln (111), Shaw (130), Bowie State (170), Claflin (189), Livingstone (194), Fayetteville State (196), Winston-Salem State (210) and Johnson C. Smith (320). Virginia Union Head Coach Melissa Ferry was named the 2019 CIAA Men’s Cross Country Coach of the Year while Micah Kipruto of Virginia Union was tabbed as the CIAA Men’s Cross Country Athlete of the Year in voting done by the league coaches and sports information directors. Kipruto cruised to victory in his first CIAA Cross Country Championship event, outdistancing defending champion Baron Freeman of St. Augustine’s to complete the 8,000-meter course in 25.20.3. Freeman was second with a time of 25:33.6 while Tyreese Huff of Virginia State was third with a time of 26:25.4. The all-CIAA team includes Kipruto, Freeman and Huff in addition to Peter Ekayi (SU); Enos Rotich (VUU); Dominic Samuel (CLAF); Fredrick Eiland (BSU); Kyuande Johnson (LU); Nickolas Stackfield (VSU), Charles Whitehead-Tillery (VUU); Bethwel Cheruiyot (SAU), Anthony Wimbish (VUU) and Torotich Kiplagat (SU).

32 | VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY ANNUAL REPORT 2019–2020 VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY ANNUAL REPORT 2019–2020 | 33 ATHLETIC SUCCESS Accomplishments Felicia Johnson ‘02 Named Athletic Director First Female in VUU History Men’s Cross Country Championship Women’s Basketball team landed in NCAA DII Playoffs

160 55 121 Student-Athletes/Performers Graduated 2019-20 Student-Athletes/Performers with GPA’s 3.0+ Returned for 2020 Fall Semester This represents all Team Rosters & approx. This represents 45% of Student-Athletes/ 58% of Student-Athletes/Performers Performers 2020-21 Team Rosters.

VUU GOLF WINS CIAA CHAMPIONSHIP Virginia Union’s Golf team under the leadership of Head Coach E. Lee Coble, earned the title of 2019 Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association (CIAA) Champions. The champi- onship match was held at the Club at Viniterra in New Kent, Virginia. This was the golf team’s first championship title since 1971. The team’s two-day scoring average was 75.8. After coming into round 2 with a narrow four stroke lead, the Panthers separated from the field on the last day to finish with a score of 607 (+31), capturing their first CIAA championship since 1971. VUU bested second place Fayetteville State, who finished with a team score of 622 (+46), by 15 strokes to sweep all CIAA contests this season.

32 | VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY ANNUAL REPORT 2019–2020 VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY ANNUAL REPORT 2019–2020 | 33 VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY CHOIR VUU AMBASSADORS OF SOUND The Virginia Union University Choir is the cornerstone of the university’s faith-based The Virginia Union University Ambassadors of Sound (AOS) Marching Band prides mission. It has long been revered as a precious gem to our Panther community. Now, itself on being innovative and creative. The 110-member band, under the leadership the choir is spreading the joy of their music to national and international audiences. of Director of Bands Fayesha Cousins, is a diverse group of students from across The choir is under the direction of Gospel Music super-producer J. David Bratton. He the country. Together, its performances have delighted audiences during athletic made is first major appearance with members of the VUU choir during the Inau- games, special events on campus, and at community events. guration of Dr. Hakim Lucas as they performed to a sold-out audience at the Altria AOS has delivered spirited performances at the annual Freedom Classic, marched Theatre. Bratton is a talented composer, performer, and soloist who has worked in the annual Dominion Energy Christmas Parade in Richmond, VA, and has been with leading artists including Edwin Hawkins, Hezekiah Walker, and Patti Labelle. invited to perform exhibitions at high school band competitions. They have won Bratton’s leadership and direction has resulted in the VUU Choir recording with awards for their performances including, Best Collegiate Dance Line, and the ESPN a national music artist; an appearance on ABC’s Good Morning America; and a Band Polls Best Drum Majors, Best Tuba section, and Best Drumline of the CIAA. sold-out European Tour in December 2019. The tour hosted 16 sold-out concerts in The band continues to grow with recruitment and planning for new and Hungary and Italy and included a performance at the Vatican. The choir is looking exciting performances. forward to recording its first album in 2021.

34 | VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY ANNUAL REPORT 2019–2020 VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY’S HISTORIC HOVEY FIELD UNVEILS NEW TURF SURFACE The storied venue is benefiting from a $1.2 million FieldTurf surface which is ready for the 2021 season. VUU’s football stadium is the first HBCU to have FieldTurf installed by the Honey Bear Project. Lead by NFL Hall of Famer Willie Lanier, the Honey Bear Project is a visionary group of dedicated legends and heroes who believe in the goodness in all of us. Collectively, they have set out on a mission to bring together other like-minded individuals under one common goal.... to make an impactful change to our most treasured Black colleges and universities. The project seeks to install new state-of-the-art playing surfaces at nearly 36 HBCU football stadiums. The goal is to raise $50 million over the next two years with minimal to no cost to the schools, and to bring HBCU’s athletic facilities up to a competitive level by providing new turf football fields to programs playing on grass for over 50 years and resurfacing existing fields that are outdated and in dire need of repair and upgrade. Through the Honey Bear Project’s initiative, we will increase the students’ level of competitiveness while also bringing awareness to the plight of HBCU’S athletic programs. This project can also ignite new developments in those communities and foster economic growth.

VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY ANNUAL REPORT 2019–2020 | 35 STUDENT PROFILE: UNDERGRADUATE DEMOGRAPHICS

TOP 5 STATES: FIRST-TIME FRESHMAN

1152 79 UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS 55 230 371 53 FIRST-TIME TRANSFERS 27 26 FRESHMEN

1108 (88%) 67 (12%) FULL-TIME PART-TIME TOP 5 STATES: TRANSFER STUDENTS

8 39 4 49% 51% MALE FEMALE 2 18 22 3 AVERAGE AGE OF AVERAGE AGE OF FIRST TIME FRESHMAN TRANSFER STUDENTS

36 | VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY ANNUAL REPORT 2019–2020 VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY ANNUAL REPORT 2019–2020 | 37 TOP 5 MAJORS FIRST-TIME FRESHMEN TRANSFERS 1 CRIMINOLOGY/CRIMINAL JUSTICE 1 CRIMINOLOGY/CRIMINAL JUSTICE 2 BIOLOGY 2 SOCIAL WORK 3 PSYCHOLOGY 3 MARKETING 4 BUSINESS INFO. TECH., SECONDARY EDUCATION 4 BIOLOGY 5 ENTREPRENEURIAL MANAGEMENT 5 ENTREPRENEURIAL MANAGEMENT

61% 82% 87% FIRST-TIME FRESHMEN OVERALL UNDERGRADUATE SHOW RIGHT-TO-KNOW RETENTION RETENTION RATE

36 | VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY ANNUAL REPORT 2019–2020 VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY ANNUAL REPORT 2019–2020 | 37 STUDENT PROFILE: GRADUATE DEMOGRAPHICS 308 GRADUATE STUDENTS TOP 5 STATES 211 (73%) 79 (27%) FULL-TIME PART-TIME 20 10 229

45% 55% 9 8 MALE FEMALE 46 AVERAGE AGE OF GRADUATE STUDENTS

38 | VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY ANNUAL REPORT 2019–2020 VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY ANNUAL REPORT 2019–2020 | 39 GRADUATE PROGRAMS

MASTERS IN DIVINITY

DOCTORATE IN MINISTRY

MASTERS IN CURRICULUM & INSTRUCTION

MASTERS IN CHRISTIAN EDUCATION

72% 99% 3.5 OVERALL SHOW AVERAGE GRADUATE RETENTION RATE GPA

38 | VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY ANNUAL REPORT 2019–2020 VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY ANNUAL REPORT 2019–2020 | 39 FINANCIAL REPORT

40 | VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY ANNUAL REPORT 2019–2020 FINANCIAL PROFILE Virginia Union University continues to focus on fiscal health with a summary of the business model. The goal of the model is to ensure the resource allocation for the institution maintains a healthy and fiscally responsible position that fuels the way to Best-in-Class. The budget is predicated on a zero-based budget approach that incorporates projected revenues and subsequent constraints. The revenue is indicated by the enrollment mix of incoming and continuing students charged on a per unit cadence. The total cost of attendance is comprised of options chosen by the educational prowess of the student and incorporate a range of tuition, fees, room, and board. All factors are assumed into the model that are calculated into a pre-allocatable sum. The budget of the university utilizes three main categories that are considered prudent to its success. The first and most important category is personnel. Intellectual property is the lifeblood of the university, which is maintained through the largest portion of the budget. The second category of expenses are institutional other than personnel services (OTPS) which include fixed items germane to the continued sustainable operation of the university. The third category involves the strategic initiatives of each Vice President known as divisional OTPS.

VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY ANNUAL REPORT 2019–2020 | 41 FINANCIAL INFORMATION OPERATING REVENUES

Contracts & Grants 17%

Other Sources 6% TOTAL REVENUES, GAINS, AND OTHER SUPPORT Contributions 4% Total Revenue FY ‘20 Investment Earnings $42,028,004 $37M 12% $42M 4% Tuition & Fees FY 2019 FY 2020 55%

Auxiliary Enterprises 16%

42 | VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY ANNUAL REPORT 2019–2020 VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY ANNUAL REPORT 2019–2020 | 43 FINANCIAL INFORMATION OPERATING EXPENSES

Auxilary Enterprises 15% Instructional 22% Other 5% TOTAL EXPENSES

$39M 6% $34M Academic Support Total Expenses FY ‘20 FY 2019 FY 2020 8% $34,172,373

Student Services 6% Technology Operation & 32% Maintenance 12%

42 | VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY ANNUAL REPORT 2019–2020 VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY ANNUAL REPORT 2019–2020 | 43 FINANCIAL INFORMATION ENDOWMENT

Cash Reserves 5%

Alternative Investments 10%

TOTAL ENDOWMENT

$33M 15% $28M Endowment FY ‘20 FY 2019 FY 2020 $28,532,169 Fixed Income Marketable Equities 30% 55%

44 | VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY ANNUAL REPORT 2019–2020 VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY ANNUAL REPORT 2019–2020 | 45 FINANCIAL INFORMATION PHILANTHROPY

Alumni 18%

Foundation TOTAL PHILANTHROPY 5% Total Philanthropy FY ‘20 $9,466,753 $11M 33% $9.4M Corporate FY 2019 FY 2020 Grants 9 % 60%

In Kind Churches & Associations Faculty & Sta Friends of the University UNCF Conribution 3% 4% <1% <1% <1%

44 | VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY ANNUAL REPORT 2019–2020 VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY ANNUAL REPORT 2019–2020 | 45 HONOR ROLL LIST OF DONORS

46 | VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY ANNUAL REPORT 2019–2020 HONOR ROLL LIST OF DONORS: JULY 1, 2019–JUNE 30, 2020

INDIVIDUALS Mrs. Jocelyn Holloway Dobbins, ‘73 Ms. Barbara C. Braxton, ‘68 Dr. Anderson J. Franklin, ‘61 $100,000 and Above Sheryl E. Ellison–Blue Esq., ‘76 Mrs. Louise Taylor Brewington, ‘55 Mr. Calvin and Dr. Linda Gilliam Mr. Tom and Mrs. Donna Brumfield Dr. Brian K. Fleming, ‘80 Dr. Roslyn M. Brock, ‘87 Dr. Joy P. Goodrich Mrs. Alma A. Greer, ‘72 Ms. Rhona B. Brown, ‘71 Reverend Dr. Patricia A. Gould–Champ, ‘69 $25,000 – $49,999 Mr. Charles W. and Mrs. Theresa A. Brown, ‘72, ‘73 Mr. Charles E. Hester, ‘73 Dr. Lillian J. Brown, ‘57 Mrs. Hilda Wilson Gray, ‘66 Ms. Mary A. Gordon Mrs. Naomi L. Hodge–Muse, ‘75 Ms. Mary J. Brown, ‘71 Mrs. Ernestine H. Green, ‘55 Mr. Willie E. Lanier Mr. Willie L. and Mrs. Suzette Holt, ‘73, ‘74 Mrs. Patricia Gray Buckner, ‘63 Reverend Larry C. Green, Sr., ‘67 Ms. Diane Leopold Reverend Dr. Gregory Howard, ‘04 Mr. Steve D. and Mrs. Doris K. Bullock, ‘59, ‘60 Ms. Dolores R. Greene, ‘67 Dr. Frank L. Williams III, ‘56 Commander Curtis M. Irby, USN Ms. Kristy Burrus Ms. Connie R. Greene, ‘69 Dr. John W. Kinney, ‘72 Dr. Russell M. Busch, ‘62 Reverend Dr. Browlee Hailstock Jr., ‘77 $10,000 – $24,999 Mrs. Wendy Pace Lewis, ‘97 Dr. Johnnie L. and Mrs. Virginia C. Cameron, ‘66, ‘67 Mrs. Patrese F. Hall, ‘73 Mr. John H. Bocock Dr. Hakim J. Lucas Mrs. Bertha S. Carter, ‘66 Mrs. Addie L. Hall–Scott, ‘71 Dr. Marilyn Y. Tyler Brown, ‘56 Dr. Roland E. and Mrs. Blanche H. Moore, ‘69, ‘71 Mr. William L. and Mrs. Alicia Carter, ‘74, ‘71 Dr. and Mrs. Gahear F. Hamlor, ‘72 Mrs. Necole M. Parker, ‘93 Mrs. Deborah S. Patterson Mrs. Janice C. Charity, ‘71 Mrs. Sheila F. Harp Flowers, ‘79 Mr. Albert O. and Mrs. Thelma Y. Pettis, ‘50, ‘48 Dr. Angela Teresa Powell, ‘85 Ms. Viviene Cheek, ‘62 Dr. Ruth C. Harris Dr. W. Franklyn and Mrs. Inez Richardson, ‘79 Dr. Grady W. and Dr. Bertie J. Powell, ‘59 Mr. Wilfred Chrichlow, ‘71 Mr. John B. Harris, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Taylor Dr. Emmett L. Ridley, ‘68 Dr. Alvin A. Cleveland Sr., ‘79 Colonel Robert D. Harrison, ‘80 $5,000 – $9,999 Dr. Ted L. Ritter Ms. Joyce Byrd Cofield, ‘69 Reverend Kevin Hart, Sr., ‘19 Dr. Lucille M. Brown, ‘50 Mr. David P. Rose Mrs. Martha M. Boston Coleman, ‘69 Mrs. Page J. Hawk, ‘71 Dr. Thomas H. and Dr. Ruth W. Epps, ‘68, ‘67 Mr. James A. and Mrs. Phyllis E. Ross, ‘72 Mrs. Minnie A. Collins, ‘60 Dr. Eboni E. Haynes, ‘02 Mrs. Terri Audria Harmon, ‘90 Mr. William and Mrs. Deborah R. Scott, ‘72 Ms. Priscilla M. Copeland, ‘72 Mr. Samuel Henderson, Sr., ‘56 Dr. Percy L. and Mrs. Esther M. T. High, ’66, ‘65 Ms. Hazel P. Simpson, ‘81 Mr. Walter O. Cowan, ‘58 Ms. Veronica B. Henderson, ‘67 Mr. Joseph Brady Hill, ‘90 Mr. Willie R. and Mrs. Patricia P. Spence, ‘71, ‘68 Mr. Sherman Curtis Mr. William B. Holmes, Sr., ‘59 Mr. Jerome J. and Mrs. Roslyn A. Johnson, ‘67 Mr. Derman D. Spragg, Sr., ‘92 Mr. Leonard M. Davis Jr., ‘67 Mr. Ulysses Jacks, Esq., ‘59 Dr. Cora B. Marrett, ‘63 Mr. James A. White, ‘66 Reverend Nathan Dell Mrs. Gwendolyn H. Jackson, ‘69 Mr. Richard F. and Mrs. Dorothy R. Norwood, ‘69, ‘72 Mrs. Hazel Whitney Mrs. Linda L. Dupee–Clark, ‘66 Ms. Ruth M. Jackson, ‘61 Attorney and Mrs. N. Scott Phillips, Esq., ‘83 Mrs. Linda G. Williams, ‘72 Reverend Thurman O. Echols Jr., ‘69 Ms. Carolyn W. Jacobs, ‘64 Ms. Hazel Trice Edney Mrs. Marion P. Johns, ‘61 Attorney Dorthula H. Powell–Woodson, Esq., ‘78 $1,000 – $2,499 Dr. Leroy S. and Mrs. Shirley Wright Vaughn, ‘55, ‘56 Anonymous Donor Mrs. Marguerite M. Edons, ‘72 Mrs. Geraldine W. Johnson, ‘64 Ms. Mary Lou Whitley Dr. Gideon Adebisi Adegbile, ‘66 Dr. Mary Edosomwan, ‘16 Mr. Levonne E. Johnson, Sr., ‘75 Ms. Linda Whitlock–Brown Mr. John A. Allen Jr., ‘61 Dr. Virginia G. Edwards, ‘59 Ms. Carolyn C. Johnson, ‘87 Mr. Carrol Eugene Zanders, ‘74 Ms. Constance Elice Alston, ‘85 Ms. Deborah M. Evans CSM and Mrs. James M. Johnson, ‘73 Ms. Virginia H. Anderson, ‘62 Dr. Katherine L. Everett, ‘80 Ms. Johnetta Jones, ‘76 $2,500 – $4,999 Mrs. Mavis W. Farrar, ‘56 Mrs. Marion S. Jones Dr. Alpheus Arrington, Jr., ‘67 Mrs. Jeannie P. Baliles Mrs. Justine J. Baugham, ‘67 Ms. Naomi Fauntleroy, ‘77 Ms. Janara N. Jones, ‘96 Mr. Michael L. Bailey, ‘88 Professor Stephen C. Finley PhD, ‘97 The Honorable Dwight Clinton Jones, ‘70 Mrs. Jane R. Beaver Mrs. Michelle Benson–Dumas, ‘93 Mr. Irvin and Dr. Doris Mallory Bey, ’69, ‘71 Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Theole Ford, Jr., ‘64 Mrs. Mary Smith Joseph Hull, ‘59 Dr. Delta R. Bowers Mr. William A. Ford, ‘58 Mrs. Mabel M. Joynes, ‘55 Mr. Clifton Brown Ms. Marian J. Bey Gordon, ‘64 Dr. Paula Harmon Boone, ‘75 Ms. T. Eloise Foster Mrs. Loretta M. Kelly, ‘72 Mrs. Louise Miles Chubbs, ‘60 Ms. Doretha Fowlkes Mr. Richard A. Lambert, Sr., ‘70

VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY ANNUAL REPORT 2019–2020 | 47 Mrs. Julia T. Lewis, ‘69 Ms. Jean F. Thomas, ‘59 Ms. Rhapsody Renee Smith, ‘78 Mr. Marc Moyers Ms. Edna L. Lindsay, ‘62 Mrs. Ora Brown Tilghman, ‘67 Reverend Lavon Snyder Reverend Ora M. Peterson, ‘85 Mr. Harold J. Lloyd, ‘79 Mrs. Mildred V. Trent, ‘66 Mrs. Beverly Compton Wynn, ‘74 Mrs. Thelma Y. Pettis, ‘48 Mr. Winston A. Macon, ‘62 Mr. Earl M. Turner, ‘79 Mrs. Joyce K. Randolph–Sutton, ‘59 $500 – $749 Reverend and Mrs. David V. Mallory, ‘61 Dr. Brenda Eunice Vaughan, ‘64 Anonymous Donor Mrs. Edwina C. Richmond, ‘16 Mrs. Catherine S. Mankin, ‘52 Mr. Karl V. Walkes, ‘60 Ms. Joyce W. Baden Reverend Dr. Sharon S. Riley, ‘01 Dr. James McCain, ‘64 Mrs. Wivona M. Ward, ‘60 Ms. Winona L. Banks, ‘70 Mr. Melvin D. Robertson Bishop Rudolph W. and Mrs. Kimberly N. McKissick, ‘90, ‘92 Mr. John Milton Warren, ‘86 Mrs. Barbara M. Banks–McNeil, ‘69 Mr. Ira L. Robinson, ‘59 Dr. Michelle K. McQueen–Williams, ‘87 Dr. Cheryl G. Watkins, ‘78 The Honorable and Mrs. James Benton Mrs. Joyce B. Robinson, ‘65 Reverend David James Miller, ‘11 Dr. Lance D. Watson, ‘86 Mr. Shelton Shuray Bethea, ‘77 Reverend Rose Miles Robinson, ‘60 Mr. Dennis O. Miller Reverend (Dr.) William C. Webb, ‘59 Ms. Kathy Bradley–Wells Ms. Margaret L. Roddy, ‘57 Mr. and Mrs. Robert (Tres) Moore III, ‘10 Reverend Kevin B. Weston, ‘84 Elder Alfrides Brandon Jr., ‘16 Mrs. Yvonne Simmons Dr. Carolyn L. Mosby, ‘58 Mr. Richard H. White, ‘62 Mrs. Sherline M. Brickus, ‘69 Dr. Sylvester T. Smith, ‘81 Mr. and Mrs. John F. Murphy Dr. Andrew J. and Mrs. Gracie White, ‘53, ‘56 Ms. Alisha C. Burnett, ‘07 Ms. Beatrice Squire, ‘65 Dr. Jack P. Neal, Jr., ‘60 Mrs. Kourtney Janee Whitehead, ‘00 Dr. James W. Bynum, ‘73 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Starks Mrs. Mary L. Nelson, ‘67 Dr. Charles R. Whitfield, ‘11 Mr. Maurice Campbell Mrs. Cathy K. Tatum, ‘69 Mr. Michael A. Newsome, ‘83 Mr. and Mrs. Vernon L. Wildy, ‘64 Reverend Bobby Claiborne, ‘’19 Mr. Robert S. Ukrop Mr. Taofeek A. Oshodi, ‘75 Reverend Sidney W. Williams, Jr., ‘57 Mr. John Preston Coles, ‘08 Ms. Catherine Ann Vaughn, ‘75 Dr. Carleitta L. Paige–Anderson, ‘03 Dr. Theron D. Williams, Sr., ‘83 Mrs. Florence Neal Cooper Smith, ‘51 Col. Wally Vaughn and Mrs. Geraldine Hunt Vaughn, 76, ‘75 Professor Ricky F. Parker, ‘08 Mr. Eugene and Mrs. Joyce Williams Mr. Enoch C. Copeland, ‘58 Reverend Dr. James E. Victor, Jr., ‘92 Mr. William H. and Mrs. Pamela C. Parker, ‘75, ‘77 Bishop Larry E. Williams Mr. Kevin Daniels Mr. Vincent Ward Sr. Mr. Robert Winston Peay, ‘72 Bishop Melvin Williams, Jr., ‘11 Mr. Ernest Cornelius Davis, ‘64 Mr. Donald and Mrs. Vicki B. Washington, ‘73, ‘76 Dr. Claude G. and Mrs. Cheryl E. Perkins Mr. Marvin V. and Mrs. Janice Willingham ‘68 ‘66 Dr. Dorothy Morton Drake, ‘70 Reverend Lewis Nathaniel Watson, ‘13 Mrs. Patricia Parker Pitts, ‘69 Mr. Robert B. Wilson, ‘64 Mr. Gregory Edwards Sr., ‘69 Reverend Dr. Darrell K. White, ‘87 Mr. and Mrs. William E. Powell, Jr. ‘55 Ms. Demetrius Vanessa Windom, ‘79 Mr. Christopher H. Evans, ‘65 Ms. Kristie Lynn White, ‘98 Dr. Bertie J. Powell, ‘59 Mr. Larry Donell Woodson, ‘74 Mr. Wendell T. Foster, Jr., ‘62 Dr. Robert A. Whitehead, Sr., ‘88 Mrs. Beth Yancey Reddick, ‘64 Mrs. Sharon Dabney Wooldridge Mr. Vernon W. Gordon, ‘68 Bishop Todd B. Winston, ‘17 Dr. Joyce Reese–Peagler, ‘57 Reverend Regina Gail Young–Washington, ‘08 Ms. Gloria M. Harrell, ‘74 Mrs. Michele F. Winston CPA, ‘84 Mr. Samuel T. Rhoades Mr. Ernest H. Yount III Reverend Queen T. Harris, ‘03 Miss Nakia Monique Womack, ‘01 Mr. Dennis Riddick, CSAC, ‘82 Ms. Jacqueline Y. B. Woody, ‘71 $750 – $999 Mr. Edward R. Hicks, ‘63 Ms. Earlisa Kim Roberts, ‘82 Reverend Dr. Charles F. Baugham Sr., ‘68 Ms. Jean A. Higginbotham, ‘63 $250 – $499 Mr. Charles D. Robinson, ‘63 Mrs. Lumaria R. Blakeney, ‘68 Ms. Thomasine Michelle Jones, ‘92 Ms. Deborah F. Adams, ‘80 Dr. James R. Roebuck, Jr., ‘66 Mrs. Saundra C. Boatwright, ‘68 Mrs. Linda W. Jones, ‘73 Mrs. Joyce Biggs Atkins, ‘67 Mr. Angress F. and Mrs. Shelia Harris Scott, ‘76, ‘75 Ms. Cynthia L. Boddie–Willis Dr. Howard W. Jones, ‘83 Mr. William R. Ball Mrs. G. Settles Cmdr. Willard B. Bolden CHC USN, ‘74 Reverend James Jordan Dr. Willie J. Banks, Jr., ‘65 Mr. Carl W. Shiles The Honorable Mozell H. Booker, ‘64 Ms. Nina Kenney Dunn, ‘51 Dr. Willis L. Barnett, ‘97 Mrs. Gwendolyn G. Simmons, ‘46 Ms. Janet Foster Britt, ‘69 Mrs. Edna Ridley King, ‘59 Mrs. Glorious S. Bennett Dr. Joe Louis Simmons, ‘60 Mr. Thomas Anthony Davis, ‘85 Ms. Renee’ LeMay, ‘75 Mrs. Brooke Berry Ms. Valerie C. Smith, ‘78 Dr. Kimberly Gaiters–White Mr. Paul L. Lewis Jr., ‘84 Mr. Stuart Marshall Bloch Mrs. Myra Parrish Smith, ‘67 Mrs. Marian H. Garrard, ‘54 Mr. Gregory Lewis Reverend James E. Boney, ‘07 Dr. Richard N. and Mrs. Margaret K. Soulen Dr. NC Garris–Watson Mrs. Cynthia Denise B. Longshaw, ‘73 Dr. Malachia Brantley, Jr., ‘82 Dr. Bessie A. Stanback, ‘57 Mr. Oliver Hart, Jr., ‘79 Senator Henry L. Marsh III, ‘56 Ms. Kimberly D. Braxton, ‘95 Mrs. Johnsey Steppe–Parks, ‘79 Ms. Redina J. Hembree, ‘86 Ms. Erin McClinton Bishop Alphonzo Brooks Mr. and Mrs. Carlton C. Stevens, ‘66 Major General Mitchell Levi Kilgo, ‘88 Ms. Jacqueline D. McWilliams Mr. Howard A. Brown, ‘93 Ms. Ethel M. Stone, ‘60 Mr. Thomas and Mrs. Janice S. Lacy, ‘67, ‘65 Dr. Karen W. Merritt, ‘82 Minister Dorothy Hicks Bruce, ‘76 Reverend Timothy S. Swan, ‘99 Dr. Earl R. Perkins, ‘76 Mr. Monroe Moseley Mrs. Patricia J. Brunson Dr. Marion R. Tapscott, ‘68

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Mrs. Muriel H. Burrell, ‘51 Reverend Dr. Martin G. McCain, ‘74 Mr. Ronald A. Timmons, ‘69 Ms. Sheryl Bailey Mr. Elmer N. Carter, ‘63 Mr. Michael McCrimmon, ‘82 Reverend Dr. Akeem Walker, ‘13 Dr. Kiki Baker Barnes Reverend Angelo V. Chatmon, ‘85 Mr. Roger E. McLaughlin, ‘81 Mr. Clarence E. L. Wall, ‘56 Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey C. Ball, ‘92 Mr. Edwin and Mrs. Zayde Bancroft Child Attorney Ronald K. McRae, Esq., ‘76 Dr. Vernon C. Walton, ‘93 Reverend David L. Banks Reverend Faye Cooper, ‘03 Mrs. Angelia Denise Miles, ‘91 Mrs. Mary M. Warren, ‘55 Ms. Constance C. Banks, ‘79 Reverend Maxine Cage Crenshaw, ‘09 Mrs. Mary Jane Miller, ‘78 Dr. Leo Whitaker, ‘87 Mr. James C. Banks, Jr. Miss Adenike Alaka Cumberland, ‘01 Mrs. Mary Laverne Wright Miner Mrs. An’Jou C. White, ‘87 Ms. Trudie Baptiste Mr. Tyrone E. Dickerson Reverend Joshua L. Mitchell, ‘12 Mrs. Esther White Ms. Faith Kenia Barbour, ‘15 Ms. Doreen Ophelia Dixon, ‘90 Dr. Lisa T. Moon Mr. Lloyd A. White, ‘69 Mr. Joseph Thaddeus Barnes, ‘72 Dr. Graynle David Edwards, ‘58 Mr. Cornell L. Moore, ‘61 Mrs. Pearl W. White, ‘79 Reverend Dr. Tony Warren Barr, ‘18 Mr. George Edwards, ‘84 Dr. Tom O’Shea Mr. T. Roosevelt (Teddy) Williams, Jr., ‘81 Mrs. Alberta M. Barrett Landreaux, ‘90 Mrs. Phyllis Eggleston–Brown, ‘65 Ms. B. Aya Ofunniyin, ‘00 Mr. Lester L. Williams, ‘66 Mr. and Mrs. Corey Bartlett, Sr. Ms. Brenda S. Finch Reverend Carver DuBois Pace, ‘17 Mrs. Gladys B. Williams, ‘69 Mr. Edwin T. Bassett Reverend Joseph Alfred Fleming, ‘94 Mr. Charles D. Patterson, Jr., ‘65 Ms. Margaret Williams *Mr. Daniel Battle, ‘68 Mrs. Alice M. Freeman, ‘16 Mr. Guerlain G. Paul, ‘96 Mr. James R. Wood Ms. Elizabeth B. Battle Reverend Willis Austin Funn, ‘06 Mr. Lloyd W. Pettus, ‘78 Mr. Rob and Mrs. Janiel E. Youngblood, ‘04, ‘01 Reverend Cornelius E. Battle, ‘93 Dr. Sharon Woodson Garlington, ‘02 Mrs. G. Ramona Pierce, ‘51 Mrs. Rosetta M. Baugh $1 – $249 Ms. Cynthia L. Giles–Parker, ‘81 Mrs. Gwendolyn Pitts, ‘64 Anonymous Donors Mrs. Elsie Baylor–Holmes Mrs. Constance S. Graves Mrs. Tiana Richard Mr. Michael Abraham, Jr., ‘95 Dr. Griselda Amy A. Bayton, ‘72 Mr. Josiah Hamilton Mrs. Diane E. Roberts, ‘68 Dr. and Mrs. Randy Adams Reverend Dr. Proctor N. Beard, ‘06 Mr. Pierre Hammond Mrs. Angela E. Roberts Mr. Byron M. Adkins, ‘74 Dr. Clark E. Beck, ‘51 Ms. Carolyn J. Hampton, ‘67 Ms. Patricia K. Robinson, ‘65 Mrs. Gwelda Adkins Dr. Darius Beechaum Dr. Rachel D. Hargrove Mr. Freddie Robinson Mrs. Meloni T. Alexander, ‘89 Mr. Ryan Anthony Bell, ‘12 Mrs. Roxanne Brown Harris, ‘79 Reverend Reynolds Robinson, Sr., ‘68 Ms. Irene G. Alexander Major Lee James Bennett, Jr., ‘76 Ms. Vita M. Harris Mrs. Sylvia D. Robinson, ‘75 Ms. Annie L. Almore Ms. Debra Benson, ‘77 Mrs. Audrey K. Hawkes, ‘65 Dr. Boykin Sanders Ms. Deborah G. Alston Dr. Wakeshi Benson Dr. Linwood Jacobs Mr. Tyrone and Mrs. Stacy Scott, ‘94 Mr. Alvin M. Anderson, ‘81 Mrs. Kathryn A. Bentley–Martin, ‘95 Ms. Theresa Johnson Ms. Letitia H. Shaw, ‘65 Reverend Arthur E. Anderson, ‘00 Mrs. Loretta H. Berry Mr. Ivan E. and Mrs. Jane France Johnson, ‘67 Ms. Demetria Simmons, ‘03 Mr. Kendrick B. Anderson, ‘15 Mr. Jack Berry Mrs. Ida L. Jones Mrs. Kristie C. Smith Mrs. Brenda Anderson–Sturdivant, ‘64 Reverend Dr. Yvonne Jones Bibbs Dr. Aubrey P. Jones, ‘78 Ms. Phyllis C. Smith, ‘65 Ms. Frankie D. Andrews, ‘93 Dr. Ingrid Bircann–Barkey Ms. Theo S. Jones Mrs. Louise E. Smith, ‘62 Mrs. Doris Shelton Anthony, ‘54 Mrs. Vera C. Black, ‘60 Ms. Gloria Kelly The Honorable Margaret Spencer Mr. Emmanuel Antwi, ‘20 Mr. Willie Blakeney Reverend Earl S. King, Jr., ‘00 Mrs. Kathryn S. Stephens, ‘55 Reverend Ritta M. Armstead, ‘07 Mrs. Vivian P. Bland, ‘59 Mrs. Wendy Baxter Lawrence, ‘88 Ms. Claudia Stith, ‘68 Mr. Wesley Arthur, ‘15 Mrs. Carolyn Bledsoe Ms. Debra B. Lee Ms. Emily Straight Ms. Chandra S. Atkins Dr. Earl L. Bledsoe Dr. Pamela Leigh–Mack, ‘80 Mr. and Mrs. Lilton Taliaferro Ms. Carroll Avery Reverend Sheila E. Bloomfield–Williams, ‘04 Mr. Sylvio Lynch Jr., ‘84 Mr. Richard Lee Tatem, ‘80 Mrs. Diana Avery Dr. Clenton A. Blount, Jr., ‘62 Mrs. Claudine Malone Mrs. Bettie L. Thomas, ‘60 Pastor Selwyn Q. Bachus, ‘95 Mrs. Cynthia J. Bluford, ‘73 Dr. Deborah Martin, ‘03 Mrs. Gwendolyn J. Thomas–Wright Reverend Fred Boddie

48 | VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY ANNUAL REPORT 2019–2020 VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY ANNUAL REPORT 2019–2020 | 49 Ms. Carrie Bolding Dr. Carolyn J. Cabell, ‘59 Dr. Elbert L. Cox, Sr. The Honorable Justin Fairfax Dr. Adam L. Bond, ‘01 Mrs. Zipporah W. Cain, ‘60 Mrs. A. Lizabeth Crowe Mr. James Robert Fernandez, ‘13 Ms. Gloria Booker Ms. Sonje R. Calamese, ‘08 Ms. Michelle Crump Mr. Odell Ferrell Jr., ‘87 Ms. Margie R. Booker, ‘67 Ms. Gladys L. Cameron, ‘75 Mrs. Barbara T. Crump Ms. Mable Fields Dr. Elwood B. Boone, Jr. Mr. Sam Campbell Ms. Nellie Crump–Thomas Ms. Patricia B. Flannigan, ‘71 Mrs. Paris L. Bostic Jones, ‘85 Ms. Anna Campbell Ms. Sandra Cruther Ms. Keesa Fleming Mr. Reginald L. Bottom, ‘95 Reverend Benjamin P. Campbell Miss Shelli L. Cumber, ‘07 Mrs. Gwendolyn Flowers Mrs. Diane Christian Bowman Ms. Deborah Jean Cannady, ‘01 Ms. Frances Curry Ms. Connie Ford Mr. George Bowser, Jr. Dr. Mahlon D. Cannon, ‘67 Mr. John M. Cyrus II, ‘82 Mr. Elwin Ford Mr. Harvey P. Boyer Jr., ‘52 Mr. Quan Carr Dr. Daryl C. Dance Mr. Charles Andrew Fordham Jr., ‘97 Mr. Ronald Bradford, Sr., ‘71 Ms. Martha Carter Dr. Shaun Dallas Dance, ‘01 Mrs. Patricia Fordham Mr. Reginald Bradley, ‘90 Mr. James D. Carter Mrs. Jewel E. W. Davis, ‘61 Mr. Alan Jackson Foster Sr., ‘76 Ms. Ola C. Bradley Reverend Willie T. Carter Ms. Monica Davis Mr. Dominique Fowler Ms. Robin LaNice Bradshaw, ‘86 Mrs. Doris N. Carter, ‘53 Mrs. Iris R. Davis Ms. LaJune Fowlkes Ms. Lanett W. Brailey, ‘79 Ms. Mildred P. Carter, ‘64 Dr. Robin Davis Mr. Lloyd Nolan Fox, ‘94 Ms. Candis Yvette Branch, ‘82 Mr. Timothy Wendell Casey, ‘75 Ms. Linda Davis Mr. Malcolm Alexander Frazier, ‘16 Ms. Helen J. Brandley, ‘77 Reverend Clifford B. Chambliss Jr., ‘67 Ms. Deborah Denise Dawson, ‘86 Mr. Bishop Frazier Ms. Kathy Brandt Ms. Carol J. Chappell Ms. Doris Day, ‘72 Reverend Milton Andrew Fredrick II, ‘93 Ms. Pamela Bridgeforth Ms. B. Ann Charity Mr. Sharrieff De’Johnette Ms. Lynn C. French Dr. LaVerne J. Briggs, ‘95 Ms. Jamiel L. Charlton, ‘94 Mr. Adonijah J. Delancy, ‘13 Mr. KiDeem T. Frierson, ‘11 Ms. Cynthia G. Briley Ms. Lei S. Charlton Ms. Ivory Desiree Ms. Kristina M. Fripps, ‘88 Reverend Antoine G. Britt, ‘98 The Honorable David Eugene Cheek Dr. Mark Dickerson Reverend Dr. Marlene V. Fuller, ‘06 Ms. Peggy M. Britt Mrs. Antoinette King Cheek, ‘85 Mrs. Denise P. Dickerson Mrs. Jamiese S. Fuller, ‘74 Mr. Harold Brodie Ms. Michele L. Chiocca Ms. Onya J. Dildy, ‘88 Ms. Joan G. Furr Ms. Marian H. Brooks Ms. Jane Chittom Ms. Catherine D. Dismukes, ‘68 Mr. Jerome Furtado, ‘16 Reverend Ricardo L. Brown, ‘98 Mr. Larry D. Christian Mrs. June Ferguson Dorsey, ‘75 Ms. Patrice Gaines Mr. Ralph E. Brown, Jr., ‘06 Mrs. Clarice W. Christian, ‘61 Ms. Shirelle K. Dowe, ‘07 Ms. Pamela R. Galloway Mr. Michael G. Brown Mr. LaMont Roland Clayton, ‘82 Mrs. Gwendolyn A. Drayton, ‘57 Ms. Olivia H. Gattison Mrs. Carolyn C. Brown, ‘68 Mr. Toney Q. Cobb, ‘83 Mrs. Kimberly Nakeisha Dublin, ‘98 Mr. Donald Gentry, ‘74 Reverend Daniel Lloyd Brown, ‘85 Mr. Eugene Cole, Jr. Mr. Earl Russell Duckett, ‘90 Ms. Brinda P. George Mr. Timothy Marcus Brown, ‘88 Reverend Denise G. Coleman, ‘78 Miss Louise Bernice Duncan, ‘61 Reverend Corey B. Gibson, ‘10 Reverend Lamont Duane Brown, ‘88 Reverend Juanita V. Coleman, ‘90 Mr. Tyra E. Dunson, Sr. Reverend Helen Denise Gilbert, ‘13 Reverend Robert D. Brown Mr. Dwayne Coley Mr. Cory Devance Durham, ‘95 Mrs. Sybil J. Gilchrist, ‘67 Ms. Agnes Brown Ms. Latrice Collins Dr. Calvin Anthony Durham, ‘02 Reverend Dr. Eric Jason Gill, ‘12 Mr. Dwayne Brown Pastor Louis A. Collins, Jr. Ms. Jean M. Dyson, ‘53 Reverend Marvin L. Gilliam, Jr., ‘14 Ms. Glenda F. Bryant, ‘74 Ms. Linda T. Collins Mrs. Ruth B. Easley Ms. LaRae Chantel Gilliard, ‘17 Mr. Avon Pernell Bryant, ‘16 Mr. Brad Comer Mrs. Sherry S. Edmonds–Clemons, ‘80 Ms. Mary A. Glover Ms. Mary E. Buckingham, ‘68 Mrs. Evelyn D. C. Cooper, ‘62 Mr. Charles H. Edwards, ‘59 Ms. Katharine Goins Mr. Brian Dennis Bullock, ‘91 Ms. Pamela Coopwood Mrs. Mildred G. Edwards, ‘50 Mrs. Phenie Golatt Mrs. Brenda R. Bullock, ‘73 Mrs. Jean L. Copeland, ‘64 Miss Danasha A. Edwards, ‘14 Dr. Antwain Tate Goode Reverend Marshall D. Burgess, ‘72 Mrs. Mary V. Corbett, ‘81 Ms. Rosa Elliott Mr. Thomas E. Goode Dr. Emmett C. Burns Jr., ‘68 Reverend Dr. Melvin Cotton, Jr., ‘14 Mrs. Tamica Shantae Epps, ‘02 Mr. David E. Gordon Mrs. Stephanie C. Burroughs–Saffold, ‘75 Mrs. Fayesha Cousins Dr. Dorothy N. Eseonu Attorney Carol A. Grant, ‘75 Reverend Dr. Edward T. Burton, ‘55 Ms. Pamela H. Cox Ms. Earlene G. Evans Ms. Doretha E. Grant, ‘67 Ms. Lauretta Byers, ‘97 Mr. Benjamin Cox Mr. Preston B. Evans, ‘78 Ms. Meredythe A. Gray, ‘93 Mrs. Robin Byrd Dr. Donna M. Cox, ‘79 Mr. Lawrence Hugh Everette, ‘70 Ms. Kimberly Gray Ms. Pauline A. Byrd, ‘88 Reverend Milton L. Cox II, ‘84 Mr. Jonathan Fair Mr. David Green

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Mr. Edward C. Green, ‘64 Mr. James Harvey Ms. Jessica Incorminias–Brooks Reverend Angela Bernetta Jones, ‘02 Dr. and Mrs. Bancroft F. Greene, ‘00 Mr. Timothy Harvin Ms. Sandra K. Jackson Mr. Jamaar Jones, ‘18 Mr. Pierre L. Greene Mrs. Cheryl P. Hawkins, ‘71 Reverend Dr. William Eric Jackson, Sr., ‘93 Miss Elizabeth Jones, ‘95 Mrs. Jean E. Greene, ‘65 Reverend John W. Haynes, ‘80 Ms. Francine A. Jackson Ms. Carolyn L. Jones, ‘15 Ms. Dionne T. Greenhill, ‘15 Reverend Dr. William–Hazel Height, ‘83 Mr. Clifton Jackson Ms. Lucille T. Jones Attorney Robert J. Grey, Jr. Ms. Charisse E. Henderson Ms. Beryl Jackson Reverend Dr. R. Timothy Jones, ‘09 Ms. Valerie O. Griffin, ‘62 Ms. Linda Henderson–Wagstaff Ms. Merilyn J. Jackson Burgess, ‘77 Mr. Saquan Jones, ‘99 Dr. Gloria C. Grinnell, ‘62 Ms. Marguerite S. Henry Ms. Karen Jacovelli–Robey Mr. Gregory D. Jones Reverend LaFaye E. Grooms, ‘14 Ms. Ida Henry Dr. and Mrs. Kelvin C. James, ‘96 Ms. Jennifer Jones Ms. Martha Jane Grooms Reverend Lolita L. Hickman, ‘07 Mrs. Dorothy M. James Ms. Alma Jones Mr. and Mrs. Arthur B. Gunlicks Mrs. Patricia E. Hicks, ‘71 Ms. Maria D. James, ‘04 Mrs. Connie L. Jones Ms. Betsy Gunn Ms. Petrea T. Hicks, ‘81 Reverend Lisa Renea Janes, ‘08 Mrs. Dianne Ricks Jones Ms. Soraya Avis Gunnell, ‘80 Mr. Alonzo Melton Hicks, ‘88 Miss Robin L. Jefferson Mr. Anthony Jones Mrs. Helen H. Guthrie Mr. Simeon Vincent Hicks, ‘19 Mr. Antione Jefferson Mrs. Christine Y. Jones–Nixon Mrs. Joyce Brown Haggins, ‘57 The Honorable Christopher A. Hilbert Dr. Wilbert L. Jenkins Ms. Teresa Jordan Mr. William Matthews Hairston, ‘93 Ms. Gwendolyn Hill Reverend Jarryl A. Jenkins, ‘07 Mrs. Regina Jordan, ‘89 Mr. Wayne Hairston Mr. Kayvon Hill, ‘20 Ms. Teresa Jenkins Mr. Frank H. Jorden, ‘58 Mrs. Ruthie Hall Ms. Susie Hite Mrs. Mary C. Jenkins, ‘70 Dr. Lerla G. Joseph Reverend Earl B. Hall, ‘99 Pastor Ryan O. Holcomb Mrs. Gloria Wright Johnathan, ‘66 Mr. James Junot Reverend Kirkwood M. Hall, ‘67 Ms. Valerie Holder Mrs. Cecilia T. Johnson, ‘71 Mr. Jason Kamras Mr. and Mrs. William Hamilton Mr. James Holland Reverend Ellen Bynum Johnson, ‘82 Mr. F. Jeffrey Keil Ms. Elsie Hamler Ms. Phyllis J. Holland Mrs. Mary Agnes Johnson, ‘90 Ms. Shellyann Kelky Mrs. Sheila T. Hamlin, ‘86 Ms. Aravia L. Holloman, ‘67 Coach Johnson Ms. Lisa Kelly Ms. Brenda A. Hamlin, ‘69 Ms. Veverly Yvonne Holmes, ‘16 Ms. Pearl Inez Johnson, ‘80 Mr. Richard S. Kelso Mr. Lawrence G. Hammond Mr. William B. Holmes, Jr., ‘01 Miss Felicia M. Johnson, ‘03 Mr. Michael W. Keyes Mr. Mervyn Han Mrs. Loretta Hopson–Bush Ms. Michelle Johnson Reverend Robert Rufus Kilby II, ‘99 Reverend Glynn Harden Mrs. Patricia Ann Hounshall, ‘89 Reverend Pernell J. Johnson, ‘15 Dr. Yung Suk S. Kim Reverend Ronald Lee Hardy, ‘13 Dr. Herman A. Howard, ‘54 Ms. Renesha Tamara Johnson, ‘15 Reverend John E. King, Jr., ‘74 Elder Yvonn Milland Hardy, ‘13 Ms. Wialillian Howard Mrs. Louise M. Johnson Mr. Donald M. King Ms. Bernette Hardy Mr. Jae Howard Reverend Walter C. Johnson, ‘93 Mrs. Martha King–Anderson Ms. Irene V. Harrell Mr. Matthew L. Howard Ms. Vanessa Yamica Johnson, ‘02 Mr. Richard F. Kingham Dr. Sampson E. Harrell Reverend Charles E. Howell, ‘07 Ms. Janis Johnson Mr. Kirk Kirby Mrs. Charmica Epps Harris, ‘08 Mr. Milton Howze, ‘84 Ms. Jane Johnston Mrs. Phebe M. Kirkman Reverend John S. Harris, ‘68 Reverend Sherman Hudson Mrs. Joslyn W. Jolley Ms. Valerie S. Knight, ‘05 Pastor Russell Lloyd Harris, ‘12 Mr. William A. Hughes, ‘67 Ms. Malinda S. Jones Mr. Myron Lamar Knox, ‘95 Mrs. Harriett T. Harris Ms. Barbara Hunter Reverend Arthur M. Jones, Sr., ‘68 Ms. Aileen Koke Mrs. Queen M. Harris, ‘96 Mrs. Helen E. Hurte, ‘59 Mr. Cary Jones, Jr. Ms. Carol M. Kootchick Mrs. Althea Roberta Harris–Fuller, ‘82 Ms. Moretta Y. Husband, ‘70 Mrs. and Mr. Melvin H. R. Jones, ‘75 Ms. Holly Kreiner Mrs. Olivia Darleen Hart, ‘82 Mr. Carlos A. Hutcherson, ‘96 Ms. LaMara R. Jones, ‘71 Ms. Trumell J. Lamb Mr. Alton Hart, ‘16 Ms. Kim Gale Hutchins, ‘84 Mrs. Anissa E. Jones, ‘02 Ms. Sandy Lamy

50 | VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY ANNUAL REPORT 2019–2020 VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY ANNUAL REPORT 2019–2020 | 51 Ms. Patricia Lancaster Ms. Jacqueline M. Massay Mr. John W. Moore, ‘77 Mrs. Cyresa Kaye Perkins, ‘90 Mr. Khalil W. Latif, Esq., ‘82 Mr. Lawrence K. Massey Ms. Viva Moore Mr. Wendell F. Pete, ‘81 Mr. Dallas Lewis Latimore Mr. Kenneth D. Mathis, ‘84 Mrs. Paulette Jones Morant Pastor Derrick L. Peterson, ‘18 Reverend Alonza L. Lawrence, ‘77 Ms. Loretta Maxfield Mrs. Lena B. Morgan, ‘71 Mr. Jamon Kiere Phenix, ‘19 Ms. Christine B. Lawson Mr. Brock and Mrs. Kendra Mayers Colonel Conrado Morgan Mr. Gregory A. Pierce Reverend Terry D. Lee, ‘14 Dr. Cynthia Mayo Mrs. Lillian J. Morris, ‘65 Mr. Frederick N. Pinkston, ‘57 Mr. Charles Carroll Lee III, ‘86 Mr. Keith Maurice Mayo, ‘93 Reverend Melvin Elliott Morris, ‘98 Dr. Vivian W. Pinn Ms. Lauren Lee Mr. Gerry McCants, ‘82 Mrs. Mattie Smith Morton Reverend Martha J. Pittenger, ’08 Ms. Melanie M. Lee Mr. Clifton McClenney Ms. Rosemary G. Morton Reverend Paul Stewart Pleasants, ‘94 Mr. Jerome Legions, Jr. Ms. Gwen McCorvey Dr. C. Diane Mosby, ‘04 Ms. Robyn Poindexter, ‘89 Ms. Michelle Leverette Ms. Linda F. McDonald, ‘78 Ms. Natasha Moseley Dr. Herbert Lee Ponder, ‘92 Mr. James Lewis Mrs. Sarah E. McGirt Mr. Rakeem Mosey Mr. David M. Poole Mrs. Rosa Lee Lewis Ms. Kiara McGowan–Powell Mr. and Mrs. James Mosley Mr. Daequan Lester Porteous, ‘16 Mrs. Laverne J. Libron–Boyd Ms. Gina Renae McGuire, ‘83 Mrs. Cheyenne H. Moss Ms. Jannie L. Poullard Reverend Dr. Carla E. Lightfoot, ‘98 Dr. Ray McKenzie, ‘79 Mrs. Margaret A. Munford, ‘76 Mr. Leon Prather Mr. Arthur I. Linder, Sr. Mrs. S. T. McLaughlin Dr. Norma H. Murdoch–Kitt Mr. David Malcolm Preston, ‘09 Mr. Harold Lipscomb Mr. Derrick McLaughlin Dr. Douglas Murphy Mr. Bobby Price Mrs. Gayle Wright Littell, ‘72 Ms. Jasmine L. McLaurin, ‘18 Mrs. Patricia R. Myers Ms. Marcia S. Price Ms. Sallye H. Little Minister Paula Christine McMillan, ‘15 Ms. Sandra I. Napper Mrs. Beth Williams Pryor Mrs. Margaret M. Littlepage, ‘72 Reverend Marco D. McNeil, ‘17 Ms. Jennka R. Nicholson–Bailey Ms. Leslie Pryor Mrs. Robyn D. Liverpool, ‘89 Ms. Michelle McQueen Mr. John J. Nickens III, ‘62 Mr. George Purefoy, ‘49 Mr. Robert Lockamy II Ms. Natalie Marie Meade, ‘99 Mrs. Martha H. Nolley, ‘64 Mrs. Albersynia Quarles, ‘70 Mrs. Faye Logan Ms. Linda R. Melton Ms. Katherine O’Donnell Ms. Alice Randolph Reverend Debora K. Logan, ‘01 Mr. Robert S. Melvin, Jr. Ms. Cynthia E. Oates, ‘57 Ms. Jaeda Monique Reames, ‘18 Ms. Jocelyn N. Logan Mr. Darrell Eugene Menafee, ‘83 Mr. Mekka Okereke Deacon Sandra L. Reed Dr. Alvin C. Lomax, ‘56 Dr. Sander H. Mendelson Mr. Joachin N. Okonkwo, ‘07 Ms. Carol Reese Mr. Curtis Lopes Ms. Angela Darlene Menefield, ‘88 Mr. Michael C. Oliver, ‘92 Ms. Maravia Annette Reid, ‘76 Mr. Roye L. Love, ‘17 Mrs. Sandra Meyers–Coppin, ‘72 Ms. Tracey L. Oliver Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Reynolds III Reverend Gloria Cureton Lucas, ‘08 Mr. James E. Mickens Dr. Emmanuel U. Onyedike Mrs. Audrey E. S. Rhone, ‘68 Reverend Dr. Fred Lucas Mrs. Mary G. Mickle Mrs. Janice Gail Owes, ‘67 Mr. G. Roland Richards, Jr., ‘84 Ms. Kandise Lucas Mr. Devel S. Miles, ‘16 Mr. Lawrence A. Owes, ‘67 Mr. Mycah Richardson Ms. Tanja C. Lurry Mr. and Mrs. Sylvan Miles Mrs. Emmaline M. Page Mrs. Cheryl Richardson Dr. Donna R. Mack–Tatum, ‘03 Ms. Kimberly D. Miller Ms. Valerie H. Palmer Mr. Charles Richardson, Jr. Dr. Anthony E. Malloy, ‘55 Reverend Barbara B. Miller, ‘14 Ms. Panagos Mr. Cecil Tyrone Ricks, ‘10 Reverend Harry Edward Mann, ‘75 Mr. Joseph A. Miller, ‘92 Ms. Mary G. Pannell, ‘63 Mr. Steve Rigney Mrs. Esther J. Manns Mrs. Lenora M. Miller Mr. Herbert O. Parham, ‘92 Reverend Douglas D. Riley Mrs. Felecia L. Manns Ms. Gwen Mills Reverend Carrington Parker, Jr., ‘78 Mr. and Mrs. Jamie Roane Ms. Bianca Mariner, ‘19 Mrs. Catherine L. Mills Reverend AEarl Parker, ‘95 Ms. Rose Roberson Mr. Keith Martin Dr. Kenneth R. Milner, ‘68 Professor Whitney Alana Parker, ‘09 Ms. Judith Roberts Ms. Kathy Martin Mr. Kelvin Mines, Jr. Mrs. Cherese C. Parker–Freeman, ‘05 Mrs. Jacqueline L. Roberts, ‘69 Mr. Harvey E. Martin, Jr., ‘63 Ms. Chella Minor Mr. Shawn Kwame Parris, ‘11 Mrs. Daryl Robertson Ms. Marian Johnathan Martin, ‘61 Mrs. Veronica E. S. Minor, ‘67 Mr. Alexander O. Parsons Ms. Jean M. Robinson, ‘55 Mr. William J. Martin Ms. Melissa Mitchell Reverend Gwendolyn F. Patterson, ‘18 Mr. Jan T. Robinson, ‘73 Dr. Patrick M. Martin, ‘97 Mr. Jeffrey Montgomery, ‘85 Ms. Willnette Pegram Mr. Gilbert Leroy Robinson, ‘91 Mrs. Joann M. Mason Elder Willie S. Moody, ‘09 Mr. Leo Pender Mrs. Elizabeth C. Robinson, ‘69 Mr. Earl Thomas Mason, Jr., ‘86 Dr. Michael L. Moore, ‘09 Mr. Wesley Penn III, ‘93 Mr. Charles F. Robinson, Jr., ‘59 Ms. Janet Mason Ms. Ayanna Moore Ms. Susan Renee Perkins, ‘86 Ms. Stephanie White Robinson, ‘79 *Denotes Deceased

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Ms. Erna Robinson Ms. Lizzie B. Smith Mrs. Jean M. Thornton, ‘71 Mrs. LaVita D. Watts, ‘89 Mrs. Sandra B. Robinson Mr. Alexander Smith, Jr., ‘73 Mr. and Mrs. Waverly Tillar, Jr., ‘75 Mrs. Carol H. Weaver, ‘69 Mr. Leonard Robinson Mrs. Marise E. Smith, ‘63 Mr. Corey Terrelle Tinsley, ‘92 Mr. Jonathan Bernard Webb, ‘00 Mr. Keir Rocha Mrs. Helen L. Smith, ‘64 Reverend Olanda Sevoy Tolliver, ‘17 Ms. Tanisha Welch Mr. Rashad Rodgers Dr. Jeffrey O’Neal Smith, ‘90 Mr. Dale Torrence Mrs. Karen B. Wentt, ‘73 Mr. Harrison Rogers Mr. Kevin Smith Mrs. Mary M. Dow Touchstone, ‘64 Mrs. Laura Thornton Wesley, ‘72 Ms. Dena Rosenkrantz Reverend Ciarra Smith–Bond, ‘11 Reverend Herbert Curtis Townes, ‘02 Ms. Gail West Ms. Erica Ross, ‘99 Ms. Vicki Smith–Miller, ‘75 Reverend Inez Tuck, ‘08 Ms. Edwina Westbrook Pastor Cedric D. Rouson, ‘18 Mrs. Anna Marie Snelling Reverend Dr. Marilyn Turner Mr. Dennis Westbrook, ‘86 Mr. Brandon Royal Mr. Jack H. Spain, Jr. Mr. James Arthur Turner, Jr., ‘90 Miss Kendra G. Whindleton, ‘97 Pastor Richard T. Ruffin, Sr., ‘66 Mr. Arthur Spell, Jr., ‘54 Ms. Drema Turner Mr. Corey Whisnant Ms. Sherrie L. Runge Ms. Cassandra Spivey–Johnson Ms. Everene Johnson Turner Dr. Shanta Marie Whitaker, ‘02 Pastor Jackie W. Russell, ‘84 Dr. Alethia L. Spraggins, ‘58 Ms. Patricia Turner Mrs. Janice C. A. Whitaker, ‘65 Mrs. Vera Puryear Ryan, ‘59 Mr. Warren Bruce Spraggins, ‘61 Reverend Patricia Turner–Olds, ‘03 Mr. Solomon White III Dr. Melva Lenise Sampson, ‘94 Ms. Jeanette Stephens Mrs. Jewel B. Turpin, ‘61 Mrs. Marian O. White, ‘78 Mr. Dwight Sanchez Mr. Robert Stevens Ms. Deborah Tye–Bergan Dr. and Mrs. Evans C. White, Jr., ‘03 Dr. Michael A. Sanders Ms. Leslie Stevenson Dr. Carolyn S. Van Dyck Reverend L. Tanai White Reverend Rachel Taylor Satterfield, ‘13 Ms. Donna J. Stewart, ‘74 Mr. Ken Vanderbilt Mr. Warren Whitlock Dr. Peter C. Schultz Mr. Harold A. Stills, Sr., ‘66 Mrs. Florence Theresa Vann–Baker, ‘71 Ms. Sebrenna Renay Whitlock, ‘16 Mrs. Carla J. Scott Ms. Kathryn A. Strayhorn, ‘71 Ms. Lindsey Vasques Ms. Rosetta T. Whitlock Ms. Tonya R. Scott–Hickman, ‘93 Mr. Khalif Sabree Stripling, ‘00 Mr. Peter Vaughan Mrs. Chloe S. Williams, ‘57 Mrs. Shirley H. Seay Mr. Romelo Styles Dr. Robert Wafawanaka Ms. Yvonne D. Williams, ‘73 Pastor Michael Lynn Sessoms, ‘16 Ms. Tommyzee Henderson Suggs, ‘65 Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Walker Mr. Willie Williams II Minister Juan A. Shackelford, ‘97 Reverend Dr. Penni B. Sweetenburg–Lee, ‘07 Mrs. Keisha Hagwood Walker, ‘95 Ms. Kimberly B. Williams Reverend Melvin F. Shearin II, ‘09 Ms. Ann C. Tait Reverend Brian Anthony Walker, ‘13 Mr. Tyrue Williams, 2013 Ms. Julie V. Shell Reverend Wilbert D. Talley, ‘66 Mrs. Dianne N. Walker, ‘65 Ms. Elaine Shavon Williams, ‘02 Mrs. Cherrie E. Sheppard–Clemons, ‘60 Mr. Jeffrey Tarpley Mr. August M. Walker, ‘66 Mr. Lavon Williams Mr. Cecil Shorte Minister Bobbie C. Tate, ‘11 Mrs. Fannie E. Walker Ms. Michelle Williams Reverend James F. Shumake, ‘67 Reverend Juanita Bowman Tatum, ‘99 Miss Vickie Lynn Walker, ‘85 Ms. Trena L. Williams–Adams, ‘79 Dr. and Mrs. Timothy Silver Mrs. Jeanette Taylor, ‘68 Mr. Ernest Walker Ms. Delsena Willis–Sammons, ‘67 Ms. Faith Simmons Ms. Shannon L. Taylor Ms. Veora H. Waller, ‘68 Ms. Inez C. Wilson Ms. Ramona E. Simpson Mrs. Marian H. Taylor, ‘56 Dr. John M. Ware Mr. Terrance Nathaniel Wilson, ‘91 Mrs. Cordelia P. Sims Mr. and Mrs. James P. Taylor Ms. Anna Mae Washington Mr. Solomon Ray Wilson, ‘88 Dr. Jeanne C. Sinkford Dr. Haiu Teju Mr. Ronald A Washington II, ‘05 Ms. Dianne Wilson Mrs. Ayasha N. Sledge, ‘17 Mr. William H. Terry, ‘65 Ms. Nicole Washington Ms. Chaniece Winfield Dr. William Marcus Small, ‘94 Mrs. Virginia M. Thomas, ‘50 Mr. Navelle Lamonte’ Watkins, ‘19 Dr. Lisa Winn Bryan Ms. Cora Elaine Smith Mr. Elwood W. Thomas, Jr., ‘80 Mr. Terron Watkins Ms. Tammy Wise Mrs. Annie Mae Smith Mr. Derrick Thomas Reverend Charlene Mills Watkins, ‘01 Mrs. Barbara Womack–Bradby, ‘10 Reverend Robert Lee Smith, ‘06 Ms. Marketa D. Thompson Mr. Hallot E. Watkins, Jr., ‘71 Dr. Garnett E. Wood Reverend Sheryl Holland Smith, ‘13 Mrs. Deborah Thorne–Ball Minister Lance D. Watson, Jr., ‘20 Ms. Mary J. Wood, ‘73

52 | VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY ANNUAL REPORT 2019–2020 VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY ANNUAL REPORT 2019–2020 | 53 Mrs. Pamela F. Woods, ‘78 Ms. Martha Allen Reverend Robert D. Brown Ms. Deborah M. Evans Mr. Cleveland Coleman Woodson III, ‘70 Ms. Annie L. Almore Mr. Tom and Mrs. Donna Brumfield Ms. Earlene G. Evans Mrs. Jannifer V. Woodson, ‘69 Ms. Chandra S. Atkins Ms. Kristy Burrus Mr. Jonathan Fair Ms. Kimberly Woodson Ms. Carroll Avery Ms. Juanita Buster The Honorable Justin Fairfax Mr. Harvey Woodson Mrs. Diana Avery Mrs. Robin Byrd Ms. Mable Fields Mr. and Mrs. Alwyn Wootten Ms. Joyce W. Baden Ms. Anna Campbell Ms. Brenda S. Finch Mr. Kenneth B. Wright, ‘64 Ms. Sheryl Bailey Reverend Benjamin P. Campbell Mrs. Gwendolyn Flowers Reverend (Dr.) Aidsand F. Wright–Riggins III, ‘02 Dr. Kiki Baker Barnes Mr. Sam Campbell Ms. Connie Ford Reverend Janet L. Wynn, ‘10 Mr. William R. Ball Ms. Cassandra Carter Mr. Elwin Ford Dr. Jacqueline Yancy Reverend David L. Banks Mr. James D. and Mrs. Gayle A. Carter Mrs. Patricia Fordham Ms. Debra Young Mr. James C. Banks, Jr. Ms. Martha Carter Ms. T. Eloise Foster Ms. Annie L. Young Ms. Trudie Baptiste Reverend Willie T. Carter Ms. Doretha Fowlkes Mr. Peter Young Mr. and Mrs. Corey Bartlett, Sr. Ms. Carol J. Chappell Ms. LaJune Fowlkes Mr. John and Mrs. Mary Zeugner Mr. Edwin T. Bassett Ms. B. Ann Charity Mr. Bishop Frazier Dr. Hasan Ziaie Ms. Elizabeth B. Battle Ms. Lei S. Charlton Ms. Lynn C. French Mrs. Rosetta M. Baugh The Honorable David Eugene Cheek Ms. Joan G. Furr Mrs. Elsie Baylor–Holmes Mr. Edwin and Mrs. Zayde Bancroft Child Ms. Patrice Gaines Mrs. Jane R. Beaver Ms. Michele L. Chiocca Ms. Pamela R. Galloway GIFTS BY CONSTITUENCY Dr. Wakeshi Benson Ms. Jane Chittom Ms. Olivia H. Gattison The Honorable and Mrs. James Benton Mr. Larry D. Christian Ms. Brinda P. George TRUSTEES Mrs. Brooke Berry Mr. Eugene Cole, Jr. Mr. Calvin and Dr. Linda Gilliam Mrs. Jeannie P. Baliles Mr. Jack Berry Mr. Dwayne Coley Ms. Mary A. Glover Mr. John H. Bocock Mrs. Loretta H. Berry Ms. Latrice Collins Ms. Katharine Goins Dr. Marilyn Y. Tyler Brown, ‘56 Reverend Dr. Yvonne Jones Bibbs Ms. Linda T. Collins Mrs. Phenie Golatt Dr. Lucille M. Brown, ‘50 Mr. Willie Blakeney Pastor Louis A. Collins, Jr. Mr. Thomas E. Goode Mr. Steve D. Bullock, ‘59 Mrs. Carolyn Bledsoe Ms. Pamela Coopwood Mrs. Constance S. Graves Mr. Tyrone Dickerson CPA Mr. Stuart Marshall Bloch Mr. Benjamin Cox Ms. Kimberly Gray Ms. Mary A. Gordon Ms. Cynthia L. Boddie–Willis Dr. and Mrs. Elbert L. Cox, Sr. Mr. David Green Mr. Joseph Brady Hill, ‘90 Ms. Carrie Bolding Mrs. A. Lizabeth Crowe Attorney Robert J. Grey, Jr. Ms. Diane Leopold Ms. Gloria Booker Mrs. Barbara T. Crump Ms. Martha Jane Grooms Dr. Roland E. Moore, ‘69 Dr. and Mrs. Elwood B. Boone, Jr. Ms. Michelle Crump Mr. and Mrs. Arthur B. Gunlicks Mr. Michael A. Newsome, ‘83 Mrs. Diane Christian Bowman Ms. Nellie Crump–Thomas Ms. Betsy Gunn Mrs. Necole M. Parker, ‘93 Mr. George Bowser, Jr. Ms. Sandra Cruther Mrs. Helen H. Guthrie N. Scott Phillips, Esq., ‘83 Ms. Ola C. Bradley Ms. Frances Curry Ms. Christine I. Hall Dr. W. Franklyn Richardson, ‘79 Ms. Kathy Bradley–Wells Mr. Sherman Curtis Mrs. Ruthie Hall Reverend Dr. James E. Victor, Jr., ‘92 Ms. Kathy Brandt Dr. Daryl C. Dance Mr. Josiah Hamilton Dr. Charles R. Whitfield, ‘11 Ms. Pamela Bridgeforth Mr. Kevin Daniels Mr. and Mrs. William Hamilton Dr. Theron D. Williams, Sr., ‘83 Ms. Cynthia G. Briley Mrs. Iris R. Davis Ms. Elsie Hamler Dr. Frank L. Williams III, ‘56 Ms. Peggy M. Britt Ms. Linda Davis Mr. Lawrence G. Hammond Mr. Harold and Mrs. Jean Brodie Ms. Monica Davis Mr. Mervyn Han Bishop Alphonzo Brooks Mr. Sharrieff De’Johnette Reverend Glynn Harden FRIENDS Reverend Dr. Arnita Brooks Reverend Nathan Dell Ms. Bernette Hardy Anonymous Donors Ms. Marian H. Brooks Mrs. Denise P. Dickerson Dr. Rachel D. Hargrove Dr. and Mrs. Randy Adams Ms. Agnes Brown Mr. Tyra E. Dunson, Sr. Ms. Irene V. Harrell Mrs. Gwelda Adkins Mr. Clifton Brown Mrs. Ruth B. Easley Dr. Sampson E. and Dr. Lizzie J. Harrell Ms. Irene G. Alexander Mr. Dwayne Brown Ms. Hazel Trice Edney Mrs. Harriett T. Harris Mr. Michael G. Brown Ms. Rosa Elliott Mr. John B. Harris, Jr.

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Dr. Ruth C. Harris Ms. Lucille T. Jones Reverend Dr. Fred Lucas Ms. Rosemary G. Morton Ms. Vita M. Harris Ms. Malinda S. Jones Ms. Kandise Lucas Mr. Monroe Moseley Mr. James Harvey Mrs. Marion S. Jones Ms. Tanja C. Lurry Ms. Natasha Moseley Mr. Timothy Harvin Ms. Theo S. Jones Mrs. Claudine Malone Mr. and Mrs. James Mosley Ms. Charisse E. Henderson Mrs. Christine Y. Jones–Nixon Mrs. Esther J. Manns Mrs. Cheyenne H. Moss Ms. Linda Henderson–Wagstaff Ms. Teresa Jordan Mrs. Felecia L. Manns Mr. Marc and Mrs. Janie Moyers Ms. Marguerite S. Henry Dr. Lerla G. Joseph Ms. Kathy Martin Dr. Norma H. Murdoch–Kitt The Honorable Christopher A. Hilbert Mr. Jason Kamras Mr. Keith Martin Dr. Douglas Murphy Ms. Gwendolyn Hill Mr. F. Jeffrey Keil Mr. William J. Martin Mr. and Mrs. John F. Murphy Ms. Susie Hite Ms. Shellyann Kelky Ms. Janet Mason Mrs. Patricia R. Myers Pastor Ryan O. Holcomb Ms. Gloria Kelly Mrs. Joann M. Mason Ms. Sandra I. Napper Ms. Valerie Holder Ms. Lisa Kelly Ms. Jacqueline M. Massay Ms. Jacquelin Nash Mr. James Holland Mr. Richard S. Kelso Mr. Lawrence K. Massey Ms. Jennka R. Nicholson–Bailey Ms. Phyllis J. Holland Mr. Juan Key Ms. Loretta Maxfield Ms. Cheryl Northam Mrs. Loretta Hopson–Bush Mr. Michael W. Keyes Dr. Cynthia Mayo Ms. Katherine O’Donnell Mr. Jae Howard Mr. and Mrs. Donald M. King Mr. Clifton McClenney Mr. Mekka Okereke Ms. Wialillian Howard Mrs. Martha King–Anderson Ms. Erin McClinton Ms. Tracey L. Oliver Reverend Sherman Hudson Mr. Richard F. and Mrs. Justine M. Kingham Ms. Gwen McCorvey Mrs. Emmaline M. Page Ms. Barbara Hunter Mrs. Phebe M. Kirkman Mrs. Sarah E. McGirt Ms. Valerie H. Palmer Ms. Jessica Incorminias–Brooks Ms. Aileen Koke Mrs. S. T. McLaughlin Mr. and Alexander O. Parsons Commander Curtis M. Irby, USN Ms. Carol M. Kootchick Ms. Michelle McQueen Mrs. Deborah S. Patterson Mr. Clifton Jackson Ms. Holly Kreiner Ms. Jacqueline D. McWilliams Ms. Willnette Pegram Ms. Sandra K. Jackson Ms. Trumell J. Lamb Ms. Linda R. Melton Mr. and Mrs. Leo Pender Dr. Linwood Jacobs Ms. Sandy Lamy Mr. Robert S. Melvin, Jr. Dr. Claude G. and Mrs. Cheryl E. Perkins Ms. Karen Jacovelli–Robey Ms. Patricia Lancaster Dr. and Mrs. Sander H. Mendelson Mr. Gregory A. Pierce Mrs. Dorothy M. James Mr. Willie E. Lanier Mr. James E. Mickens Dr. Vivian W. Pinn Mr. Antione Jefferson Mr. Dallas Lewis Latimore Mrs. Mary G. Mickle Mr. David M. Poole Ms. Teresa Jenkins Ms. Christine B. Lawson Mr. Sylvan Miles Ms. Jannie L. Poullard Ms. Gloria Johnson Ms. Debra B. Lee Mr. Dennis O. Miller Mr. Bobby Price Ms. Janis Johnson Ms. Lauren Lee Ms. Kimberly D. Miller Ms. Marcia S. Price Mrs. Louise M. Johnson Ms. Melanie M. Lee Mrs. Catherine L. Mills Mrs. Beth Williams Pryor Ms. Michelle Johnson Ms. Michelle Leverette Ms. Gwen Mills Ms. Leslie Pryor Ms. Theresa Johnson Mr. James Lewis Mrs. Mary Laverne Wright Miner Ms. Alice Randolph Ms. Jane Johnston Mrs. Rosa Lee Lewis Ms. Chella Minor Deacon Sandra L. Reed Ms. Alma Jones Mrs. Laverne J. Libron–Boyd Ms. Melissa Mitchell Ms. Carol Reese Mr. Cary Jones, Jr. Mr. Arthur I. Linder, Sr. Ms. Ayanna Moore Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Reynolds III Mrs. Connie L. Jones Mr. Harold Lipscomb Ms. Viva Moore Mr. Samuel T. Rhoades Mrs. Dianne Ricks Jones Ms. Sallye H. Little Mrs. Paulette Jones Morant Mrs. Tiana Richard Mr. Gregory D. Jones Mr. Robert Lockamy II Colonel Conrado Morgan Mr. Charles Richardson, Jr. Ms. Jennifer Jones Mrs. Faye Logan Mrs. Mattie Smith Morton Mr. Steve Rigney

54 | VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY ANNUAL REPORT 2019–2020 VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY ANNUAL REPORT 2019–2020 | 55 Mr. Jamie Roane Ms. Marketa D. Thompson CHURCH AND CHURCH ORGANIZATIONS Shiloh Baptist Church – Old Site – Fredericksburg, VA Ms. Rose Roberson Mrs. Deborah Thorne–Ball $100,000 and Above St. James Baptist Church – Milford, VA Mrs. Angela E. Roberts Mr. Dale Torrence National Ministries – Valley Forge, PA St. James Baptist Church–New Market –Richmond, VA Ms. Judith Roberts Ms. Drema Turner St. Mark Baptist Church – Maidens, VA $10,000 – $19,999 Mrs. Daryl Robertson Ms. Everene Johnson Turner Alfred Street Baptist Church – Alexandria, VA The Tabernacle of Zion – Lawrenceville, VA Mr. Melvin D. Robertson Reverend Dr. Marilyn Turner Spring Creek Baptist Church – Moseley, VA Third Baptist Church – Portsmouth, VA Ms. Erna Robinson Ms. Patricia Turner Trinity Baptist Church – West Point, VA Mrs. Sandra B. Robinson Ms. Deborah Tye–Bergan $5,000 – $9,999 Tuckahoe Baptist Association– Richmond, VA Mr. Keir Rocha Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Ukrop Cedar Street Baptist Church of God – Richmond, VA Unified Shiloh Baptist Association of Southside Virginia– Mr. Haywood Rogers Dr. Carolyn S. Van Dyck Ebenezer Baptist Church – Richmond, VA Emporia, VA Mr. David P. Rose Mr. Ken Vanderbilt Fifth Baptist Church – Richmond, VA Union Branch Baptist Church – Chesterfield, VA Ms. Dena Rosenkrantz Ms. Lindsey Vasques First Baptist Church Endowment Fund – Richmond, VA Zion Baptist Church – Petersburg, VA Mr. Brandon Royal Mr. Peter and Mrs. Patricia Vaughan Mt. Carmel Church – Indianapolis, IN $750 – $999 Ms. Sherrie L. Runge Mr. Ernest Walker Southside Rappahannock Association – King William, VA Banister Missionary Baptist Association – Clover, VA Dr. Michael A. Sanders Mrs. Fannie E. Walker St. Peter Baptist Church – Glen Allen, VA First Institutional Baptist Church – Phoenix, AZ Dr. Peter C. Schultz Mr. Vincent and Mrs. Karen Ward $2,500 – $4,999 Mt. Olive Baptist Church – Glen Allen, VA Mrs. Carla J. Scott Dr. John M. Ware Baptist General Convention of Virginia – Richmond, VA Mt. Tabor Baptist Church – Richmond, VA Mrs. Shirley H. Seay Ms. Anna Mae Washington Heritage Fellowship Church – Reston, VA Triumphant Baptist Church – Richmond, VA Mrs. G. Settles Mr. Terron Watkins Sixth Mt. Zion Baptist Church – Richmond, VA Ms. Julie V. Shell Ms. Tanisha Welch $500 – $749 Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Shorte Ms. Gail West $1,000 – $2,499 Baptist Ministers Conference of Richmond & Vicinity– Dr. and Mrs. Timothy Silver Ms. Edwina Westbrook Abner Baptist Church – Glen Allen, VA Richmond, VA Ms. Faith Simmons Reverend L. Tanai White American Baptist Churches – Valley Forge, PA Broad Rock Baptist Church – Richmond, VA Mrs. Yvonne Simmons Mr. Solomon and Mrs. Demetra T. White Bethel Baptist Institutional Church – Jacksonville, FL Brown Grove Baptist Church – Ashland, VA Ms. Ramona E. Simpson Ms. Mary Lou Whitley Bethlehem Baptist Church – Alexandria, VA First African Baptist Church – Richmond, VA Mrs. Cordelia P. Sims Ms. Rosetta T. Whitlock Bluestone Harmony Church Association – Keysville, VA First Baptist Church – Petersburg, VA Dr. Jeanne C. Sinkford Mr. Warren Whitlock Chickahominy Baptist Association – Mechanicsville, VA First Baptist Church–South Richmond – Richmond, VA Mrs. Annie Mae Smith Ms. Linda Whitlock–Brown Divine Revelation Baptist Church – Manakin–Sabot, VA First Union Baptist Church – Mechanicsville, VA Ms. Cora Elaine Smith Mrs. Hazel Whitney Ebenezer Baptist Church – Portsmouth, VA Fourth Baptist Church – Richmond, VA Mrs. Kristie C. Smith Mr. Eugene and Mrs. Joyce Williams Episcopal Church of the Holy Cross – Decatur, GA Grayland Baptist Church – Richmond, VA Ms. Lizzie B. Smith Ms. Kimberly B. Williams Fifth Street Baptist Church – Richmond, VA Greater Nazarene Baptist Church – Mechanicsville, VA Mrs. Anna Marie Snelling Bishop Larry E. Williams First Mt. Zion Baptist Church – Dumfries, VA Henrico Ministers Fellowship – Glen Allen, VA Dr. Richard N. and Mrs. Margaret K. Soulen Ms. Dianne Wilson Garland Avenue Baptist Church – Richmond, VA Minister’s Wives Fellowship of Richmond & Vicinity– Mr. and Mrs. Jack H. Spain, Jr. Ms. Inez C. Wilson Gravel Hill Baptist Church – Richmond, VA Richmond, VA The Honorable Margaret Spencer Ms. Chaniece Winfield Greater Mount Calvary Holy Church – Washington, DC Mosby Memorial Baptist Church – Richmond, VA Ms. Cassandra Spivey–Johnson Ms. Tammy Wise Mattaponi Baptist Association – Bowling Green, VA Mt. Gilead Missionary Baptist Church – Norfolk, VA Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Starks Dr. and Mrs. Garnett E. Wood Moore Street Baptist Church – Richmond, VA North New Hope Baptist Church – Danville, VA Mr. Robert Stevens Mr. James R. Wood Mt. Lebanon Baptist Church – Chesapeake, VA Olive Branch Baptist Church – Haymarket, VA Ms. Leslie Stevenson Ms. Kimberly Woodson Mt. Moriah Baptist Church – Washington, DC Second Baptist Church of Southside – Richmond, VA Ms. Emily Straight Mrs. Sharon Dabney Wooldridge National Baptist Deacons Convention Of America, Inc. – Second Liberty Baptist Church – Quinton, VA Mr. Romelo Styles Mr. and Mrs. Alwyn Wootten Charleston, SC Shiloh Baptist Association of Virginia – Richmond, VA Ms. Ann C. Tait Ms. Annie Wright Norfolk Area Missionary Council – Virginia Beach, VA Shiloh Baptist Church – Norfolk, VA Mr. and Mrs. Lilton Taliaferro Dr. Jacquline Yancy Northern Neck Baptist Association – Heathsville, VA Sixth Mt. Zion Baptist Church – Hampton, VA Mr. and Mrs. James P. Taylor Ms. Annie L. Young Pilgrim Journey Baptist Church – Richmond, VA Sylvannah Baptist Church – Spottsylvania, VA Ms. Shannon L. Taylor Mr. Peter Young Quioccasin Baptist Church – Richmond, VA Third Baptist Church – Hampton, VA Mr. Derrick Thomas Mr. Ernest H. Yount III Samuel DeWitt Proctor Conference, Inc. – Chicago, IL Third Union Baptist Church – King William, VA Mrs. Gwendolyn J. Thomas–Wright Mr. John and Mrs. Mary Zeugner Shiloh Baptist Church – New Site – Fredericksburg, VA Trinity Baptist Church – Richmond, VA

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Union Baptist Church – Richmond, VA Mt. Nebo Baptist Church – West Point, VA Division of Legislative Services Richmond Public Schools New Chestnut Baptist Church – Mechanicsville, VA Grand United Order of Odd Fellows Senior Connections, The Capital Area Agency on Aging $250 – $499 Area E, Baptist General Convention – Danville, VA New Liberty Baptist Church – Tappahannock, VA J. Sargeant Reynolds Community College Sisters for Faith Christians Bethany Baptist Association Southside Virginia – Dinwiddie, VA Oak Grove Baptist Church – Hanover, VA JV Educational Consultants St. Andrew’s School Brown Grove Baptist Church – Midlothian, VA Pamunkey Baptist Association – King William, VA Richmond (VA) Chapter of the Links, Inc. First Baptist Church of Elmont – Ashland, VA Parrish Hill Baptist Church – Charles City, VA The Original Hopewell Group First Shiloh Baptist Church – Mechanicsville, VA Peach Grove Baptist Church – Louisa, VA Venture Richmond Pleasant Grove Baptist Church – Amelia, VA Virginia Commonwealth University CORPORATIONS AND FOUNDATIONS Galilee Baptist Church – Kalamazoo, MI $100,000 – $249,999 Lebanon Virginia Baptist Association – Windsor, VA Pleasant Grove Baptist Church – Mechanicsville, VA Virginia State University Poplar Mount Baptist Church – Lawrenceville, VA Dominion Energy Mountain Grove Missionary Baptist Church – South Boston, VA $500 – $999 Rock Spring Baptist Church – Manquin, VA Lettie Pate Whitehead Foundation New Light Baptist Church – Richmond, VA Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc., Rho Eta Omega Chapter Sharon Baptist Church – Irvington, VA McGuireWoods New Vine Baptist Church – Charles City, VA Continental Societies Inc, Richmond Chapter Shiloh Baptist Church – Ashland, VA United Negro College Fund Providence Baptist Church – Aylett, VA Delta House Foundation Springfield Baptist Church – Mechanicsville, VA Rock Hill Baptist Church – Mechanicsville, VA Delver Woman’s Club $50,000 – $99,999 St. James Baptist Church – Beaverdam, VA Saint Mary’s Baptist Church – Washington, DC Initiatives of Change/Hope in the Cities CIAA St. Phillips Episcopal Church, St. Mary’s Guild – Richmond, VA St. Paul’s Baptist Church – Aylett, VA Living The Dream, Inc. Pepsico Thirty–First Street Baptist Church – Richmond, VA Star of the East Baptist Association – Richmond, VA Muscle Car Association of Richmond Trinity Baptist Church – Danville, VA $25,000 – $49,999 The Association of Theological Schools – Pittsburgh, PA Narcotics Anonymous Favor TechConsulting, LLC. Trinity Baptist Church Of Savannah GA – Savannah, GA VA State Deacons Convention Women Auxiliary & Youth Henrico County Board of Supervisors Union Baptist Church – Trevilians, VA $250 – $499 Department Inc. – Richmond, VA Runser Family Foundation – Bank of America Charitable Fund United Baptist Protective Association – Midlothian, VA 70’s Zeta Ques $1 – $249 United Baptist Women’s Missionary & Education Convention – Alpha Phi Zeta Chapter, Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. $10,000 – $24,999 Area A, District A–1 – Richmond, VA Dillwyn, VA Heart of Virginia Council, Boy Scouts of America Albert O. ‘50 & Thelma Y. ‘ 48 Pettis Fund – Banister Church Convention – South Boston, VA Wayland Baptist Church – Louisa, VA Men’s Fellowship Bible Class Renaissance Foundation Baptist Liberty Church – King William, VA Zion Church Men’s Small Group – Bowie, MD Network For Good Elis Olsson Memorial Foundation Bethany Baptist Church – West Point, VA Virginia Education Association Markel Corporation Branches Run Baptist Church – Amelia Court House, VA Massey Foundation $1 – $249 CBA Deacons Conference & Women Auxiliary – Richmond, VA Best-In-Class Education Center The Community Foundation Chickahominy Baptist Association – Division of Men – CIVIC ORGANIZATIONS Conetec Wells Fargo N.A. Mechanicsville, VA $10,000 – $19,999 Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. Chesterfield Alumnae Chapter Wise Foundation Children’s Home of Virginia Baptist – Petersburg, VA Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. Durham Chapter of National Epicureans, Inc. Cumberland Missionary & Educational Convention – Sigma Pi Phi Fraternity, Alpha Beta Boule $5,000 – $9,999 Elegba Folklore Society Altria Group, Inc. Cumberland, VA $5,000 – $9,999 Henrico Chapter – National Epicureans CarMax Cumberland Union Baptist Association of Central Virginia – Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc., Zeta Chapter Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Inc., Alpha Gamma Chapter Farrell Family Charitable Trust Cumberland, VA King Baldwin Grand Commandery, Knights Templar of VA (PHA) Luther & Mary Ida Vandross Fund – Philadelphia Foundation Ephesus Baptist Church – West Point, VA $2,500 – $4,999 Merry Moderns Pinochle Club Titmus Foundation, Inc. Friendship Baptist Church – Hopewell, VA University of Richmond Miami Chapter of The Girlfriends, Inc. Wiley Rein LLP Jerusalem Baptist Church – Manakin–Sabot, VA $1,000 – $2,499 Old Dominion Medical Society Mt. Carmel Baptist Church – Portsmouth, VA Commonwealth Chapter – The Links, Inc. Partnership For Families Northside, Inc. $2,500 – $4,999 Mt. Gilliam Baptist Church – New Site – Louisa, VA Bank of America Department of Small Business and Supplier Diversity Richmond Chamberlayne Chapter #390 – A.A.R.P.

56 | VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY ANNUAL REPORT 2019–2020 VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY ANNUAL REPORT 2019–2020 | 57 Brown Edwards PSEG Mrs. Mildred G. Edwards 1957—$6,895 City of Richmond–Mayor’s Office Quinn Evans Mr. Albert O. Pettis Dr. Lillian J. Brown Colonial Downs Group LLC Roth Jackson Gibbons Condlin, PLC Mrs. Virginia M. Thomas Mrs. Gwendolyn A. Drayton Enterprise Holdings Foundation Stephen A. & Eileen Chadis Wood Fund–TIAA Charitable Fund Mrs. Joyce Brown Haggins 1951—$1,780 Fast Signs Inc. The Stacy and Tyrone Scott Foundation Dr. Clark E. Beck Ms. Cynthia E. Oates Pfizer Foundation Matching Gifts Program Wells Fargo Foundation Mrs. Muriel H. Burrell Mr. Frederick N. Pinkston State Farm Fire & Casualty Co. Mrs. Florence Neal Cooper Smith Dr. Joyce Reese–Peagler SunTrust Banks, Inc. ALUMNI CHAPTERS AND ALUMNI ORGANIZATIONS Ms. Nina Kenney Dunn Ms. Margaret L. Roddy The Ronald S. Robinson Fund – Bank of America Charitable $5,000 – $9,999 Mrs. G. Ramona Pierce Dr. Bessie A. Stanback TowneBank Richmond VASLGJ/Capital Beltway Alumni Chapter Mrs. Chloe S. Williams Burning Sands Club 1952—$1,100 Reverend Sidney W. Williams, Jr. $1,000 – $2,499 Hampton Roads Alumni Chapter Mr. Harvey P. Boyer Jr. American Honda Motor Company, Inc. John W. Barco Alumni Chapter Mrs. Catherine S. Mankin 1958—$5,665 Fulton Bank New York Alumni Chapter Mr. Enoch C. Copeland Home Depot, Inc. 1953—$1,175 VUU National Alumni Association Mr. Walter O. Cowan KPMG Peat Marwick Mrs. Doris N. Carter Dr. Graynle David Edwards Lockheed Martin Corporation $2,500 – $4,999 Ms. Jean M. Dyson Mr. William A. Ford MediaTech Inc. Coach Thomas Harris Alumni Chapter Dr. Andrew J. White, Sr. Mr. Frank H. Jorden VUU North Carolina Alumni Chapter Michael & Susan Hershfield Fund – Comerica Charitable Trust 1954—$1,075 Dr. Carolyn L. Mosby Miller Mechanical Inc. $1,000 – $2,499 Mrs. Doris Shelton Anthony Dr. Alethia L. Spraggins Mutual of America VUU Charlotte Alumni Chapter Mrs. Marian H. Garrard 1959—$15,351 Papa John’s DC Alumni Chapter Dr. Herman A. Howard Mrs. Vivian P. Bland Paul H. Pusey Foundation John H. Cross Metro–Atlanta Alumni Chapter Mr. Arthur Spell, Jr. Mr. Steve D. Bullock PMS Parking, Inc. VUU Booster Association Dr. Carolyn J. Cabell Richmond Redevelopment & Housing Authority 1955—$7,050 VUU Central Virginia Alumni Chapter Mr. Charles H. Edwards Robins Foundation Mrs. Louise Taylor Brewington Dr. Virginia G. Edwards The James Roebuck Jr. Charitable Fund of Schwab Charitable $500 – $749 Reverend Dr. Edward T. Burton Mr. William B. Holmes, Sr. Verizon, Inc. O. C. Gang Mrs. Ernestine H. Green Mrs. Helen E. Hurte Virginia Museum of Fine Arts Miles W. Connor Alumni Chapter Mrs. Mabel M. Joynes Ulysses Jacks, Esq. West Broad Honda Samuel DeWitt Proctor Greater New Jersey Alumni Chapter Dr. Anthony E. Malloy VUU Maryland Alumni Chapter Mrs. Loretta M. Powell Mrs. Mary Smith Joseph Hull $500 – $749 Ms. Jean M. Robinson Mrs. Edna Ridley King $1 – $249 Capital Area Partnership Uplifting People, Inc. Mrs. Kathryn S. Stephens Dr. Bertie J. Powell David DeGhetto Fund of the Schwab Charitable Marshall Shepard Alumni Chapter Dr. Grady W. Powell Virginia E. Crocker Alumni Chapter Dr. Leroy S. Vaughn The Tom Joyner Foundation Mrs. Mary M. Warren Mrs. Joyce K. Randolph–Sutton Mr. Charles F. Robinson, Jr. $250 – $499 1956—$48,547 Dorsey & Whitney Foundation Mr. Ira L. Robinson Dr. Marilyn Y. Tyler Brown Mrs. Vera Puryear Ryan Footprint LLC ALUMNI BY CLASS TOTAL CONTRIBUTIONS Mrs. Mavis W. Farrar Ken and Aneta Burton Fund – Bank of America Charitable Gift Ms. Jean F. Thomas 1946—$1,000 Mr. Samuel Henderson, Sr. Richmond Association of Realtors, Inc. Reverend (Dr.) William C. Webb Mrs. Gwendolyn G. Simmons Dr. Alvin C. Lomax Mrs. Gracie J. White Wells Fargo Community Support Campaign Senator Henry L. Marsh III 1948—$5,500 Mrs. Marian H. Taylor 1960—$13,394 $1 – $249 Mrs. Thelma Y. Pettis Ann F. Oppenhimer Fund, Fidelity Charitable Mrs. Shirley Wright Vaughn Mrs. Vera C. Black Designed By Anne, LLC 1949—$147 Mr. Clarence E. L. Wall Mrs. Doris K. Bullock Genworth Financial Mr. George Purefoy Dr. Frank L. Williams III Mrs. Zipporah W. Cain Historic Richmond Foundation Mrs. Gracie J. White Mrs. Louise Miles Chubbs 1950—$11,750 Mrs. Minnie A. Collins Leadership Metro Richmond, Inc. Dr. Lucille M. Brown

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Dr. Jack P. Neal, Jr. Dr. Cora B. Marrett Ms. Letitia H. Shaw Reverend Kirkwood M. Hall Reverend Rose Miles Robinson Mr. Harvey E. Martin, Jr. Ms. Phyllis C. Smith Ms. Carolyn J. Hampton Mrs. Cherrie E. Sheppard–Clemons Ms. Mary G. Pannell Ms. Beatrice Squire Mrs. Eloise L. Harris Dr. Joe Louis Simmons Mr. Charles D. Robinson Ms. Tommyzee Henderson Suggs Ms. Veronica B. Henderson Ms. Ethel M. Stone Mrs. Marise E. Smith Mr. William H. Terry Ms. Aravia L. Holloman Mrs. Bettie L. Thomas Mrs. Dianne N. Walker Mr. William A. Hughes 1964—$13,095 Mr. Karl V. Walkes Mrs. Brenda Anderson–Sturdivant Mrs. Janice C. A. Whitaker Mr. Ivan E. Johnson Mrs. Wivona M. Ward Mrs. Jane F. Johnson Ms. Marian J. Bey Gordon 1966—$17,000 Mr. Jerome J. Johnson 1961—$7,087 The Honorable Mozell H. Booker Dr. Gideon Adebisi Adegbile Mr. John A. Allen Jr. Ms. Mildred P. Carter Dr. Johnnie L. Cameron Mrs. Roslyn A. Johnson Mrs. Clarice W. Christian Mrs. Jean L. Copeland Mrs. Bertha S. Carter Mr. Thomas Lacy, Jr. Mrs. Jewel E. W. Davis Mr. Ernest Cornelius Davis Mrs. Linda L. Dupee–Clark Mrs. Veronica E. S. Minor Dr. Anderson J. Franklin Mr. Wallace Theole Ford, Jr. Mrs. Hilda Wilson Gray Mrs. Mary L. Nelson Ms. Ruth M. Jackson Mr. Edward C. Green Dr. Percy L. High Mrs. Janice Gail Owes Mrs. Marion P. Johns Ms. Carolyn W. Jacobs Mrs. Gloria Wright Johnathan Mr. Lawrence A. Owes Reverend David V. Mallory Mrs. Geraldine W. Johnson Dr. James R. Roebuck, Jr. Reverend James F. Shumake Ms. Marian Johnathan Martin Dr. James McCain Pastor Richard T. Ruffin, Sr. Mrs. Myra Parrish Smith Mr. Cornell L. Moore Mrs. Martha H. Nolley Mr. Carlton C. Stevens Mrs. Ora Brown Tilghman Mr. Warren Bruce Spraggins Mrs. Gwendolyn Pitts Mr. Harold A. Stills, Sr. Ms. Delsena Willis–Sammons Mrs. Jewel B. Turpin Mrs. Beth Yancey Reddick Reverend Wilbert D. Talley 1968—$16,190 Mrs. Helen L. Smith Mrs. Mildred V. Trent Anonymous Donor 1962—$8,085 Ms. Virginia H. Anderson Mrs. Mary M. Dow Touchstone Mr. August M. Walker *Mr. Daniel Battle Dr. Clenton A. Blount, Jr. Dr. Brenda Eunice Vaughan Mr. James A. White Reverend Dr. Charles F. Baugham Sr. Dr. Russell M. Busch Mr. Vernon L. Wildy Mr. Lester L. Williams Mrs. Glorious S. Bennett Ms. Viviene Cheek Mr. Robert B. Wilson Mrs. Janice Willingham Mrs. Lumaria R. Blakeney Mr. Kenneth B. Wright Mrs. Saundra C. Boatwright Mrs. Evelyn D. C. Cooper 1967—$28,179 Ms. Barbara C. Braxton Mr. Wendell T. Foster, Jr. 1965—$7,527 Dr. Alpheus Arrington, Jr. Ms. Valerie O. Griffin Anonymous Donor Mrs. Joyce Biggs Atkins Mrs. Carolyn C. Brown Dr. Gloria C. Grinnell Dr. Willie J. Banks, Jr. Mrs. Justine J. Baugham Ms. Mary E. Buckingham Ms. Edna L. Lindsay Mrs. Phyllis Eggleston–Brown Ms. Margie R. Booker Dr. Emmett C. Burns Jr. Mr. Winston A. Macon Mr. Christopher H. Evans Mrs. Virginia C. Cameron Ms. Catherine D. Dismukes Mr. John J. Nickens III Mrs. Jean E. Greene Dr. Mahlon D. Cannon Dr. Thomas H. Epps Jr. Mrs. Louise E. Smith Mrs. Audrey K. Hawkes Reverend Clifford B. Chambliss Jr. Mr. Vernon W. Gordon Mr. Richard H. White Mrs. Esther M. T. High Mr. Leonard Davis Jr. Reverend John S. Harris Mrs. Janice S. Lacy Dr. Ruth W. Epps Reverend Arthur M. Jones, Sr. 1963—$10,650 Mrs. Lillian J. Morris Mrs. Sybil J. Gilchrist Dr. Kenneth R. Milner Mrs. Patricia Gray Buckner Mrs. Audrey E. S. Rhone Mr. Elmer N. Carter Mr. Charles D. Patterson, Jr. Ms. Doretha E. Grant Mrs. Joyce B. Robinson Reverend Larry C. Green, Sr. Dr. Emmett L. Ridley Mr. Edward R. Hicks Mrs. Diane E. Roberts Ms. Jean A. Higginbotham Ms. Patricia K. Robinson Ms. Dolores R. Greene

58 | VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY ANNUAL REPORT 2019–2020 VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY ANNUAL REPORT 2019–2020 | 59 Reverend Reynolds Robinson, Sr. Ms. Mary J. Brown Dr. James W. Bynum Mr. Waverly Tillar, Jr. Mrs. Patricia P. Spence Ms. Rhona B. Brown Mrs. Jocelyn Holloway Dobbins Mrs. Geraldine Hunt Vaughn Ms. Claudia Stith Mrs. Alicia H. Carter Mrs. Patrese F. Hall Ms. Catherine Ann Vaughn Dr. Marion R. Tapscott Mrs. Janice C. Charity Mr. Charles E. Hester 1976—$6,482 Mrs. Jeanette Taylor Mr. Wilfred Chrichlow Mr. Willie L. Holt Major Lee James Bennett, Jr. Ms. Veora H. Waller Ms. Patricia B. Flannigan CSM James M. Johnson Minister Dorothy Hicks Bruce Mr. Marvin V. Willingham Mrs. Addie L. Hall–Scott Mrs. Linda W. Jones Sheryl E. Ellison–Blue Esq. Mrs. Page J. Hawk Mrs. Cynthia Denise B. Longshaw 1969—$19,641 Mr. Alan Jackson Foster Sr. Mrs. Cheryl P. Hawkins Mr. Jan T. Robinson Mrs. Barbara M. Banks–McNeil Ms. Johnetta Jones Mrs. Patricia E. Hicks Mr. Alexander Smith, Jr. Mr. Irvin Mallory Bey Attorney Ronald K. McRae, Esq. Mrs. Cecilia T. Johnson Mr. Donald Washington Mrs. Sherline M. Brickus Mrs. Margaret A. Munford Ms. LaMara R. Jones Mrs. Karen B. Wentt Ms. Janet Foster Britt Dr. Earl R. Perkins Mrs. Blanche H. Moore Ms. Yvonne D. Williams Ms. Joyce Byrd Cofield Ms. Maravia Annette Reid Mrs. Lena B. Morgan Ms. Mary J. Wood Mrs. Martha M. Boston Coleman Mr. Angress F. Scott, Jr. Mr. Willie R. Spence, Jr. Reverend Thurman O. Echols Jr. 1974—$10,125 Colonel Wally G. Vaughn, USAF Ms. Kathryn A. Strayhorn Mr. Gregory Edwards Sr. Mr. Byron M. Adkins Mrs. Vicki B. Washington Mrs. Jean M. Thornton Reverend Dr. Patricia A. Gould–Champ Cmdr. Willard B. Bolden CHC USN Mrs. Florence Theresa Vann–Baker 1977—$4,125 Ms. Connie R. Greene Ms. Glenda F. Bryant Mr. Hallot E. Watkins, Jr. Ms. Debra Benson Ms. Brenda A. Hamlin Mr. William L. Carter, Jr. Ms. Jacqueline Y. B. Woody Mr. Shelton Shuray Bethea Mrs. Gwendolyn H. Jackson Mrs. Jamiese S. Fuller Ms. Helen J. Brandley Mrs. Julia T. Lewis Mr. Donald Gentry 1972—$45,158 Ms. Naomi Fauntleroy Dr. Roland E. Moore Mr. Joseph Thaddeus Barnes Ms. Gloria M. Harrell Reverend Dr. Browlee Hailstock Jr. Mr. Richard F. Norwood Dr. Griselda Amy A. Bayton Mrs. Suzette T. Holt Ms. Merilyn J. Jackson Burgess Mrs. Patricia Parker Pitts Mr. Charles W. Brown Reverend John E. King, Jr. Reverend Alonza L. Lawrence Mrs. Jacqueline L. Roberts Reverend Marshall D. Burgess Reverend Dr. Martin G. McCain Mr. John W. Moore Mrs. Elizabeth C. Robinson Ms. Priscilla M. Copeland Ms. Donna J. Stewart Mrs. Pamela C. Parker Mrs. Cathy K. Tatum Ms. Doris Day Mr. Larry Donell Woodson Mr. Ronald A. Timmons Mrs. Marguerite M. Edons Mrs. Beverly Compton Wynn 1978—$9,490 Mrs. Carol H. Weaver Mrs. Alma A. Greer Mr. Carrol Eugene Zanders Reverend Denise G. Coleman Mr. Lloyd A. White Dr. Gahear F. Hamlor Mr. Preston B. Evans 1975—$11,682 Mrs. Gladys B. Williams Mrs. Loretta M. Kelly Dr. Aubrey P. Jones Dr. Paula Harmon Boone Mrs. Jannifer V. Woodson Dr. John W. Kinney Ms. Linda F. McDonald Mrs. Stephanie C. Burroughs–Saffold Mrs. Gayle Wright Littell Mrs. Mary Jane Miller 1970—$3,917 Ms. Gladys L. Cameron Mrs. Margaret M. Littlepage Reverend Carrington Parker, Jr. Ms. Winona L. Banks Mrs. Pamela Casey Mrs. Sandra Meyers–Coppin Mr. Lloyd W. Pettus Dr. Dorothy Morton Drake Mrs. June Ferguson Dorsey Mrs. Dorothy R. Norwood Attorney Dorthula H. Powell–Woodson Mr. Lawrence Hugh Everette Attorney Carol A. Grant Mr. Robert Winston Peay Ms. Rhapsody Renee Smith Ms. Moretta Y. Husband Mrs. Shelia Harris–Scott Mr. James A. Ross Ms. Valerie C. Smith Mrs. Mary C. Jenkins Mrs. Naomi L. Hodge–Muse Mrs. Phyllis E. Ross Dr. Cheryl G. Watkins The Honorable Dwight Clinton Jones Mr. Levonne E. Johnson, Sr. Mrs. Deborah R. Scott Mrs. Marian O. White Mr. Richard A. Lambert, Sr. Mr. Melvin H. R. Jones Mrs. Laura Thornton Wesley Mrs. Pamela F. Woods Mrs. Albersynia Quarles Ms. Renee’ LeMay Mrs. Linda G. Williams Mr. Cleveland Coleman Woodson III Reverend Harry Edward Mann 1979—$18,555 1973—$34,486 Mr. Taofeek A. Oshodi Ms. Lanett W. Brailey 1971—$13,555 Dr. Alvin A. Cleveland Sr. Dr. Doris Mallory Bey Mrs. Cynthia J. Bluford Mr. William H. Parker Dr. Donna M. Cox Mr. Ronald Bradford, Sr. Mrs. Theresa C. Brown Mrs. Sylvia D. Robinson Mrs. Brenda R. Bullock Ms. Vicki Smith–Miller Mrs. Sheila F. Harp Flowers

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Mrs. Roxanne Brown Harris Mrs. Althea Roberta Harris–Fuller Mr. Jeffrey Montgomery 1989—$1,659 Mr. Oliver Hart, Jr. Mrs. Olivia Darleen Hart Reverend Ora M. Peterson Anonymous Donor Mr. Harold J. Lloyd Reverend Ellen Bynum Johnson Dr. Angela Teresa Powell Mrs. Meloni T. Alexander Dr. Ray McKenzie Khalil W. Latif, Esq. Miss Vickie Lynn Walker Mrs. Patricia Ann Hounshall Dr. W. Franklyn Richardson Mr. Gerry McCants Mrs. Regina Jordan 1986—$3,875 Ms. Stephanie White Robinson Mr. Michael McCrimmon Ms. Robin LaNice Bradshaw Mrs. Robyn D. Liverpool Mrs. Johnsey Steppe–Parks Dr. Karen W. Merritt Ms. Deborah Denise Dawson Mrs. Robyn Poindexter Mr. Earl M. Turner Mr. Dennis Riddick, CSAC Mrs. Sheila T. Hamlin Mrs. LaVita D. Watts Mrs. Pearl W. White Ms. Earlisa Kim Roberts Ms. Redina J. Hembree 1990—$17,127 Ms. Trena L. Williams–Adams 1983—$9,549 Mr. Charles Carroll Lee III Mrs. Alberta M. Barrett Landreaux Ms. Demetrius Vanessa Windom Anonymous Donor Mr. Earl Thomas Mason, Jr. Mr. Reginald Bradley 1980 —$7,084 Mr. Toney Q. Cobb Ms. Susan Renee Perkins Reverend Juanita V. Coleman Ms. Deborah F. Adams Reverend Dr. William–Hazel Height Mr. John Milton Warren Ms. Doreen Ophelia Dixon Mrs. Sherry S. Edmonds–Clemons Dr. Howard W. Jones Dr. Lance D. Watson Mr. Earl Russell Duckett Dr. Katherine L. Everett Ms. Gina Renae McGuire Mr. Dennis Westbrook Mrs. Terri Audria Harmon Dr. Brian K. Fleming Mr. Darrell Eugene Menafee Mr. Joseph Brady Hill 1987—$4,705 Ms. Soraya Avis Gunnell Mr. Michael A. Newsome Dr. Roslyn M. Brock Mrs. Mary Agnes Johnson Colonel Robert D. Harrison Attorney N. Scott Phillips, Esq. Mr. Odell Ferrell Jr. Bishop Rudolph Waldo McKissick Reverend John W. Haynes Dr. Theron D. Williams, Sr. Ms. Carolyn C. Johnson Mrs. Cyresa Kaye Perkins Ms. Pearl Inez Johnson Dr. Jeffrey O’Neal Smith 1984—$3,479 Dr. Michelle K. McQueen–Williams Dr. Pamela Leigh–Mack Anonymous Donor Dr. Leo Whitaker Mr. James Arthur Turner, Jr. Mr. Richard Lee Tatem Reverend Milton L. Cox II Mrs. An’Jou C. White 1991—$597 Mr. Elwood W. Thomas, Jr. Mr. George Edwards Reverend Dr. Darrell K. White Mr. Brian Dennis Bullock 1981—$5,680 Mr. Milton Howze Mrs. Angelia Denise Miles 1988—$4,804 Anonymous Donor Ms. Kim Gale Hutchins Anonymous Donor Mr. Gilbert Leroy Robinson Mr. Alvin M. Anderson Mr. Paul L. Lewis Jr. Mr. Michael L. Bailey Mr. Terrance Nathaniel Wilson Mrs. Mary V. Corbett Mr. Sylvio Lynch Jr. Mr. Timothy Marcus Brown 1992—$5,186 Ms. Cynthia L. Giles–Parker Mr. Kenneth D. Mathis Reverend Lamont Duane Brown Dr. Jeffrey C. Ball Ms. Petrea T. Hicks Mr. G. Roland Richards, Jr. Ms. Pauline A. Byrd Ms. Keesa Nicole Fleming Mr. Roger E. McLaughlin Pastor Jackie W. Russell Ms. Onya J. Dildy Ms. Thomasine Michelle Jones Mr. Wendell F. Pete Reverend Kevin B. Weston Ms. Kristina M. Fripps Reverend James Van de Vere Jordan Ms. Hazel P. Simpson Mrs. Michele F. Winston CPA Mr. Alonzo Melton Hicks Mrs. Kimberly N. McKissick Dr. Sylvester T. Smith 1985—$5,652 Major General Mitchell Levi Kilgo Mr. Joseph A. Miller Mr. T. Roosevelt (Teddy) Williams, Jr. Ms. Constance Elice Alston Mrs. Wendy Baxter Lawrence Mr. Michael C. Oliver 1982—$4,512 Mrs. Paris L. Bostic Jones Ms. Angela Darlene Menefield Mr. Herbert O. Parham Ms. Candis Yvette Branch Reverend Daniel Lloyd Brown Dr. Robert A. Whitehead, Sr. Dr. Herbert Lee Ponder Dr. Malachia Brantley, Jr. Reverend Angelo V. Chatmon Mr. Solomon Ray Wilson Mr. Derman D. Spragg, Sr. Mr. LaMont Roland Clayton Mrs. Antoinette King Cheek Mr. Corey Terrelle Tinsley Mr. John M. Cyrus II Mr. Thomas Anthony Davis Reverend Dr. James E. Victor, Jr.

60 | VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY ANNUAL REPORT 2019–2020 VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY ANNUAL REPORT 2019–2020 | 61 1993—$26,826 Mrs. Wendy Pace Lewis Reverend Angela Bernetta Jones 2008—$3,142 Ms. Frankie D. Andrews Dr. Patrick M. Martin Mrs. Anissa E. Jones Ms. Sonje R. Calamese Reverend Cornelius E. Battle Minister Juan A. Shackelford Reverend Herbert Curtis Townes Mr. John Preston Coles Mrs. Michelle Benson–Dumas Miss Kendra G. Whindleton Dr. Shanta Marie Whitaker Mrs. Charmica Epps Harris Mr. Howard A. Brown Ms. Elaine Shavon Williams Reverend Lisa Renea Janes 1998—$914 Reverend Milton Andrew Fredrick II Reverend Antoine G. Britt Reverend (Dr.) Aidsand F. Wright–Riggins III Reverend Gloria Cureton Lucas Ms. Meredythe A. Gray Professor Ricky F. Parker Reverend Ricardo L. Brown 2003—$3,441 Mr. William Matthews Hairston Mrs. Kimberly Nakeisha Dublin Reverend Faye Cooper Reverend Martha J. Pittenger Reverend Dr. William Eric Jackson, Sr. Reverend Dr. Carla E. Lightfoot Reverend Queen T. Harris Reverend Inez Tuck Reverend Walter C. Johnson Reverend Melvin Elliott Morris Miss Felicia M. Johnson Reverend Regina Gail Young–Washington Mr. Keith Maurice Mayo Ms. Kristie Lynn White Dr. Donna R. Mack–Tatum 2009—$644 Mrs. Necole M. Parker Dr. Deborah Martin Reverend Maxine Cage Crenshaw Mr. Wesley Penn III 1999—$1,641 Dr. Carleitta L. Paige–Anderson Reverend Dr. R. Timothy Jones Ms. Tonya R. Scott–Hickman Anonymous Donor Ms. Demetria Simmons Elder Willie S. Moody Dr. Vernon C. Walton Reverend Earl B. Hall Mr. Saquan Jones Reverend Patricia Turner–Olds Dr. Michael L. Moore 1994—$922 Rev. Robert Rufus Kilby II Dr. Evans C. White, Jr. Professor Whitney Alana Parker Ms. Jamiel L. Charlton Mr. David Malcolm Preston Ms. Natalie Marie Meade 2004—$3,220 Reverend Joseph Alfred Fleming Ms. Erica Ross Reverend Sheila E. Bloomfield–Williams Reverend Melvin F. Shearin II Mr. Lloyd Nolan Fox Reverend Timothy S. Swan Reverend Dr. Gregory Howard 2010—$1,245 Reverend Paul Stewart Pleasants Reverend Juanita Bowman Tatum Ms. Maria D. James Reverend Corey B. Gibson Dr. Melva Lenise Sampson Dr. C. Diane Mosby Mr. Robert (Tres) Moore III Mr. Tyrone Scott 2000—$2,110 Mr. Rob Youngblood Mr. Cecil Tyrone Ricks Dr. William Marcus Small Reverend Arthur E. Anderson Mrs. Barbara Womack–Bradby Dr. Bancroft F. Greene 2005—$305 1995—$1,547 Reverend Earl S. King, Jr. Ms. Valerie S. Knight Reverend Janet L. Wynn Pastor Selwyn Q. Bachus Ms. B. Aya Ofunniyin Mrs. Cherese C. Parker–Freeman 2011—$3,455 Mrs. Kathryn A. Bentley–Martin Mr. Khalif Sabree Stripling Mr. Ronald A Washington II Mr. KiDeem T. Frierson Mr. Reginald L. Bottom Mr. Jonathan Bernard Webb Reverend David James Miller Ms. Kimberly D. Braxton 2006—$625 Mrs. Kourtney Janee Whitehead Mr. Shawn Kwame Parris Dr. LaVerne J. Briggs Reverend Dr. Proctor N. Beard Reverend Ciarra Smith–Bond Mr. Cory Devance Durham 2001—$2,125 Mr. Ralph E. Brown, Jr. Minister Bobbie C. Tate Miss Elizabeth Jones Dr. Adam L. Bond Reverend Dr. Marlene V. Fuller Dr. Charles R. Whitfield Mr. Myron Lamar Knox Ms. Deborah Jean Cannady Reverend Willis Austin Funn Bishop Melvin Williams, Jr. Reverend AEarl Parker Miss Adenike Alaka Cumberland Reverend Robert Lee Smith Dr. Shaun Dallas Dance Mrs. Keisha Hagwood Walker 2007—$1,835 2012—$500 Mr. William B. Holmes, Jr. Reverend Ritta M. Armstead Mr. Ryan Anthony Bell 1996—$2,297 Reverend Debora K. Logan Reverend James E. Boney Reverend Dr. Eric Jason Gill Mrs. Queen M. Harris Reverend Dr. Sharon S. Riley Ms. Alisha C. Burnett Pastor Russell Lloyd Harris Mr. Carlos A. Hutcherson Reverend Charlene Mills Watkins Miss Shelli L. Cumber Reverend Joshua L. Mitchell Dr. Kelvin C. James Miss Nakia Monique Womack Ms. Shirelle K. Dowe 2013—$1,560 Ms. Janara N. Jones Mrs. Janiel Evette Youngblood Mr. Guerlain G. Paul Reverend Lolita L. Hickman Mr. Adonijah J. Delancy 2002—$2,155 Reverend Charles E. Howell Mr. James Robert Fernandez 1997—$4,812 Mrs. Tamica Shantae Epps Reverend Jarryl A. Jenkins Reverend Helen Denise Gilbert Dr. Willis L. Barnett Dr. Sharon Woodson Garlington Mr. Joachin N. Okonkwo Reverend Ronald Lee Hardy Ms. Lauretta Byers Dr. Eboni E. Haynes Reverend Dr. Penni B. Sweetenburg–Lee Elder Yvonn Milland Hardy Professor Stephen C. Finley PhD Ms. Vanessa Yamica Johnson Reverend Rachel Taylor Satterfield Mr. Charles Andrew Fordham Jr.

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Reverend Sheryl Holland Smith Mr. Roye L. Love Ms. Beryl Jackson Mrs. Fayesha Cousins Dr. Carleitta L. Paige–Anderson, ‘03 Reverend Dr. Akeem Walker Reverend Marco D. McNeil Mr. Anthony Jones Ms. Pamela H. Cox Mrs. Cheryl Richardson Reverend Brian Anthony Walker Reverend Carver DuBois Pace Mr. Kirk and Mrs. Beverly Kirby Dr. Robin Davis Mr. Mycah Richardson Reverend Lewis Nathaniel Watson Reverend Douglas D. Riley Mr. Jerome Legions, Jr. Ms. Doreen Ophelia Dixon, ‘90 Dr. Ted L. Ritter Mr. Tyrue Williams Mrs. Ayasha N. Sledge Mr. Curtis Lopes Mrs. Tamica Shantae Epps, ‘02 Mr. Freddie Robinson Reverend Olanda Sevoy Tolliver Mr. Derrick McLaughlin Dr. Dorothy N. Eseonu Mr. Harrison Rogers 2014—$600 Reverend Dr. Melvin Cotton, Jr. Bishop Todd B. Winston Mr. Rakeem Mosey Mr. Dominique Fowler Mr. Dwight Sanchez Mr. Leon Prather Mr. Jerome Furtado, ‘16 Dr. Boykin Sanders Miss Danasha A. Edwards 2018—$614 Reverend Marvin L. Gilliam, Jr. Anonymous Donor Mr. Leonard Robinson Dr. Kimberly Gaiters–White Ms. Tonya R. Scott–Hickman, ‘93 Reverend LaFaye E. Grooms Reverend Dr. Tony Warren Barr Mr. Rashad Rodgers Dr. NC Garris–Watson Mr. Carl W. Shiles Reverend Terry D. Lee Mr. Jamaar Jones Ms. Keisha Rogers Ms. LaRae Chantel Gilliard, ‘17 Mrs. Ayasha N. Sledge, ‘17 Reverend Barbara B. Miller Ms. Jasmine L. McLaurin Mr. Kevin Smith Dr. Joy P. Goodrich Dr. Sylvester T. Smith, ‘81 Reverend Gwendolyn F. Patterson Reverend Lavon Snyder Mr. David E. Gordon Reverend Sheryl Holland Smith, ‘13 2015—$605 Pastor Derrick L. Peterson Mr. Jeffrey Tarpley Reverend Dr. Patricia A. Gould–Champ, ‘69 Ms. Jeanette Stephens Anonymous Donor Mr. Charles B. Walker Ms. Ida Henry Mr. Joseph D. Taylor Mr. Kendrick B. Anderson Ms. Jaeda Monique Reames Pastor Cedric D. Rouson Ms. Nicole Washington Reverend Dr. Gregory Howard, ‘04 Dr. Haiu Teju Mr. Wesley Arthur Mr. Corey Whisnant Ms. Francine A. Jackson Chief Clarella Thomas Ms. Faith Kenia Barbour 2019—$2,602 Mr. Lavon Williams Miss Robin L. Jefferson Dr. Robert Wafawanaka Ms. Dionne T. Greenhill Anonymous Donor Mr. Willie Williams II Dr. Wilbert L. Jenkins Ms. Kristie Lynn White, ‘98 Ms. Renesha Tamara Johnson Reverend Bobby Claiborne Ms. Michelle Williams Miss Felicia M. Johnson, ‘03 Mrs. Esther White Reverend Pernell J. Johnson Reverend Kevin Hart, Sr. Mr. Harvey Woodson Ms. Renesha Tamara Johnson, ‘15 Ms. Margaret Williams Ms. Carolyn L. Jones Mr. Simeon V. Hicks Mrs. Joslyn W. Jolley Dr. Lisa Winn Bryan Minister Paula Christine McMillan Ms. Bianca Mariner Mrs. Ida L. Jones Ms. Debra Young Mr. Jamon K. Phenix Mr. James Junot Dr. Hasan Ziaie 2016—$3,406 FACULTY AND STAFF Elder Alfrides Brandon Jr. Mr. Navelle Lamonte’ Watkins Dr. Yung Suk S. Kim Ms. Deborah G. Alston Mr. Avon Pernell Bryant Dr. John W. Kinney, ‘72 2020—$65 Ms. Faith Kenia Barbour, ‘15 Dr. Mary Edosomwan Mr. Emmanuel Antwi Mr. Gregory Lewis Dr. Willis L. Barnett, ‘97 ESTATES AND BEQUESTS Mr. Malcolm Alexander Frazier Mr. Kayvon Hill Ms. Jocelyn N. Logan Dr. Darius Beechaum C. Herbert Marshall Trust Mrs. Alice M. Freeman Minister Lance D. Watson, Jr Dr. Hakim J. Lucas Dr. Ingrid Bircann–Barkey Estate of Alvolston Taylor Mr. Jerome Furtado Ms. Bianca Mariner, ‘19 No Class Year—$3,729 Dr. Earl L. Bledsoe Estate of Clara N. McCreary, ‘41 Mr. Alton Hart Dr. Deborah Martin, ‘03 Reverend Fred Boddie Dr. Adam L. Bond, ‘01 Estate of Debbie Arleen Anderson Ms. Veverly Yvonne Holmes Mr. Brock Mayers Mr. Quan Carr Dr. Delta R. Bowers Estate of Dr. Percy Jones ‘61 Mr. Devel S. Miles Mrs. Kendra Mayers Ms. Ivory Desiree Mr. Ralph E. Brown, Jr., ‘06 Estate of Fred Jacks, Jr., ‘56 Mr. Daequan Lester Porteous Ms. Linda F. McDonald, ‘78 Dr. Mark Dickerson Mrs. Patricia J. Brunson Estate of James H. Robinson Mrs. Edwina C. Richmond Ms. Kiara McGowan–Powell Dr. Antwain Tate Goode Mr. Brian Dennis Bullock, ‘91 Estate of Jerry Crews, Jr., ‘88 Pastor Michael Lynn Sessoms Dr. Ray McKenzie, ‘79 Mr. Pierre L. Greene Mr. Maurice Campbell Estate of Lorraine Driver–Christian, ‘55 Ms. Sebrenna Renay Whitlock Mrs. Lenora M. Miller Mr. Wayne Hairston Reverend Angelo V. Chatmon, ‘85 Mr. Kelvin Mines, Jr. Estate of Marlene C. Browne, ‘61 2017—$1,030 Mr. Pierre Hammond Reverend Denise G. Coleman, ‘78 Dr. Lisa T. Moon Estate of Wilbert F. “Skip” Foster, ‘39 Ms. LaRae Chantel Gilliard Mr. Matthew L. Howard Mr. Brad Comer Dr. Emmanuel U. Onyedike Estate of William Edwards, ‘59

62 | VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY ANNUAL REPORT 2019–2020 VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY ANNUAL REPORT 2019–2020 | 63 Estate of Willie Henderson –Ms. Sandra Napper Ms. Ada Foster Fisher Mr. Dwayne L. Logan Mrs. Elaine M. Ragland Jennie Lee Brown Trust –Ms. Judith Roberts –Mr. Wendell T. Foster, Jr. –Conetec –Mrs. Phebe M. Kirkman –Ms. Rose Roberson Mr. George Floyd Dr. Edward D. McCreary –Michael & Susan Hershfield –Ms. Dena Rosenkrantz –Anonymous –Estate of Clara N. McCreary, ‘41 Mrs. Thelma E. M. Robinson –Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Shorte –Henrico Chapter – National Epicureans GIFTS RECEIVED IN MEMORY OF –St. Phillips Episcopal Church, St. Mary’s Mr. Richard W. and Mrs. Geraldine B. Mrs. Betty M. Mickens Ms. Emily Pierre Baskerville Guild Foster –Mr. Dale Torrence Mrs. Ruby N. Rogers –Ms. Petra T. Hicks –Ms. Janet Foster Britt –Ms. Drema Turner Mrs. LaVerne Mills Anonymous Mr. James A. Barrett –Ms. Everene Turner Ms. Janet M. Hall–Lane –Mrs. Cordelia P. Sims Mr. James A. Ryan –Mrs. Deborah R. Scott –Mrs. Karen B. Wentt –Anonymous –Mrs. Vera Puryear Ryan –Ms. Laura Wesley Ms. Sandra T. Mitchell Mr. Lloyd E. Bradley Dr. Thomas H. Henderson –Living The Dream, Inc. Reverend Cessar L. Scott –Ms. Kathy Bradley–Wells Ms. Patricia Carson –Ms. Tommyzee Henderson Suggs –Children’s Home of Virginia Baptist –Anonymous Mr. George Newsome Mrs. Lois E. H. Brown Mr. Douglas Mac A. James –Ms. Deborah G. Alston Ms. Elizabeth Bonnar W. Smith –Mrs. Gwelda Adkins Dr. Wesley B. Carter –Ms. Maria D. James –Ms. Frankie D. Andrews –Mr. & Mrs. Alwyn Wootten –Best-In-Class Education Center –Ms. Cynthia G. Briley –Mr. Ken and Mrs. Eileen Brown Mr. Linwood R. Johnson Mr. Thomas E. Smith –Ms. Sandy Lamy –Dr. and Mrs. Elwood Boone, Jr. –Ms. Kimberly D. Braxton –Mrs. Louise M. Johnson –Ms. Teresa Jenkins –Mr. Sylvan Miles –Dr. Sampson and Dr. Lizzie Harrell –Ms. Ronda Cain –Mrs. Tiana Richard –Merry Moderns Pinochle Club Mr. Oliver Johnson –Mr. Thomas Dickerson Ms. Barbara Smith–Briggs –Ms. Tanisha Welch –Dr. Vivian W. Pinn –Jamie Roane –Mr. Dominique Fowler –Anonymous –The Honorable Mozell Booker –Zion Church Men’s Small Group Bro. Eugene Kinckle Jones, 1905, Founder, –Ms. Mary A. Gordon Mr. Charles C. Spruill –Old Dominion Medical Society Mrs. Marjorie D. Brown Gamma Chapter, –Ms. Penny Gregory –Ms. Naomi Fauntleroy –Mrs. Yvonne Simmons Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. –Mr. John H. Gayle –Dr. Linwood Jacobs Mrs. Bessie J. Taliaferro Mr. McCommodore Charles –Mr. Emmanuel Antwi –Mr. Darryl & Dr. Eboni E. Haynes Mrs. Mary H. Brown –Mr. & Mrs. Lilton Taliaferro –Anonymous –Mr. Ryan Anthony Bell –Ms. Kim Gale Hutchins –Ms. Edwin Bassett –Ms. Veverly Yvonne Holmes Dr. Leo C. Wagner –Ms. Harold and Mrs. Jean Brodie Mr. Earl Cole –Mr. Quan Carr –Mr. James Harvey –Elis Olsson Memorial Foundation –Mr. Eugene Cole, Jr. –Mr. Curtis Lopes –Ms. Glenda Bryant –Mr. Joseph Brady Hill –Mr. Devel S. Miles Mr. Robert A. Walker / Dr. Drew –Mrs. Alicia Carter Dr. Dorothy N. Cowling –Mrs. Shelia Harris–Scott –Ms. Michele Chiocca –Mr. Daequan Porteous –Mr. Wallace Theole Ford, Jr. –Dr. Griselda Amy A. Bayton –Minister Juan A. Shackelford –Minister Paula Jennings –Mrs. A. Lizabeth Crowe Mrs. Eileen G. Whitlock Ms. Mildred H. Cox –Mr. Khalif Sabree Stripling –Mrs. Cecilia T. Johnson –Ms. Frances Curry –Mrs. Paris L. Bostic Jones –Anonymous –Ms. Doris Day – Ms. Jane Johnston –Mr. G. Roland Richards, Jr. –Mr. Ronald A Washington II –Ms. Marian Johnathan Martin –Ms. Linda Whitlock–Brown –Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Chesterfield Mr. Steven Crockett –Mr. Michael A. Newsome Ms. Marialice B. Williams Alumnae –Mr. Carlos A. Hutcherson Mrs. Evelyn S. Jones –Mr. Frederick N. Pinkston –Durham Chapter of National Epicureans –Mr. Ronald S. Robinson –Mr. Stuart Marshall Bloch Mr. William “Dill” Dillon –Ms. Kimberly W. Perry –Ms. Connie Ford –Ms. Lynn C. French Dr. Miles J. Jones –Professor Ricky F. Parker –Ms. Brinda George –Mr. Michael L. Bailey –Ms. Jane Johnston –Dr. Calvin Anthony Durham –Mrs. Albersynia Quarles –Mr. Richard F. and Mrs. Justine M. Kingham –Mrs. Phenie Golatt Mr. Vincent C. Eley –VUU National Alumni Association Mrs. Brenda L. Kemp –Dr. and Mrs. Sander H. Mendelson –Mrs. Cheryl Hawkins –Mr. Bishop Frazier –Miss Vickie Lynn Walker –Henrico Chapter – National Epicureans –Ms. Johnetta Jones –Ms. Lanett W. Brailey –Mrs. Catherine L. Mills –Mr. James & Mrs. Pamela F. Woods –Dr. Vivian W. Pinn –Ms. Valerie Holder –Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. Dr. Ramsey Kleff –Mrs. An’Jou C. White –Dr. Jeanne C. Sinkford –Ms. Jennifer Jones –Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Zeta Chapter –Mr. and Mrs. Arthur B. Gunlicks –Ms. Yvonne D. Williams –Mr. Clifton McClenney –The Stacy and Tyrone Scott Foundation –Dr. Peter C. Schultz Ms. Frances Lockamy –Mrs. Linda G. Williams –Dr. Alethia L. Spraggins –Ms. Michelle McQueen Mr. Hester Fair –Mrs. Cheyenne Moss –Mr. Robert Lockamy II Mr. Frank G. Pinkston “Richmond 34” –Ms. Gail West –Mr. Jonathan Fair –Mrs. Patricia Myers –Mr. Frederick N. Pinkston

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Mr. Thomas H. Winfield Coach Moses Golatt Ms. Monica S. Sadler –Ms. Gloria Kelly –Ms. Dianne Wilson –Mr. & Mrs. William Hamilton Mr. Wistar M. Withers Mrs. Barbara R. Grey Mrs. Tommyzee H. Suggs –VUU Central Virginia Alumni Chapter –Mrs. Ann F. Oppenhimer –Mrs. Mary Laverne Wright Miner Ms. Pamela S. Wood Dr. Norma Goode and Ms. Sarah Hood Rev. Sandra Taylor–Smith –Ms. Ayanna Moore –Anonymous Deacon Toney Walker, Sr. –Mrs. Mary Laverne Wright Miner Dr. Andre O. Hudson, ‘00, Past President, –Divine Revelation Baptist Church Mr. Julius Woods Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Gamma The Honorable L. Douglas Wilder –Mrs. Regina Jordan Chapter –The Honorable Justin Fairfax Virginia Union University is indebted to the many investors –Mr. Rob “YB” Youngblood Mrs. Barbara J. Yancey Mrs. Gladys B. Williams, Class of 1969 who have so graciously generated support during –The Honorable Mozell H. Booker Juneteenth –Ms. Leslie Stevenson –Dr. and Mrs. Elbert L. Cox, Sr. –Mr. James Lewis –Mrs. Gladys B. Williams the fiscal year 2019–2020. It is with great pleasure –Ms. Elsie Hamler Dr. John W. Kinney Mr. Lester L. Williams, Class of 1966 that the University recognizes and thanks those who –Miami Chapter of The Girlfriends, Inc. –Reverend Bobby Claiborne –Ms. Leslie Stevenson –Ms. Leslie Pryor made financial commitments during the year. While –Professor Stephen C. Finley PhD –Mr. Lester L. Williams –Mr. and Mrs. Leo Pender –Dr. Richard N. and Mrs. Margaret K. Soulen every effort has been made to ensure accuracy of our –Mrs. Beth Williams Pryor Mr. Edward Wright –Mr. Peter and Mrs. Patricia Vaughan Mr. Gregory McCallum –Mrs. Mary Laverne Wright Miner investor lists, unfortunately errors or omissions in the –Mr. Dwayne Brown Mr. James T. Young Zeta Chapter, Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. report may have occurred. –Mrs. Kimberly Nakeisha Dublin –Ms. Jane Johnston –Dr. & Mrs. Timothy Silver –Mr. Darryl & Dr. Eboni E. Haynes –Mr. Josiah Hamilton We greatly appreciate the generosity of our supporters –Reverend Ronald Lee hardy and apologize for any inaccuracies in this publication. GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF –Mrs. Mary Agnes Johnson We would appreciate having any errors brought to –Mrs. Cyresa Kaye Perkins Class of 1964 –Mr. Charles Richardson, Jr. our attention. –Mrs. Helen L. Smith –Mr. Gilbert Leroy Robinson Class of 1986 –Ms. Stephanie White Robinson Please contact the Division of Institutional Advancement –Ms. Deborah Denise Dawson –Mr. Vincent and Mrs. Karen Ward –Mrs. Keisha Hagwood Walker at (804) 342-3938 or via email at [email protected]. Class of 2020 –Anonymous Richmond 34 –Dr. Anderson J. Franklin Mrs. Joyce W. Baden Mrs. Mary Laverne Wright Miner Ms. Diane D. Rocha –Mr. Keir Rocha Mr. Tyler Baptiste –Ms. Trudie Baptiste Mr. Pettigrew R. Royal –Mr. Brandon Royal Mr. John S. Chillum –Designed By Anne, LLC

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