EXCELLENCE IN FOCUS ANNUAL REPORT 2017–18 Contents 1 A Message from 12 Sustainability 20 Athletics President Breaux Leading the Way to Sustainability Bulldog Athletes Ascend to New Heights 2 Academics & Research 13 Faculty & Staff Achievements Building the Cybersecurity Celebrating VR Expert for 22 Philanthropy Leaders of Tomorrow Research Success Building a BSU Legacy Research Holds Promise for Selected for Prestigious World Health Leadership Program 26 Donors Growing the Pipeline to 41 Financials Opportunity 16 Student Achievements Sources of Revenue BSU Team Showcases Wildfire 8 Entrepreneurship Detection Invention Operating Expenses Student Businesses High-Tech Innovation Helps Emerge from Students Win Second Place 43 Administration Entrepreneurship Academy

10 New President President Breaux Shares Her Vision A Message from President Breaux As I reflect on my first year at Bowie State University, I am filled with much gratitude and appreciation for the privilege to serve as your 10th president. The historic presidential inauguration brought together faculty, staff, students, alumni and friends to celebrate a new era at Bowie State University. The week of activities helped spread the vision for the future of the university.

The year marked a time of change in many ways. A campus-wide strategic planning process was completed and now guides our way toward the Racing to Excellence priorities of academic excellence, student success and long-term viability of the institution. We continued to achieve record high enrollment, and our quality educational experience led to recognition as one of the nation’s top 30 HBCUs by U.S. News & World Report and BestColleges.com, which ranked BSU #3. We worked to reconstitute a dynamic senior leadership team and to enhance transparency and broad participation in building the foundation for the future of the university, including returning commencement to the campus.

In the pages that follow, you will read about the academic and research accomplishments in cybersecurity, natural sciences and education that are helping BSU to build new partnerships to provide deep learning experiences for our diverse learners. The distinctive quality of our faculty and staff in many disciplines is highlighted by their numerous honors and leadership activities. Our students continued to shine in regional and national arenas with achievements in research, arts and science competitions, while our student- athletes set new records on the playing fields, including the football, women’s bowling and women’s basketball teams. These are just a few examples of the outstanding works of so many members of our BSU community.

We have made great strides to transform our institution by restructuring some divisions to better support 21st century learners. Our alumni and friends have been great partners in this effort. More alumni made valuable contributions to grow the university’s endowments, and establish new ones, to help sustain resources for generations to come. The Racing to Excellence Endowed Scholarship, established in honor of my late father, reached over $100,000 in new donations from our BSU community and friends.

I thank each of the faculty, staff, students, alumni and friends for all that you do as we forge a new path to connect BSU with the larger local, regional and global community with student success at the center of our work.

Aminta H. Breaux President

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POINT OF PRIDE

Dr. Weifeng Xu (left), BSU associate professor and Bowie State University is one of the top five Maryland software security expert, leads the development institutions graduating the most African Americans with of a simulator to teach cybersecurity concepts, with a research team of faculty and students that bachelor’s degrees in biology and technology fields. includes Ayodele Hammed-Shobayo (center) and Ruth Agada (right).

2 BOWIE STATE UNIVERSITY | ANNUAL REPORT 2017–18 BACK TO TABLE OF CONTENTS ACADEMICS & RESEARCH Building the Cybersecurity Leaders of Tomorrow As the threat of cybercrimes rises worldwide, the demand for cybersecurity professionals is rapidly growing. To help meet that vital need, BSU is expanding its already strong capacity to prepare students for cybersecurity careers.

The newly established Department of Technology a research team led by computer science faculty and Security, which houses the computer technology member Dr. Weifeng Xu is developing an interactive major, will help open more opportunities for funding cybersecurity simulator to teach students how to to enhance academic and hands-on experiences. BSU combat real-world threats. has long had the University System of Maryland’s only Students already can tackle real-world issues in a new computer technology program. The BSU difference is that internship program called the Bowie Applied Technology “everybody else has information technology. We’re on Training Laboratory Experience (BATTLE). In summer the computing side,” said the new department’s founding 2018, 16 computer technology majors completed chairperson, Dr. Lethia Jackson. “Our students were interactive case studies directed by Dr. Clarence Ray. learning how to build a network from scratch. We realized that we already actually had a cybersecurity program.” Because of hands-on opportunities like BATTLE, Bowie students are being hired immediately for high-paying New grants, like the $2.5 million in annual state jobs. “There is a big call for diversity inclusion in funding for the new Cyber Warrior Diversity Program computer technology,” said Dr. Jackson. “Bowie does for Maryland HBCUs, will enable the university to add that. Now we can play on the field with the big boys.” valuable hands-on learning programs. In addition, using a $400,000 National Science Foundation grant,

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New research to discover cures for some of the world’s most pressing health problems is raising Bowie State’s profile as a hub for bioscience innovation. Science faculty working in the new Center for Natural Sciences, Mathematics and Nursing are helping to advance Bowie State’s role in Maryland’s growing biotechnology industry.

Dr. Eric Bonsu is partnering with a biotech company on a treatment for pancreatic cancer, projected to be the second leading cause of cancer-related deaths in the U.S. by 2020. He is exploring the use of DNA immunotherapy to recognize tumors and destroy cancer cells. In another BSU lab, Dr. Kari Debbink is working to identify vaccine targets for noroviruses that cause vomiting and diarrhea. Her research also may help forecast animal-borne viruses that might infect humans.

The potential for BSU students and human health is exciting. “It is significant that this revolutionary work on pancreatic cancer therapies is taking place at a university of our size,” said Dr. Bonsu. “Our students have access to scientists who are innovators in their fields and work on solutions to real-world challenges.”

Two university researchers are combining chemistry and genetics to find cures for conditions that affect more than 300 million people worldwide. Drs. Lucia Santacruz and Bradford Braden, in collaboration with Visiting Professor Raul Cachau from the Frederick National Laboratory for Cancer Research, are researching ways to predict and prevent conditions that cause intellectual and behavior disabilities, such as autism.

“With the help of our partners and visiting faculty, Bowie State is positioned to become a leader in drug discovery in the state of Maryland,” said Dr. Santacruz.

Dr. Kari Debbink is one of several natural sciences professors whose research in drug discovery is establishing Bowie State as a center of bioscience innovation.

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Partnership Widens Reach of Business Program In partnership with Laurel College Center and two community colleges, Bowie State is making its business administration program available to more students in the region. Students pursuing associate degrees at Prince George’s and Howard Community Colleges will be able to take courses toward a BSU bachelor’s degree in business administration at the Center.

The College of Business is a hub for entrepreneurs and home to Maryland’s first business incubator at an HBCU. BSU graduates are highly recruited by the region’s top employers.

President Breaux (center), along with EPA Prepares Students for Federal Careers Dr. Charlene Dukes (left), president of Prince More Bowie State students will get expert preparation George’s Community College, and Dr. Kathleen Hetherington (right), president of for federal jobs in a program designed to diversify the Howard Community College government workforce. A new five-year agreement between Bowie State and the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) expands an existing collaboration that gives students educational and practical experiences to help them succeed in federal careers. Students from all academic areas, including education, criminal justice and nursing, will be able to shadow EPA scientists, connect with agency mentors and hear from policy experts in campus-based forums and classes.

(from left to right) EPA Mid-Atlantic Regional Administrator Cosmo Servidio, Maryland Deputy Secretary of Agriculture Julianne Oberg, Maryland Secretary of the Environment Ben Grumbles and President Breaux

5 BOWIE STATE UNIVERSITY | ANNUAL REPORT 2017–18 BACK TO TABLE OF CONTENTS ACADEMICS & RESEARCH Growing the Pipeline to Opportunity Better educational support for minority In another collaboration, funded by the students may help increase their chances National Science Foundation, BSU’s for success in careers where they have Dr. Julius Davis is working with a been underrepresented. Morgan State University researcher to uncover new ways to inspire more black That’s why BSU has teamed up with the males to pursue careers in engineering University of Maryland, College Park and technology. to prepare minority undergraduates to become educational researchers by The programs promise to reach well establishing the Research Institute for beyond the campus, says Dr. Lynne Long, Scholars in Education (RISE), co-led by chair of the Department of Teaching, BSU’s Dr. William Drakeford. Funded Learning and Professional Development. by a $1.1 million U.S. Department of “We are the linkage to the community Education grant, RISE mentors up to 48 and to the nation and, actually, to the juniors from diverse backgrounds to lay world. We are directly linked to K through the foundation for future doctoral study 12, whether for students coming to Bowie in education. State or teachers already in classrooms. This research will impact their teaching and how they support student learning.”

Streaming to the World With help from Radio One, the nation’s largest urban radio network, the new state- of-the-art WBSU Bulldog Radio is now online for all to hear. Streamed from the Department of Communications website and through a mobile app, WBSU gives students opportunities to produce their own shows and hone broadcasting skills. Says Dr. Otis Thomas, chair of the Department of Communications, “It is a dream come true. We have been working diligently to open a first-class, student-operated radio station.”

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7 BOWIE STATE UNIVERSITY | ANNUAL REPORT 2017–18 BACK TO TABLE OF CONTENTS ENTREPRENEURSHIP Student Businesses Emerge from Entrepreneurship Academy Entrepreneurship is the way of the future for students in every discipline. To share the exciting possibilities ahead with all students, BSU has elevated the Entrepreneurship Academy to a university-wide program by making it a special initiative of the Office of the Provost.

“We're developing entrepreneurship capacities and events, where they can win cash prizes and get feedback fostering the creation of ideas and new enterprises from seasoned entrepreneurs and investors. Four among our students,” said Johnetta Hardy, executive BSU students from the Entrepreneurship Academy director of the academy. “We’re helping them move swept top honors in the 2018 regional NextGen Plus ideas into action, giving them that extra edge.” Entrepreneurship Competition in College Park.

In the academy’s first-ever Summer Launch Program BSU also has joined the University of the District in 2018, eight students explored how to take an idea to Columbia, Morgan State and corporate sponsors the next level. As part of the Summer Undergraduate in a new entrepreneurship scholarship program Research Institute (SURI), the program paired students and training institute. with faculty mentors who helped them conduct market “Entrepreneurship is a career,” said Hardy. “We're research, develop business plans, and in some cases, providing our students with another option in start new companies — all within nine weeks. workforce development that is so important Students learn to pitch their ideas in events like the BSU to succeed in this global economy.” Idea Competition and other collegiate and regional

POINT OF PRIDE Bowie State University’s Entrepreneurship Academy launched four student businesses in 2018.

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Richard Foster and Maris Screen are the student entrepreneurs behind Student City Suds, a full-service laundry company, which is one of four businesses to emerge from the BSU Entrepreneurship Academy’s Summer Launch program.

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President Breaux Shares Her Vision President Aminta H. Breaux believes Bowie State and the community working together will lead to excellence for all. In her first year as BSU’s tenth, and first female, president, Dr. Breaux has met with alumni, spoken with elected officials and accepted new community leadership roles, all while sharing her Racing to Excellence vision for the university.

Dr. Breaux is advancing the university’s mission to skilled workforce. She joined University of Maryland, make quality higher education accessible to all by College Park, President Wallace Loh in Annapolis to creating new partnerships, locally and globally. Since celebrate the display of a Unity Mural created by BSU she arrived on campus, Dr. Breaux was appointed by and UMD art students. Dr. Breaux also engaged in a Maryland Governor Larry Hogan to the Governor’s flurry of high-profile media interviews and speaking P-20 Leadership Council of Maryland, which looks engagements, where she shared her vision of BSU at ways to improve education and create a highly excellence with the broader community.

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Hundreds of dignitaries, university community members and friends, including University of System Chancellor Robert Caret (left), celebrate the inauguration of Dr. Breaux as Bowie State University’s 10th and first female president.

As part of Inauguration Week visits to local schools, President Breaux reads aloud to a class at Whitehall Elementary School.

During her first few months as president, Dr. Breaux participated in several appearances in local, regional and national news media, including a live interview with Fox 5 DC for the station’s College Tour.

To celebrate the importance of diversity and inclusion, President Breaux joined University of Maryland President Wallace Loh to honor arts students and faculty from both institutions who created a Unity Mural, which was on public display at the Maryland House of Delegates Office Building in Annapolis.

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Leading the Way to Sustainability Bowie State took a big step toward campus sustainability by installing a solar power system that produces nearly 10 percent of the university’s energy needs. BSU is now one of the nation’s few universities to use energy from a solar power system constructed completely on its own campus.

With a $150,000 grant from the Maryland Energy homes. The system is distributed around campus, with Administration, the university partnered with WGL a solar canopy in the parking lot behind the James E. Energy to install solar panels across the campus to form Proctor Jr. Building, rooftop solar panels on Thurgood a 1.6-megawatt power system. WGL Energy owns and Marshall Library and the Leonidas S. James Physical operates the system, and the university pays for the Education Complex, and a site near the Bulldog Stadium electricity produced. field. Adding to the university’s efforts to reduce its carbon footprint, two charging stations for electric The solar array generates about 2 million kilowatt hours vehicles were installed under the solar canopy. annually, the equivalent of what it takes to power 2,000

12 BOWIE STATE UNIVERSITY | ANNUAL REPORT 2017–18 BACK TO TABLE OF CONTENTS FACULTY & STAFF ACHIEVEMENTS Celebrating VR Expert for Research Success A tireless researcher, creative educator application for emergency response and virtual reality expert, Associate during evacuation. Professor of Computer Science Sharad His students regularly present at research Sharma was one of a group of University conferences hosted by leading science System of Maryland faculty recognized organizations, including the National for excellence in scholarship, research or Science Foundation, and Dr. Sharma is creative activity. invited to speak at numerous research and He has made significant contributions scholarly meetings. in the growing field of virtual reality and “Dr. Sharma’s impressive body of has spearheaded research in software scholarship is a superior example of engineering and multi-agent systems. achievement in research,” said President As director of Bowie State’s Virtual Aminta H. Breaux. “He cares about Reality Laboratory, Dr. Sharma introduces striving for excellence in research not students to virtual reality hardware only for himself, but also for students.” and software. He and his students have developed a mobile augmented reality Selected for Prestigious Leadership Program Dr. Kimetta R. Hairston, curriculum and campuses. She also will be assigned to instruction specialist in the College of another higher education institution, Education, was chosen for a prestigious where she will observe and work with national program that prepares faculty the president and other senior officers, and staff for leadership roles. attend decision-making meetings and focus on issues of interest. Hairston is one of only 45 people nationwide chosen to take part in the “Dr. Hairston is a proven leader with 2018–19 American Council on Education outstanding intellect and character,” (ACE) Fellows program. said President Aminta H. Breaux. “Her strong educational background, set of As an ACE Fellow, Hairston is a member experiences, disposition, and passion of a peer leadership network that will give will be further enhanced through this her new insights she can share at BSU. exceptional opportunity.” She will take part in retreats, interactive learning opportunities and visits to other

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HONORS Research Excellence Recognized

Professors Wendy Edmonds, Davitta Ealy and Marsha Jackson, all from the human resource development master’s degree program, received the prestigious Chair Academy’s Idahlynn Karre Exemplary Leadership Award for research excellence in finding solutions to improve the program’s international student retention efforts. Dr. Edmonds also took top honors for her research on one of the world’s most riveting tragedies, the Jonestown Massacre. She won first place in the University of Maryland Eastern Shore’s Annual Regional Research Symposium for her presentation of the survivors’ perspective to help understand how the massacre happened.

Safe Campus, Safe Community

The Greater Bowie Chamber of Commerce recognized six BSU campus police officers, along with the entire BSU Department of Public Safety, for outstanding service in keeping the community safe. Chief Ernest Waiters received the Distinguished Service Award for public safety leaders who accomplish significant advances in public safety, and Captain James W. Booker was given the Leadership Award. Five officers received the Meritorious Service Award for reacting to a serious threat in a positive and professional manner: Captain Booker, Sergeant Tramayne Bullock, Sergeant Carlos Rivera-Norris, Officer Maurice Hunter and Custody Officer Geniveve Taylor.

Encore! Encore!

Two Bowie State University theater professors once again received critical acclaim. This time it was for the play “Swimming with Whales,” written by Assistant Professor Bob Bartlett, which premiered in 2018 at 1st Stage in Tysons, Virginia. Assistant Professor Kathryn Kawecki designed the set that put the audience in the story’s beachside location. Broadway World wrote, “Bartlett has a light touch as a writer. His descriptions of loss are captivating and ring true to life because they are drawn from his own deeply personal experience.”

Practicing What She Teaches

Adjunct Professor Daleisha Myers, also a fifth-grade teacher at Tulip Grove Elementary School, was named the 2018 Prince George’s County Teacher of the Year. Nominated by her peers, she was praised for her engaging instruction and efforts to develop the next generation of classroom leaders. Myers has taught at Tulip Grove for 13 years, served on its management team, and volunteered for everything from fundraisers to reading night. Myers was honored with the City of Bowie Excellence in Education Award and BSU’s Teacher Leader Award.

A Sporting Achievement

Chris Murray, lecturer in the Department of English and Modern Languages, was named a 2017 Sports Journalist of the Year by Philadelphia’s Pen and Pencil Club, the nation’s oldest press club. Murray has been reporting on sports in print and broadcast for more than 30 years, covering Philadelphia professional and college sports teams, the Super Bowl, World Series and NBA playoffs. He also hosts The Chris Murray Report on WURD Radio in Philadelphia.

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LEADERSHIP Education for the Earth

Professor Steve Sheffield from the Department of Natural Sciences was elected president of the Mid-Atlantic region of the Ecological Society of America, the world’s largest community of professional ecologists. Dr. Sheffield will lead the chapter’s efforts to improve the quality of ecology education at all levels and raise the public’s awareness of the importance of ecological science. He teaches human anatomy and physiology and introduction to biology for biology majors. Leading at the System Level

Professor of Psychology Patricia Westerman was voted the 2018–19 chair of the University System of Maryland Council of University System Faculty, the governing body for USM faculty. The Council advises the chancellor and reports to the Board of Regents on professional and educational matters that concern the faculty. Impact on Minorities in Athletics

Associate Athletic Director of Compliance Emerald Fulmore was appointed to the NCAA Division II Ethnic Minority and Women’s Internship Grant Selection Committee for a three-year term. In this role, she helps decide which institutions receive grants to hire for full-time, entry-level athletics administrative positions. “I’m dedicated to helping those ethnic minorities and women gain the experience they need to excel in the world of athletic administration,” Fulmore said. Boosting Arts in the Community

Interim Vice President for Institutional Advancement Yvette Caldwell was named to the board of the Prince George’s Arts and Humanities Council. The Council is designated by the county government to coordinate support and advocacy for the arts and humanities through grants, artistic programs and creative partnerships among business, education, government and residents.

FELLOWSHIPS Furthering Educational Success

Associate Professor of Counseling Darla Scott’s experience in evaluating educational programs won her a national fellowship from the American Evaluation Association’s Minority Serving Institution initiative. A faculty member in the school psychology program, Dr. Scott is one of seven faculty from minority-serving institutions selected for the training, which is aimed at increasing participation from underrepresented groups. Making Digital Libraries More Accessible

Assistant Professor of English Horacio Sierra was one of 24 outstanding faculty chosen as HBCU Fellows for the Digital Library Federation (DLF), which brings together people from many disciplines to create accessible digital library technologies. The fellowship program was developed to expand collaboration between the DLF and the HBCU Library Alliance.

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Using the power of technology, a team of BSU undergraduates developed a new way to prevent devastating wildfires and presented their invention in a showcase of HBCU student innovators, as part of the 2018 Emerging Researchers National (ERN) Conference in STEM.

The teams were challenged to employ the latest technologies to design creative solutions for global environmental sustainability. Of the 40 teams that applied, the BSU team was one of only 16 selected to present their projects on a national stage.

In another showcase, the BSU team — computer technology majors Jahaziah Benjamin, K’mar Grant-Smith, Alhaji Kanu, Alena Latson and Jordan Philp — presented their invention at the Regional Manufacturing Institute’s Tectonic Shift expo, where they got to talk with manufacturers about real-world possibilities for their idea.

Student Play Chosen for Festival Reading Theater arts major Shalom Omo-Osagie was chosen to read her original play about the Charleston church shooting at the Washington, DC, based Theater Alliance Play Festival. After she wrote the play for the Fine and Performing Arts Department’s annual Ten-minute Play Festival, her theater professor encouraged her to enter it in the regional event. Omo-Osagie was inspired to write “Charleston: A Modern-Day Lynching” in hopes of helping prevent future such tragedies.

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Student Again Presents Research on Capitol Hill For the second year in a row, computer science major Jesuye David was among an elite group of 60 students invited to display their research to Congressional members at the Annual Posters on the Hill in the Rayburn House Office Building. The only participant chosen from Maryland, David shared his work on weather prediction modelling. Organized by the Council on Undergraduate Research, the presentation is a showcase of federally funded research and education programs.

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High-Tech Innovation Helps Students Win Second Place A BSU team placed second in an exclusive IBM Blue overflowing bathtub. The students had to successfully Hackathon in Atlanta, a competition to find new ways to complete an assessment of their tech skills before they use technology to help society. were invited to compete.

Six students from the Forensic Information Technology The students also landed interviews with IBM employees Cyber Squad invented a new technique to help the and heard from technology experts about the latest elderly stay safe in their homes. Using remote sensors, innovations in the field. The students were Chevon their high tech system would be able to send alerts to Nwosu, Chadd Philp, Alicia Miller, Nathan Nti, relatives and friends of older people who live alone Harrison Razanajatovo and Kahlil Vassell. about a possible problem in the home, such as an

18 BOWIE STATE UNIVERSITY | ANNUAL REPORT 2017–18 BACK TO TABLE OF CONTENTS STUDENT ACHIEVEMENTS A White House HBCU All-Star Business administration and communications major Shanell Powell was selected as a 2017 White House HBCU All-Star. She was one of 61 students selected for their outstanding academic and leadership achievements. The HBCU All-Stars serve as ambassadors for the White House HBCU Initiative, which supports opportunities for all young people to achieve their educational and career potential.

Top Finisher in National Talent Contest Visual communication digital media arts major Steven Johnson II’s creativity netted him second place in a live talent pitch competition in 2017 at the Here Are All the Black People — Creative Career Fair in New York. One of eight finalists who auditioned before a panel of judges, Johnson had to produce a three-minute elevator pitch that showcased his skills and talent. Johnson’s showing earned him interviews with creative agencies. The Fair, sponsored by the One Club, champions diversity in advertising, design and creativity.

Best Computer Security Paper Award Computer science doctoral candidate Mimouna Alkhonaini won a Best Paper Award in 2018 at an IEEE International Conference on computer security. Alkhonaini’s study in the field of high-performance computing looks at best ways to securely migrate huge amounts of data between physical servers and the cloud, which has implications for how organizations can manage their information. Minouna Alkhonaini (right) with Professor Hoda El-Sayed 19 BOWIE STATE UNIVERSITY | ANNUAL REPORT 2017–18 BACK TO TABLE OF CONTENTS ATHLETICS Bulldog Athletes Ascend to New Heights It was a year for the books for Bulldog athletics. Three teams made it to national playoffs — the first time ever for women’s bowling. The women’s basketball team advanced to the Sweet 16 for only the second time in history. The football team finished their best season ever, with quarterback Amir Hall setting two all-time records and winning national recognition.

FOOTBALL Breaking Records on the Field After a record-breaking 9-1 regular season that included Also making history was junior quarterback Amir Hall, the most points scored in a single game, the team who was named 2017 Black College Football Player of advanced to the NCAA Division II Super Region 2 playoffs the Year. Hall threw for 3,519 yards and 41 touchdowns. for their first-ever home post-season game. One of only In just two years, he is the all-time BSU leader in passing two Central Intercollegiate Athletics Association (CIAA) yards and touchdowns. schools to advance to NCAA regional playoffs, the Bulldogs took on Delta State, but fell 45-35.

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WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Return to the Sweet 16 For only the second time in history, the BSU women’s basketball team made it to the Sweet 16 in the NCAA Atlantic Region Championship. After falling to the Virginia Union Lady Panthers in the CIAA Tournament championship, the No. 8 seed Bulldogs pulled an upset to knock them out in the first round of the NCAA tournament. The Bulldogs went on to win against Edinboro, but lost to Indiana (PA), 75-60, in the quarterfinals. The Bulldogs finished the season with an overall record of 22-10.

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WOMEN’S BOWLING First Trip to the NCAA Championships After winning its fourth straight CIAA championship, the Bulldogs women’s bowling team made its first-ever appearance in the NCAA tournament. The Bulldogs overcame a 3-1 deficit to claim the CIAA conference crown with a win over Fayetteville State. BSU bowler Diamond Carter was the CIAA MVP of the Championships and one of five named to the All-Tournament team.

The team’s undefeated roll to the CIAA top spot won them an automatic bid to the 2018 National Collegiate Women's Bowling Championship in Altoona, PA. A No. 9 seed, the Bulldogs fell to St. Francis in the first match.

Making the Grades Diamond Carter BSU student-athletes continue to achieve excellence in the classroom. Marking the inaugural kick-off of the Athletic Director’s Honor Roll, 81 student-athletes earned a GPA of 3.2 or higher in fall 2017 and 59 earned a GPA of 3.2 or higher in spring 2018.

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Groove Phi Groove Social Fellowship Building a BSU Legacy Endowed scholarships help sustain Bowie State University by increasing the overall endowment; they also directly assist deserving students in need by making higher education more affordable.

These endowment funds enhance Bowie State’s recruitment and retention capabilities, while providing programmatic and financial support to nurture BSU students to graduation.

That’s what #BSU4LIFE is all about. It’s a culture of philanthropy that starts the moment you become a student and continues after graduation. The following donors illustrate the essence of #BSU4LIFE.

POINT OF PRIDE About 80 percent of Bowie State University graduates remain in Maryland and contribute to the state’s economic prosperity.

22 BOWIE STATE UNIVERSITY | ANNUAL REPORT 2017–18 BACK TO TABLE OF CONTENTS PHILANTHROPY Giving in the Spirit of Brotherhood To celebrate its 50th anniversary at Bowie State while making a lasting impact, the brothers of the Groove Phi Groove Social Fellowship graduate chapter established an endowed scholarship fund.

Not only did they initiate the Bulldog One Groove Phi Groove Endowed Fund, but they also challenged all other Greek and affinity organizations to do the same.

“Since we hold the distinction of being the first pledge organization on BSU’s campus, I wanted to commemorate our 50th anniversary by being the first to establish a fully funded endowment [at Bowie State],” said Alvin Pindell (‘71), president of the Prince George’s Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity County Graduate Chapter.

Pindell spearheaded the fundraising initiative, which raised $13,000 in just three months. Chapter members presented a check to the Bowie State University Foundation during the Groove Phi Groove National Conclave in Memphis, Tennessee.

In the spirit of fraternal competition, Bowie State University Foundation board member Dr. Ron Watson, a member of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc., answered the challenge. Dr. Watson rallied several chapters and individual members to raise $10,000 for a new Kappa Alpha Psi Endowed Scholarship to provide scholarships to undergraduate Omega Psi Phi Fraternity students, especially members of the fraternity.

Not to be outdone, retired U.S. Army Colonel Robert W. Myles Jr. (’89), a member of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc., also responded to the call to action. Col. Myles solicited the national organization and individual members to raise $38,000 to establish the Epsilon Sigma Chapter of the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. Endowed Scholarship.

“Although I took the lead, it was truly a team effort. Thirteen other members of the organization, along with our National Headquarters, supported my desire to establish an endowed scholarship at Bowie State University,” said Col. Myles. “I wanted to make a difference for the students on the campus of my alma mater for years to come.”

23 BOWIE STATE UNIVERSITY | ANNUAL REPORT 2017–18 BACK TO TABLE OF CONTENTS PHILANTHROPY Giving Back to Their Alma Mater Widely recognized as co-pastors of the Jericho City of Praise Family Ministries in Landover, Maryland, Bishop Joel Peebles (‘92) and Pastor Ylawnda Peebles (‘96) have distinguished themselves in the community, and they are also making a tremendous impact on Bowie State University with their time, talent and dedication.

During the City of Praise Family Ministries service during Homecoming 2017, the Peebles announced their $10,000 gift to start the Peebles Family Endowed Scholarship Fund.

Beyond their giving, the Peebles remain active and involved with their alma mater and the BSU community. They provided the dedicatory prayer during the 2017 re-naming ceremony for the James E. Proctor Jr. Building. During the 2015 BSU National Alumni Association Scholarship Gala, they received a Promise Keeper Award for their exceptional generosity and sustained financial support of the university.

Now proud BSU parents, the Peebles are exceptional Bulldogs, representing Bowie State University in the community, in ministry, and in fellowship with fellow alumni.

Setting a High Bar of Excellence A proud alumnus, retired U.S. Army Colonel Hanson R. Boney (‘75) honors his parents’ legacy of high expectations and a deep appreciation of the transformational power of higher education with an endowed scholarship fund in their names.

The scholarship will make higher education affordable for high- achieving Bowie State University students who demonstrate excellence, good character and financial need.

“The reason I established the endowed scholarship at my alma mater is because my parents made tremendous sacrifices for me to attend college,” shared Col. Boney. “I want to provide funds for well-deserving students in hopes of affording them the same opportunity that my parents gave to me and my siblings.”

Col. Boney is a familiar face around campus. He brought remarks during the Bowie State University Spring 2018 Convocation. Now that he is retired from military service, he is present at nearly every home football game cheering on the Bulldogs.

He encourages others to carry the lesson learned from his parents: we all have a responsibility to give back to our community.

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Coach Wilson (second from the right) and his wife Allison Wilson (second from the left), with Athletic Director Clyde Doughty Jr. (left) and President Breaux (right) Leading by Example Head football coach Damon Wilson made today’s successes possible. Their (’00) cares about the development of his example encourages each alumnus and student-athletes on and off the football student to support BSU however possible. field. That’s why he established the Coach “I realize that we, as alumni, are not Wilson Era Endowed Scholarship to doing enough to give back to our alma provide support to football players with an mater,” he said. “It wasn’t until I was urgent financial need, becoming the first coaching at another program that I coach to establish a BSU endowed fund. realized how important it is to impress He also wanted to instill in his players the upon our students to give back once importance of giving back. He challenged they become established. each of them to donate to the fund. With “Each semester, I encounter a student- 90 percent of the roster — and counting athlete who has a financial need. The — making a contribution, these student- Coach Wilson Era Endowed Scholarship athletes exemplify #BSU4LIFE. will provide crucial financial support Coach Wilson and his players are inspiring that will allow the Bowie State football the Bulldog Nation to recognize that the program to retain and graduate talented generosity of those who came before us student-athletes.”

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Leadership Circle ($25,000+) Goodloe Circle ($5,000–$9,999)

Daly Computers, Inc. Timothy J. Adams Baltimore Gas and TEKSystems Follett Higher Ryan & Margaret T. Chao-Yu Electric Company United Way of Central Education Group Angela Karmalita Contee Delmock Technologies, Inc. Maryland, Inc. Hattie M. Strong Kenneth C. Frazier Dorsey Educational Hanson R. Boney Foundation Fund, Inc. LaJuan Lyles Ruby Burnim Maguire Foundation GEICO Corporation Robert W. Myles Barbara Wilson Bush Office of the Prince International Software Tramaine L. Crawford George’s Systems, Inc. Charles G. Davis County Executive Joel Peebles Ministries Charles W. Foster Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Maryland Technology Freeman A. Hrabowski Inc. Headquarters Development Corp. C. Glenn Mahone Systems Application & Old Line Bank Valencia A. McClure Technologies, Inc. Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, United Negro College Lambda Gamma Gamma Derrick Nunn Fund, Inc. Chapter Rodney C. Peters Technology, Automation Robert H. & Pinkie M. and Management, Inc. Strother Heritage Circle ($10,000–$24,999) Damon R. & Allison Wilson

ABM Industry Groups, LLC Earl Adams Northrop Grumman Aminta Breaux Cornerstone Circle ($2,500–$4,999) Corporation Mickey L. Burnim PRD2BME Foundation Larry M. Johnson Bowie Metropolitan Charles Bailey T. Rowe Price Program Clarence E. Knight Alumni Chapter Maxine Barbour for Charitable Giving H. Michael Krimbill CASE Jeffrey Franklin The BB&T Leadership Joel R. Peebles CohnReznick Norma Wilson Gary Institute Sherman L. Ragland Grant Thornton Foundation Anthony Oneal Gaston The Northeast Maglev, LLC Gordon & Joyce Sampson Johnson Controls Inc. James E. & Agnes Griffin Thompson Hospitality Michael Sinclair M&T Charitable Foundation Michael Langdon Johnson Corp. Kimberly Ann Stokes Pepco Holdings Inc. Irving V. & Shirley Boston Long Tradewinds International Betty B. Turner Reid Temple AME Church Addie Martin Varsity Spirit Ronald L. Watson Renaissance Charitable Verizon Foundation Foundation, Inc. Danielle C. Ompad Toyota Motor Sales Raymond S. Peters U.S.A., Inc. Elizabeth G. Proctor United Black Fund of James F. Selvaggi America, Inc. Isaac C. Trouth Washington Suburban Samuel L. White Sanitary Commission B. Yvonne Wilson Diane Wilson-Bragg

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Founders Circle ($1,000–$2,499)

Ace Info Solutions, Inc. Industrial Bank, NA George Acquaah Vernon Jeron Hurte AHT Insurance JMA Solutions Nathaniel Alston Clifford & Veronica Jacobs Allmond & Company LLC JMS Onyx LLC Sylvia Mitchell Askew Audrey C. Johnson Ayers/Saint/Gross Kaiser Permanente Derrick Anthony Bailey Horace Jones Bazilio Cobb Associates, P.C. Medical Group Donald L. Ball Omar B. Jones Bethel Deliverance Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Benjamin E. Beccles Cecelia Elaine Outreach Ministries, Inc. Hyattsville/Landover Lloyd S Blackwell Jones-Bowlding Blue Sky Contractors Chapter Attiyah Blair Michael Lawson Bowie Business Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Sylvia P. Boswell Calvin C. & Gina C. Lee Innovation Center Inc. Bowie/Mitchellville Cubie A. Bragg James E. Lewis Chapter BSUNAA Baltimore Kevin Broadus Deborah S. McFarland Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Chapter Erwin Brown Sammye Miller Upper Marlboro/ BSUNAA Lower Shore Mellonee Burnim Loring C.C. Millin Waldorf Chapter Chapter Robert L. & Mabel Eric K. Mills Martin’s, Inc. BSUNAA Montgomery Eugenia Conway Earl R. Mitchell Morgan Stanley County Chapter Joyce A. & Leroy John Moore N’ Style Hair Grooming Bythwood Uniform and Tyrone Cowan Jim Moss Sports Group Barber and Salon Arlene G. Creek Thornton Pinder Callis Associates Prince George’s Co. Mable McBride Curtis Alfonzo & Valorie Economic Dev. Corp. Chronos Systems, Inc. Juanita J. Davis Boyd Powell Radenn Media Group, LLC Clark Construction Winston S. Delattiboudere Bonnie M. Reese Group LLC Rich Moe Enterprises LLC Edward V. DeShields Dwayne Robinson Continental Southern Maryland Tyrone A. Dodson Cassandra M. Robinson Construction, Inc. Electric Co-Op Ivan Sylvester & Terry Lee Satterfield Donate Well Southwest Airlines Anna J. Dotson Cheryl A. Sawyers E&R Services Company Leonard Edwards Carolyn F. Scriber Enterprise Holdings St. Matthew’s United Van M. Elliott Patricia F. Selvaggi Foundation Methodist Church M. H. Jim Estepp Karen J. Shaheed Epic Spirit Ventures Inc. Susdewitt Management LLC Charles E. Exum Lili Shippe Exelon Corporation T. Rowe Price Group, Inc. Ernest Ford Roland B. Smith First Baptist Church of Thurgood Marshall Anita D. Ford Earl N. Speights Glenarden Md. College Fund (TMCF) Wendell Christopher Fuller Andrei Stewart Frito-Lay Transdev Courtney Darnell Fullwood Darryl L. Suggs Greater Prince George’s USAA Federal Savings Christian Alexander Gant Business Roundtable Bank Frederick Douglas Taylor Carlton & Doris Z. Gillard HQNC Realty, LLC Wegmans Food Markets, Inc. Karen R. Toles Jeanette R. Gould Cheree D. Turner Shirley Gravely-Currie Weyden Wedderburn James A. Green Brenda C. Williams Andrea C. Harrison Reginald Wilson Calvin Hawkins Jean Woodley Valerie Herbert Andrea Woolford Eley Linda G. Howard John A. Word

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Educators Circle ($500–$999)

Alexander and Craig Winstead Tax Group Thelma Thomas Daley David Lee Nelson Ventures Zara Gray Associates, Inc. Elbe L. & Audrey E. Davis John R. Pasteur Anne Arundel County Gwendolyn V. DeVille David Peeler Thaddee Badibanga Alumni Chapter Clyde Doughty Mildred Ridgley-Gray Harold D. Baldwin Appeal Caterers Bedelia Green Annie Mae Robinson- Truman K. & Donna S. Charles Drew Memorial Hodges Barriteau Alvin C. Hailstorks Scholarship Fund, Inc. Gathier Rodgers Lezlie Baskerville Valerie Hough Cromartie Crockett Facilities Ricci S. A. Rodriguez William E. Batson Cynthia R. Jackson Services Linda Rae Roy Rodney Belfield Milton Anthony & Fosters Care Facility + Beverly Jews Marian Rucker-Shamu Joanne C. Benson Protect your Skull Annabelle Scott Johnson Molly M. Ruppert Mark Bishop G. S. Proctor and Mary E. Johnson Brittany Sawyers Associates Inc. Marshall L. Booker Kina M. Johnson-Malcolm Ricky W. Simmons Maryland National Capital Jeris Bowlding Remeta A. Johnson-Williams Hasan Rasheed Solomon Park & Planning Elizabeth M. Broadway Michael Jordan William Melvin Haze Stewart Commission Robert M. Brooks Angele D. Kave-Moss-Baker Anne S. Suplee Novad Management Gina Kemp Brown- Theodore M. & Kathy Lynn George Sutton Consulting Nightengale Kirby-Yorkshire Zilpha P. Thomas Precision Wall Linda Gray Butler Rita D. Lassiter Adrian Turner Prince George’s County Bruce C. Byrne Patricia Grant Liggens Historical Society Yvette C. Caldwell Richard & Charlene M. Tyler Richard Lucas Stewart Financial Minnie P. Carmichael Darren J. & Kimberli R. Andrew Malcolm Washington Services, Inc. Kimberly Pendleton Chew Carl A. McClure Karla J. Wills The 13th Man, Inc. Denita R. Conway Deborah A. McClure Carole Calloway Wilson United Methodist Men of James F. Cook Lisa Mclaughlin-Simmons Lillian J. Wiseman Emory Grove United Michael Craig William D. Missouri Barbara Ann Woolford Methodist Church Willie Cromartie Leslie A. Mobray Teresa D. Wright University of Maryland Anshia B. Crooms Arthur B. Moore Rita D. Wutoh Foundation, Inc. Linda Yvette Cureton Ruby B. Nelson

Scholars Circle ($250–$499)

Affinity Group Shelley Archer Robert Chiles Gregory M. Gill BSU National Alumni Birthale Archie Darryl Clemons Mary I. Gray Association Michael M. Atkins Robert Elwood Cromwell Mary Lou Greely Clarence Knight James M. Beach Tanya R. Curtis-Haley David Grogan Productions Tara Bell Maitland W. Dade Terrance Clayton Hall Ebenezer AME Church Sharon Fortune Bowden Robin E. Daniel Sonya Nichelle Harmon Pennburn Properties LLC Lindwood Harvey Bowers LaKisha DeVine Angel Harriott Saul Ewing Arnstein & Dione F. Bowlding Lark T. Dobson Wallace C. Hart Lehr LLP Gasson David Bradford Aravind Kumar Doma Michael Q. Harvey St. John Properties Roger L. Briscoe Gregory J. Dorsey Clint B. Harvin Victims’ Rights Judy Harris Brooks Bernard W. Douglas McKinley Albert Hayward Foundation Alex Valdez Brown De’Ana H. Dow Valerie E. Hebert David Abrahams Darlene Brown Brian G. Easley Stephen James Hill Angela N. Adams Janice Brown Dwight Ellard Rashad A. Holloway E.J. Agnew Virginia S. Callis Monica Lorraine Elliott Cassandra V. Holmes Brian B. Alexander Corryne Chickia Carter Richard Faltz Carol C. Holt

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Scholars Circle ($250–$499)

Wanda Rene Howard Penelope Mendoza Alvin G. Pindell Anthony R. Stewart Carolyn J. B. Howard Zipporah M. Miller Gloria A. Proctor-Ware Deborah W. Stokes Betty L. Isom Ricardo C. Mitchell Sacarra Gatilda Pusey Daryl B. Stone Charles Talbert Jackson Clarence B. & Bonita D. Salome Raheim Darren M. Swain Weldon Jackson Mollock Manervia W. Riddick Roman Sznajder Estelle Owens Johnson Yulonda Pleshette Monroe Karen A. Robertson Marnia Thomas Clarence Thomas Jones Bessie G. Moore Jacqueline A. Robinson Gwendolyn Y. Townsend Sylvia K Jones Rosalind Muchiri Arthur Rochee Todd M. Turner James Dale Kirkland Edward & Sandra S. Newsome Charles W. Ross Diane Turner-Edmonds Travis Langster Blanche B. Newton-Finch Barbara J. Rucker-Boney Megan C. Twining Jane E. Lee Susan Older-Mondeel Charles R. Ryan Jerry J. Waring Bryon C. Lewis John M. Organ Daryl Sanders Josephine Whipple David Lewis Norman A. Outten Erica M. Santiago Monique Renee White- Diana D. Lord Dharma S. Pala Theresa Saunders Chiselom Edith M. Magruder Monica Inez Palmer Bobbie Jean Shockley Cecilia D. Williams Charlene L. McCullough Marian L. Parker George C. Simmons Henry L. Williams Paul R. McDonald Dudley Elliott Parris Valerie Lynn Sims-Bryant Stephanie Williams- Lisa L. Mckay Julia A. Paul Sandra E. Spears Montgomery Doris Butler Woodus

Donors Circle ($100–$249), cont.

Bowie Alumni Association Mitchell Consultant Lizabeth A. Ardisana Paula E. Bedford Prince George’s Services Carolyn N. Armstrong Howard W. Bell Chapter New Commandment Seth Gershom Atangcho Sheila Trice Bell Bright Stars at Baptist Church Reubin C. Atkins Jesse Bemley Waterbabies On the Roll Deli Monique Michelle Augusta George T. Bennett BSUNAA Southern and Cafe Inc. Annette Y. Aulton Pelar Bennett-Pryor Chapter Rising Generations Betty V. Austin Lee B. Best Cincture Government Silver Hill Auto Repair/ Gloria Austin Jane C. Birckhead Solutions, LLC Tag & Title Patricia Austin Anika C. Bissahoyo Crescent Wine Beer Snowden Funeral Leroy A. Bagley Susan E. Blackburn Custom Title & Home P.A. Mildred L. Bailey Mary F. Blanchard-Childs Settlement, Inc. Stratos Wealth Partners Louis C. Baker Ray Bledsoe Friends of Susie Proctor The Zeta Sigma Arnold S. Ballard Martin K. Booker Galilee Baptist Church Foundation, Inc. Jane Bandler Gloria Booze Gospel Tabernacle Baptist Vince’s Farm Stand, Essie M. Banks William G. Bostic Church Nursery and Mary R. Bannerman Cyprian Dione Bowlding Groove Phi Groove PG Landscape, LLC Valerie D. Barber Lois A. Bowman Grad Chapter Robert Louis Abner Geraldine V. Barbour James E. Boyd Half Note Restaurant & Charles B. Adams Lounge Joseph Barnes Thelma Boyd James F. Adomanis HP Kim Inc. Operating Delois Martha Barnes Carmen Braxton Amani S. Ahmed Account Susan E. Barrett Peter & Carolyn S. Bray Richard B. Allen IBM International Steven A. Battle Mary A. Brevard Guy-Alain Amoussou Foundation Ashley Lauren Battle Moncenya D. Broadus Ernest Anderson Jay Tax Enterprizes LLC Emma Linda Battle Patricia L. Broady Carolyn W. Anderson JR Restaurant Group, Inc. Walter Batts Darrell W. Brooks Janet Anderson Mil-Net, Inc. Glorious Bazemore Sharon M. Brooks Michele Anene William Patrick Bazemore Allen C. Brown

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Clifton L. Brown Saundra M. Coston Hoda El-Sayed Philip Green David Allen Brown Jerome T. & Grace Y. Frank Enty Rosalyn V. Green Davon Brown Countee Olugbenga R. Erinle Tanya Y. Green-DeShields Delores Cole Brown Caleb Ahmad Cranke Donald L. Ervin Ian Greenlee Georgiola Allsup Brown Joseph E. Creasey Fay R. Evans Monique D. Gregory Glenda L. Brown Lawrence Cross Vaughn D. Evans Terrence Duane Grows Lativia S. Brown Joseph Cruz Frederick D. Faine Keith Allen Gruenberg Roger Bryan Keera Cunningham Barbara B. Fairfield George Hackey Michael T. Bryant Naomi Jean Curry Wayne J. Felder Doris P. Hackey Sherrie Michelle Bryant Patsy Dorsey Dade John W. Ficklin Margarie A. Hall Phylicia E. Buie Kimberly Daniel Norma A. Fields Johnny Hampton Myla G. Bundy John Darty Gayle M. Fink Dawn Christine Hancock Carolyn Burden Beverly Davis Violet L. Fisher Mary L.T. Handy Clarence U. Burley Doretta J. Davis Sandra V. Fitzgerald Selena Truxon Handy Dotson J. Burns Freddie Davis Joyce S. Flamer Dorothy Handy Evelyn P. Burns Robert O. Davis Warren Fleming Jimmie Wayne Harrell Sheila Burr Sabrina L. Davis Gloria A. Flood Eleanor Murden Harris Letitia D. Burrell Rodney Vernell Dawson Christine A. Foland Michael Harris Sandra Kendrick Burton Hatcher Abernather Day Marjorie E. Forbes Marc Harrison Barbara Butler Andrea L. Deadwyler Maria Marlene Ford Ceci M. Hatcher-Aikens Charles V. Butler Djuana Dean Bryan Foreman Karen Hatcher-Thomas Joseph N. Butler Mensah M. Dean Shamar Aaron Foster Cheryl L. Hatcher-Williams Duane Lydell Calloway Tijuanna Elaine DeCoster Joyce A. Fourth-Clemons Allison Hawkins Bernadette Canty Mamoudou Diane Beverly A. Franklin Michelle W. Hawkins Janay Natia Carpenter Margretta D. Diemer Gregory Frazier Wilbert E. Hawkins Gene M. Carson Denise Dinkins-Powell Henry C. Frazier McKinley M. Hayes Harry L. Carter Daniela Patrice Dixon Lauretta Freeman Sandra Hayes Octavia L. Carter Joseph A. Dobbins Eric French Nancy Anne Heinz-Lucas Fabio Chacon Arthur Dock Deidra L. Fryer Marlow A. Henderson Ayesha Lee Chaney Thomas T. Doran Linda C. Funn Ronald Henderson Cecelia G. Chaney Herbert P. Douglas Charity A. Gall Ronice Alysia Henneman Charlotte I. Chase- Linda B. Douglas Jamin S. Gallman David Henry Simmons Melanie Bilal Douglas Allison Galloway Marc A. Henry Shu-Hui L. Chiu Sheila Kay Draper Eva B. Garin Yvonne G. Henry Camila Yvette Clark William Drew Tracy O. Garrett Jo-ann Henry Espeut Doris A. Clark Malcolm P. Drewery Sharon Delores Gaston Carla R. Henson Paulette Clark Michael T. Driscoll Magdalena Gebrekristos Montese J. Henson Vincent R. Cleveland Samuel Agyeman Duah Julius Adeamolia George Andrea Hewlett-Langster Sheila Diane Clinton Cheri M. Duhart Victor Lamont Gibson Devonta High Richard Colbert Sakinah Ataya Dupree Wanda E. Gill Percy Alphonzo Hill Sandra E. Collins Teresa D. Easley Margaret M. Gilliam Robert J Hill Terri Lynn Collins-Swain Sadie Hall Edelen Thomas P. Gilligan Gwendolyn I. Holland Lamont D. Connor Latonya B. Edmond Mahmoud M. Gimie Alexander Holmes Joyce Patricia Conway Sarah S. Edmonds Handy E. & Monica C. Tiffany D. Holodnak Dwight L. Cook Donald W. Edwards Gloster Michael Hooker Selena Lakisha Cooks Kyle Jared Edwards Rhea Lauren Godsey Stanley E. Hooker Patricia Ann Cooper Bryan Ellis Jeanette Gordon Vanessa D. Howard Irving W. Copeland Kathryn Ellis Jeanette K. Gordy Paulette B. Huckstep Marvin Burton Cornish Lucille Lockett Ellis Joseph Michael Green Suzanne Elizabeth Hunt

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Pamela H. Isreal Derrick Kittrell Jacqueline C. McGuire Nancy Parker Smith Barbara T. Jackson Mary Jane Knode Cassandra McIntyre Lula J. Parran Kimberly Jackson Terrika Lynn Knox Lynn C. McKee Quinton Parrish Lethia S. Jackson Julia A. Kommers Erica C. McKinney Charlene M. Passmore Mark Anthony Jackson Ann H. La Vigna James Christopher Deborah Patrick Marsha E. Jackson Darren Lamison-White Mclaughlin Austrania Cheronetta Victor Allen Jackson Joseph R. Lanciano Kimberly E. McLurkin- Patterson Thelma E. Jackson Theresta Lanier Harris Jenice Pellam Agnes Jackson-Hawthorne Michelle Redd Latimer Bernard G. McNeal Derrick Pew Patricia Jacoutu Velma C. Latson Sandra McNeil Joyce R. Phillip Harold L. James Chris Lawson Michelle Dionne McNeill Joe E. Phillips Valerie Foreman Jardine Renae C. Lee Sandra Mendez Anita Philyaw Jeffrey Jean-Baptiste Tatia N. Leeks Conralyn L. Mickens Fannie Turner Pierce Brenda Joyce Jenkins Robin M. Leon Lorraine Milbourne Michael K. & Samaria Pitts Taunya L. Jenkins Francisco Leonard Otho Milbourne Sekeena Marie Plush Willis S Jenkins Nathaniel W. Lewis Gregory Webster Minnix Catherine J. Pondozzi Wanda J. Jeter Trevor A. Liburd Gwendolyn A. Minor Patrice Elaine Poole-King J’Shaun Lanette Johnson Yolanda Renee Lindo Barbara Monk Gina Pope Mona D. Johnson Linda C. Lineweaver Kevin F. Montgomery Kathe L. Powell Renada L. Johnson Dianne Whitfield Locke Danita Moore Shaune J. Powell Richard Allen Johnson James Arnold Lofland Joanna P. Moore Tracey Pratt Richetta Johnson Brian K Long William T. Moore Karen E. Queen Shirley Johnson-Tucker Lynne G. Long Janice & Woodrow B. Phillip Raines Steven Johnson Eugene Charles Lott Moorehead-Grant David A. Rakes Tyhler Lee Johnson Evelyn Estep Love Ayanna Djinji Moo-Young Helen Ramsaran John Michael Joly Jacqueline Lucas Sheila Morris William Randolph Antonio L. Jones Arden K. Lyles Shirley Robinson Morris Lisa R. Ransome Bronique Jones James Raymond Lyles Velmar Polk Morris Clarence E. Ray Dennis Maurice Jones Barbara A. Lynch-Freeman Carla Dandrea Morrison Jared Wayne Rea’ves Doretha P. Jones Cecelia Mabry Delores L. Mosby Constance Reese Doris Pinder Jones Lisa Mack Roberta A. Moseley Leon Ray Reynolds Henry L. Jones Carver G. Mahone Victoria V. Mosley Kenneth E. Rice Larry A. & Mary Jones Marilyn Kay Femi Manners Mark Murphy Norman D. Rivera Mark H. Jones David Marshall Dellis M. Murray Damara E. Robinson Pamela Jones Glenise Y. Marshall Robert L. Nathan Darlene Theresa Robinson Rudell S.W. Jones Lina Marshall Henry Ndubuka Fred Douglas Robinson Patricia Jones-Anglin Sooraj Mathew Phillicia Nelson Karen M. Robinson Paul T. Jones-Salaam Janice Mathis Mary Elizabeth Nettles Rayshawn L. Robinson Peggy Jones-Sanders Eugene W. Matthews Mary Thomas Newsom Willie M. Rodgers Crystal M. Jordan Louis Mayo Marcus J. Newsome Latria G. Rogers Shiloh Jordan Robert Mayo Obinna Sleeves Obiejemba Lorna J. Rojas Theodore R. Jordan Robert McCants Vincent Ogida Cynthia A. Roscoe Andre D. Joyner Patricia Ann McCants Enahoro Sylvester Shawn Maurice Ross Sivasagar Kalagara Ronnette Thrower Ohiosikha Deborah D. Rountree Aaron L. Kinchen McDaniel Godswill & Naya Okoji Jennifer Rountree Arthur E. King Chiara A. McDowell Enoch Osei RJ Rountree Marvin D.E. King Shannon McGhee Joan W. Oxendine Veda Russ Patrice L. King Robert W. & Carolyn W. Ruth M. Paine Michelle W. Russell Walter R. Kirkland McGlotten Germain Eugene Palmer Hamzat Saba

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Lisa Michelle Sampson Ann R. Sparrough Marco C. Tongue Isaiah Williams Norma Jean Samuel John E. Spells John Torres Karl T. Williams Nichelle L. Sandy Rasheda S. Spratley Marvella Law Towns Lamar Williams Tonya S. Saunders Antionette Faye St. Clair John H. Tucker Lyndon M. Williams Khalib Savage Terrence Jerel Stafford Dana V. Tutt Michele Annmarie Williams Jo Ann W. Scipio John H. Starks Kennith Tyler Nicole R. Williams Alicia M. Scott Doris M. Steele Lyon Tyler Nikkia Courtney Williams Gary Segal Cynthia Kay Stevens Tracy B. Underwood Reginald Williams Daryl Sensenig Craig L. Stevenson Joseph A. Urquhart Samuel I. Williams Carolen D. Shackelford Dural Suite Christopher Veney Sherelle Williams Levonna J. Sheppard Adedokun W. SuleKoiki Becky Verzinski Veronica B. Williams Jerry Sherman Miriam Melissa Summers Darren Emanuel Wade William H. Williams Amy Davis Shipley Richard L. Sutherland Kiera Wade Xi’an Williams Karen Denise C. Shoultz Walter S. Swindell Melvin V. Walker Dierdre Willoughby Pamela K. Shubnell Kerry Switzer David L. & Viveca Y. Ware Diane E. Wilson Christopher James Nicole Kimberly Sylver Leon Washington Josephine C. Wilson Simmons James Cornelius Sylvester Ella Waters Joseph Wilbert Wilson Janet A. Simmons Rasheed J. Tahir Elezsa Lynette Waters Thaddeus & Angela M. Marcus White Skelton Barbara Patton Talbert Wyndell Watkins Wilson-Kittles William Skipwith Rose Tasker John Webster Edward Wingfield Charles H. Smallwood Regina N. Tawah Mark Wells Beverly L. Winstead Benjamin E. Smith Cynthia Taylor George Larry Wheeler Ruby Wint Deron Smith Natasha D. Taylor Pamela B. Wheeler-Taylor Chris Wissmann Elsie Thompson M. Smith Rodney Dante Taylor Veda L. Whisnant Wanda Wood Guffrie M. Smith Haydar Teymourlouei Daniel L. White Alicia Woodley Marvel L. Smith Leo Thomas Delante Timothy White Beverly S. Woods Patricia A. Smith Mable D. Thomas Portia F. White Claire E. Woody Paula Ann Smith Rhonda Thomas Kristi Whitfield Rosa Elaine Woody Randy H. Smith Lia C. Thompson Carolyn D. Whitham Louise Judy Worthington Riecardo Smith M. Lindsay Thompson Yolanda V. Whitley Deon Marcellus Wrenn Shelia M. Smith Olivia Moore Thompson Montiono R. Whitted Vennard Wright Stephen Alan Smoot Karen Thorn Arthur A. Wigfall Nikcola Renee Yorkshire Lori A. Smothers Jewel Thorne Loetta B. Wilkins Melanie Yuillie Rosa Lee Snowden John Tiggle Donald Williams Bin Zhou Henry Sosinski Beatrice P. Tignor Hadiya Asha Williams Chengbo Zhou Oumar Soumare Tiffany Elise Toney Ianthya Williams Nasir Ziad Sharon Southerland-Smith

Supporters ($1–$99)

B. Anthony Love & JDP, LLC Thompson, Cobb, Joyce Robinson Adair Associates Long Term Care Bazilio & Assoc. Byron Adams Changing Destinations Management System Inc. Washington Area Edward Adams Christian Brothers for Life Reddy Enterprises Inc. Lacrosse Officials Janet J. Adams Group, LLC Rockwell Collins Bennett Adjei Ababio Victoria A. Adams Christos, Inc. Royalty Hair Salon Musab Ababneh Folake Adesola Adeyemi Epic Gear LLC The Cornelius Group Mary S. Abraham Rena A. Agee Heart to Heart Ministries Maxwell Aburam Kyiesha Agnew

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Cristian Camilo Paul LaTino Barnes Barbara Ann Blassengale Brandon Briscoe Aguilar-Agudelo Shaleatha Nicole Barnes Edward C. Blau Shirelle Briscoe Ugo Carolyn Agwu Wendy Noelle Barnes Senetria A. Blocker Robbin E. Brittingham Shealynn Corretta Akuffo Trenton Barron Chiretta Yvette Boclair Earline Henderson Ann Alexander Neinhadiyato L. Barry Donna M. Bogle Broaden Sequoia O. Alexander Lisa Batchelor Gregory K. Bolden Sterling Broadus Donna P. Allen Raquel Battista Teri Bolden Marion A. Green Brock Francine T. Allen Charles C. Battle Fern E. Bond Gladys S. Brock-Porter Quincy E. Allen Rachel Lee Baylor April Nicole Boney Andrea Michelle Brooks Kevin F. Alston Shannell Jamiae Baynard Sierra Nicole Boney Cheryl R. Brooks Kwame G. Amoo Tressa Cheri Beauford Anthony Bonner George A. Brooks Alan Jones Anderson Cristophoros Beck Eleanor L. Bonner Jackie Brooks Brianna Dominique Natalie Beckwith Robin Foreman Booth Jane Brooks Anderson Brandon E. Bedford Marcella H. Bordley John W. Brooks Josephine S. Anderson Azalene Robinson Bell Austin R. Bost Marcus Adam Brooks Lawrence B. Anderson Donald Bell Karen A. Boston Michael L. Brooks Sherronda S. Anderson Tarianda Bellamy Carolee J. Botts Mary Shirlene Brooks Mirinda Jewell Henry R. Bellinger Leon B. Bounds Michelle Lynn Brooks Anderson-White Mildred Belton Gladys Yvonne Charles Brooks Davis Angela Anglin Daphne Benbow Bourne-Carter Alonzo A. Brown Darlene S. Antezana Stewart Benn Valerie Laynet Carolyn Cosby Brown Scott Andigan Anyangwe Bryan Bennett Bowden-Allen Chandra J. Brown Ashaley Marie Arnold Deabra Bennett DaNita Bowe Charmaine G. Brown Frederick Artis Stephanie A. Bennett Kenneth Bowe Crystal Brown Brenden Ashby Bennie Benson Sheronda Lee Bowie Demetrius Nathaniel Alemawung Atembeh Elena Maria Berrocal Tanisha D. Bowier Brown Esther Omolola Atolani Jamal Anthony Berry Barbara Jane Bias Bowman Denise Renee Brown Heaven Atta William Tennent Bersing Chevonne Boyd Garveyette F. Brown Janice Austin Ayana N. Bess Eric & Debra Owens Boyd Gvon Brown Monica Austin-Green Amelia Best-Washington Linda J. Boyd Jacqueline F. Brown Valery Avelino Ortiz Alonzo L. Bethea Willie Boyd Kevin A. Brown Amina Ayodeji-Ogundiran Brenda J. Bethea Lucille B. Boyette Ladell Brown Michelle Bacote-Ukoh Monica Latrice Bethea Virgil Boysaw Lawanda Marie Brown Joyce W. Baden Rosilind Bethune- Russell Braden Marian Brown Lou Nell J. Badgett Stevenson Charlotta Bradford Margaret R. Brown Syreeta Larae Charita Beverly-Lewis Linda L Bradford Marsha Brown Bailey-Wilson Vincent Hayes Beville Franchelle Bradley Maya Lynn Brown T. Kelsey Baines Solomon Bickersteth Kim Bradley Paula D. Brown Ronald Kenneth Baker Keisha N. Binns James H. Bradley Shea Jarell Brown Perrida Michelle Ballenger Takeisha Latoya Bivens Trasee Bradley Stacey Brown Oluwole Joseph Bankole Chantel J. Bivins Rossie A. Bratten Teeonah Brown Danielle Annette Banks Janice Jacobs Black Jill F. Brawner Tony L. Brown Brooke L. Barber Debbie Patrice Black-Conn Ruth D. Braxton Alandra Shareese Brown-Cox Marcee Barber Nichole LeNis Blackmon Emerol Ann-Taylor Shirley J. Brown-Cuffee Patrick Barkoye Kwoncene Blackwell Bridgeforth Erlena C. Brown-Linthicum Benjamin Morris Barksdale Connie Carson Blake Perry Okotete Briggs LaTanya N. Brown- Kellie Renee Barnard Shelise Nicole Blakeney Patrick J. Bright Robertson Cynthia A. Barnes Sherry L. Blakeney Faith Damaris Brinkley Reginald L. Bullock Gerald Sylvester Barnes Gloria Bland Tonya Brinkley Christiana Burch Gladys Ann Byrd Barnes Winnie M. Brinkley Marcus Emmanuel Burke

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Pamela Camilla Porscha Joanna Andre P. & Cheryl A. Collins Messhemo Aique Davis Burkett-Jones Chambers-Guzman Mark A. Collins Michelle L. Davis-Adams Tyesha Burks Terry Rene Chapman Tia R. Collins Warren Dawkins Laurie Charlene Burney Tony & Bea Chapman Carlos Carl Colvin Curtis Bernard Dawson Lavondra Jamil Burns Chandanie Renee Chappell Sarah Combs Clifton Dean Alvin Burwell Delmar Chase Janet Hill Commodore Peggy A. Dearing Kathy L. Butcher Kathy J. Chase Edith Conner Kari Debbink Calvin Emanuel Butler Peggy Elsey Chase Nadia Constanza Tanya DeLeon Granada P. Butler Durba Chatterjee Geneise A. Cooke Lorna A. Dennis Oberia B. Butler James R. Cheek Vanessa Cooke Troi Christina Derrington Cheryl Lynette Butler Zipporah Chepkoit Aaron Cooper Sherene M. Desesso Campbell Gena Cheremond Clinton L. Copeland Simeon Deskins Radford Butts Phyllis Marie Chestnut Shanea T. Copeland Sharonda Diggs Loretta Byers Skyler M. Childs Allene Showell Coston Lorenzo R. Dillard Tempia A. Bynum-Thomas Steven Childs Bernice Holly Cottman Henry J. Dirska Herbert T. Byrum Joseph Chimah Lauren Covington Victoria Doggett Hubert Tony Byrum Li-Lin Chiu Bobby J. Craig Pierre Bashler Dorival Katherine Marie Cadle Donald E. Chriscoe Larry & Angela M. Beverly Lucille Dorsey Diana Maria Caicedo Joan Chung Crankfield-Edmond Carroll T. Dorsey Nancy A. Calabrese Naomie Yvette Church Cynthia Crawford CasSandra Dorsey Lillie Caldwell Mary A. Ciesielski Jeffery L. Crayton Shelia C. Dorsey-Williams Patricia B. Caldwell Fana Cisse Leroy Creek Alyssa Nicole Doughty Eunice Shipman Campbell Florattia Clark Barbara Ann Crosby Derrick H. Dover Katrice Danielle Campbell Jenell Clark Robert Leonard Cross Ashley Nicole Downer Dorothy H. Camper Melanie D. Clark Walter R. Crowder Madeleine Margaret David Camps Mildred Clark Vivian Crumbley Downing Stephen P. Cannady Gail Clark Dickson Serena H. Crumlin Lawanna Dowtin Gloria Hargraves Cannon Harold Clarke Phyllis Cunningham Cheryl Doyle Denise E. Cannon-Earl Kimberly Clarke Dionne N. Curbeam Wilbert Draft Zilphia Cardenas-Jones Viris Jestena Clarke Edward Curry Jazmin Michelle Drayton Nan Carmack Nicole M. Clendenin Christopher Curtis LaToya L. Drummond Laura Christina Carr Edythe Clomax-Tyson Carolyn Ford Dade Duane L. Dudley Adrienne D. Carrington Cheryl Coates Sharon Dade Ashley Nicole Dulworth Billy J. & Doreda Carrington Holloway Coats Franklin S. Daley Charles T. Dumais Debra Ann Carrington Michael L. Cobb Melvin Daley Daphne Dumorne Viola Parker Carroll Patricia Ann Cobb-Brown Andrea D. Daniels Novella Dunlap Dora S. Carter Carla Rene Cobbs Ashley C. Daniels Racquel Desiree Jarrett Leon Carter Sandra Y. Coby Rayvon Daniels Dunn-Murphy Karen H. Carter Jaime Coffen Sharon Daniels Calvin Maurice Duppins Sharmaine Lynnette Carter Constance Clairice Coggins Glynda Dansby Duff R. Durkin Teyarnte’ Jeehana Carter Lavorn J. Colclough Amray Sanusi Daramy Robin Dwyer William Russell Cary Tinuola O. Cole Elizabeth Claire Darby Rebecca Dyer James M. Cassaberry Velma Cole Shirley Wisteria Darden Angelique Michele Ealy Kevin Lamont Casteel Donnie B. Coleman Alan M. Davis Ann Washington Easley Dorothy M. Caster Rosalee L. Coleman Brenda A. Davis Aries Shonte Easterwood Christine Catt Tracy Michelle Coleman Jessica D. Davis Natalie Saskia Ebanks Tarsha Monik Cavanaugh Derrick L. Coley Julius E. Davis Albert Edeme Ebini Sashikanth Challa Harvey Collier Lisa Ann Davis Tianya Edgerton Damita Chambers Maura E. Collinge Marva Lee Davis Pearl Lee Edwards Donald Lee Chambers Elsie Bell Egling

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Adaora E. Ejimnkeonye Andre R. Fowlkes Orman Greaves Karen E. Harvey Audrey El-Amin Monique Nicole Fox Anthony Arrington Green James Hatchel Menelik Eldridge Tenise Lakia Foxx Brenda Green George Hatchell Maureen Michele Elias Curtis Lamar Francis Donnie Ray Green Tayla Maria Haughton Dwight M. Ellis Dan Harold Frank Elston H. Green Felisa Hawkins Lolita Ellis Alexis Frazier Gloria E. Green Raymond Sylvester Alice O. Ennals Robert Freeman Margaret G. Napier Green Hawkins Gary Jerome Estep Jane B. Fruh Parnice Rose Green Shirley Y. Hawkins Sasha Delores Eubanks Yuxiu Fu Robert H. Green Swynice M. Hawkins Jacquelyn D. Eubanks-Rudd Terri Marie Fuller Dziko Kiya Greene Willitta Hawkins Amelia Evans Emerald B. Fulmore Sally J. Greene Donald L. Hayden Deborah R. Evans Jackson Gabriel Cheryl R. Gresham Danny Hayes James Evans James Dockery Gaddy Bart M. Griffin Howard Stephen Hayes Tracy V. Evans Treasa Marie Gage Linnet Griffiths Jacqueline J. Hayes Zara T. J. Evans Evelyn R. Gainey Antony M. & Alicia H. Gross Mecca Mae Hayes Latasha T. Evans-Coley Claude Gaither Nicol Gross Phyllis Y. Hayes Gloria Everson Robert C. Gaither Tonye Gross Shante Hayes Valerie Patrice Ewing Margo Green Gale Gwendolyn F. Gurily Teressa Lea Hayes Lovet Achale Eyongeta Deborah J. Galinsky Regina G. Guyther Will Haze Anulika Ezekegbo Binta Gallman Lori N. Hackett Allen Hebron Alyson Felder Jamila Gallman Malika Tiye Hackley Anita Lashawn Hemsley Tracy E. Fennell Linda Garnett Willie M. Hagans Aaron Timothy Henderson Kristopher D. Ferguson Shanon Ellysia Garrett Leslie Hagans-Johnson Edward Henderson Anselma P. Fevrier Jacquelyn R. Garrison Amir Hall Richard E. Henderson Asha Eileen Fields Aeisha Renita Gaskins Angela S. Hall Tyrica Keiona Hendricks Welton Fields Melody Gaskins Anita Clark Hall Wade G. Henley Susanna Fields-Kuehl Raymond A. Gerald Claudette Hall Lauren Renee Henry Gwendolyn A. Filipiak Gladys H. Giddens Deson Anthony Hall Linda Henry Henderson Earl D. & Jennifer Findlater Shirley Gilbert Frank Hall Jessica Elise Herrin Patricia L. Fisher Claudette W. Giles Jo Ann Hall Barnelle R. Herring Beverly Price Fitzgerald Brett Michael Gillard Leslie Donald Hall Damien Alexander Hicks Carlena T. Fitzhugh Brenda D. Gilliam Alma Hamilton Keith Randall Hicks Patricia A. Fitzpatrick Rupert Neiko Gillin Jerome Hamilton Yvonne T. Hicks Thelma Flamer Bernice Gist David S. Hammond Sharon Anita Hill Lango L. Flanagan Kelly N. Glenn-Eades Christine Handy Pauline Hilliard Angela Shenea’ Fleming Tiara Glover Scott E. Hangey Rajah Hilliard Damon Lamont Fleming Gianna Briet Goodall David Hanna Cynthia Hines Peggy Fleming Joey Goode Samuel L. Hardesty Jacqueline Hines Briana Alexis Fletcher Joan W. Gordon Tasheda Elizabeth Hardy Joy R. Hinton Danielle Camille Fletcher Kimberly Watson Gordon Taurin Wallace Hardy Paula Jean Hirsch Junius Fletcher Lynda Kay Gordon Charlene Wright Hargraves Terrance Hobbs Valerie A. Flournoy Patrice L. Gordon Jerome L. Harper Edward Granville Hoes Ernestine Flower Desiree Lynita Graham Allison Marie Harriman Deborah Holmes Kelechi Chinyere Fluitt Shirley Mae Gramling Carol Denise Harrington John M. Holmes Landry Fokoua Doris A. Grant LaVada Gail Harris Lakeisha Holmes Andrew M. Fonoroff Nakia N. Graves Mattie T. Harris Stephanie J. Holmes Hazel Foster Eleanor Gray Marvin T. Hart James Holt Glendia O. Fowler- Pia M. Gray Fannie B. Harvey Brandi Janai Hopson Cartwright Alford F. Greaves Garcia P. Harvey Mawuena Ablavi Hor-Afemenusui

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Geraldine E. Horsey Terri H. Jacques Okeema T. Jones Andrea Lawson Grace Ellen Howard Rugiatu Jalloh Sandra L. Jones Edmonds Glossie Leake Angela R. Howard- Marlene Janifer Hattie J. Jones-Penn Lawrence E. Leigh Cromwell Jonathan J. Jayes-Green Laquanna Jones-Stinson Leonard Uzoma Leonard Phyllis V. Hubbard Anthony J. Jefferson Jacquelyn P. H. Jordan Sheree Martin Leonard Alphonso Keith Hudson Adrionne Simone Jenkins Kara Ann Jordan Danielle Patricia Lewis Monica Lynne Hudson Bonita E. Jenkins Marcus Tyree Jordan Gloria Taylor Lewis Dorothy I. Hughes Gloria Jean Jenkins Denise L. Jordan-Williams Jonathon Jamal Lewis Vivian C. Hughes Jack Thomas Jenkins Robert Herbert Joswiak LaTanvia Deshonte Lewis Agnes Purnell Hull Lisa Y. Jenkins Naomi C. Kabasela Ronald D. Lewis Linda Hunt Jonee Antoinette Jennifer Rehema Kabiru Tara P. Lewis Diane N. Hunter Rhonda F. Jeter Sema Kamara Dongsheng Li David A. Hutchins Linda D. Jeter-Diggs Cara Estere Kane Amy Lindberg Edward Hutchins Mary D. Jewett Iris N. Kane Ariana L. Lindo Williams Hutchins Annie Lloyd Johnson Alhaji S. Kargbo Carolyn S. Little Victoria Hutt-Scott April Lanise Johnson John P. Kastronis Steve Little Carol A. Hyman-Wilson Ayesha D Johnson Indra Katuwal Vera M Smith Littlejohn Olamijuwon Israel Ibidapo Clementine F. Johnson Flossie C. Keck Simone & Bryant Locke Onyinye Constance Darlene S. Johnson Deborah J. Keith Kim A. Logan Ihearahu Dionne Dominique Melonie Kelley Stefanie B. Lomax Norma N. Ijadunola Johnson Jesseki Olexus Kelly Lloyd London Babatunde Olalekan Ijiyemi Eleanor C. Johnson Laurence E. Kelly Nicole M. London Angela V. Isaac Jackie Ray Johnson Amanda M. Kem Charisse Janel Long Solomon J. Isaac Kevin J. Johnson Derrick Nathaniel Kemp Christal Deffine Long Rita E. Isaac-Brown Margaret E. Johnson Marianne Russell Kendrick Dennison Baresford Long Magusta Isom Regina Johnson Annie E. Kennedy Jacqueline A. Lore Lauretta Isreal Regina Hedgeman Reginald Kennedy Latoya Linda Love Linda J. Iverson Johnson Carol E. Kenney Tizoc Loza Daniel Ives Sandra Louise Johnson Christine Key Tiffany Andrea Lucas Deithrea Ivory Sarah & Wilton Johnson Amy E. Keys Paula Maria Luskus Onyinyechi Modester Tia C. Johnson Romey Thomas Keys Brian Farrell Lyles Iyamah Weldon M. Johnson Eric Wellington King Brendan Gregory Lyn Uwagboe Ize-Igbihevbo Wanda Johnson Jodan King Wanda Mable-Young Alauna K. Jackson Joanna Marie Johnson- Adrienne Marie King Vondale Mack Avon Jarrell Jackson Cypress Audrey K. King Bobbie Jean Madura Charles E. Jackson Ella Mae Johnson-Waters Erinique King Khadijah Madyun Constance L. Jackson Pierre Herdy Joly Lachelle B. King Byron Magruder Evette L. Jackson Alveta S. Jones Calvin S. Kinney Robert D. Mahoney Jasmine N. Jackson Bonnie R. Jones Darryl Cornelius Kinsey L. Denise Makell Joann Jackson-Piper Carla Jones Christina Leah Kirk Brenda T. Makle Katrina L. Jackson Charles J. Jones Modupe Olaitan Korede LeAmber R. Malcolm Lillie M. Jackson Danielle A. Jones Olusola Emmanuel Kumuyi Nichelle Mandjila Leonard Marcellas Jackson Delydia M. Jones Joan P. La Rue Jonathan Manley Maria Jackson Dwight F. Jones Jadeysa Alexandra Lake Keith R. Mann Marvin H. Jackson Dwight M. Jones Jeffrey Ray Lampkin Virginia M. Manning Preston Jackson Jonetta Dorothea Jones Tammy Denise Lancaster Diane Mansfield Robert D. Jackson Kevin D. Jones JoJene B. Landon Lucy W. Marr Trent C. Jackson Lisa K. Jones Inez M. Lankford Chandra D. Marriott John A. Jacob Mary Gladys Jones Thomas F. Law Brenda C. Martin Veronica Jacobs Melissa Jones

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Shannon Nicole Martin Winterford A. Mensah Angela Morris Abraham Odunsi Virgil O. Martin E. Clark Mester Brittany M. Morrison Wilma E. Ogburn Naneka Marie Mason Sally L. Meyer Patricia Gwendolyn Lisa Christine Ojeda Marissa E. Massey Jessica P. Mickens-Williams Morrison Celestina Obiageli Diarra Mata Rebecca J. Mickey Oreal D. Morsell Ojirinnaka Maria Angela Arreza Mateo James & Shirley Middleton Boyd Moses Antoinette Okala Andre Mathis Carolyn P. Miles Shadonne Cherry Moses Mekka Okereke Angela Janice-Marie Benjamen A. Miller Delphine Motley Ifeoma Nkoli Okoye Mathis Howard Tyrone Miller Mubamba Chris Mpoyo Tobiloba Ricci Olateru Jerry J. Mathis Kenneth Manuel Milla Tasnim Rayyan Muhammad Michael S. Oleru Amber Keyonna Matthews Roxanne Miller Leona Munoz William Sylvester Olfus Dianna K. Matthews Sheila G. Miller Veronica M. Munson Carrie Oliver Patricia Matthews Tracy Miller Carlise Murden Dianne Polson Oliver Sharon Lynette Matthews Troy Miller Karen L. Murphy Folasade Olupitan Robert B. May Vandy Miller Lezell Murphy Peggy Lansbach O’More Evelyn Maye Sia Hawa Millimouno Jeannette Monique Murray Erica F. Omotosho Shavonne Maynor Alice B. Mills Jessica Christine Murray Archie O’Neil Charles H. Mays Jeff Mills Justine Michele Murray Jose Avelino Ortiz Mathias Mbah Kortnie C. Mills Daniel Murrell Mary L. Overton Aundrea L. McCall Lola J. Mills Lisa J. Muse Brian K. Owens Lee McClain Isaac K. Minkah Olajide Semiu Mustapha Chevonie A. Oyegoke Roslyn G. McCloud Tiaira Chantel Minnis Patricia Nartey Folayemi A. Oyeneyin Andre P. Mccollough Roderick Missouri Cecilia L. Natoli Brianna Nicole Page Veda Ann McCoy Aquila Mitchell Nkemdilim C. Ndum Willistine D. Page Delphia McCoy Austin James Mitchell Ella E. Neal Dacia Pagie Erica McCrae Briyana Mitchell Lorraine Neal Karen L. Palmer Ida B. McCullough Joe Mitchell Lamont Hasson Nelson Shenice Palmer Arthur Lemuel McCune Judylynn Bailey Mitchell Melanie Newbrough Gavin Palmore Wayne E. McDonald Robert Mitchell Edna Elaine Whitney Nicole Parham Alonzo P. McDuffie Stacey D. Mitchell-Brown Newkirk-Brown Angela Parks Linda McElveen Sheryl Mobley Danielle Ann Newman Cecilia Parker Lateri Monei McFadden Eloise J. Molock Tiffany Antionette James Parker Keith McKay Edward Montgomery Newsome Jessica Marie Parker Tara Simone McKay Charles Mooney Michelle E. Newton Saundra M. Parker Thomas April L. Moore Gladis Nichols Vera S. Parker Mary Lou McKenna Brianna Nicole Moore Daphanie Beckford Nisbeth Eileen Parks Kyle McKinney Carolyn Moore Joyce Nesmith Nixon Mary Richardson Parrish Beverly G. McKinney Debra Moore Kenneth Nock Elizabeth Marie Pate Ernestine M. McKnight Demario Anthawn Moore Valda Norris Steven Lamar Patterson Kristol Courtney Mcknight Linda Y. Moore Monique Whitney Nortey Marion T. Patterson Gloria E. Mclean Orlando Moore Edith N. Nutter Iran Demetrious Paylor Douglas Mclellan Pam Moore Patricia A. Nutter Gail Linda Peace Fogg Ruth Weedon McNeal Viola C. Moore George Nwabukwu James Peaker Vonzella Renee McQueen Melissa Morales Cosmas U. Nwokeafor Ernest L. & Andrea Peele Randy McRae David A. Morant Azubike Obiajulu E. Brady Pendleton Okang A. Meares Jane T. Moreno Joanne Carol Ocasio Cecilia Penn Nicole Romeo Mebane Adrienne Morgan Arthur O’Connor Daryl Penn Mekedes Asgedom Audrey B. Morgan Delores M. Oden Tonya Penn-Huff Mekonnen Shari Morgan-Pledger Regenia F. Oden Katrina Peoples Isetta G. Melton Elizabeth Bola Odunaike

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Marlena M. Perrin Regina Ray Maxine Rush Lynette Simmons Brittani Adell Perry Leah Beth Raynor Heidi Denise Ruster Thelma E. Simmons Francine Antoinette Perry Jack V. Reckner David Steven Edgar Rustin Tyriq Dshon Simmons Jaquan Rahmel Perry Beverly Reddy Charlesetta Sain Holly Simpson Samantha Perry Joseph D. Redmiles Denascia A. Salley Mack B. Simpson Shirley Perry Yolanda Howell Reed Clara F. Sample Bonita Sims Tarquaneshia Nakia Perry Beverly Reeves Sophia Sanchez Monique Rochelle Sims Victoria Johnson Person Kevin Lepeare Reeves Jessica Maxine Sanders Sunil Gavaskar Singh Evelyn V. Peters Jamie Michelle Reyes Larry Sanders Sudhanshu Kumar Sinha Walter James B. Phillips Tamala Renee Reynolds Michaela Sanders Fay L. Slade Chadd Edison Philp Chereace A. Richards Lucia Santacruz Marvin Eddie Sloan Jill Marie Piazza Justin Richardson Colleen Marie Santos Eugene J. Smalley Charlyne B. Pinkney Roger Richardson Iris L. Saunders Audrey T. Smith Maud H. Pinkney Eddie Richburg Gale Y. Saunders Brian Smith Ruby E. Pinkney-Gross Beth A. Riggs Eric Savage Davon A. Smith Janice Pippens Kimberly S. Rivers Travis Scarborough Donna M. Smith Ericka Pitts Olivia F. Robbins Mindy Mahoney Schaffer Fernanda E. Smith Tanisha Pollard Virginia May Roberts Garrett Schmidt Georgeine C. Smith Kerrick Pollock Denise Roberts-France Jamie T. Scipio Jack Smith Roberto Ponder Ashley Nichole Theresa R. Scisney Kevin Smith C. Juanita Poole Robertson-Preston Darla Scott Krag Smith Candle C. Pope Charles Robinson Dorothy M. Scott Margaret Smith-Perkins Freda Porter Dominick Robinson Jason Lorenzo Scott Nicole Smith Kelli Alaina Porter Jimmie Robinson Michael Anthony Scott Phyllis Smith Courtney Yvonne Potter John Robinson Patricia Scott Tess Jones Smith James M. Powell Kenneth Bertram Robinson Robert Ranard Scott Valeria Ann Lomax Smith Melissa Powers Myra R. Robinson Barbara A. Scott-Johnson Wilma D. Smith Edward Prater Richard D. Robinson Brenda J. Seaberry Deanna Marilyn Smoot Darryl A. Price Dion Rodriguez Dont’a Selden Davine Ligons Snead Enoch Benjamin Price Daniel A. Rogers Edgar Salvador Seldon Edward Snead Fred Price Windell Rogers Lansana Sesay Marianne Sokol Robynne W. Prince Christer A. Rollins Donte A. Settle Faramarz Solaimanpour Roger Roland Prince Kecia N. Rome Antone C. Sewell Angella Elizabeth-Ines Rosetta Marie Price Joyce Ann Rorie Jerry J. Shao Soliz Aaron Alexander Proctor E. Wayne Rose Floretta Sharpless Eugene Solomon Dora D. Proctor Kevin Rose Elaine Shaw Denee Melanie Spears Janet E. Proctor Kimberly Roseburough Annie Rogers Shellman Adrienne Speller Bruce A. Purnell Shawn J. Rouse Charles E. Shelton Troy Jerome Spencer James J. Quarles Georges Eric Rousseau Nekita Shelton Joshua Matthew Spivey Georgette S. Queen Natasha Roy Lavon Shepherd Arayna Spratley Paxton Tome Queen Jacqueline Royster Phyllis L. Shepphard Sandra Lee Spriggs Sreekala Radha Melody Royster Albert Shetley Gail Linda Stanley Nicole M. Ramirez Negest J. Rucker Pamela R. Shetley Mary Louise Stanton Hernandez Accacia Rudolph Shinzira Shomade Michelle Lynn Starkey Ina A. Ramos Fleeta R. Ruffin Rashad Milton Shrader Charisse Javon Stevenson Katrina Randolph D. Delores Rush Joyce Carroll Sias Kamala Dempsey Jermaine Antonio Rawlings Davon Rush Darlene A. Simmons Stevenson

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Tiffany Alvera Stevenson Marlon Edric Thomas Reynold Verret Laura Plummer Charlene Lynette Stewart Ramona Thomas Arthur Vidrine Webb-Marshall Lee & Ruby Stewart Timothy Thomas Angela Diane Vines Leila P. Welch Reginald J. Stewart William & Debra Thomas Lauren Vulanovic Paige Welch Carol F. Stinson Vyrtis Thomas Mary Waddell Tamara Yvette Wellons Sirena Stinson Barbara Ann Thompson Devon Denise Wade Desire Wells Tauna Stinson Erica Joy Thompson Josephine Wadley Susan Wells Rosella Stock Kimberly Y. Thompson Ernest Waiters Jacqueline E West Betty L. Stokes Lottie Jones Thompson Akil Walker Melanie Joann West Robert Lewis Strickland Tracey Thompson Anthony Terrell Walker Renee L. West Dorothy B. Strozier Mable S. Thompson Crystal Lynese Walker Nina Lynette West-Bridgers Shirley R. Subryan Rainna P. Thompson Danielle Walker Ouida Elaine Westney Isaac H. Suggs Samiyah Naajiya Ida M. Walker Jesse Whatley Lee A. Sutton Thompson Jabari S. Walker John Whelan Rose Ann P. Sweetney Stephanie R. Thompson Shirley H. Walker Anika R. White Phonche Swinson Verdell Thompson Nicole R. Wall Bettie White Quintin Talley Mia Thompson-Eley Athlene M. Wallace Deborah Anne White Darlene S. Tasker Virgelean J. Thorn Charise Marie Wallace Lomone White Kayna Tasker Nia Thorne Dean Michael Wallace Michelle D. White Sharica Andrea Tasker Sheila M. Thorne-Valentine Katrina L. Wallace Norman P. White Lorraine S. Tatum Marilyn J. Thrower Lakeisha M. Wallace Roberta White Tonica F. Tatum-Gormes Donald Tilghman Maria Wallace Seanne Dremese White Carolyn M. Taylor Cliff Timpson Michael Dean Wallace Tracey Lauren White Carolyn L. Taylor Arlette Tinsley Michele M. Wallace Meagan Deanne Whitfield Clifford W. Taylor Keisha D. Todd Raequel Lanette Wallace Louise O. Whittington Debra D. Taylor Ashley Tolbert Delores Walls Beverly A. Whren-Noble Dorothy E. Taylor Ronald J. Toole Raishawn A. Walston Rhonda C. Whye Edward Taylor David F. Torregrosa Bobbi Walston McCoy Jamahl Tahir Wiggins Jennie M. Taylor William Matthew Torrence Reggie Walters W. Renee Wilder Johnny C. Taylor Monique Townes Vonda J. Ward Cherryll Wilkerson Lexter L. Taylor Lorenza Trotter Walter B. Ward Ingrid N. Wilkerson Sonia Taylor Jennifer R. Troy Tracey R. Ward-Taylor Pariece M. Wilkins Tatyana Michelle Taylor Vivian E. Truxon Timothy B. Warner Arthur E. Williams Tonya M.R. Taylor Stacie N. Tucker Gwendolyn Washington Barbara M. Williams Trina A. Tekyi Tara Nicole Tucker James Allen Washington Bianca Marie Williams Saliou B. Telly Yolanda C. Tucker Marissa Washington Bobby L. Williams Nkenge A. Temoney Joan Turner Msefya Cassie Alexis M. Williams Kimberly Terry Roslyn C. Turner Michael Washington Charles Jonathan Williams Mictrena J. Terry Victor P. Turner Rhea Washington Danielle Williams Sharon Theodore-Lewis Willie Dean Turner Treopia Washington Danita Patrice Williams Joel Thirer Charles Jerome Twitty Carolynn Denise Darrin Williams Adam Thompson Lanita Ann Tyler Washington-Lodge Donjuan Lee Williams Alexis Lashawn Thomas Utibe Paul Udo James Norman Waters Gerald Dionte Williams Carla Danielle Thomas Ada O. Uhegwu Lenora M. Watford Hilary Candace Williams Jasmin Jana Thomas Chukwuemeka Francis Shirley Mae D. Watford Lawrence F. Williams Joann R. Thomas Ukandu Karika Watkins-Hill Natalie M. Williams Karen H. Thomas Chidinma Maureen Jearsel F. Watson Ronald Williams Lavinia M. Thomas Uwakwe Markeya Watson Ralph Jerome Williams Lisa Renee Thomas Chelsia L. Varner James Ivy Watts Rene A. Williams Asia M. Vaughn Victoria T. Weaver

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Santana B. Williams James Wilson Brittany Channel Jannette Wundrow Satina V. Williams LeVorne Wilson Woodland Lawrence Oduro Yeboah Simone Danielle Williams Peggy L. Wilson Imogene F. Woodley Tracey Yeldell Teneika Donya Williams Courtney Wimbush Tammera E. & Kelvin Carolyn P. Young Tracy Williams Hasani Jamaal Woods Cristal C. Young Kathy Patrina Winchester-Cheseman Shelley Woodyard Minter Frank Young Williams-Jenkins Madeline Wingate-Alfonso Wade A. Woolfolk Keisha Renee Young Jackie Williams-Jordan Crystal Shantel Wingfield Jyla NeCole Wooten Lolita M. Love Young Mona L. Williamson Jessica S. Winn Mildred Richardson Worthy Myra P. Young Darryl R. Williford Shayla Witcher Morgan Wray Alecia Zeigler Emmanuelle Willis Beathsader M. Womble Barbara J. Wright Regine Zephirin Wanda Y. Willis Donald H. Wood Courtney L. Wright Elizabeth Zurek Beverly Wills-McFadden Jamar Antwan Wood Nancy Wright Bertha B. Wilson Jane E. Wood Eric Michael Wright-Mosby Henry Wilson Krista Nicole Wood Hanxin Wu

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Sources of Revenue

$2.9

$22.9

$44.1

$0.7

$136.9M Sources of Revenue

$21.8

$44.5

FY 2018 Sources of Revenue (in millions)

Tuition & Fees $44.1 32%

State Appropriations $44.5 32%

Federal Funds $21.8 16%

Grants & Contracts $0.7 1%

Sales & Services - Auxiliary $22.9 17%

Other Revenues $2.9 2%

Total $136.9 100%

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Operating Expenses

$19.1

$29.7

$22.1 $0.6 $134.8M Operating Expenses

$14.8

$22.8 $9.1

$16.5

FY 2018 Operating Expenses (in millions)

Instruction $29.7 26%

Research $0.6 1%

Public Service $0.1 0%

Academic Support $14.8 11%

Student Services $9.1 7%

Institutional Support $16.5 12%

Plant & Maintenance $22.8 17%

Auxiliary $22.1 16%

Scholarships $19.1 14%

Total $134.8 100%

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Bowie State Bowie State University University System University Foundation of Maryland Cabinet Board of Visitors Board of Directors Board of Regents

Dr. Guy-Alain Amoussou Ms. Rhonda L. Slade Mr. C. Glenn Mahone Mr. Barry P. Gossett Interim Provost and Secretary Chairperson Vice-Chair Vice President for Academic Affairs Mr. Earl Adams Jr., Esq. Ms. Betty B. Turner Mr. Gary L. Attman Mr. Tabb J. Bishop Vice Chair Treasurer Ms. Karen J. Shaheed, Esq. Mr. Kenneth Blake Executive Vice President Mr. James F. Selvaggi Ms. Linda R. Gooden Mr. Charles G. Davis and General Counsel Treasurer Assistant Treasurer Mr. Raoul Dennis Chief of Staff to the Mr. M. H. Jim Estepp The Honorable Isaac Trouth Dr. Michelle A. Gourdine President Mr. Jeffrey Franklin Secretary Secretary Mr. David C. Harrington Mr. Michael Atkins Ms. Yvette Caldwell Mr. Robert D. Rauch Mr. Dwayne Robinson Interim Vice President for Executive Director Assistant Secretary Administration and Finance Col. Marilyn D. Wills Dr. Aminta H. Breaux Mr. Joseph Bartenfelder Dr. Artie L. Travis Ex-Officio Ex-Officio Vice President for Student Affairs Mr. Michael Atkins Mr. William A. Shorter Jr., Ex-Officio Student Regent Ms. Yvette Caldwell Interim Vice President for Mr. Ricardo C. Mitchell Mr. Norman R. Augustine Institutional Advancement Ex-Officio Ms. Katrina J. Dennis, Esq. Mr. E. Wayne Rose Ms. Ellen Fish Mr. Robert J. Antonetti Jr. Vice President for Mr. James Holzapfel Mr. LaRian Finney Information Technology Ms. D’Ana Johnson Ms. LaVerne Gray Mr. Robert Neall Ms. Cassandra Robinson Mr. Barrington Jackson Mr. Robert L. Pevenstein Director of University Mr. Robert G. Johnson Mr. Louis Pope Relations and Marketing Mr. Ronald D. Lipford Ms. LaJuan H. Lyles Mr. Clyde Doughty Jr. Director of Athletics Ms. Valencia McClure Mr. Sherman Ragland Mr. Gordon Sampson University System The Honorable Geraldine of Maryland Valentino-Smith Dr. Ron Watson Chancellor Ms. Danielle White Dr. Robert L. Caret

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