Tuskegee Board of Trustees - July 2017 In Comparison To O ther Universities’ Boards With A Special Attention on Chairmanship s’ Alumni Status

First board of commissioners

The Alabama State Legislature provided a tiny appropriation and charter for the purpose of es tablishing a normal school for African Americans in Tuskegee, Alabama. Commissioners were appointed to establish the school.

Lewis Adams, Thomas Dyer, and M. Bowen Swanson formed Tuskegee's first board of commissioners

Lewis Adams, Tuskegee University founder, a former enslaved African American and business owner (who was able to barter the African American vote for a new normal school in Tuskegee), M.B. Swanson, a merchant and Thomas Dryer, a dry goods merchant.

George W. Campbell, chairman of the board of trustees

Former owner of enslaved Africans and a supporter of Lewis Adams, founder of Tuskegee University

George Washington Campbell Became a member of the Tuskegee board of trustees after Thomas Dyer died.

Former enslaver and banker (s enior member of the firm Campbell & Wright, at the time the oldest firm in the state of Alabama, established in 1852). In, 1871 his firm and E. T. Varner constructed the Tuskegee Railroad from Tuskegee to Chehaw. Campbell also owned an insurance brokerage and in 1882, founded the only bank in Macon County.

George Washington Campbell wrote to General Armstrong, president of Hampton Institute seeking a teacher for the new school. On May 31, 1881, General Armstrong responded, “The only man I can suggest is one Mr. Booker T. Washington.” Washington accepted the job.

Seth Low, chairman of the board of trustees

Seth Low was at two term mayor of the then independent City of Brooklyn, New York. Low helped draft the charter consolidating Brooklyn, Manhatt an, Queens, Staten Island, and the Bronx into the single political entity of New York City. In 1898, the modern City of New York was formed with the consolidation . Following his tenure as mayor of Brooklyn, Low assu med the presidency of Columbia Universit y, serving between 1890 and 1901. In 1901, reformer Seth Low was elected mayor of New York City ( 92nd Mayor of New York City ) on a "fusion" ticket backed by Republicans, independents, and anti - Tammany Democrats. In 1905, he joined the board of trustee s of the Tuskegee Institute, becoming chairman of the Tuskegee board of trustees in 1907.

William G. Willcox was elected in 1917 chairman of the board

1923

Dr. William J. Schieffelin 1942

Dr. William J. Schieffelin, chairm an o f the Board of Trustees of Tuskegee Institute until 1946

William Jay Schieffelin (1866 - 1955 ), a wealthy New Yorker, who's family business, Schieffelin & Company, was one of the oldest in New York City, founded in 1794. William was the great great grand son of Jacob Schieffelin and of Hannah Lawrence. He was also the great - great grandson of Chief Justice John Jay, and a generous supporter of the Tuskegee Institute. William married Maria Louisa Vanderbilt Shephard (1870 - 1948), the daughter of Elliott Fitch Shephard and Margaret Louisa Vanderbilt Shepard. His son was William Jay Schieffelin Jr., who would later serve as board chairman of Schieffelin & Company.

His grandson, William Schieffelin III, was later also a trustee of Tuskegee Institute and died in 1989 at the age of 67. William Jay Schieffelin III was the seventh generation of his family to head Schieffelin & Company. William Schieffelin III had also been a director of the New York Chamber of Commerce, chairman of the Commerce and Industry Associati on of New York, a director of the New York Board of Trade and a member of the French and British - American chambers of commerce.

William Jay Schieffelin's wife's mother was Margaret Louisa Vanderbilt Shepard was the eldest daughter of William Henry Vanderb ilt and Maria Louisa Kissam Vanderbilt and granddaughter of the Commodore Cornelius Vanderbilt. William Henry Vanderbilt was the eldest son of Commodore Cornelius Vanderbilt, a heir to his fortune. William Henry Vanderbilt was the richest American after h e took over his father's fortune in 1877 until his own death in 1885, passing on a substantial part of the fortune to his wife and children, particularly to sons: Cornelius II and William.

Maria Louisa Vanderbilt Shephard's uncles were Cornelius Vanderbi lt II and younger siblings William Kissam Vanderbilt, Emily Thorn Vanderbilt, Florence Adele Vanderbilt Twombly, Frederick William Vanderbilt, Eliza Osgood Vanderbilt Webb and George Washington Vanderbilt II.

Basil O'Connor, chairman of the board of tr ustees

Basil O'Connor served as chairman of the Tuskegee Institute Board of Trustees from 1946 - 1968

In 1927, O’Connor was recruited by President Franklin D. Roosevelt to raise funds to support polio patients at Warm Springs, Georgia. O’Connor assumed the lead role of the Georgia Warm Springs Foundation when Roosevelt was elected Governor of New York. In 1938, the two men formed the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis (NFIP), which focused on supporting research to find a solution to the problem of poliomyelitis. Under O'Connor, the NFIP, known best as "the March of Dimes," mobilized volunteers to help fund research to develop the polio vaccines that ended the polio epidemics in the US. The NFIP was renamed the March of Dimes in 1979.

O’Connor w as born in Taunton, Massachusetts, in 1892. He was educated at Dartmouth and Harvard Law School. In 1920 O'Connor met Franklin D. Roosevelt, who was running for Vice Presid ent on the Democratic ticket. O'Connor became Roosevelt’s legal advisor. He entered into a New York based law partnership, known as Roosevelt and O’Connor; three years after Roosevelt contracted polio (1924). Roosevelt appointed O'Connor to the American Red Cross, which he served as chairman (1944 – 19 47) and president (1947 – 19 49) .

1972 - 1982 Melvin Allan Glasser Tuskegee board of trustee member appointed 1959 Elected Vice Chairman 1969 Elected chairman in 1972

He was born in New York and graduated from City College of New York. He received a master's degree in social work from the New York School of Social Work. For 2 years in the Truman administration, he was executive director of the Mid - Century White House Conference on Children and Youth. From 1951 to 1953, he was associate chief of the U.S. Children's Bureau. Served 18 years in De troit with the UAW, where he was director of the union's professional consulting staff and Social Security department. He then became executive vice president of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis and administrative director of the medical fie ld trials for the Salk vaccine, which became the first safe and effective anti - polio vaccine. Later, he assisted the government of Argentina in fighting a polio epidemic. Mr. Glasser was dean of development and professor at the Heller Graduate School of Ad vanced Studies in Social Welfare at Brandeis University. He also held adjunct faculty appointments at the University of Michigan's School of Public Health and at Yale Medical School.

Melvin A. Glasser, chairman of the board of trustees

Melvin A. Glass er, a former director of the Health Security Action Council who supervised th e medical field trials for the anti - polio Salk vaccine, died in 1995 at the age of 79. He was a past chairman of Tuskegee University and held adjunct faculty posts at Yale Univers ity's School of Medicine and the University of Michigan's School of Public Health. In 1963 Mr. Glasser was named director of the United Automobile Workers' social security department in Detroit, a position he held for 18 years and from which he called for a national health care plan. In 1960 he was chairman of the White House Conference for Youth, which asked President Dwight D. Eisenhower to speed the desegregation of public schools.

1968

198 0 Dr. Luther Foster r etires

1982 Dr. Andrew Brimmer

Dr. Andrew Brimmer, chairman of the board of trustees

Dr. Andrew Brimmer was elected to the Tuskegee University Board of Trustees in 1965 and, in 1982, became the first African American to serve as chairman of the board of Trustees at Tuskegee Un iversity . Dr. Andrew F. Brimmer on October 15 , 2010 announced his retirement as Chairman of the Tuskegee University Board of Trustees . Brimmer served as a member of the Board for 45 years — with 28 as its Chairman — making him the longest - serving Board me mber in the University’s history. Brimmer personally identified Dr. Benjamin F. Payton, fifth President of the University , in 1981 .

Tuskegee University president Benjamin F. Payton announced his retirement in late March, 2009, to become effective J une 30, 2010. Dr. Payton extended his retirement date to July 31, 2010 .

Dr. Andrew F. Brimmer on October 15, 2010 announced his retirement as Chairman of the Tuskegee University Board of Trustees.

Retired Maj. Gen. Charles E. Williams First alumnus to be no miated chairman of the board of trustees

In October 2010, Retired Maj. Gen. Charles E. Williams , who graduated from Tuskegee Institute (University) in 1960, was elected chair of the board of trustees. Gen. Williams became the first Tuskegee alu mnus to ever chair the board of trustees. His term would last until October 2015.

John Page, chairman of the board of trustees Appointed to the board in 2012 and nominated chairman in 2015

In October 2015 d uring its annual fall meeting this weekend, th e Tuskegee University’s Board of Trustees elected trustee John E. Page , a non - alumnus, to serve as its chairman. He replace d retired Maj. Gen. Charles E. Williams, who was named to the board’s leadership in 2010. Page had just joined the Tuskegee board in March 2012.

State Funding

How Tuskegee University became state related

The Cornell University board of trustees mode l was to be used for Tuskegee University when it became state related

May 27, 2017

Cornell Univers ity - Board of trustees welcomes nine new members

At its May 27 meeting, the Cornell University Board of Trustees elected six new trustees to four - year terms: John Ceriale David S. Cohen ’85 Dale S. Rosenthal ’78 George A. Scangos ’70 Anne Meinig Smalling ’87 J. Allen Smith ’80, M.P.S. ’86

They join recent alumni - elected trustees Sheila Wilson Allen ’76 DVM ’81 Linda M. Gadsby ’88 who will serve four - year terms, and undergraduate student - elected trustee Dustin Liu ’19, who was elected to a two - year ter m.

The new trustees’ terms begin July 1.

Also at the May 27 meeting, six current trustees were re - elected to additional four - year terms: Jessica M. Bibliowicz ’81 Nicole Bisagni DelToro ’91 Kraig Kayser, MBA ’84 Ronald D. McCray ’79 Laura A. Wilkinson, MBA ’85, J.D. ’86 Craig Yunker ’73. http://news.cornell.edu/stories/2017/05/board - trustees - welcomes - nine - new - members

Non - Tuskegee alumni cu rrently Chair and First Vice Chair the board of trustees, which is unusual at the majority of prominent American universities (predominantly white or HBCU/ public or private) . ______Tuskegee University Governance Document for the Board of Trustees The officers of the Board of Trustees shall be a Chair, Vice Chair, a second Vice - Chair and a Secretary, who shall be elected at each annual meeting for a period of one year or until their successors are elected. The Chair and Vice Chair shall be trustees o f the University, but the Secretary may or may not be a trustee.

The number of trustees shall never be less than Seventeen (17) or more than twenty - five (25); and that nine (9) of the Trustees shall constitute a quorum.

When there shall be a vacancy in the Board of Trustees occasioned by death, resignat ion, removal or refusal to act, the remaining trustees or a majority of them shall supply the vacancy at the next annual meeting.

The term of office of the self - perpetuating members shall be 3 years, and the Trustees shall divide themselves into classes so that as nearly as possible an equal number shall retire each year.

Every new election shall be for a term of 3 years, and every election to fill a vacancy shall be for the unexpired term except that the five (5) trustees appointed by the Governor shall hold office 2 for 3 years and 3 for 5 years. The terms of office of each trustee appointed by the Governor, after the expiration of the first term, shall be for 4 years or until their successors are appointed and qualified; should a vacancy occur among the trustees appointed by the Governor by death, resignation, refusal to serve, or by becoming otherwise disqualified, then such vacancy shall be filled by the Governor. The Superintendent of Ed ucation of the State of Alabama shall be an ex - officio member of the Board, but shall not be counted in the twenty - five (25) and shall participate without vote.

The Trustees shall elect at each annual meeting an Executive Committee consisting of 8 Trust ees in addition to the President, and the Chair of the Finance Committee; a Finance Committee not exceeding eleven (11) members including the Chair of the Board and the President and an Audit Committee of not less than three members nor more than five m embers. Members of the elected committees shall hold office until their successors are elected.

Attendance at committee meetings shall be restricted to committee members and those trustees and other individuals invited by the Chair of the Board.

The board current has 2 non - alumni officers - including having a non - alumnus or non - alumna serving as chair, which is not the common practice at many of the nation’s prominent colleges and universities (be they predominantly white, HBCU, public or priva te institutions).

The board currently has very few alumni who are board appointed .

Two of the board’s appointed members are more recent graduates (class of 2008 and 2009) with one holding an officer position. It is important for all members of the t o rotate off the board including the chair . It is also important to continue to have recent graduates serving on the board. Recent g r aduates should not have their terms re newed. This allows for a diversity of other future recent graduates to serve on the board to share their points of view and wisdom . At most American colleges and universities recent graduates do not se rve as of f icers of the board of trustees.

In 2006, Tuskegee University alumni began to raise the issue regarding alumni inclusion on the board of trustees. This article shows that there were only 3 alumni included on the board of trustee s.

Examples of boards of trustees at other universities (public and private)

Governor Robert Bentley, President of Board University of Alabama. While at the University, he majored in Chemistry and Biology and graduated with a Bachelor of Science deg ree in three years. After graduating from the University, he began his medical studies at The University of Alabama School of Medicine.

B.T. Roberts, District 1 B.S. in Industrial Management Auburn University 1972 Board of Directors of the Auburn Alumni Association

Clark Sahlie, District 2 B.S. in Business Administration Auburn University 1988

James W. Rane, District 3 B.S. in Business Administration Auburn University J.D. Cumberland School of Law Samford University

Bob Dumas, District 3 - Lee County B .S. in Business Administration Auburn University 1976

Jimmy Sanford, District 4 B.S. in Business Administration Auburn University 1968 M.S. in Economics Auburn University 1971

Gaines Lanier, District 5 B.S. in Business Administration Auburn University 1 974 Football defensive tackle in 1972, 1973 and 1974

Elizabeth Huntley, District 6 B.S. in Political Science Auburn University 1993

Sarah B. Newton, District 7 B.S. degree in Elementary Education Auburn University 1974 M.S. and Certification in Adminis tration University of Alabama

Michael A. DeMaioribus, District 8 B.S. in Electrical Engineering Auburn University 1976 M.S. in Electrical Engineering Auburn University 1977

James Pratt, District 9 B.A. in English Literature Auburn University 1972 J.D. C umberland School of Law Samford University 1978

Wayne T. Smith, At - Large B.S. in Education Auburn University 1968 M.S. in Educational Administration Auburn University 1969 M.S. in Healthcare Administration Trinity University in San Antonio, Texas 1972

Ra ymond J. Harbert, At - Large B.S. in Industrial Management Auburn University 1982

Charles D. McCrary, At - large B.S. in Mechanical Engineering Auburn University 1973 J.D. Birmingham School of Law

The University of Alabama (Tuscaloosa) The University of A labama at Birmingham The University of Alabama in Huntsville

Governor Robert Bentley, President of Board University of Alabama. While at the University, he majored in Chemistry and Biology and graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in three years. Af ter graduating from the University, he began his medical studies at The University of Alabama School of Medicine.

Thomas R. Bice Alabama State Superintendent of Education Ex Officio Member B.S. and Ed.D. degrees from Auburn University a M.S. degree from The University of Alabama at Birmingham

Harris V. Morrissette 1st Congressional District B.S. in Marketing The University of Alabama M.S. University Military School in Mobile

Marietta M. Urquhart 1st Congressional District B.S. in English and Mass Comm unications The University of Alabama at Birmingham 1976

Joseph C. Espy III 2nd Congressional District B.S. The University of Alabama 1969 J.D. The University of Alabama School of Law 1972 As an undergraduate, he served The University of Alabama as SGA Pr esident

W. Davis Malone III 2nd Congressional District Bachelor’s degree The University of Alabama 1983 J.D. Cumberland School of Law Samford University 1986

Kenneth L. Vandervoort, M.D. 3rd Congressional District Bachelor’s degree The University of Al abama in 1978 University of Alabama at Birmingham School of Medicine 1982

James W. Wilson III 3rd Congressional District B.S. in Business Administration The University of Alabama 1985

Paul W. Bryant, Jr. President Pro Tempore 4th Congressional District Bachelor’s degree The University of Alabama

Finis E. St. John IV 4th Congressional District B.S. in History The University of Alabama 1978 J.D. The University of Virginia School of Law 1982

Ronald W. Gray 5th Congressional District B.S. in Mechanical Eng ineering The University of Alabama 1981

William Britt Sexton 5th Congressional District B.S. in Business The University of Alabama 1985 Vanessa Leonard 6th Congressional District B.S. in Health Care Management The University of Alabama 1983 MBA The Univ ersity of Mississippi 1992 J.D. The University of Alabama School of Law 1995

John J. McMahon, Jr. 6th Congressional District Bachelor’s degree from Birmingham Southern College 1965 The University of Alabama School of Law 1968

Karen P. Brooks 7th Congres sional District B.S. in Social Work The University of Alabama 1972

Judge John H. England, Jr. 7th Congressional District B.S. in Chemistry Tuskegee University J.D. The University of Alabama School of Law 1974 First African Americans admitted to The Univ ersity of Alabama School of Law

Andria Scott Hurst 7th Congressional District B.A. in English The University of Alabama at Birmingham 1994

The University of Michigan (Ann Arbor) is governed by the Board of Regents, which consists of 8 members electe d at large in biennial state - wide elections. The president of the University serves as an ex officio member of the board.

Mark J. Bernstein C hair of the Board of Regents A.B. University of Michigan 1993 J.D. University of Michigan 1996 M.B.A. University of Michigan 1996

Michael J. Behm Vice Chair of the Board of Regents A.B. degree from the University of Michigan 1989 J.D. degree from Wayne State University 1992

Laurence B. Deitch A.B. University of Michigan 1969 J.D. University of Michigan 1972

Shauna Ryder Diggs B.S. University of Michigan 1991 M.D. University of Michigan Medical School 1994

Denise Ilitch B.A. University of Michigan 1977 J.D. University of Detroit 1980

Andrea Fischer Newman A.B. University of Michigan 1979 J.D. George Washington Un iversity National Law Center 1983

Andrew C. Richner B.B.A. University of Michigan 1982 J.D. University of Michigan Law School 1986

Katherine E. White B.S.E. in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Princeton University M.S. in Strategic Studies fro m the U.S. Army War College J.D. University of Washington LL.M. George Washington University Law School

Dwight D. Stone Chair B.A. from The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in 1973

Haywood D. Cochrane Vice Chair B.A. in Political Scienc e from The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Charles G. Duckett Secretary B.A. in Political Science and History from The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 1982

W. Lowery Caudillry, Ph.D. B.S. in Chemistry The University of North Car olina at Chapel Hill 1979 PhD in Analytical Chemistry at Indiana University in Bloomington 1983 He was Chair of the UNC Chapel Hill Board of Trustees from 2013 through 2015

Jefferson W. Brown B.S. The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 1981 J.D. Vanderbilt University

Donald Williams Curtis Bachelor’s degree from The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill He is a past chair of the General Alumni Association

Julia Sprunt Grumbles B achelor’s degree from The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Kelly Matthews Hopkins B.A. in Education from The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill M.S. in Organization Development Queens University in Charlotte

William A. Keyes, IV Bachelor’s degree from The University of North Carolina at Cha pel Hill

Allie Ray McCullen B.A. in History from The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 1968

William E. McMahan B.S. in Industrial Relations from The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Hari H. Nath Served on the UNC System Board of G overnors 2011 - 2015 years. Served on the Board of Center for International Understanding, a UNC organization created to promote business, educational and cultural collaboration with emerging market countries and North Carolina. B..E. in Mining Engineering from the University of Jodhpur M.S. in Industrial Engineering from the University of Missouri, Columbia 1971

Bradley C. Opere Ex - Officio Member 2016 - 2017 UNC Student Body President Opere is a native of Nairobi, Kenya studying Business Administration at UNC Chapel Hill's Kenan Flagler Business School.

Patrick Shanahan Board Chair B.S. in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Washington M.S. in Mechanical Engineering from Massachusetts Institute of Technology MBA from MIT’s Sloan School of M anagement

Jeremy Jaech Board Vice Chair B.A. in Mathematics from the University of Washington 1977 M.S. in Computer Science from the University of Washington 1980

William S. Ayer B.S. in Economics Stanford University M.S. in Business Administration from the University of Washington

Joel Benoliel B.S. in Political Science from the University of Washington J.D. from the University of Washington

Kristianne Blake B.A. in Business Administration from the University of Washington

Joanne R. Harrell B.A. from the University of Washington M.B.A. from the University of Washington

Constance W. Rice Master's degree from the University of Washington Ph.D. from the University of Washington Dr. Rice is married to Norman B. Rice, former Mayor of the City of Seattle.

Rogelio Riojas B.S. in Economics and Political Science from University of Washington M.S. in Health Administration from University of Washington

Herb Simon Bachelor's degree from the University of Washington

Austin Wright - Pettibone University of Wash ington Student Senior Chemical Engineering student with a minor in Applied Mathematics

100 percent of Columbia University trustees are alumni

Columbia University also requires their board of trustees to have 6 alumni trustees.

Richard H. Brodh ead President, Duke University

David M. Rubenstein, Chair Bachelor's from Duke University 1970 J.D. from University of Chicago Law School 1973

Jack O. Bovender, Jr., Vice Chair B.S in Psychology from Duke University 1967 M.S. in Hospital Administration from Duke University 1969

Robin A. Ferracone, Vice Chair B.A. in Management Science and Economics from Duke University 1975 M.B.A. from the Harvard Business School

Lisa M. Borders B.A. from Duke University 1979 MHA from the University of Colorado

Tim C ook B.S. in Industrial Engineering from Auburn University M.B.A. from Duke University 1988

Allyson Kay Duncan Bachelor's from Hampton University in 1972 J.D. from Duke University School of Law 1975

Ralph Eads III B.A. in Economics from Duke University 1981

Pasul Farmer B.S. in Anthropology from Duke University M.D. from Harvard University Ph.D. from Harvard University

Xiqing Gao Undergraduate education and a master of laws/economics from the University of International Business and Economics (UIBE) i n Beijing J.D. from Duke University School of Law 1986

Edward A. Gilhuly B.A.in History and Economics from Duke University 1982 M.B.A. from Stanford University

Gerald L. Hassell B.A. in Economics from Duke University 1972 M.B.A. from the New York Univer sity Stern School of Business

William A. Hawkins III B.S. in Electrical and Biomedical Engineering from Duke University 1976 M.B.A. from the Darden School of Business, University of Virginia 1982

Betsy D. Holden B.A. in Education from Duke University 197 7 M.A. in Education from Northwestern University M.B.A. from the Kellogg School of Management, Northwestern University

Peter J. Kahn B.S. in Political Science from Yale University in 1973 J.D. from D uke University Law School 1976 Anna E. Knight Currently a Graduate Student at Duke University B.S.E. in Biomedical Engineering from Duke University 2015

Neil Kondamuri Bachelor's degree in Public Policy from Duke University 2014

Michael Marsicano B.S. in Psychology from Duke University 1977 Masters of Educa tion from Duke University 1978 Ph.D. from Duke University 1982

Martha L. Monserrate B.S. in Engineering from Duke University 1981 M.S. from Duke University 1982

Patricia R. Morton B.A. in Political Science and Economics from Duke University 1977 M.B.A . in Accounting and Finance from the University of Pittsburgh 1978

N. Shepard Moyle Bachelor's degree from Duke University 1984 M.B.A. from Harvard Business School 1986

Clarence G. Newsome B.A. in Religion from Duke University 1972 Masters in Divinity f rom Duke University 1975 Ph.D. in Religion from Duke University 1982

Stephen G. Pagliuca B.A. from Duke University 1977 M.B.A. from the Harvard Business School 1982

Ann Pelham Bachelor's degree from Duke University 1974

Robert R. Penn Bachelor's degree in Latin American Studies from Duke University 1974 M.A. from the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies

Carmichael S. Roberts, Jr. B.S. in Organic Chemistry from Duke University Ph.D. in Organic Chemistry from Duke University M.B.A. f rom the Massachusetts Institute of Technology - Sloan School of Management

Alan D. Schwartz B.A. in Management Science from Duke University 1972

Benjamin Shellhorn Young Trustee of the Duke University Board of Trustees by the graduate and professional sc hool student association in 2015 B.A. in Theatre from Colorado College 2004 Master of Arts degree in Media Studies from New School 2006 J.D. from Duke University School of Law2015 M.B.A. from Duke University, the Fuqua School of Management 2015

Adam Silv er B.A. from Duke University 1984 J.D. from the University of Chicago 1988.

Laurene Sperling B.A. in Management Science and Accounting Duke University 1978 M.B.A. Harvard Business School 1982

Ashley Crowder Stanley B.A. in Divinity from Duke Univers ity 1977 Masters in Divinity from Duke University 1980

Jeffrey W. Ubben B.A. from Duke University 1983 M.B.A. from the J. L. Kellogg Graduate School of Management at Northwestern University 1987

Hope Morgan Ward B.A. in English and Religion from Duke Uni versity 1973 Masters in Divinity from Duke University 1978

Steven M. Scott A.B. in Anatomy & Physiology from Indiana University Bloomington 1970 M.D. from Indiana Univ ersity Medical School 1974 Duke University School of Medicine OB/GYN Residency 1974 – 1 978

Thomas M. Gorrie B.A. from Rutgers University M.S. in Chemistry from Princeton University Ph.D. in Chemistry from Princeton University

Janet Hill B.A. from Wellesley College 1969 M.A. in Mathematics from the University of Chicago 1972

Elizabeth Kis s Bachelor's from Davidson College D.Phil. from Oxford University

Leadership are mostly Morehouse alumni In early April 2017 , it was announced that Morehouse made a sudden change to the chairman of the board of trustees The following names are th e current officers of the board.

Mr. Willie Woods ’85, Chairman

Mr. John Thornton, Vice - Chairman

Mr. Richard Thaler, Jr., Treasurer

Mr. Harold Martin ’02, Secretary

Below are the most recent officers of the board prior to the April 2017 change.

Leadership are mostly Spelman alumni

Chair of the Board and Chair, Executive Committee Rosalind G. Brewer C’84 Vice Chair of the Board and Chair, Student Affairs Committee Celeste Watkins - Hayes, Ph.D., C’96 Vice Chair of the Board and Chair, Developme nt Committee Ronda E. Stryker Board Secretary and Ch air, Human Resources Committee Kimberly B. Davis, C’81

Gena Hudgins Ashe, C'83 Mary Lynne Diggs, C'77 Cynthia E. Jackson, C'81 Helen Smith Price, C'79 D’Rita Melinda Robinson, C’97 Lovette Twyman Russell , C’83 Colleen J. Taylor, C’90 Walter R. Allen, Ph.D. Claire “Yum” Arnold Theodore R. Aronson Mary Brock Janine Brown Mary Schmidt Campbell, Ph.D. Thomas H. Castro Donald A. Coleman Kaye Foster Pamela Joseph Mark Lee, Ph.D. Richard D. Legon Gwendolyn Adams Norton Suzanne F. Shank Kathy N. Waller

Faculty Council President Kathleen Phillips Lewis, Ph.D.

Student Trustee Mya Havard, C'17

National Alumnae Association Spelman College President Tara L. Buckner, C’87

Spelman Student Government Association Pres ident Imani Dixon, C’2017

BOARD OF TRUSTEES Commonwealth Trust ees Ex Officio Trustees Mr. Maceo N. Davis '70 Honorable Tom Wolf, Governor* Dr. Donna M. Laws '87 Honorable Pedro Rivera, Secretary of Education** Honorable Harry Lewis, Jr. Dr. Richard Green, Interim President Honorable Nathaniel C. Nichols Ms. Sandra F. Simmons Officers Mr. James G. O. Sumner Chair Ms. Kimberly A. Lloyd '94 - Honorable W. Curtis Thomas Vice Chair Dr. Kevin R. Johnson Secretary Mr. Kevin E. Vaughan Faculty Representative Prof. Charles H. Pettaway, Jr. University Trustees Mr. Robert L. Archie Jr. '65, Esq. Student Repres entative Ms. Rachel E. Branson '99 Ms. Olutoyin Olowookere, SGA President Ms. Dawn A. Holden '00 Mr. Donald C. Notice '79 Emeritus Trustees Mr. Dwight S. Taylor '68 Dr. William E. Bennett '50 Dr. Deborah C. Thomas '76 Dr. Walter D. Chambers '52 Ms. Terri Dean Mr. William A. Robinson '42 Dr. Tammy Evans - Colquitt Dr. Kenneth M. Sadler '71 Mr. Dimitrius M. Hutcherson Dr. Theodore Robb

Governor's Representative* Alumni Trustees Honorable Andrew Dinniman Mr. Robert A. Allen '80 Ms. Theresa R. Braswell '84 Secr etary of Education's Representative** Mrs. Sharman F. Lawrence - Wilson, MHS '98 Dr. Wil Del Pilar Reverend Dr. Frances E. Paul '79 Dr. Guy A. Sims '83 Mr. Joseph V. Williams, Jr. '68

Dillard University President Dr. Walter M. Kimbrough

Chair Michael D. Jones, Esq., ‘82 1st Vice Chair Dr. Frank Mason, '71 Secretary Ronald V. Burns, '73 Treasurer Cleland Powell, III, EVP

The Honorable Ruth Carter, ‘82 The Honorable Carl E. Stewart, '71 Erroll G. Williams, '71 Dr. Sidney Green, '61 Matt Wisdom Dr. James E. Lyons, Sr. Asuncion "Sunny " Hostin Pres Kabacoff Orim Graves, CFA Carol A. Solomon Kim M. Boyle Mrs. Dathel C. Georges Bis hop Cynthia Fierro Harvey Charles Rice Lana Michele Moorer Erroll Williams

President of Tennessee State University Dr. Glenda Baskin Glover Chair Dwayne Tucker Vice Chair Amos Otis Secretary Terry Clayton Treasurer Harvey Hoskins

Dwight Beard Robert Churchwell, Jr Joe Cleveland Alvin Crawford Roderick Glatt Carletta Harlan Harold Love, II Jamye Merritt Chuck West Kevin Williams Bill Freeman

President Alumni Association Joni McReynolds

Staff Eloise Alexis Associate Vice President for Institutiona l Advancement

Morgan State University is governed by the Board of Regents, a 15 member board, as established under Title 14 of the Education Article, Annotated Code of Maryland. The Governor of Maryland appoints Board members for six - year terms, except for the student regent who is appointed for a one - year term. The Board appoints the University President, who serves at the pleasure of the Board. The Board also sets admission standards, review and approves university policies, budgets, and establishes th e regulatory framework within which the individual units operate. Chairman Kweisi Mfume Vice Chair Dr. Frances Murphy Draper Secretary Tyrone Taborn

General Larry R. Ellis Charles W. Griffin, Ed.D. Tracey L. Parker - Warren Shelonda D. Stokes Marquis T. W alker, Ph.D. Winston A. Wilkinson The Honorable Elijah E. Cummings Linda J. Gilliam, D.M.D. Shirley M. Malcom, Ph.D. Martin Resnick Penelope Taylor

Student Regent Matthew Reeds

Chairman Bertram E. Walls, MD, MBA Vice Chairman Tim Rice Secretary Donna A. James

Toby Brodie William A. Dudley Janice Bryant Howroyd Timothy King Faye Tate Williams John W. Bluford III Emerson U. Fullwood Venessa Harrison Laura C. Meagher

Student Trustee Jordan A. Greene

Chairman George R. Hamilton Vice Chairman John B arbee Secretary Joan Higginbotham,

Darrell Allison Harold T. Epps Michael Johnson Paul R. Pope, Jr. Karyn S. Wilkerson Allyson Siegel Dr. Kenneth R. Tindall Oita C. Coleman Dr. John T. McCubbins

Student Trustee Alesha Holland

Alumni in orange

Chair Kelvin Lawson Vice Chair Kimberly Moore

Craig Reed Matthew M. Carter II Thomas W. Dortch, Jr. David Lawrence Jr. Harold Mills Major General (Ret.) Gary T. McCoy Belvin Perry, Jr. Nicole Washington Robert L. Woody

Faculty Trustee Bettye A. Grable

St udent Trustee Jaylen Smith

President of the Board of Trustees Gov. Robert Bentley Chair Ralph D. Ruggs Vice Chair Angela D. McKenzie

Locy Baker Alfreda Warner Green Darrell Hudson Sr. Pamela Johnson Ware Joe Whitt Herbert D. Young Robert E.L. Gilpin Taylor Hodge Jr. Judge Bobby Junkins

Chair Debra Miller Coretta J. Bigelow Kelvin E. Farmer Dr. William U. Harris Robert C. Clark Susan Henderson Karen McNeil - Miller, Ed.D. Pradeep Sharma Jerry M. Shortt Osyris Uqozewa Scott F. Wierman Charles A. Wright Student Trustee Mona Zahir

Presiden t of Clark Atlanta University Ronald A. Johnson. Ph.D Ex - Oficio

Chairman Mr. Alexander B. Cummings, Jr. - MBA in Finance from Atlanta University '82 Vice - Chair Mr. Gregory B. Morrison Secretary Dr. Delores P. Aldridge - B.A. in Sociology from Clark Colle ge and M.A. in Social Work from Atlanta University ’63;’66

Mr. Thomas W. Dortch, Jr. - M.A. in Criminal Justice Administration from Atlanta University ’86 Mr. Richard L. Holmes - MBA from Atlanta University ’84 Mr. Tharon Johnson B.A. in History from C lark Atlanta University '01 Mr. Rick Robinson bachelor and master’s degrees from Clark Atlanta University '94; '96 Mrs. Stephanie Russell MBA rom Clark Atlanta University '93 Mr. Isaac J. Snype, Jr. B.A. in Business Administration from Clark College ’76 Dr. Alvin Trotter B.S. in Biology from Clark College ’63 Ms. Brenda Walker B.S. from Clark College ’75 Mr. Carl Ware B.S. from Clark College ’65 Mr. Derrick M. Williams B.A. in Finance and Accounting from Clark College ’81 Mrs. Carolyn Young Clark Colle ge '66 Mr. Charles S. Ackerman Mrs. Juanita Baranco Mrs. Pamela L. Carter Mr. James H. Colon Mr. Salvador Diaz - Verson, Jr. Mr. Ernest G. Green Mr. R. William Ide, III Ms. Ingrid Saunders Jones Mr. Joe W. Laymon Mrs. Wendy Lewis Mr. Michael E. Melton Mr. William E. Shack, Jr. Mr. Leonard Walker Bishop B. Michael Watson

Cornell University current has 8 alumni trustees elected to the board of trustees.

Harvard University Harvard University has had only one president who has not been an alumnus or alu mna of the university since 1672 . Catharine Drew Gilpin Faust is the first woman to serve as Harvard's president and the university's 28th president overall. Faust is Harvard's first president since 1672 without an undergraduate or graduate degree from Ha rvard University.

Harvard presidents http://www.harvard.edu/about - harvard/harvard - glance/history - presidency

The oldest corporation in the Western Hemisp here is the Harvard Corporation, known formally as the President and Fellows of Harvard College. It is the smaller of Harvard’s two governing boards; the other is the Board of Overseers. Following are t he members of the Harvard Corporation.

Drew Gilpin Fa ust President of Harvard University BA ’68, Bryn Mawr College MA ’71, PhD ’75, University of Pennsylvania

William F. Lee AB ’72, Harvard University MBA ’76, JD ’76, Cornell University

Lawrence S. Bacow SB ’72, MIT JD ’76 , Harvard University MPP ’76 , Harv ard University PhD ’78, Harvard University

James W. Breyer BS ’83, Stanford MBA ’87, Harvard University

Kenneth I. Chenault BA ’73, Bowdoin College JD ’76, Harvard University

Paul J. Finnegan AB ’75, Harvard University MBA ’82, Harvard University

Susa n L. Graham AB ’64, Harvard University MS ’66, PhD ’71, Stanford

Karen Gordon Mills AB ’75, Harvard University MBA ’77, Harvard University

Nannerl O. Keohane BA ’61, Wellesley College BA, MA ’63, Oxford University PhD ’67, Yale University LLD (hon.) ’9 3, Harvard University

Joseph J. O’Donnell AB ’67, Harvard University MBA ’71, Harvard University

Shirley M. Tilghman BS ’68, Queen's University PhD ’75, Temple University LLD (hon.) ’04, Harvard University

Theodore V. Wells, Jr. BA ’72, Holy Cross JD ’7 6, Harvard University MBA ‘76, Harvard University

Jessica Tuchman Mathews AB ‘67, Radcliffe College PhD ‘73, California Institute of Technology

Harvard Board of Overseers Members of the Board of Overseers are elected by Harvard degree holders.

Scott A. A bell A.B. Harvard University 1972 Past Harvard Alumni Association president

Flavia Buarque de Almeida M.B.A. Harvard Business School

Michael Brown Bachelor's from Harvard University J.D. from Harvard Law School S erved as e ditor of the Harvard Law Rev iew

Susan L. Carney A.B. from Harvard University 1973 J.D. from Harvard Law School

P. Lindsay Chase - Lansdale B.A., Social Relations, Harvard University, Radcliffe College, 1974 Ph.D., Developmental Psychology, University of Michigan 1981

R. Martin Cháv ez A.B. and S.M. in Computer Science from Harvard University 1985 Ph.D. in Medical Information Science from Stanford University 1990

Fernande R. V. Duffly B.A. University of Connecticut 1973 J.D. from Harvard Law School in 1978

Christopher B. Field B. S. in Biology from Harvard University Ph.D. in Biology from Stanford University 1981

Richard W. Fisher B.S in Economics from Harvard University 1971 Latin American Studies at Oxford University 1975 M.B.A. from the Graduate School of Business at Stanford University

Helena Buonanno Foulkes B.A. from Harvard University M.B.A. from Harvard University

Verna C. Gibbs A.B. in Biological Anthropology from Harvard University/Radcliffe College 1975 MD from Duke University Medical School in 1979

Brian Greene A.B. Harvard University 1984 D.Phil. in Physics from the University of Oxford 1986

Nicole Parent Haughey B.S. in Economics from Harvard University

James E. K. Hildreth B.S. in Chemistry from Harvard University 1979 Ph.D. in Immunology from Oxford Univer sity 1982 M.D. from Johns Hopkins University 1987 12th President and Chief Executive Officer of Meharry Medical College

Ketanji Brown Jackson A.B. from Harvard University - Radcliffe College in 1992 J.D. from Harvard Law School 1996

James E. Johnson A.B . from Harvard University 1983 J.D. from Harvard Law School 1986

Beth Y. Karlan A.B. from Harvard University 1978) M.D. from Harvard Medical School 1982

Deanna Lee B.A. in Music and English and American Literature from Harvard University

Jane Lubchen co B.A. from Colorado College 1969 M.S. Zoology from University of Washington 1971 Ph.D. in Ecology from Harvard University 1975

Michael M. Lynton B.A. in History and Literature from Harvard University 1982 M.B.A. from Harvard Business School 1987

Tra cy P. Palandjian B.A. from Harvard University M.B.A. from Harvard Business School

Sanjay H. Patel A.B. and S.M. in Engineering Harvard University 1983 MBA from the Stanford Graduate School of Business 1987

Swati A. Piramal M.B.B.S from Mumbai Universi ty 1980 M.P.H. Harvard School of Public Health 1992

Alejandro Ramírez Magaña A.B. from Harvard University 1994 M.B.A. from Harvard Business School 2001

Lesley Friedman Rosenthal A.B. mcl, Philosophy from Harvard University 1986 J.D. from Harvard Law Sc hool 1989

Kathryn A. Taylor B.A.in American History from Harvard University 1980 J.D. and M.B.A. from Stanford University 1986

Kent Walker A.B. from Harvard University 1983 J.D. Stanford Law School 1987

John Silvanus Wilson, Jr. B.A. from Morehouse Co llege 1979 M.T.S. from Harvard Divinity School 1981 Ed.M. Harvard Graduate School of Education 1982 Ed.D. Harvard Graduate School of Education 1985

Gwill E. York A.B. from Harvard University 1980 M.B.A. from Harvard University 1980

Kenji Yoshino A.B. from Harvard University M.S. Oxford University J.D. from Yale University

Drew Gilpin Faust President, Harvard University Ex officio

Paul J. Finnegan Treasurer, Harvard University Ex officio B.A. from Harvard University 1975 M.B.A. from Harvard School of Business 1982

The Yale Corporation is the governing board and policy - making body for Yale. Compared to the governing boards of other educational institutions, the Yale Corporation is small and plays an unusually active role in university governance.

The Yale Corporation has nineteen members: the president of the university, who chairs the Corporation; ten successor trustees, who elect their own successors for up to two six - year terms; six alumni fellows, who are elected by the alumni for staggered six - year terms; and the governor and lieutenant governor of the State of Connecticut, ex officio. The senior fellow of the Corporation presides over the body in the president’s absence.

The Corporation meets at least five times during the year and occasional ly in special session. It has 12 standing committees that also meet regularly throughout the year.

All members have at least one degree from Yale University

Joshua Bekenstein, ’80 B.A., M.B.A.

Jeffrey Lawrence Bewkes, ’74 B.A., M.B.A.

Maureen C. Chique t, ’85 B.A.

Peter B. Dervan, B.S., ’72 Ph.D.

Donna Lee Dubinsky, ’77 B.A., M.B.A.

Charles Waterhouse Goodyear IV, ’80 B.S., M.B.A.

Catharine Bond Hill, B.A., M.A., ’85 Ph.D.

Paul Lewis Joskow, B.A., ’70 M.Phil., ’72 Ph.D.

William Earl Kennard, B.A., ’81 J.D.

Gina Marie Raimondo, B.A., Ph.D., ’98 J.D.

Emmett John Rice, Jr., ’88 B.A., M.B.A.

Eve Hart Rice, ’73 B.A., M.D.

Kevin Patrick Ryan, ’85 B.A. M.B.A.

Peter Salovey, A.B., ’86 Ph.D.

Annette Thomas, S.B., ’93 Ph.D.

Douglas Alexander Warner III , ’68 B.A.

Lei Zhang, B.A., ’02 M.A. ’02 M.B.A.

Hampton University is governed by its Chairman of the Board, President and other officers and a Board of Trustees (the “Board”) that can have not less than fifteen (15) and not more than twenty eight (2 8) members. The current Board is comprised of 20 members. Seventeen (17) of these members were elected for three (3) year terms by the incumbent Trustees, two (2) of the members (a student representative and a faculty representative) serve for one (1) year terms, and the President of the University serves for his term of office. The consent of the Board or its committees is required for certain acts of the University, including certain academic and administrative appointments, the awarding of degrees, certa in investments and the incurrence of debt. The Trustees also review the academic performance of the several departments of the University through committees composed of Trustees and others. The following persons are the current officers and Board members:

W. Frank Fountain , Chairman Hampton alumnus 1966 Lina Hu Curtis E. Ransom , First Vice Chairman Hampton alumnus Chairman/CEO The Honorable Vanessa D. Gilmore , Second Vice Clipper Corporation Chairman Hampton alumnus 1977 Faye Hardy - Lucas , Esq., Secretary Hampton alumna Clarence E. Lockett Hampton alumnus Doretha J. Spells , Treasu rer Former Vice President, Hampton University’s Vice President for Business Affairs & Corporate Controller Treasurer Jo hnson and Johnson B.S. in Business Administration from South Carolina State University MBA Tennessee Technological University Gordon L. Gentry, Jr. Dr. William R. Harvey , President Chairman - Peninsula Division TowneBank University of Virginia and W. Frank Fountain Hampton alumnus 1966 College of William and Mary Former Chairman Walter P. Chrysler Museum Foundation Charles Harvey Vice President, Diversity and Public Affairs Leslie D.J. Patterson Hampton alumna Johnson Controls Partner MBA University of Michigan - Ann Arbor, and a Bachelor of Ernst &Young, LLP Science in English from St. John’s University

I. Emerson Bryan, III Hampton alumnus Alphonso Jackson Director of Support Services Former US Secretary of HUD Atlanta Regional Commission Managing Director and Vice Chairman Mortgage Banking H. Rodgin Cohen, Esq. Former JPMorgan Chase & Company Attorney and Ma naging Partner Truman State University and Washington University School of Sullivan & Cromwell, LLP Law Harvard College and Harvard Law School Frederic V. Malek Wesley A. Coleman Hampton alumnus 1971 Chairman Former Executive Vice President and Thayer Lodging Group Chief Human Resources West Point and Harvard Business School The Walt Disney Company Curtis E. Ransom William “Bill” Cosby President /Owner Comedian, Actor, Author, Televis ion Producer, and Educator Cerp Foods, Inc. Temple University Morgan Wilson Ambassador Edward E. Elson Hampton University Student Representative Former Ambassador of the United States to the Kingdom of Senior Business Management Major Denmark University of Virginia, and Emory University Dr. Francis co Coronel Faculty Representative The Honorable Vanessa D. Gilmore Hampton alumna 1977 Hampton University Judge – U.S. Dist rict Court Southern District of Texas

Wendell P. Holmes, Jr. Hampton alumnus 1943 Former President Wendell Holmes Funeral Home

W. Frank Fountain, Chairman Hampton alumnus 1966 Fountain holds a bachelor’s degree in history and political science from Hampton University and an MBA, in 1973, from the University of Pennsylvani a Wharton School. Born in Brewton, Alabama on July 17, 1944. Since retiring in 2008 has devoted considerable effort to the Walter P. Chrysler Museum, which launched a $10 million fundraising drive in 2010. The campaign's first major fundraiser, the Walter P. Chrysler Legacy Gala on July 24, raised more than $1 million.

Fountain, who also was the former president of the DaimlerChrysler Corp. Fund and, subsequently, the Chrysler Foundation, directed the automaker's support of Detroit's major cultural institu tions, the Chrysler Arts, Beats & Eats festival, the Detroit Grand Prix, the Michigan State Fair and a host of nonprofits serving children and education.

He was also the public face of Chrysler during the merger with Daimler in his role as senior vice pre sident overseeing external and government affairs and public policy at DaimlerChrysler Corp.

Was appointed Senior Vice President, External Affairs and Public Policy (Auburn Hills) of the Chrysler Group on January 1, 2004. Prior to this position, he was S enior Vice President, Government Affairs since November 1998. Prior to the merger, he was Vice President, Government Affairs for Chrysler Corporation from 1995. The Frank Fountain Biomedical Research Building at Hampton University is name after him.

Curt is E. Ransom, First Vice Chairman Hampton alumnus Ransom holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Management from Hampton University and a Master of Science degree in Business from Virginia Commonwealth University.

Curtis E. Ransom is the President/ Owner of CERP Foods, Inc. and has owned and operated as a KFC Franchisee since 1990 with nine (9) KFC locations in the Dallas/Ft. Worth and Austin, Texas markets. Curtis is very active in the KFC franchise system. Prior to starting CERP Foods he held middl e and senior management positions in marketing and sales with the C&P Telephone Company, SmithKline Corp., and Pro - Line Corp. He is a Board Member of Dallas Fort Worth International Airport.

The Honorable Vanessa D. Gilmore, Second Vice Chairman Hampton alumna 1977 United States District Judge Vanessa D. Gilmore was appointed to this position by President Bill Clinton in 1994. She earned her bachelor's degree from Hampton University in 1977, and received her J.D. from the University of Houston Law Center in 1981. Upon graduation, Gilmore began a 13 - year career at the Houston law firm of Vickery, Kilbride, Gilmore & Vickery, where she specialized in civil litigation. In 1984, she was also hired as an adjunct professor at the University of Houston College of Law. Under Texas Governor Ann Richards, Gilmore became the first African American to be appointed to the Texas Department of Commerce Policy Board. She served as chairperson of that board until 1994, when President Bill Clinton appointed her as a federal judge on the United States District Court for the Southern District of Texas. At the time, Gilmore was the youngest sitting federal judge in the United States. In 2005, she presided over the high - profile Enron Broadband trial.

Attorney Faye Hardy - Lucas, S ecretary Hampton alumna Faye Hardy - Lucas is the Vice President and General Counsel serves as the chief legal officer for Hampton University. Hardy - Lucas earned a bachelor’s degree in business management from Hampton University and a juris doctorate degree from the Howard University School of Law.

Michelle D. Bernard Bernard holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in philosophy and political science from Howard University and a Juris Doctor degree from The Georgetown University Law Center. Michelle D. Bernard is a lawyer, political and policy analyst, media commentator, social critic, author, columnist, public speaker, and president and CEO of the Bernard Center for Women, Politics & Public Policy. Michelle D. Bernard provids commentary on topics as varied as presid ential politics, the historic 2008 and 2012 presidential campaigns and elections, and the path to the White House in 2016; various Congressional and gubernatorial campaigns and elections; the political participation and voting trends of African Americans, Latino’s, women and millennials, education reform and school choice, foreign policy and national security issues, and advancing democracy, economic liberty, and the human rights of women and ethnic and religious minorities in the Middle East. Additionall y, Ms. Bernard is a contributor to The Huffington Post and The Root, a columnist for The Seventy Four, a non - profit, non - partisan news site covering education in America, and is the president & CEO of the Bernard Center for Women, Politics & Public Policy where she concentrates on domestic and foreign policy matters.

I. Emerson Bryan, III 1968 Former National Hampton Alumni Association president 1992 - 1996 . Deputy Executive Director of Atlanta Regional Commission. Member of Atlanta Regional Commission Pens ion Board of Trustees. Son of Hampton alumnus I. Emerson Bryan Jr. class 1940 (who passed February 24, 2014).

Dr. Charles I. Bunting Dr. Charles I. Bunting earned his Ed.D. from Harvard University, M.A.T. Harvard University (English) and his B.A. Amherst College (English). Charles I. Bunting conducts searches for senior positions in colleges, universities, and other non - profit organizations, and has been working in executive search since 2000. While Chancellor of the Vermont State Colleges over the prior f ifteen years, Dr. Bunting co - chaired and guided all of the system’s presidential searches. Earlier in his career, Dr. Bunting was a founding member of the Fund for the Improvement of Postsecondary Education, also serving as its Director and Deputy Director . He also served as Chief of Staff for the U.S. Department of Education during its founding year. Subsequently, he held two senior administrative positions at Vassar College. Dr. Bunting is a former chair of the board of trustees of the Council for Adult a nd Experiential Education (CAEL), President of the Harvard Graduate School of Education Alumni Association, and President of the State Higher Education Executive Officers Association. He is also a former member of the Vermont Business Roundtable and the Am erican Council on Education Commission on Governmental Relations. Mr. Bunting has been an adviser for many institutions, including the Association of Governing Boards, the National Association of State Universities and Land Grant Colleges, the Cleveland Fo undation, and the University of Maine System.

H. Rodgin Cohen, Esq. H. Rodgin Cohen graduated from Harvard College in 1965, and Harvard Law School in 1968. Senior Chairman of Sullivan & Cromwell. The primary focus of Rodgin Cohen’s practice is acquisition , regulatory, enforcement and securities law matters for U.S. and non - U.S. banking and other financial institutions and their trade associations, and corporate governance matters for a wide variety of organizations.

In the acquisitions area, Mr. Cohen has been engaged in most of the major bank acquisitions in the United States, including Royal Bank of Canada - City National, CIT - OneWest, Hudson City - M&T, Wells Fargo - Wachovia, PNC - National City, Toronto Dominion - Commerce, Bank of New York - Mellon Financial, Re gions - AmSouth, Wachovia - SouthTrust, Chase - Bank One, First Union - Wachovia, U.S. Bancorp - Firstar, Wells Fargo - Norwest, Wells Fargo - First Interstate, Chemical - Chase, First Union - First Fidelity, Key - Society, NationsBank - C&S and Bank of New York - Irving.

Mr. Co hen has advised a number of major foreign banks in connection with the establishment of offices in the U.S., including China Merchants Bank Co., Ltd., the first Chinese bank to receive the Federal Reserve’s approval to establish a branch in the United Stat es since the adoption of the Foreign Bank Supervision Enhancement Act of 1991. Mr. Cohen also advised the Bank of East Asia in its sale of an 80 percent interest in its U.S. bank to CIBC. The approval was the first of its kind for a Chinese bank and paves the way for other leading Chinese banks to acquire control of depository institutions in the United States.

Mr. Cohen provides corporate governance and cybersecurity advice to a large number of financial and non - financial institutions, both regular client s and as special assignments.

Mr. Cohen has worked on a wide variety of bank regulatory matters with the banking regulatory agencies, as well as other governmental agencies, on behalf of many of the largest U.S. and non - U.S. financial institutions and tra de associations. Key recent matters include the Volcker Rule, numerous other provisions of the Dodd - Frank Act and international capital and liquidity standards.

Wesley A. Coleman Hampton alumnus 1971 Coleman received his B.S. degree in business management from Hampton University in 1971. He later earned his M.B.A from the University of Pittsburgh in 1972. Coleman was born in Halifax, Virginia. Wes Coleman is the former executive vice president and chief resources officer for the Walt Disney Company. He hel d the position from Oct. 2, 2006 to March 31, 2008. In 1981, Coleman joined SC Johnson as a manager of compensation and benefits focusing on design and how to implement executive compensation programs. He climbed the ladder at SC Johnson, taking on more re sponsibilities working through various human resource departments. In 1989, he was transferred to London as regional human resources director of Southern Europe; he also had responsibilities in the Africa and Middle - Eastern divisions and a manufacturing pl ant on Holland.

Ambassador Edward E. Elson A graduate of the University of Virginia, and law school at Emory University. Edward Elson served as the US Ambassador to Denmark, under President Bill Clinton, from 1993 - 1998. He was Rector of the University of Virginia, First Chairman of National Public Radio (NPR) and the National Public Radio Foundation, Chairman of the Jewish Publication Society, Chairman of Commentary Magazine and Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the American Jewish Committee. He was a Director of NationsBank of Georgia; W.H. Smith Group plc; Atlantic American Corp.; Genesco, among others. Elson is a Charter Trustee of Phillips Academy, Andover, Massachusetts. He is a Director of Hampton Investments and Atlantic - American Corp.

Gordon L. Gentry, Jr. Gordon L. Gentry, Jr. earned Bachelor's degree in commerce from University of Virginia and master's in business administration from the College of William and Mary. Mr. Gentry serves as the Chairman of TowneBank – Peninsula. Gordon L. Gentry, Jr., began his banking career on the Virginia Peninsula by joining with the Bank of Warwick (which later became part of the Bank of Virginia). He advanced through various bank departments to become President of the Peninsula Division of the Bank of Virgin ia (the predecessor to Signet Bank) in 1976, a position he held until 1980 when he was appointed Regional Retail Executive Officer for the Eastern Division of Signet Bank (now Wells Fargo). In 1989, Mr. Gentry joined TideMark Bank as President and Chief Ex ecutive Officer and subsequently became Chairman of the Board of TideMark Bank, a position he held until the acquisition of TideMark Bank by Crestar Financial (now SunTrust) in March 1995.

In 1996, Mr. Gentry became the founding Chairman and Chief Executi ve Officer of Harbor Bank, the first new commercial bank to be established on the Virginia Peninsula in over 25 years. Harbor Bank enjoyed success from the beginning and, in 2004, merged with TowneBank (headquartered in Portsmouth, Virginia) to form the la rgest community bank in Hampton Roads.

Charles A. Harvey Passed away on August 15, 2015. Charles grew up in Fort Worth TX but was a Newport News resident for the past 43 years. After working for Bell Helicopter and IBM, he joined Noland Company and serve d 25 years as Director and Vice President of Noland's Corporate Data Division from 1972 until his retirement in 1997.

Dr. Wendell P. Holmes, Jr. Hampton alumnus 1943 Former National Hampton Alumni Association president 1981 - 1984 President of Wendell Holm es Funeral Home, Jacksonville, Florida. He served as a member of the Hampton University Board of Trustees for over 22 years, including serving as the chairman for 9 years - the longest reign of any chairman.

Lina Hu While living in China, Lina obtained bo th an undergraduate degree in Statistics and a Masters Degree in Business. Founder, Chairman & CEO of Clipper Corporation.

The Honorable Alphonso Jackson He earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in political science and a Master of Arts degree in education ad ministration from Truman State University. He received a law degree from Washington University School of Law. Served from 2004 to 2008 as the 13th United States Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, guiding its mission of providing affordable housing and promoting economic development, an assignment to which he brought more than 25 years of experience in both the private and public sectors. Currently, he is senior advisor of First Data Corporation, a global company that provides electronic commerce an d payment solutions.

He is a former vice - chairman with JPMorgan Chase Corporate in New York City. His responsibilities included improving internal control functions and enhancing the bank's regulatory relationships with government by prioritizing and addr essing regulatory issues. He also worked with regulators to develop and propose better solutions to overly complex rule making, and interacted with Congress and governmental regulatory bodies addressing the issue of "Too Big to Fail”.

Prior to joining JPM organ Chase, he served as the distinguished university professor and director of the Center for Public Policy and Leadership at Hampton University. He first joined the Bush Administration in June of 2001 as HUD's deputy secretary and chief operating office r, managing day - to - day operations of the $32 billion agency and instilling a new commitment to ethics and accountability. Immediately preceding his appointment at HUD, he was president of American Electric Power - Texas, a $13 billion utility company in Aust in, Texas. From 1989 to 1996, he was president and CEO of the Housing Authority of Dallas, Texas. He was director of the Department of Public and Assisted Housing in Washington, D.C., and also served as chair of the District of Columbia Redevelopment Land Agency Board. The Honorable Alphonso Jackson, is also a member of the Howard University board of trustees since 2013.

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Dr. Andrew M. Lewis

Danial H. Mudd Mudd holds a B.A. in American History from the University of Virginia. Upon gr aduating from the University, Mudd completed Officer Candidate School and was commissioned an officer in the United States Marine Corps. Daniel H. Mudd is Chief Executive Officer of Fortress Investment Group LLC. He has served in the role since his appoin tment in August 2009 and has been a member of the Board of Directors since February 2007. Fortress is a leading, diversified global asset manager with over $40 billion of private equity, hedge fund and fixed income assets under management. Mr. Mudd has ser ved in positions of leadership for some of the world’s largest financial institutions. Prior to joining Fortress in August 2009, Mr. Mudd served as President and Chief Executive Officer of Fannie Mae, where he also served as the Vice Chairman and Chief Ope rating Officer from 2000 to 2005. Previously, Mr. Mudd served as President and Chief Executive Officer of GE Capital, Asia Pacific and Japan. During his career at GE Capital, Mr. Mudd also held a number of management roles in Business Development, Internat ional Financing and European Fleet Services. Prior to his tenure at GE Capital, Mr. Mudd held positions in management consulting and financial services with Xerox Corporation, Ayers Whitmore and Company, and the World Bank.

Leslie D.J. Patterson Hampton a lumna Partner with Ernst & Young.

Andrea M. Weiss Weiss holds a Masters of Administrative Science from The Johns Hopkins University, a BFA from Virginia Commonwealth University, and has also Attended The Kellogg School at Northwestern University. Andrea M . Weiss has been the CEO and President of Retail Consulting Inc., since 2002. Ms. Weiss founded Retail Consulting Inc. in October 2002 and consults with United States and European clients on strategies, operational improvements, and leadership issues and i s engaged in projects in the United States and Europe. She serves as an Advisor at Ignite Capital and focuses on retail sector.

Dr. Hilda Williamson Hampton alumna Interim Dean, Associate Professor, Hampton University School of Nursing Dr. Hilda Williams on received her doctor of education from The George Washington University in Washington, DC, and her area of concentration was higher education administration. She received her master's from Hampton University and baccalaureate from Hampton University (Ins titute) in nursing.

Dr. William R. Harvey President of Hampton University

The Corporation — the board of trustees of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology — holds a public trust: to see that the Institute adheres to the purposes for which it was c hartered and that its integrity and financial resources are preserved for future generations as well as for current purposes. The Corporation and its committees have responsibility for reviewing and providing guidance on strategic directions, approving ann ual budgets, exercising long - term fiduciary responsibility, approving the establishment of new degree programs or courses of study, approving degrees, electing the President (as well as the other Corporation officers), and being available (individually as well as collectively) to advise the President on issues that he/she may wish to raise with them. It is also understood that trustees are expected to represent the interests of MIT to outside constituencies as appropriate and help provide financial support for the Institute.

President of Massachusetts Institute of Technology L. Rafael Reif R. Gregory Morgan Senior Vice President and Secretary Chairman Robert B. Millard ’73 Israel Ruiz ’01 Executive Vice President and Treasurer for Massachusetts Institute of Technology Noubar B. Afeyan '87 Bruce N. Anderson '69 Vanu G. Bose '87 Eran Broshy '79 Patricia R. Callahan '75 R. Erich Caulfield ’01 Tanguy Chau '11 Arunas A. Chesonis '84 John D. Chisholm '75 Rafael del Pino ’86 David L. desJardins '83 Leslie C. De wan '06 Mark R. Epstein ’63 Ilene S. Gordon '75 Mark P. Gorenberg ’76 Jeffrey S. Halis '76 Jean Hammond '86 John W. Jarve ’78 Paul M. Kominers '12 Paul R. Marcus '81 Fariborz Maseeh '90 Victor J. Menezes ’72 Vrajesh Y. Modi '11 Philip C.T. Ng '85 Saman tha F. O'Keefe '09 Phillip T. Ragon ’72 Neil E. Rasmussen '76 Ray A. Rothrock '78 Donald E. Shobrys '75 Jeffrey L. Silverman '68 Alan G. Spoon ’73 Martin Y. Tang ’72 Carmen M. Thain ’78 R. Gregory Turner ’74 Kenneth Wang ’71 Ronald A. Williams '84 So ngyee Yoon '00 Roger C. Altman Ursula M. Burns Alan M. Dachs Abigail P. Johnson Alan M. Leventhal Viktor F. Vekselberg Diana Chapman Walsh

8 th Chancellor of the University Nicholas S. Zeppos

Chairman Mark F. Dalton '75 Vice - Chairman Jackson W. Moore '73 Vice - Chairman Jon Winkelried Secretary Shirley M. Collado '94 Greg S. Allen '84 Adolpho A. Birch III '91 Bruce R. Evans '81 David W. Head '13 John R. Ingram '86 Kathleen F. Justice - Moore '91 Carroll E. Kimball '84 Steven H. Madden '91 Mark P. Mays '8 5 David W. Patterson, M.D. '81, '85 Ross Perot, Jr. '81 Jeffrey J. Rothschild '77, '79 Sid Sapru '14 Robert C. Schiff, Jr., M.D. '77 Alexander C. Taylor, Jr. '97 J. Stephen Turner '69 Patricia Early White '76 Claiborne P. Deming Lee M. Bass Charles H. Es serman Daniel M. Crown Jay C. Hoag Mark Wilf Courtney C. Pastrick

Michael A. Fitts 15th President of Tulane University

Chairman Darryl D. Berger JD '72 Chair Elect Douglas J. Hertz BA in History, MBA Michael G. Bagneris JD '75 Jeff R. Balser BS Engineering '84 J. David Barksdale BA '00 Clement C. Benenson BA in History '04 Michael A. Corasaniti BA Glenn M. Darden BA '79 David F. Edwards JD Stephanie S. Feoli MA Timothy B. Francis JD '84 Michael A. Friedman BA David C. Friezo '86 Jill H. Glaze r '85 William Goldring BBA '64 Jerry M. Greenbaum BBA '62 Robert I. Grossman BS in Biology Lisa P. Jackson BS '83 Jennifer Juge Kottler BA '84 Sherry M. Leventhal JD '77 E. Pierce Marshall Jr. BS '90 Michael F. McKeever BA, MBA David M. Mussafer BS Rick S. Rees BA '74 Lawrence M.v.D. Schloss BA Albert H. Small Jr. BA Phyllis Miller Taylor LLB Andrew B. Wisdom JD Walter S. Isaacson parents were Tulane graduates Brad B. Beers Gayle M. Benson Carol L. Bernick Kim M. Boyle R. Hunter Pierson Jr. Irwin D. Sim on E. Richard Yulman football stadium named after family

Drexel University 14th president John A. Fry

Chairman Richard A. Greenawalt ’66 Paul "Mel" Baiada ’82, ’85 Jeffrey A. Beachell ’93 James Bean ’91 Randall S. Burkert ’82 R. John Chapel Jr. ’6 7 Kathleen P. Chimicles, ASA ’83 Abbie Dean ’07 Nicholas DeBenedictis ’68, ’69, HD ’87 Richard J. DePiano ’64 Robert J. Drummond ’66 Sean J. Gallagher ’93 David R. Geltzer ’77 Mary R. "Nina" Henderson ’72 Richard C. Ill ’73 Patricia H. Imbesi ’69 Joseph H. Jacovini, Esq., HD ’04 J. Michael Lawrie ’77 Raphael C. Lee, MD ’75 Anthony M. Noce, Esq. ’80 Denis P. O’Brien ’87 Richelle P. Parham ’91 D. Howard Pierce ’71 William T. Schleyer ’73, HD ’06 Stephen A. Sheller, Esq. Stanley W. Silverman ’69, ’74 Manuel N. Stamatakis, HD ’05 Joseph P. Ujobai ’84 Charles K. Valutas ’73 Michael J. Williams ’80, ’83 Renee J. Amoore Peter A. Austen Sally J. Bellet, Esq. Gregory S. Bentley Thomas A. Caramanico Hon. Ida K. Chen Gerianne Tringali DiPiano Domenic M. DiPiero III Bri an R. Ford Michael C. Forman Alan C. Kessler, Esq. Thomas R. Kline, Esq. Richard A. Hayne James “Jamie” Joseph Maguire Jr. Charles P. Pizzi Robert F. Powelson Michael A. Rashid Philip L. Rinaldi

Chairman Donna A. Boswell ’72, MA ’74 Wake Forest

Vi ce Chair Bobby R. Burchfield BA, MA Wake Forest PhD from Pennsylvania State University; JD University of Pennsylvania Law School

Vice Chair Gerald F. Roach ’80, JD ’82 Wake Forest

Treasurer B. Hofler Milam '76, MBA '91

Secretary J. Reid Morgan BA, JD Wake Forest

Assistant Secretary Anita M. Conrad ’72, MA ’74 Wake Forest

Chairman William A. Osborn '69 MB '73

Vice Chair Peter J. Barris BS

Vice Chair J. Landis Martin BS, JD

Vice Chair David B. Weinberg

Secretary Richard H. Dean '69

Treasu rer of General Funds Jane DiRenzo Pigott

Treasurer of Endowment and Trust Funds T. Bondurant French '76

Chairman Brad Eric Scheler ’74 Jane P. Jamieson '75 Kevin L. Clayton '84 Nicholas P. Bigelow '80, '81 Paul D. Bosco '80 Robert L. Brown III '78 Thomas J. Campbell '80 Maria L. Chrin '87 Michael J. Conner '80 Vincent A Forlenza, Jr. '75 John J. Franchini '97 Jordan Hitch '88 Francis J. Ingrassia '75 Stephen K. Klasko '74 Anne R. Kline '81 Gregory J. Kuklinski '98 Paul N. Leitner '76 Markk V. Mactas '74 James R. Maida '85 Peter A. Morales '82 Joseph R. Perella '64 Edward Romos '89 J. Stuart Ryan '81 Karen S. Schaufeld '83 Sart Sethi '92 Philip B. Sheibley '81 Safiya Jafari Simmons '03 Daniel E. Smith, Jr. '71 Karen O'Donnel Vandergoot '99 John J. Vre sics, Jr. '81 Frank Walsh III '88 Gina N. Whitfield '05 Michael J. Yaszemski '77 Mark R. Yeager '81 Beborah E. Zajac '97 Shari L. Aronson Peter C. Diamond Eduardo D. Glandt

President The University of Chicago Robert J. Zimmer

Chairman of the Board Jo seph Neubauer MBA ’65 Vice Chairman of the Board Dennis J. Keller MBA ’68 Andrew M. Alper AB ’80, MBA ’81, LLD ’16 Frank A. Baker II AB ’94 David G. Booth MBA '71 David B. Brooks AB ’83 Debra A. Cafaro JD ’82 Thomas A. Cole JD ’75 James S. Crown LLD ’11 Ka tharine P. Darrow AB '65 Daniel L. Doctoroff JD ’84 Brady W. Dougan AB ’81, MBA ’82 John A. Edwardson MBA ’72 Timothy M. George SB ’74, MBA ’75 Mary Louise Gorno MBA ’76 Sanford J. Grossman AB ’73, AM ’74, PhD ’75 Kenneth M. Jacobs AB ’80 Karen L. Katen AB ’70, MBA ’74 Steven A. Kersten JD ’80 James M. Kilts MBA ’74 Michael J. Klingensmith AB ’75, MBA ’76 Rachel D. Kohler MBA ’89 Robert W. Lane MBA ’74 John Liew AB ’89, MBA ’94, PhD ’95 Peter W. May AB ’64, MBA ’65 Emily Nicklin AB ’75, JD ’77 Michael P. Po lsky MBA ’87 Myrtle S. Potter AB ’80 Thomas J. Pritzker MBA ’76, JD ’76 Guru Ramakrishnan MBA ’88 John W. Rogers, Jr. LAB '76 Emmanuel Roman MBA ’87 Andrew M. Rosenfield JD ’78 David M. Rubenstein JD ’73 Alvaro J. Saieh AM ’76, PhD ’80 Nassef O. Sawiris AB ’82 Steve G. Stevanovich AB ’85, MBA ’90 Mary A. Tolan MBA ’92 Byron D. Trott AB ’81, MBA ’82 Marshall I. Wais AB ’63 Gregory W. Wendt AB ’83 Donald R. Wilson, Jr. AB ’88 Paula Wolff AM ’69, PhD ’72 Paul G. Yovovich AB ’74, MBA ’75 Francis T.F. Yuen AB ’7 5 E. David Coolidge III Craig J. Duchossois James S. Frank Rodney L. Goldstein Kenneth C. Griffin King W. Harris Charles Ashby Lewis Elizabeth M. Thompson

Chairman Robert B. Tudor, III '82 Edward B. "Teddy" Adams, Jr. '91 J.D. Bucky Allshouse '71 D oyle L. Arnold '70 Nancy Carlson '80 T. Jay Collins '69 Mark D. Dankberg '77 Ann Doerr '75 Douglas Lee Foshee '92 Lawrence H. "Larry" Guffey '90 Patti Lipoma Kraft '87 Robert T. Ladd '78 L. Charles "Charley" Landgraf '75 David Rhodes '96 Amy L. Sutton '89 Gloria Meckel Tarpley '81 Guillermo "Memo" Treviño '83 Randa Duncan Williams '85 Scott Wise '71 Mr. Albert Y. Chao James T. Hackett David W. Leebron Ruth J. Simmons Jeffrey A. Smisek Huda Y. Zoghbi

Chairman Kerrii Brown Anderson ’79

Vice Chair Edw ard W. Doherty

Secretary Kebbler McGhee Williams ’98

Corporate Treasurer Gerald Whittington University o f North Carolina at Chapel Hill, MBA Duke University Elon University’s Senior Vice President for Business, Finance and Technology

Pr esident of SMU R. Gerald Turner ex officio

Chairman Michael M. Boone '63, '67 Vice - Chair David B. Miller '72, '73 Secretary Robert H. Dedman, Jr. '80, '84 Gerald B. Alley '75 Ruth C ollins Sharp Altshuler '48 William D. Armstrong '82 Tucker S. Bridwell '73, '74 Laura Welch Bush '68 Richie Butler '93 Kelley Hoglund Compton '79 Jeanne Tower Cox '78 Katherine Raymond Crow '94 Gary T. Crum '69 Gerald J. Ford '66, '69 Antonio O. Garza, Jr. '83 Cynthia Fierro Harvey '99 Fredrick B. Hegi, Jr. '66 Clark K. Hu nt '87 Ray L. Hunt '65 David S. Huntley '80 Scott J. Jones '81, '92 Peter A. Lodwick '77, '80 Paul B. Loyd, Jr. '68 Bobby B. Lyle '67 Michael McKee '78 Scott J. McLean '78 Frances A. Moody - Dahlberg '92 Connie Blass O'Neill '77 Sheron Covington Patterson '83, '89, 96 Sarah Fullinwider Perot '83 Jeanne L Phillips '76 Paul L. Rasmussen '04 Carl Sewell '66 Richard Ware '68 Antoine L. V. Dijkstra Juan Gonzalez Caren H. Prothro Richard K. Templeton Royce (Ed) Wilson Sr.

President Faculty Senate JEANNE M. S TEVENSON - MOESSNER ex officio

Student Representative STEPHEN JAKE TORRES '11, '17 ex officio

Anthony P. Monaco 13th president of Tufts University

Chairman Peter R. Dolan BA '78 Vice Chair William R. O’Reilly, Jr. BA '77 Vice Chair Jonathan M. Tisch, BA '76

Thomas M. Alperin '81 John J. Bello BA '68 Robert R. Bendetson BA '73 Betsy Busch MD '75 Elizabeth Cochary Gross Ph.D. John H. de Jong DVVM '85 Jeannie H. Diefenderfer BS '84 Daniel J. Doherty III BS Peter R. Dolan BA '78 E. Michael Fung BS Lau rie A. Gabriel BA Steven M. Galbraith BA Steven A. Goldstein BS '76 Michael S. Gordon BS Bruce D. Grossman BA '85 Diane S. Hessan BA Varney J. Hintlian BA '72 Deborah R. Jospin BA '80 Peter H. Kamin BA Steven E. Karol BS Brian H. Kavoogian BA'84 Jeffrey B. Kindler BA '77 Debra S. Knez BS Ellen J. Kullman BS Diana V. Lopez BA Ioannis N. Miaoulis BS '83, MA '86, PhD '87 Jeffrey M. Moslow BA '86 Elyse A. Newhouse BA '82 Kathleen T. O’Loughlin PhD '81 William R. O’Reilly, Jr. BA David B. Rone BA Hugh R. Roome I II PhD Andrew Safran MA Janice A. Savin - Williams BA Neal B. Shapiro BS '80 Tina H. Surh BS Teri C. Volpert BS '84 Gloria E. White - Hammond MD '76 James J. Wong BA '86

President Ronald D. Liebowitz

Chairman Lawrence S. Kanarek '76 Vice Chair Jonathan G . Davis '75 Vice Chair (former) Stephen B. Kay Secretary Curtis H. Tearte '73 Treasurer Lisa R. Kranc '75 Allen B. Alter '71 Leslie M. Aronzon '84 Steven M. Bunson ’82 Martin J. Gross '72 Daniel J. Jick '79 Ronald L. Kaiserman '63 Ellen Lasher Kaplan ' 64 Dolores Kohl '55 Meyer G. Koplow '72 Martin R. Kupferberg '81 Georg B. Muzicant ’02 Louis Perlmutter '56 Bruce G. Pollack '81 Stephen R. Reiner '61 Adam J. Rifkin '97 Carol R. Saivetz '69 Mindy L. Schneider '75 Mark A. Surchin '78 Perry M. Traquina '78 Jeffrey S. Flier Leonard C. Goodman Paul S. Grogan Michael A. Koss, Joyce G. Krasnow George D. Krupp Barbara A. Mandel Gregory A. Petsko Barbara Z. Sander Cynthia D. Shapira Malcolm L. Sherman Barton J. Winokur

Faculty Representatives Lizbeth Hedstrom, Ph.D. '86 Daniel Bergstesser Wendy A. Cadge Susan L. Parish

Student Representatives Emily Conrad '17 William Jones '18 Shen Wang (GSR)

Andrew Hamilton Constance Silver SSSW '78, '79 President of New York University Larry A. Silverstein ARTS '52 Lisa Silverstein SPS '88, '89 Chairman William R. Berkley STERN '66 Joseph S. Steinberg ARTS '66 Vice Chair Phyllis Putter Barasch STERN '81 Jessica Swartz** CAS '00 Vice Chair Kenneth G. Langone STERN '60 Adam Taki** GALL '06, GSAS '08 Vice Chair Constance Silver SSSW '78, '79 Nina Weissberg* GSAS '90 Vice Chair Anthony Welters LAW '77 Anthony Welters LAW '77 Vice Chair Leonard A. Wilf LAW '77 Leonard A. Wilf LAW '77 Vice Chair Laurence D. Fink Tamara Winn LAW '96 Vice Chair Chandrika Tandon Sascia Yuan** CAS '10 Vice Chair Daniel R. Tisch Charles Zegar GSAS '77, '05 Vic e Chair Shelby White Abdul Aziz Al Ghurair Honorary Vice Chair Larry A. Silverstein Khaldoon Khalifa Al Mubarak ARTS '52 Laurence D. Fink Honorary Vice Chair Thomas S. Murphy Luiz Fraga Chair Emeritus Martin Lipton LAW '55 David C. Oxman Ronald D. Abramson WSC '71 Catherine B. Reynolds Ralph Alexander TANDON '77, '78 Jay Stein Taffi Ayodele** CAS '04, STERN '13 Judy Steinhardt Phyllis Putter Ba rasch STERN '81 Chandrika Tandon Maria Bartiromo WSC '89 Daniel R. Tisch Marc H. Bell SPS '89 We nliang Wang William R. Berkley STERN '66 Shelby White Casey Box** GALL '08, WAG '11 Fred Wilson Bill Brewer LAW '78 Sharon Chang** STEINHARDT '95, TSOA '98 Evan R. Chesler ARTS '70, LAW '75 Steven M. Cohen WSC '85 Stuyvie Comfort L AW '95, '96 Florence A. Davis LAW '79 Michael Denkensohn* STERN '73 Fiona Druckenmiller STERN '89 Gale Drukier STEINHARDT '72 Joel S. Ehrenkranz LAW '61, '63 Mark Fung* CAS '91 Jeffrey S. Gould* WSC '79 Lisa Yoo Hahn* LAW '89 Natalie Holder, Esq.** STEIN HARDT '97 Beverly Hyman, Ph.D.* STEINHARDT '80 Mitchell Jacobson LAW '76 Boris Jordan WSC '88 Jonathan C. Kim** SPS '09 Charles Klein LAW '63 Andre J.L. Koo SPS '93, STERN '94 Joseph Landy STERN '96 Mark Leslie ARTS '66 Brian A. Levine, MD** GSAS '03, MED '08 Amanda Lipitz** TSOA '02 Martin Lipton LAW '55 Kelly Kennedy Mack STERN '02 Mimi M.D. Marziani** LAW '08 Howard Meyers STERN '64 Steven S. Miller* LAW '70 Constance J. Milstein ARTS '69 John Paulson STERN '78 Brett B. Rochkind** STERN '98 William C. Rudin STERN '79

Robert A. Brown, ex officio President Boston University

Chairman Kenneth J. Feld (Questrom’70)

Vice Chairman J . Kenneth Menges, Jr. (Questrom’79) Vice Chairman Richard D. Reidy (Questrom’82)

William D. Bloom (CGS ’82, Questrom’84) Richard D. Cohen (CGS’67, Questrom’69) Shamim A. Dahod (CGS’76, CAS’78, MED’87) Ahmass L. Fakahany (Questrom’79) Maurice R. Ferré (CGS’81, MED and SPH’92) Sandra A. Frazier (COM’01) Ryan K. Roth Gallo (LAW’99) Richard C. Godfrey (LAW’79) SungEun Han - Andersen (CFA’85) Bahaa R. Hariri (Questrom’90) John P. Howe III (MED’69) Stephen R. Karp (CAS’63) Rajen A. Kilachand (Questrom’74, HON.’14) Andrew R. Lack (CFA’68) Peter J. Levine (ENG’83) Carla E. Meyer (SSW’78) Ruth A. Moorman, ex officio (C AS’88, SED’89, SED’09) Alicia C. Mullen (CAS’83) Peter T. Paul (Questrom’71) C. A. Lance Piccolo (SED’62) Allen Questrom (Questrom’64) Sharon G. Ryan (SAR’70) S. D. Shibulal (MET’88) Hugo X. Shong (COM’87) Malek Sukkar (ENG‘92) Nina C. Tassler (CFA’79) And rea L. Taylor (COM’68) Stephen M. Zide, Esq. (LAW’86) Jonathan R. Cole Sudarshana Devadhar Carol N. Fulp Jacques P. Perold Bippy M. Siegal Kenneth Z. Slater

J. Robb Dixon, ex officio Chair, Boston University Faculty Council

Chairman Paul A. Tufano BS '83, JD '86 Vice Chair Joseph V. Topper, Jr. '77 Secretary Joseph L. Narog Pastor of St. Thomas of Villanova Parish Nance K. Dicciani ‘69 Daniel M. DiLella '73 Francis J. Doyle BA Carolyn N. Everson '93 Peter L. Fong '86 Darryl J. Ford '87 D. Douglas Gaston IV '92 Justin G. Gmelich '90 Rev. Francis J. Horn BS '72 Sheila F. Klehm '83 Thomas Klein BS '84 Richard J. Kreider '83 Patrick G. LePore '77 Nnenna J. Lynch BA '93 Elizabeth T. Mazzeo '81 Robert J. McCarthy '75 Patrick McMahon '85 Thomas M. Mulroy '85 Mary D. Naylor '71 James V. O’Donnell '63 Thomas M. Quindlen BS '84 Bernard C. Scianna '84 Thomas A. Wagner III '92 Very Rev. Michael F. Di Gregorio Villanova Monastery - Prior Provincial Very Rev. Kevin C. Mullins - Vicar General of the Order of S t. Augustine Richard P. Brennan Helen M. Horstmann James R. Halstead Peter G. Gori Rev. Peter M. Donohue Served as Villanova University's 32nd president

Steven Knapp (ex officio) President The George Washington University

Chairman Nelson A. Carbonell , Jr., BS '85 Vice Chair Ellen Zane, BA '73 Secretary Grace E. Speights, JD '82 W. Scott Amey, MS '75 Gabbi Baker, BBA '13 Roslyn M. Brock, MS '89 Weston D. Burnett, LLM '83, JD '75 Nelson A. Carbonell, Jr., BS '85 Mark H. Chichester, BBA '90, JD '93 Te rry L. Collins, DSC '76 Amr A. ElSawy, MSEE '81 Kyle Farmbry, BA '92, MPA '94, Ph D. '99 Diana B. Henriques, BA '69 James F. Humphreys, JD '78 Madeleine S. Jacobs, BS '68, HON '03 David C. Karlgaard, DSC '74 Stuart S. Kassan, MD '72 Jay E. Katzen, BA '67, MD, '72 J. Richard Knop, JD '69 Sally Nuamah, BA '11 Judith Lane Rogers, AA '74 (MVC) Steven S. Ross, BBA '81 Grace E. Speights, JD '82 Robert K. Tanenbaum, JD '82 Avram Tucker, BBA '77 Cynthia Steele Vance, BA '79 (MVC) George W. Wellde, Jr., MBA '76 Ar t B. Wong, MD '67 Ellen Zane, BA '73 A. Michael Hoffman Peter B. Kovler Ann Walker Marchant

The Boards of Trustees at the alma maters of T he Tuskegee Board of Trustees ’ Chairman John Page

Alumni dominate the se board of trustees Most imp ortantly a lumni serve as chairman of the boards of trustees

The Boards of Trustees at the alma mater of Norma B. Clayton 1 st vice chair of the Tuskegee Board of Trustees

Alumni dominate the officers of the board

The New Jersey Ins titute of Technology (NJIT) is a public research university in the state of New Jersey, located in the metropolitan area of New York City.

Governor of the State of New Jersey Hon. Christopher J. "Chris" Christie, ex - officio

Mayor of the City of Newark Hon .Ras J. Baraka, ex - officio

Chairman Stephen P. DePalma, PE, PP, CME '72 Co - Vice Chair Lawrence A. Raia, PE '65 Co - Vice Chair Dr. Vincent L. DeCaprio ' 72 Co - Vice - Chair Elizabeth ("Liz") Garcia, PE '73 Secretary Holly Stern Treasurer Edward J. Bishof, S r. Peter A. Cistaro '68 Philip K. Beachem Dennis M. Bone Gary C. Dahms, PE, PP, CME Anthony J. Knapp Jr. Ranjini Poddar Anthony R. Slimowicz, Esq. Dr. Binay Sugla Joseph M. Taylor

Suggested c haracteristics for future trustees Here are some suggeste d characteristics the Tuskegee alumni and TNAA might s uggest to the board of trustees. These can be used for the board of trustees to also suggest to the governor of Alabama on seating future effective commissioners appointed to the Tuskegee board of trus tees.

Preference for an alumnus or alumna to always occupy the chairmanship as is the custom with many prominent American universities (be they predominantly white or HBCU, public or private).

1.One who is unapologetic about placing Tuskegee Univers ity as a priority; 2. Must be ethical and trustworthy; 3. Have a deep - seated commitment to the success of Tuskegee University; 4. One who does not use their position, on the board or as chair, for personal status or personal gain; 5. Leadership ability wi th a preference to having had p revious board and fiduciary experience; 6. Must bring strong business and financial experience; u nderstanding of complex business, real estate and financial transactions ; 7. Must be committed to the vetting process befor e hiring a president (A prior record involved in poor vetting, of a college president, would disqualify anyone from serving as chairman of the board); 8.Clear understanding of the university and willingness to work actively to promote the interests an d quality of the university; 9. Knowledge of higher education or the willing to learn beyond the university; 10. A knowledge of the university's past and current culture; 11. Influence at the local, state, national, or international level that could be used in support of the university and its programs; 12. A capacity and willingness to make significant financial contributions and assist in the university’s fund - raising efforts; 13. Special skills, talents, or interests that could prove of value to the university; 14. Ability to attend and be involved regularly in Board and committee meetings and other university activities, as needed; 15. Receptive to ethnic, gender, professional, and geographical diversity; 16. A relationship with the university -- e.g., alumnus/a, parent of a past or present university student, member of a school or college advisory council, friend of the university, etc. -- other than being a university employee; 17. A la ck of any potential conflict - of - interest (e.g., Board membership at a competing university); 18. Makes sure the committees of the board are meeting regularly; 19. Makes sure that all board visiting committees are seated; and 20. Committed to the board's by laws and the term limits.