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Transfer Assessment and Advising Program
Undergraduate Studies
The Transfer Assessment and Advising Program is the first step in your transition to college life at Jackson State
University. This program will provide information about academic degree programs, the articulation agreement,
academic support, student services, campus life, financial aid, and university policies and programs. The Noel-Levitz
College Student Inventory survey will be administered as a part of a student-centered initiative to determine how you
learn best and what might be done to help you succeed as a JSU student. You also will meet fellow transfer students
and make valuable connections with current students, faculty, staff, and administrators at JSU. Professional Transfer
Advisors and Transfer Faculty Advisors also will be available to further discuss course articulations, major requirements,
and course selections for the Fall 2013 semester.
SERVICES FOR TRANSFER STUDENTS:
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Transfer Orientation
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Academic Advisement (Professional Transfer Advisors and Transfer Faculty Advisors)
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Articulation of Courses
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Transfer Policies
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Curriculum Guides
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Plan of Study and Degree Audit
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Tau Sigma National Honor Society
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Change of Major Forms
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Academic Support Services (Peer Tutorial and CAI Labs)
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Center for Undergraduate Research (Research Opportunities)
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Referral to Campus Resources
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Workshops and Seminars
ADVISEMENT INFORMATION
Academic Advisement for all classes will take place in the JSU Student Center Ballroom.
Less Than 60 Transfer Hours
Advised by Undergraduate Studies in
JSU Student Center Ballroom
Sixty or More Transfer Hours or Earned Associate’s Degree
Advised by Academic Departments in
JSU Student Center Ballroom
Change of Major
Students who need to change their majors will contact Monesa Watts at the
Undergraduate Studies station.

Transfer Assessment and Advisement Program
Dr. Evelyn J. Leggette, Presiding
Dean of Undergraduate Studies
General Session
July 11, 2013 | 8:30 a.m.
Sign-In.................................................................................................... Monesa Watts
Interim Coordinator of Academic Advisement
Greetings................................................................................................ Dr. James C. Renick
Provost/ Vice President of Academic Affairs
Dr. Marcus Chanay
Vice President for Student Life
Greetings/Assessments........................................................................ Dr. Priscilla Slade
Special Assistant to Provost for Community Colleges
Presentations......................................................................................... Janieth Adams
Interim Director Admissions
Cornelius M. Antwine, Jr.
Bursar
Vera Jackson
Director of Residential Life/Housing
B. J. Moncure
Director of Financial Aid
Articulation Agreement...................................................................... Patricia Sheriff-Taylor
Director of First Year Experience
Transfer Advising Process................................................................... Jennifer Scott-Gilmore
Coordinator of Transfer Student Services
ASSESSMENT
Community College Relations
9:30 a.m. - 11:15 a.m.
H. T. Sampson Library, Lab 001 and Jacob L. Reddix Building, Second Floor Academic and Enhancement Center
The Noel-Levitz College Student Inventory survey is a part of an initiative to determine the best method of individual
student instruction to ensure academic success. After the survey is completed, the results are used to develop programs
and support services.
LUNCH
11:30 a.m. - 12:55 p.m.
Walter Payton Center, Studio A
ACADEMIC ADVISEMENT
JSU Student Center Ballroom
1:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.
(Optional Tours: 2:00 p.m.- 4:00 p.m.)
All first-time transfer students are to report for academic advisement and selection of Fall 2013 courses. Students also
will have the opportunity to speak with personnel in Financial Aid, Residential Life, and the Business Office.

Transfer Fast Facts
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Transfer students with less than 60 earned hours are advised in Undergraduate Studies located in the Charles F. Moore
Building.
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Transfer students with 60 or more earned hours are advised in the Academic Departments.
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Transfer students who have earned 12 or more hours of college credits are exempt from University Success
100/101/105.
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All transfer students are required to take the Undergraduate English Proficiency Examination. It is administered each semester
and each summer session.
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All transfer students are required to have 30 hours of community service per year prior to graduation.
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After earning 62 semester hours from any accredited institution, a student may not take additional courses at a
community or/junior college and have them applied toward a degree from Jackson State University.
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No more than 93 semester hours may be transferred from an accredited four-year institution.
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Jackson State University uses the Articulation Agreement between the Mississippi Board of Trustees of State Institutions of
Higher Learning and the Mississippi State Board for Community and Junior Colleges.
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Grades earned in transfer courses will be shown on the permanent record at Jackson State University with a “T” in
front of the earned grade from the transfer institution but will not be used in calculating Jackson State University
grade point averages.
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Jackson State University accepts transfer courses with “C” grades or above.
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Students usually receive no transfer credit for courses designed specifically for technical and vocational career
programs. The dean and/or chair of the department concerned should be consulted on questions pertaining to the
transfer of credits.
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Jackson State University does not accept for-credit courses that are classified as remedial or developmental.
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All students are required to have the last session of residence or its equivalence at Jackson State University and to
complete satisfactorily a minimum of 30 semester hours of courses before graduation.
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No credit will be given to students with a cumulative grade point average below 2.0.
THE FINAL EVALUATION OF TRANSCRIPTS IS COMPLETED BY THE DEPARTMENT RESPONSIBLE
FOR THE PROGRAM OF STUDY.
Dr. Evelyn J. Leggette, Dean
Jennifer Scott-Gilmore, Coordinator of Transfer Student Services
Patricia Sheriff-Taylor, Transfer Advisor of Undergraduate Studies
Robin Marshall, Transfer Advisor of Undergraduate Studies
Frequently Asked Questions by Transfer Students
Who is my Academic Advisor?
Transfer students with less than 60 hours are assigned an advisor in Undergraduate Studies. Transfer students with 60
or more earned hours or an associate’s degree are assigned an advisor in their academic departments.
How important is it to connect with my Academic Advisor?
Very! Your Academic Advisor is a professional assigned to you to assist with your course selection in preparation for
graduation. Your advisor is also there to aid with class selection or deletion, semester registration, approval of absentee
excuses, etc. Connecting with your advisor is a key element in becoming and remaining successful at JSU.

How do I know which of my credits transferred?
JSU utilizes the Articulation Agreement between the Mississippi Board of Trustees of State Institutions of Higher
Learning and the Mississippi Board for Community and Junior Colleges. The university usually allows full
credit for a course taken at another accredited institution if a comparable course is offered at JSU. Jackson State
University accepts transfer courses with “C” grades or better.
Are Vocational Courses transferable to JSU?
Students usually do not transfer credit for courses designed specifically for technical and vocational career
programs. The dean of the college should be consulted on questions pertaining to the transfer of credits.
Why are there multiple GPAs on my transcript?
Grades earned in transfer courses may be shown on the permanent record at JSU but will not be used in
calculating JSU grade point average. Transfer credits have a separate GPA from your JSU GPA.
What is a JSU SuperCard?
The Jackson State University SuperCard is a multipurpose card. It functions as an identification card for all
students, faculty and staff. It must be visibly worn at all times. The JSU SuperCard Program works almost exactly
like your regular debit card. The card gives students, faculty, and staff access to funds within their accounts to
purchase goods and services from participating merchants, even off campus.
How do I activate my SuperCard?
You are welcome to apply for a card account by completing an application in the ID Center. You can deposit
funds into your SuperCard account by visiting Financial Services on the 2nd Floor of the B.F. Roberts building at
the cashier’s station. For more information on your SuperCard, visit http://www.jsums.edu/supercard/.
What is the procedure for changing my major?
You can obtain a change of major form from your Academic Advisor within Undergraduate Studies in the
Charles F. Moore Building (CFM). This form will be forwarded to the JSU Registrar’s office to finalize your
request for change of major.
How do I know my JSU email address?
Visit the JSU homepage at http://www.jsums.edu. Click on the link entitled “email.” Click on the icon that states
“First Time Email Users – Information.” This will walk you step-by-step on specific instructions regarding your
email address.
How do I access online library services? What fulltext
journal services are available?
Jackson State University subscribes to many online journals. Go to library@jsums.edu or stop by the H. T.
Sampson Library to speak with any of the valuable resource persons eager to assist you. To access the journal
databases from off campus, you will need your J Number and password.
If I have any more questions or concerns specifically
concerning a transfer student…
You may contact Jennifer E. Scott-Gilmore, Coordinator of Transition, in the Charles F. Moore Building, Rm.
214, by phone at 601.979.3339 or email at transferservices@jsums.edu.

Academic Advisors
Academic Advisement is vital to your academic success at Jackson State University. If you are a transfer student with less
than 60 earned hours from your transfer institution, your advisor is assigned in Undergraduate Studies.
UNDERGRADUATE STUDIES
Charles F. Moore Building, (601) 979-2127 | Dr. Evelyn J. Leggette, Dean
PRIMARY TRANSFER ADVISORS LOCATION PHONE NUMBER EMAIL
Jennifer Scott-Gilmore CFM 214 601.979.3339 jennifer.e.scott-gilmore@jsums.edu
Robin Marshall CFM 110 601.979.2826 robin.r.marshall@jsums.edu
Patricia Sheriff-Taylor CFM 113 601.979.2320 patricia.sheriff-taylor@jsums.edu
PROFESSIONAL ADVISORS LOCATION PHONE NUMBER EMAIL
David Atkins Engineering 246 601.979.0547 david.atkins@jsums.edu
Dr. Connie Dixon CFM 114-B 601.979.2107 connie.m.dixon@jsums.edu
F. Janelle Hannah-Jefferson CFM 110 601-979.1356 floressa.j.hannah-jefferson@jsums.edu
LaTonya Robinson-Kanonu CFM 202 601.979.1494 latonya.d.robinson-kanonu@jsums.edu
Josie Latham Engineering 246 601.979.0562 josie.h.latham@jsums.edu
Clarence Lowe CFM 120 601.979.3700 clarence.lowe@jsums.edu
Shandra Thompson CFM 116 601.979.1301 sandra.d.fowler-thompson@jsums.edu
Kenya Washington CFM 110 601.979.2825 kenya.t.washington@jsums.edu
Monesa Watts CFM 226 601.979.3345 monesa.watts@jsums.edu
Sonya Webster CFM 117 601.979.1251 sonya.d.webster@jsums.edu
Kafond Wilder CFM 110 601.979.3341 kfond.j.wilder@jsums.edu
If you are a transfer student with 60 or more earned hours from your transfer institution, your advisor is assigned in your Academic Department.
TRANSFER FACULTY ADVISORS (2013-2014)
COLLEGE OF EDUCATION & HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
Joseph H. Jackson College of Education and Human Development Building, Suite 218,
(601) 979-3415 | Dr. Daniel Watkins, Dean
DEPARTMENT TRANSFER FACULTY ADVISOR LOCATION PHONE NUMBER EMAIL
Elementary Ed & Early
Childhood Ed.
Dr. Evornia Kincaid SEB Room 320 B 601.979.0515 evornia.kincaid@jsums.edu
Special Education Dr. Reuben Gentry SEB Office 109-B 601.979.1064 ruben.gentry@jsums.edu
Life Long Learning
Health, Physical
Education, &
Recreation
Social Cultural
Studies
Keith Riley
Dr. Patricia Kennedy
E.E. Thrash Univ.
Center Suite 4-7
TB Ellis Gym
(office room 21)
601.432.6152 keith.o.riley@jsums.edu
601.979.2771
patricia.r.kennedy@jsums.edu
Dr. Tabitha N. Otieno SEB Room 217-L 601.979.3353 tabitha.n.otieno@jsums.edu

COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS
Dollye M.E. Robinson Liberal Arts Bldg., Suite 200, (601) 979-7036 | Dr. Lawrence T. Potter, Jr., Dean
DEPARTMENT TRANSFER FACULTY ADVISOR LOCATION PHONE NUMBER EMAIL
Art Kenyatta Stewart Johnson Hall 212 601.979.2040 kenyatta.stewart@jsums.edu
Criminal Justice &
Sociology
English/ Foreign.
Language
History & Philosophy
Mass
Communications
Music
Political Science
Psychology
Speech
Communication &
Theatre
Dr. Etta Morgan (CJ)
Dr. Thomas Kersen (SOC)
Dr. Helen Crump
Bonnie Gardner
Dr. Andrea Dilworth
Lowell Hollinger
Len Jefferson
Courtney Brookins
Laura McDavitt
Liberal Arts Bldg.
358
Liberal Arts Bldg.
305
Liberal Arts Bldg.
405
Liberal Arts Bldg.
349
MC 100-C
(E-Center)
F. D. Music Hall
Rm.15
Liberal Arts Bldg.
150
Liberal Arts Bldg.
247
McCoy Bldg
223/224
601.979.1313
601.979.3040
etta.morgan@jsums.edu
thomas.m.kersen@jsums.edu
601.979.5890 helen.j.crump@jsums.edu
601.979.2191 bonnie.b.gardner@jsums.edu
601.979.2873 andrea.w.dilworth@jsums.edu
601.979.2141 lowell.a.hollinger@jsums.edu
601.979.3956 len.jefferson@jsums.edu
601.979.0973 courtney.w.brookins@jsums.edu
601.979.2426 laura.k.mcdavitt@jsums.edu
COLLEGE OF PUBLIC SERVICE
Jackson Medical Mall, 340 W. Woodrow Wilson Dr. Suite 301, (601) 979-8836 | Dr. Ricardo Brown, Dean
DEPARTMENT TRANSFER FACULTY ADVISOR LOCATION PHONE NUMBER EMAIL
Comm. Disorders Dr. Mary Hall CFM 328 601.979.0436 mary.a.hall@jsums.edu
Social Work
(BSW Program)
Dr. Shonda Lawrence CFM 336 601.979.2019
shonda.k.lawrence@jsums.edu
Health Policy
&Management
Clarence Johnson
Medical Mall
Suite 2301-A
601.979.8824 clarence.johnson@jsums.edu
Policy & Planning Dr. Otha Burton, Jr. CFM 328 601.432.6865 otha.burton@jsums.edu
COLLEGE OF SCIENCE, ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY
School of Engineering Building, (601) 979-2153 | Dr. Richard A. Aló, Dean
DEPARTMENT TRANSFER FACULTY ADVISOR LOCATION PHONE NUMBER EMAIL
Mathematics Alicia Jefferson JSH 230 601.979.3761 alicia.k.jefferson@jsums.edu
Biology LaDonnya Drummond JAP 323 601.979.7009
ladonnya.s.drummond@jsums.edu

COLLEGE OF SCIENCE, ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY
School of Engineering Building, (601) 979-2153 | Dr. Richard A. Aló, Dean
Chemistry
Dr. Ramayer Venkatraman
Dr. Troy Milliken
JAP 510
JAP 125
601.979.3490
601.979.2213
ramayer.vekatraman@jsums.edu
troymilliken@hotmail.com
Civil Engineering
& Environmental
Engineering
Dr. Lin Li
Engineering
Bldg. 154
601.979.1092 lin.li@jsums.edu
Computer &
Communications
Engineering
Dr. Kamal Ali
Engineering
Bldg. 239
601.979.1183 kama.ali@jsums.edu
Computer Science
Dr.Jacqueline Jackson
Dr. Gordon Skelton
JAP 237
601.979.2105
jacqueline.m.jackson@jsums.edu
gordon.skelton@jsums.edu
Physics, Atmospheric
Sciences and
Geoscience
Dr. Wilbur Walters
Kantave Greene
JSH 327
JSH 227
601.979.7012
wibur.l.walters@jsums.edu
kantave.m.greene@jsums.edu
Technology
Dr. Francis Tuluri
Dr. Huiru Shi
JYW 120
JYW 107
601.979.8262
601.979.2520
francis.tuluri@jsums.edu
huiru.shih@jsums.edu
COLLEGE OF BUSINESS
College of Business Building, Suite 521, (601) 979-5959 | Dr. Jean-Claude Assad, Interim Dean
DEPARTMENT TRANSFER FACULTY ADVISOR LOCATION PHONE NUMBER EMAIL
Accounting
Economics, Finance
and General Business
Donald McWilliams (A-C)
Dr. Cecil Hill (D-G)
Dr. Bobbie Daniels (H-K)
Richard Russell (L-O)
Dr. Annette K. Pridgen (P-S)
Henry Thomas (T-Z)
Dr. Phillip Fuller
Dr. Nicholas Hill
COB 443
COB 439
COB 444
COB 453
COB 439
COB 446
COB 417
COB 421
601. 979.2699
601.979.2703
601.979.2708
601.979.2330
601.979.2676
601.979.2707
601.979.2612
601.979.2605
donald.mcwilliams@jsums.edu
cecil.l.hill@jsums.edu
henry.thomas@jsums.edu
bobbie.w.daniels@jsums.edu
richard.l.russell@jsums.edu
annette.k.pridgen@jsums.edu
henry.thomas@jsums.edu
phillip.r.fuller@jsums.edu
nicholas.hill@jsums.edu
Entrepreneurship
& Professional
Development
Dr. Donald Causey
Dr. Vershun McClain
COB 317
COB 322
601.979.3326
601.979.1038
donald.causey@jsums.edu
vershun.l.mcclain@jsums.edu
Management &
Marketing
Dr. Samuel Perkins
Dr. J. R. Smith
COB 376
COB 384
601 .979.2979
601.979.2534
samuel.n.perkins@jsums.edu
james.r.smith@jsums.edu

Tau Sigma National Honor Society
“Recognizing and Promoting the Academic Excellence
and Involvement of Transfer Students”
MISSION:
Tau Sigma is an academic honor society designed specifically to “recognize
and promote the academic excellence and involvement of transfer students.”
Benefits of Becoming a Member of Tau Sigma:
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Recognition for academic achievement
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Scholarship opportunities
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Early involvement opportunities at JSU
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Leadership position opportunities
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Increased visibility of current transfer students
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Involvement in an organization addressing the needs and concerns unique to
transfer students
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Lifetime membership
MEMBERSHIP CRITERIA:
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Must transfer to JSU from another academic institution with at least one full year of academic credits satisfied at the
prior institution(s).
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Membership shall be based upon superior academic achievement during your “first term” at JSU.
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Must be registered at JSU as a full-time student (12 or more hours) with a declared major.
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Must have a minimum grade point average of 3.5 on 4.0 scale for membership.
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Must complete the required application and pay the ONE TIME membership fee of $45 on time.
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Only invited to join Tau Sigma one time (not eligible to join at a later date).
For more information contact:
Jennifer Scott- Gilmore
Coordinator of Transfer Student Services
Undergraduate Studies
601.979.3339
transferservices@jsums.edu
Robin Marshall
Transfer Advisor
Undergraduate Studies
601.979.2826
Or
Visit the Tau Sigma National Honor Society website at
http://www.tausigmanhs.org/

2013 Fall Semester Calendar
AUGUST
August 15-16, Thursday-Friday, 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m..................... Faculty/Staff Seminar
August 17, Saturday, 9:00 a.m............................................................. Residence halls open for freshmen and
transfer students
August 18, Sunday, 2:00 p.m............................................................... Orientation for Parents and Students
August 19, Monday, 9:00 a.m.............................................................. First Year Orientation and Assessment
August 20, Tuesday, 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.......................................... Registration for freshmen and transfer students
August 21-23, Wednesday-Friday, 8:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.................. Readmitted and returning student registration
August 21-22, Wednesday-Thursday, 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m............ Evening and graduate student registration
August 26, Monday.............................................................................. Classes begin for all students
August 26, Monday.............................................................................. Late registration begins
(A late fee of $70.00 begins)
SEPTEMBER
September 2, Monday.......................................................................... HOLIDAY - Labor Day - No Classes
September 3, Tuesday, 7:00 a.m.......................................................... Classes resume
September 3, Tuesday........................................................................... A late fee of $105.00 begins this day
September 11, Wednesday................................................................... Last day to pay fees
(A late fee of $145.00 begins this day)
September 11, Wednesday................................................................... Last day to add a course
September 13, Friday............................................................................ Last day to drop a class with no grade
September 13, Friday Evening............................................................ Class schedule purged for non-payment
OCTOBER
October 7-12, Monday-Saturday........................................................ Mid-Semester Examinations
October 14, Monday............................................................................. Mid-Semester grades due
October 24, Thursday.......................................................................... Founders’ Day Convocation
October 25, Friday, 7:00 p.m. ............................................................. Founders’ Day Banquet
October 28, Monday............................................................................ Last day to drop a class with “W” grade
November 11 - December 6 ............................................................... Early registration and payment of fees for
2014 Spring Semester and Summer Sessions

NOVEMBER
November 25-30, Monday-Saturday.................................................. Fall Break/Thanksgiving Recess
DECEMBER
December 2, Monday, 7:00 a.m. ........................................................ Classes resume
December 2, Monday........................................................................... Last day to withdraw from the university
December 6, Friday.............................................................................. Classes end
December 7-12, Saturday-Thursday................................................... Final Examinations
December 13, Friday............................................................................ Commencement
December 13, Friday............................................................................ Fall Semester ends
December 13, Friday............................................................................ Holiday Recess begins
December 16, Monday......................................................................... Grade reports due in the
Department of the Registrar and Records
Quick References
Academic Affairs.................................................................................. 601-979-2244
Undergraduate Admissions................................................................ 601-979-2100
Comprehensive Academic Support Center
(CAI labs, tutors, etc.).......................................................................... 601-979-4330
Campus Bookstore............................................................................... 601-979-2021
Financial Aid......................................................................................... 601-979-7081
Public Safety.......................................................................................... 601-979-2580
Career Services..................................................................................... 601-979-2477
Latasha Norman Counseling Center................................................. 601-979-2241
Health Center-Clinic........................................................................... 601-979-2260
W.E.B Du Bois Honors College.......................................................... 601-979-2107
Identification Center............................................................................ 601-979-2407
H. T. Sampson Library......................................................................... 601-979-2123
Postal Services....................................................................................... 601-979-2031
Walter Payton Recreation Center ...................................................... 601-979-1368
Residence Life/Housing....................................................................... 601-979-2326
Student Life........................................................................................... 601-979-2241
Undergraduate Studies ....................................................................... 601-979-2127
University College................................................................................ 601-979-7092
Transfer Student Services.................................................................... 601-979-3339
Community College Relations........................................................... 601-979-0924

Dr. Marcus A. Chanay, Vice President for Student Life
Dr. Deborah F. Dent, Interim Vice President for
Information Management
Dr. Vivian L. Fuller, Athletics Director
David Hoard, Vice President for Institutional Advancement
Dr. William E. McHenry, Executive Director of
the Mississippi e-Center @ JSU
Patricia Sheriff-Taylor, Director of the First Year Experience Program
& Special Assistant to the Dean of Undergraduate Studies
President
Dr. Carolyn W. Meyers
Presidential Cabinet
Undergraduate Studies
Dr. Evelyn J. Leggette, Dean
Edna Caston, Retention Researcher
Joseph Latimore, Computer Assisted Instruction Lab Coordinator
LaTonya Robinson-Kanonu, Coordinator of Assessment
Jennifer Scott-Gilmore, Coordinator of Transfer Student Services
Monesa Watts, Coordinator of Academic Advisement
Sonya Webster, Coordinator of Retention Services
Galina Bennett, Retention Specialist
First Year Experience
Ethel Smith, Receptionist/Hostess/Clerk
Summer Intervention/Bridge Program
Josie Latham, Coordinator of Intervention Services
Parkisha Davis, Assistant to the Coordinator
Christopher Buck, Assistant Lab Coordinator
David Atkins, Academic Advisor
W.E.B. Du Bois Honors College
Dr. Loria Brown Gordon, Interim Associate Dean
Dr. Connie Dixon, Director of Honors Student Services and Activities
Venetia Miller, Academic Advisor
Pamela Skipper, Administrative Assistant
Dr. Garrick Shelton, Chair of Developmental and
Enhancement Studies
Ameen Abdur-Rashied, Instructor
Dr. Shirley Burnett, Instructor
Stacy Davison, Instructor
Priscilla Edwards, Administrative Assistant
Tiffany Harrington, Instructor
Monica Lawrence-Rees, Instructor
University College
Dr. Marie O’Banner-Jackson, Associate Dean
Dr. Loretta A. Moore, Interim, Vice President for
Research and Federal Relations
Dr. James C. Renick, Provost/Vice President for
Academic Affairs
Michael Thomas, Vice President for Business and Finance
Janelle Hannah-Jefferson, Academic Advisor
Phyllis Kinlaw, Administrative Assistant
Clarence Lowe, Academic Advisor
Robin Marshall, Academic Advisor
Shandra Thompson, Academic Advisor
Kenya Washington, Academic Advisor
Kafond Wilder, Academic Advisor
Morris Williams, Night Lab Coordinator
Ella Moore-Boyd, Instructor
Dr. Sherry Rankin, Instructor
Althea F. Woodson, Instructor
MeShonya M. Wren-Coleman, Instructor
Linda McLemore-Wheeler, Instructor
www.jsums.edu