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NORTH CAROLINA AGRICULTURAL AND TECHNICAL STATE UNIVERSITY 

Chancellor’s 

Report 2001 

expect success!


EXPECT SUCCESS! 

This Annual Report highlights the successful year North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University enjoyed in 2000-2001. The 

accomplishments we realized reflect our efforts to raise the bar in the areas of teaching, research, performance, and growth. These accomplishments 

include several “firsts” that will help us to continue to move the University forward. 

North Carolina A&T was the first campus of the University of North Carolina’s 16 campuses to take advantage of new legislation that allows 

foundations to work with financial authorities to secure tax exempt bonds to fund capital building projects. On August 18, 2000, the North 

Carolina A&T University Foundation joined university officials as we announced plans for Aggie Suites, a $26 million state-of-the-art residence 

halls project, and Aggie Terrace, a renovation project of an existing complex in order to provide apartments for our graduate students. 

On February 1, 2001, we presented the first North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University Medal for Human Rights to alumnus 

and social activist, Lewis A. Brandon, III. The international award recognizes individuals whose achievements are a reflection of the extraordinary 

action against social injustice that was demonstrated by four A&T students who initiated America’s lunch counter Sit-In Movement on February 

1, 1960 at the F.W. Woolworth store in downtown Greensboro. The student-designed medal will reflect the profiles of these courageous men, 

Jibreel Khazan (Ezell Blair Jr.), Franklin Eugene McCain, Joseph Alfred McNeil and the late David Richmond, Jr. 

On June 26, 2001, officials from the University and Sit-In Movement, Inc. signed a collaborative agreement in order to accelerate the work to 

develop an International Civil Rights Center & Museum. The agreement will compliment the early work of the Sit-In Movement, Inc., a nonprofit, 

501(c)(3) organization, whose Board had raised funds to purchase, renovate, and convert the Woolworth building into a museum. N.C. A&T’s 

commitment to the Civil Rights Museum ensures its educational programming. 

For the second consecutive year, we set another institutional record of $26,247,082 for annual funding of sponsored research with projects 

ranging from community outreach to technology transfer. In addition to increasing research dollars, we also experienced a 100 percent increase in 

university fundraising over the previous year with nearly $20 million in cash and pledges for scholarships and educational needs. 

We intend to use each success as a springboard for further opportunities to enhance the campus and better serve the needs of our students 

and our community. We formalized our intent through a strategic planning process called FUTURES and invited members of our community and 

campus to join together to provide institution-wide thinking about the future direction of North Carolina A&T. As we meet together in teams and 

campus-wide retreats, we are defining our own future, a future that builds upon our 110-year-old history and makes the best use of our comparative 

advantages through our status as an 1890 land-grant institution, our legacy of civil rights, and our programs in engineering, technology, and 

business. 

Together, our students, faculty, staff, administrators, alumni and friends have worked hard so that we fulfill our expectations for success. I am 

delighted to share our accomplishments in this report. 

Respectfully, 

Message 


Report 2001 

NORTH CAROLINA AGRICULTURAL 

AND TECHNICAL STATE UNIVERSITY 

Trustees and Administration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2 

Academic Affairs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4 

Research . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9 

Student Affairs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10 

Development and University Relations . . . . . . . . .11 

Athletics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12 

Business Affairs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13 

Financial Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14 

Benefactors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15 

Corporations, Foundations and Organizations . . .16 

Individual Gifts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18 

James C. Renick 

Chancellor 

The University . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .34

T R U S T E E S A N D A D M I N I S T R A T I O N 

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IN SEPTEMBER 2000, after leading the Board of Trustees for three 

terms, Howard Chubbs, senior pastor of Providence Baptist Church in 

Greensboro, passed the chairmanship of the Board to Alexander W. Spears 

III, CEO of Lorillard Tobacco Company. Ralph K. Shelton, CEO and president 

of Southeast Fuels, Inc., was reelected vice chairman, and Gerald 

Truesdale, M.D., was reelected secretary. Following Spears’ death in January, 

Shelton became chairman. 

Carl Ashby III, R. Steve Bowden, Carole Bruce, Henry H. Isaacson, 

Charles McQueary, Velma Speight, Michael Suggs and John Wooten 

retained membership on the Board. Nikkita Mitchell, a senior economics 

major and president of the Student Government Association, served 

ex officio. 

Four administrative appointments were made at the Executive Cabinet 

level. Dr. Carolyn W. Meyers, vice chancellor for academic affairs, was 

named the first provost in the University’s 110-year history. Another new 

position was created when Rodney E. Harrigan, chief information officer, 

was named vice chancellor for information technology. 

The interim status of Dr. Colleen P. Grotsky and Lesley Renwrick changed 

when they were named executive assistant to the chancellor and special assistant to the chancellor for legal counsel, respectively. Dr. Roselle L. 

Wilson was named interim vice chancellor for student affairs following the retirement of Dr. Sullivan Welborne. 

Six new deans were appointed: Dr. Alton Thompson, School of Agriculture and Environmental and Allied Sciences; Dr. Phillip Carey, College 

of Arts and Sciences; Dr. Lelia L. Vickers, School of Education; Dr. Joseph Monroe, College of Engineering; Dr. Kenneth H. Murray, School of 

Graduate Studies (interim); and Dr. Patricia Price-Lea, School of Nursing (interim). 

Board of Trustees Chairman, Ralph K. Shelton 

TRUSTEES AND 

In 

Memoriam 

■ Dr. Alexander W. 

“Alex” Spears III, 

chairman of the 

North Carolina 

Agricultural and 

Technical State 

University Board of 

Trustees, died ■ Dr. Alexander W. Spears III 

January 29, 2001, 

at age 68. 

Elected chairman in September 2000 and a board 

member since 1990, Spears once served as secretary 

and vice chairman. He also participated in other 

activities on campus including the N.C. A&T 

University Foundation Inc. Board of Directors. He was 

well known in Greensboro for his community service 

and commitment to social justice. In 1999, Spears 

and his wife Shirley were recipients of one of 

Greensboro’s top civic honors, the NCCJ Brotherhood 

Citation Award. 

Spears worked his way up the ranks at Lorillard 

Tobacco Co. from research assistant to chairman and 

CEO. He retired as CEO in 1999 after 40 years with 

the Fortune 500 company. In 2000, he retired as 

chairman. 

A family man, Spears also enjoyed golfing and 

snow skiing. He is survived by his wife, Shirley Pierce 

Spears, a son, a stepdaughter, a stepson, four grandchildren, 

a sister and a brother. 

ADMINISTR ATION 

Provost 

■ Dr. Carolyn W. Meyers, vice chancellor for academic 

affairs, was named the first provost in the university’s 

110-year history. 

According to Chancellor James C. Renick, Dr. 

Meyers received the 

appointment in 

recognition of the 

centrality of academics, 

the high quality 

of her work and 

because of the confidence 

he has in 

her ability. 

Meyers was 

appointed vice 

chancellor for academic 

affairs in ■ Carolyn W. Meyers, Ph.D. 

September 2000 

after serving as 

interim vice chancellor for eight months. She has 

been a mechanical engineering pioneer for several 

decades, receiving commendations never before 

awarded to black women by the National Science 

Foundation, the Society of Automotive Engineers 

and the Foundry Educational Foundation. 

Meyers received her B.S.M.E. degree from 

Howard University, and her M.S.M.E. and Ph.D. 

from the Georgia Institute of Technology. Prior to 

her most recent appointments at A&T, she was a 

program officer for the National Science 

Foundation, dean of A&T’s College of Engineering 

and a professor of mechanical engineering. 

At Georgia Institute of Technology, Meyers was 

an associate professor of mechanical engineering 

and director of the SUCCEED Coalition Center for 

Professional Success. Meyers has been an engineering 

instructor at Atlanta University Center 

Corporation, a systems faculty research fellow in 

the Air Force Materials Laboratory at Wright- 

Patterson AFB, and an analyst with General Electric 

Company. She also has done engineering consulting 

with the U.S. Army Materials Laboratory, 

Georgia Dome, New Jersey Institute of Technology 

and Neodyne Corporation. 

The provost has an impressive list of awards, 

honors, presentations, technical journals and publications 

to her credit. Her papers have been presented 

in over half the United States as well as 

Canada, England and Sweden. She has been instrumental 

in securing millions of dollars in research 

grants from the National Science Foundation, TRW 

Corporation, General Motors, General Electric 

Foundation, United Technologies, and EXXON 

Corporation. 

FUTURES 

At a campus-wide meeting 

held January 11, 2001, 

Chancellor James C. Renick 

announced FUTURES, the university’s 

new planning initiative, 

and how it will be implemented. 

Over the next three to five 

years, students, faculty, staff, 

administrators, alumni and the 

external community would play 

an integral and active role in 

planning the future of North 

Carolina Agricultural and 

Technical State University. 

“The future belongs to those 

institutions that have foresight, energy, creativity, wisdom and the 

courage to understand that destiny is not a matter of chance, but a 

matter of choice and the will to achieve,” Renick said. “… Now is the 

time to capture the opportunities to build on our rich tradition and 

current momentum.” 

By the end of January, the first phase of the initiative was completed 

with the organization of a FUTURES Planning and Resource Council, 

which would advise the Chancellor and provide institution-wide thinking 

that will drive the strategic visioning process. Teams then were 

appointed to assist in considering future challenges and opportunities 

through the development of three scenarios for the “new” university. 

Town hall meetings held in March and April served to test and refine 

those scenarios, and the results were presented at a two-day retreat. 

More than 200 participants from the campus and community made 

final revisions, identified possible barriers to achievement and designed 

specific operational goals with timelines, rationales and actions needed 

to minimize or eliminate barriers to success. 

The group chose an interdisciplinary-centered university. The next 

phase of the process is to develop a vision with North Carolina 

Agricultural and Technical State University as a learner-centered community 

that develops and preserves intellectual capital through interdisciplinary 

learning, discovery, engagement, and operational excellence. 

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A C A D E M I C A F F A I R S 

ACADEMIC UNITS at North Carolina A&T State University experienced success, particularly 

in enrollment, curricula development and organization. The University continued to attract talented 

individuals, including 362 faculty members and 7,748 students. 

Growth and service characterized the year for the School of Agriculture and Environmental and 

Allied Sciences (SAEAS). Enrollment climbed from 282 in 1990 to 488 in 2000, a 73% increase, 

while faculty generated approximately $4.8 million in competitive funds to complement the School’s 

base funding of $5 million. Over 90% of its graduates received offers for employment in their areas 

of concentration or will attend graduate/professional schools. 

SAEAS renewed its commitment to the basic principle of the land-grant system through participation 

in community outreach programs: 

■ SAEAS established a new farmers market for produce grown in southeast North Carolina with gross sales exceeding $30,000 

the first year; 

■ A “Safety Conscious” program for school children in farming communities saved families more than $236,500 in medical 

expenses, and safety training for farm workers using pesticide applicators saved farms $484,000 in losses due to respiratory illnesses; 

and 

■ As a charter member of Agricultural Distance Education Consortium, SAEAS participated in a National Science Foundation 

grant to help develop and deploy advanced satellite technology that delivers Internet services to remote rural areas that previously 

could not access these technologies. 

The College of Arts and Sciences revitalized its vision and mission by expanding or combining several academic programs. The 

theatre, visual arts, music and dance departments were combined to form the new Visual and Performing Arts Department. 

Three new Smart Classrooms enhanced the School of Business and Economics’ emphasis on effective teaching and learning. In 

ACADEMIC 

AFFAIRS 

the fall, the Board of Governors approved a request from the 

School to offer the Master of Science in Management (M.S.M.) 

degree program with concentrations in transportation/logistics 

and management information systems. 

One of the most salient highlights of the School of 

Education was accreditation of the Master of Science degree 

programs in Community Counseling and School Counseling in 

the Department of Human Development and Services by the 

Council of Accreditation for Counseling Programs (CACREP) in 

Related Education Programs. This distinction made North 

Carolina A&T State University the only Historically Black 

College/University (HBCU) in the nation to achieve CACREP 

accreditation. 

The School also experienced a 33% increase in the passing 

rate on undergraduate licensure examinations over the previous 

year. Notably, the Counseling Program continued a 100% pass 

rate on the graduate exam, the Physical Education Department 

achieved a 100% pass rate on Praxis II, and the technology 

portfolio requirements were successfully completed by 100% of 

teacher education graduates. 

The School of Education increased collaboration with public 

schools and teachers across the state, including Coach-to- 

Coach activities, N.C. Teach and technology enhancement programs 

in six school systems, and implementation of the GEAR- 

UP Project in two K-12 school systems. Successful recruiting 

strategies resulted in a 38% increase in the number of students 

participating in the Teaching Fellows Program. 

The College of Engineering better utilized its resources by 

merging the civil, architectural and agricultural and bio-systems 

engineering programs to create the new Department of Civil, 

Architectural, Agricultural and Environmental Engineering. 

Steps also were taken to begin an interdisciplinary doctoral program 

with the College of Arts and Sciences and the School of 

Business and Economics. 

Entering scores of engineering students rose with approximately 

12% of admitted students ranked in the top five percentile 

of their high school class, 22% in the top 10%, 40% in 

the top 15% and 67% in the top 25%. 

Engineering faculty were awarded over $30 million for 105 

proposals. 

Successful completion of the North Carolina Board of 

Nursing survey by the School of Nursing resulted in continuing 

approval for the maximum five years. The School also 

received eight-year accreditation from the National League for 

Nursing Accreditation Commission. Partnerships with community 

based agencies continued to expand, and academic support 

services were enhanced through a new total-testing program for 

all students. 

Employee of the Year/Governor’s Award 

for Excellence 

■ The word “foster” is synonymous with Shirley Ballard Foster, an 

accountant in the department of contracts and grants and the 

2000 Employee of the Year at North Carolina Agricultural and 

Technical State University. 

Since 1998, Foster has 

selflessly provided children 

and single parents with 

encouragement and hope 

as co-founder and executive 

director of Greensboro 

Lifeskills Center (GLC), a 

nonprofit organization that 

sponsors programs that 

help improve the social 

skills and self-esteem of 

single parents and at-risk ■ Shirley Foster 

children, ages 6-12, by 

providing prevention, intervention and enrichment opportunities. 

Over 100 children are served in a year’s time. 

“Having an extended family and role models in the community 

made a difference in my life, and that is our mission at Greensboro 

Lifeskills Center,” said Foster, who grew up impoverished in 

Greensboro. “We have built a little village that provides peer and 

other tutoring programs, weekend academies and summer and 

after school enrichment.” 

GLC has made such a positive impact in the community that a 

group from Pakistan has sought assistance in modeling the program 

to educate poverty stricken children in that country. 

In addition to being named Employee of the Year at A&T, Foster is 

a recipient of the state’s prestigious Governor’s Award of Excellence 

for public service. The Governor’s Awards for Excellence – which is 

presented in five categories (outstanding state government, innovations, 

public service, safety and heroism, and human relations) – is 

the highest honor for state employees in North Carolina. 

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Opportunities for excellence in programs and delivery 

were prevalent in the School of Technology. With 

the appointment of an individual to assist administrators 

and faculty with recruiting and retaining students, 

the School saw a 10% increase in enrollment for the 

third consecutive year. 

Options and offerings in distance learning also 

increased. The School of Technology received approval 

for the online B.S. degree in Occupational Safety, making 

it the first online undergraduate degree in 

Occupational Safety in the UNC System and one of 

the first online degree programs offered by N.C. A&T. 

Distance learning options increased from nine to 25 

courses, yielding more students enrolled in programs 

from remote locations. Plans were completed for the 

first group of students to enroll in an online consortium 

Ph.D. program in Technology Management starting 

fall 2001. 

The School of Graduate Studies identified and 

addressed eight multi-faceted priority issues for 2000- 

2001: (1) establish a Graduate Operations Council; 

(2) clarify membership requirements to the graduate 

faculty; (3) develop a Graduate Administration 

Handbook; (4) develop better relationships with graduate 

alumni; (5) establish a Graduate School Board of 

Advisors; (6) develop procedures for graduate program 

reviews; (7) develop strategies for securing external 

School of Ed Receives $3 Million 

to Boost High School 

Graduation Rates 

A new initiative coordinated by the North Carolina 

Agricultural and Technical State University School of 

Education will help nearly 600 High Point and 

Thomasville students finish high school and encourage 

them to consider college as a post-graduation 

option. Over the next four years, the Department of 

Human Development and Services will receive over $3 

million in funding from the U.S. Department of 

Education’s Gaining Early Awareness and Readiness 

for Undergraduate Programs (GEAR UP) and matching 

funds to implement “Mothers at the Helm/Poppas 

at the Helm College Initiative” (MAH/PAH). 

Through MAH/PAH, A&T will place student teachers 

and graduate counseling students in cooperating 

schools to improve the student-teacher ratio, to 

provide reading skills tutors and learning opportunities 

for teachers and parents and to coordinate 

industry visits designed to expose students to professional 

careers. In addition, the program includes 

scholarships for students at the targeted schools, 

100 new computers for these students to use and 

take home, preparation for the SAT test, course 

registration and summer enrichment. Dr. Miriam 

Wagner, associate professor of counseling at 

N.C. A&T, coordinates the program. 

support for student assistantships and fellowships; and (8) re-establish the Graduate Students Association. 

In the fall, The Center for Student Success (TCSS) launched a Retention Alert Program that targets at-risk students with grade 

point averages of 1.80 and below. By spring semester, the unit had formed the University Academic Advising and Retention Team to 

monitor academic advising and retention practices within each School and College. 

F.D. Bluford Library continued its focus on technology to enhance information services, support new instructional methodologies 

and improve access to all forms of information. The Library expanded its electronic holdings accessible to patrons to include 

over 22,000 online serials and 211 online databases, and databases accessible via the proxy server increased by 45%, providing 

users with 24-hour access to resources. In addition, library hours were increased to extend services, and electronic reserves were 

instituted to allow patrons to retrieve faculty reserve materials from any remote location as well as have access to over 15,000 

Presidential Award 

for Mentoring 

■ Dr. Vallie W. Guthrie, associate 

professor of chemistry and director 

of the Greensboro Area 

Mathematics and Science 

Education Center (GAMSEC) at 

N.C. A&T, was one of 10 individuals 

and 10 institutions to receive 

the 2000 Presidential Award for 

Excellence in Science, 

Mathematics and Engineering ■ Dr. Vallie W. Guthrie 

Mentoring. Administered by the 

National Science Foundation, the 

award includes a commemorative presidential certificate and a 

$10,000 grant to the individuals and institutions to continue 

their outstanding mentoring activities. President Bill Clinton 

established the awards program in 1996 to recognize the efforts 

of individuals and organizations that inspire and mentor young 

people to succeed in the fields of science, math and engineering. 

Guthrie has directed the GAMSEC program at A&T since 1984. 

The program’s pre-college component serves 450 students in 

grades 7-12, and it offers workshops and institutes for K-12 

math, science and technology teachers to receive renewal credits 

toward state certification and update their backgrounds. She also 

directs the NASA Summer High School Apprenticeship Research 

Program at A&T for rising juniors and seniors interested in exploring 

mathematics, science and engineering research while living on 

a college campus. Students come from across the U.S. and its territories, 

representing a variety of cultures, races and ethnicities. In 

addition, Guthrie serves as project director for several other mentoring 

programs including the statewide Pre-College Research 

Apprenticeship Program and Talent 21: Gateway to Careers in 

Science, Mathematics and Engineering. 

e-book titles. 

Notably, Bluford Library was selected to participate in the 

Historically Black Colleges and Universities Archives 

Institute sponsored by the National Endowment for the 

Humanities. 

The Office of Continuing Studies, Distance Learning, 

Evening/Weekend Programs and Summer Sessions made 

significant progress toward meeting its goals in 2000-2001. 

The Center for Distance Learning (CDL) experienced rapid 

growth and enhanced student services by establishing clearly 

defined policies and procedures for registration, advisement 

and other services. CDL cites its partnership with 

Solid Computer Decisions, Inc. as its best example of 

progress toward increasing revenues to provide certification 

programs in computer networking and webmaster. 

Evening/Weekend Programs staff provided administrative 

services to the adult student population, including prospective 

students. Continuing Studies provided program development, 

delivery and budget management services to faculty 

desiring to teach short courses, seminars and workshops 

outside the academic curriculum and to nontraditional students. 

Summer Sessions gave 3,000 students the opportunity 

for remediation, to make current or to advance their academic 

program. 

In its second year of operation, the Office of 

International Programs (OIP) served over 75 students. Of 

these, 17 were placed or have completed overseas study 

opportunities. In July 2000, OIP hosted the International 

Partnership Activity Proposal Writing Workshop, which 

resulted in one team receiving a $200,000 award. OIP also 

planned professional appointments for more than 35 international 

visiting teams to the University during the year. 

The Interdisciplinary Waste Management Institute 

(WMI) awarded 106 Waste Management Certificates to 

graduates of the program in December 2000 and May 

2001. Certificates awarded increased by 23% over last year, 

and enrollment in the certificate program grew by 38%. 

UNC Award for 

Excellence 

in Teaching 

■ “An effective teacher is not the one 

with the world’s best academic qualifications 

only, but one who can disseminate 

ideas and generate feedback from students 

for continuous teaching improvement,” 

says Dr. Musibau A. Shofoluwe, 

associate professor of construction management 

and safety in the School of 

Technology. Shofoluwe is a recipient of 

the University of North Carolina’s Awards 

for Excellence in Teaching for 2001. 

Shofoluwe was one of 16 teachers from 

across the state honored by the University 

of North Carolina Board of Governors. A 

faculty member from each UNC campus 

received a commemorative bronze medallion 

and a $7,500 cash prize. 

The recipients, representing an array of 

academic disciplines, were nominated by 

special committees on their home campuses 

and selected by the Board of Governors Committee 

on Teaching Awards. The awards were presented by UNC 

President Molly Corbett Broad and Board of Governors 

Chairman Benjamin S. Ruffin on April 12, 2001. 

Shofoluwe has been a member of the N.C. A&T construction 

management faculty since 1992. He is admired 

for his efforts to help his students find internships while 

at A&T and jobs after they graduate, many of them with 

Fortune 500 companies. He structures his courses to 

encourage collaborative learning and solicits feedback 

throughout the semester to monitor students’ learning 

■ Musibau A. Shofoluwe, Ph.D. (far right) 

and continuously improve his teaching. 

Shofoluwe directs an innovative project in southeastern 

Greensboro to provide basic education and job training 

to low-income citizens, and the City of Winston- 

Salem has honored him for his service to the community. 

His project not only aids participants, but also provides 

opportunities for service and learning for A&T students. 

“Education is the centerpiece of our civilization,” he 

says. “To this end, the education of young college students 

must be well structured to prepare them for their 

lifelong professional careers.” 

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Highlights include financial support from the National Science Foundation Science and 

Technology Center for four faculty members and 14 students; enhanced videoconferencing 

capabilities and collaboration workshops; 10 internships from the U.S. Environmental and 

Protection Agency; and enrollment in the National Council for Science and the 

Environment University Affiliate Program. 

The Enrollment Management and Retention team continued to unite the campus to 

achieve enrollment goals. An intense, individualized process of interpersonal communication 

between the Office of Admissions, a proactive telecounseling initiative and prospective 

students, resulted in new student enrollment of 2,039, which included a record 1,669 

freshmen. The Office of the Registrar used technology – such as the AGGIE ACCESS voice 

response system and SIS-PLUS on-site registration – to ease registration and grade reporting 

processes. And, the Student Financial Aid Office worked with the Administrative 

Information Systems Office to give students more autonomy by implementing Web for 

Students, a service that allows students to review financial aid data such as documents that 

have been received or missing and awards. 

The Office of Computing and Information Technology (CIT) underwent several 

changes in leadership and structure. Rodney Harrigan was named associate vice chancellor/chief 

information officer (CIO) was appointed in September, and by February, three centers 

were combined to form the Academy for Teaching and Learning – the cornerstone of 

effective teaching and continuous learning for faculty and administrators. Following an 

aggressive university-wide strategic planning process, the new Division of Technology was 

formed, and the CIO was named vice chancellor. The new position is responsible for campus-wide 

information technology and telecommunications with all technology staff reporting 

to the Division. CIT now includes Academy 

for Teaching and Learning, Administrative 

Information Systems, Center for Distance 

Learning, Client Services, Computer Systems & 

Software, and Networking & Telecommunications 

Service. 

Sebastian Health Center continued to provide 

quality service to its clientele. Sebastian Health 

Center Laboratory Services met all criteria for laboratory 

accreditation by the Commission on 

Office Laboratory Accreditation, a national nonprofit, 

physician directed organization that promotes 

quality and excellence in medicine and 

patient care through programs of voluntary education, 

achievement and accreditation. 

N.C. A&T Human Rights Medal 

■ Every year on February 1, North Carolina Agricultural 

and Technical State University and the local community 

celebrate the anniversary of the day four N.C. A&T freshmen 

requested service at the segregated lunch counter of 

downtown Greensboro’s F.W. Woolworth Store in 1960. 

The actions of Jibreel Khazan (Ezell Blair Jr.), Franklin 

Eugene McCain, Joseph Alfred McNeil and David 

Richmond Jr. – the Greensboro Four – contributed to a 

chain of events that changed the civil rights of blacks in 

America. 

As the story of the Greensboro Four is recounted annually, 

the name Lewis A. Brandon III always emerges. He is 

credited with being a behind-the-scenes organizer of similar 

movements in Greensboro sit-in and ensuing activities. 

On February 1, 2001, Brandon was presented the first 

North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University 

Medal for Human Rights for his lifelong endeavors to ■ Lewis A. Brandon III 

correct social injustices. 

Chancellor James C. Renick created the award to honor those individuals whose courageous 

actions are a reflection of the extraordinary action against social injustice that was demonstrated 

by the Greensboro Four. The Class of 1962 – whose members were sophomores at the time of 

the sit in – sponsored the first award. 

Brandon became aware of social injustices while growing up in segregated Asheville, N.C., in 

the 1940s and 50s. He experienced racial prejudice in education and sports and while conducting 

community service. 

By the time Brandon arrived at A&T in the late 1950s, he was considered an agent for justice 

among his peers, including Rev. Jesse Jackson Sr., who credits Brandon with encouraging him to 

get involved in the struggle for civil rights. Through the years, Brandon has remained the quiet 

but forceful influence behind many causes. 

Brandon received his B.S. in biology and M.S. education/biology from A&T in 1963 and 1965, 

respectively. He has worked as a research scientist, manager, biologist, university instructor and 

field representative, and he recently retired as a science teacher in the Guilford County (N.C.) 

School System. 

Brandon holds memberships with the Greensboro NAACP, Black Child Development Institute 

of Greensboro, Piedmont Land Conservancy (founding member), North Carolina Association of 

Educators-Guilford County, National Education Association, N.C. A&T Alumni Association and the 

Aggie Club. He serves on the board of directors of Uplift Inc., North Carolina Board for Licensing 

of Geologists and Beloved Community Center, and he serves as chairman of the Guilford Soil and 

Water Conservation District Board of Supervisors. 

R E S E A R C H 

DURING 2000-2001, the University received $26,247,082 in sponsored programs 

funding compared to $23,550,004 for the prior period. This represented a 9% 

increase and the second record setting report for N.C. A&T. (Note: This amount 

excludes the $5,283,035 Federal appropriation for Agricultural Research and 

Cooperative Extension Programs.) The cumulative funding received for all programs 

for the period ending June 30, 2001, was $31,530,117. 

The University of North Carolina General Administration authorized the planning 

of the Human-Machine Systems Institute to advance the science and engineering 

of human-machine system interface technology, and the Center for Autonomous 

Control and Information Technology. The latter will be a focal point for education, 

research and technology transfer in intelligent information technology and supporting 

disciplines. 

Enhancements to curricula were made through three programs: 

■ An award from the National Science Foundation (NSF) was used to adapt Justin-Time 

Teaching techniques originally developed for physics education for use 

in introductory economics courses. 

■ Another NSF award supported the design, implementation and evaluation of 

an engineering curriculum integrated through a virtual enterprise consisting of 

a full-scale manufacturing supply chain, using information technology and 

producing an actual product. 

■ An award from the U.S. Department of Energy allowed the Center for Energy Research and Technology to develop 

and offer three graduate-level courses in energy efficiency and renewable energy and to develop an outreach program 

for junior and senior high school students. 

RESEARCH 

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S T U D E N T A F F A I R S 

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BY THE END of 2000-2001, student 

involvement in extra-curricular activities had 

increased along with the addition of six new 

organizations, bringing the number of recognized 

student organizations to 167. 

A number of new initiatives were introduced 

through the Division of Student Affairs, 

including the Buckle Up Campaign, which 

supports the National Highway and Traffic 

Safety Administration’s safety efforts to get drivers 

to wear seatbelts, and the Campus Safety 

Audit and Walk for Safety, walks around campus 

to assess safety issues. 

The first citywide observance of the United 

Nation’s International Day for the Elimination 

of Racism was facilitated through the Minority 

Student Affairs Office, and the Career Services 

Office provided services online to students 

and employers 24 hours – more than doubling 

the number of hits to its Web page. 

STUDENT 

AFFAIRS 

■ Yaxi Shen became the 

first female to receive a 

doctorate at North 

Carolina A&T State 

University on May 12, 

2001. Shen received a 

Ph.D. in electrical engineering. 

She is currently 

working at General 

Electric Medical 

Systems in 

■ Yaxi Shen 

Milwaukee, where 

she is a design engineer. 

She plans to return to her native China someday. 

■ Nicole Watlington, 

Miss North Carolina 

A&T State University 

2000-2001, is a native 

of Greensboro, N.C. In 

addition to her duties 

as Miss A&T, 

Watlington was affiliated 

with the Aggie 

Club (Greensboro), 

Psi Chi Honor 

■ Nicole Watlington 

Society, the 

Psychology Club and 

the National Association for the Advancement of 

Colored People. The business major placed in the top 

10 of Black College Queens during the National 

Black College Alumni Hall of Fame Week. 

DEVELOPMENT AND UNIVERSITY RELATIONS 

THE DIVISION OF DEVELOPMENT and University Relations kicked off a number 

of successful projects, beginning with the financing, groundbreaking and construction of 

Aggie Suites student housing. 

A&T became the first of the 16-member University of North Carolina (UNC) System to take 

advantage of new legislation that allows foundations to work with financial authorities to secure 

tax exempt bonds to fund capital building projects on state campuses. The $26 million project 

was backed by North Carolina A&T University Foundation, Inc., which is aligned with the 

Division. The Foundation also funded the purchase and refurbishment of an apartment facility 

(Aggie Terrace) for married and graduate students, and it secured 44 real estate properties 

through its Land Acquisition Program. 

The Division spearheaded the first Piedmont Jazz Festival, one of the most exciting events to 

hit the Greensboro/High Point/Winston-Salem Triad area in recent years that featured local, 

national and internationally acclaimed performing artists. Headliners included Kenny Garrett, 

Nneena Freelon, Ravi Coltrane, Eve Cornelius and Rachel Ferrell. 

The Development Office raised nearly $20 million (100% more than the previous year) in 

cash pledges and planned giving – a direct result of an increased staff, the creation of a Call 

Center, and the implementation of a Financed Philanthropy Program. 

In an effort to build relationships on and off campus, the Office of Alumni Affairs founded 

the University’s first Student Alumni Association, co-hosted Family Weekend and coordinated 

the first Aggie Cruise to Key West and Cozumel. 

The University Relations Office coordinated a marketing program that successfully aided in 

recruiting more students during the school year. Through the Office, the University continued 

to gain local, national and international media coverage. In January, the University Relations 

Office was moved to the Garrett House, which had been vacant since the 1990s. The new setting 

provides better accessibility to the campus and community. 

development 

AND 

University relations 

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a t h l e t i c s 

THE DEPARTMENT OF ATHLETICS implemented safeguards 

to track and maintain eligibility for every student athlete, and to ensure 

that all student athletes continue to make satisfactory progress toward an 

academic degree. For example, an Institutional Compliance Committee 

was formed to provide a better system for following and reporting National 

Collegiate Athletic Association and University violations. Other new programs 

include the availability of laptop computers on extended road trips 

and academic support for those students who need assistance with their 

study and testing skills. Enhanced services were provided in the areas of 

life skills, such as drug and alcohol prevention and nutrition. 

The Department was reorganized in March, and the Director of Athletics 

now reports to the Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs. 

ATHLETICS 

B U S I N E S S A F F A I R S 

BUSINESS 

AFFAIRS 

CHANGE, EXCITEMENT AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS also 

contributed to successes in the Division of Business and Finance. During fiscal 

year 2000, no major audit findings regarding accounting practices or notice of violations 

from state or federal auditing agencies for student, employee or environmental 

programs of the University were found. 

The most exciting development for this Division and the University was the 

passage of the UNC Bond referendum in November. The University is now at the 

beginning of an intensive capital improvement plan that will net the campus 

approximately $154 million in building projects. 

The Facilities Office made significant progress with construction projects, 

including the opening of the Student Union Annex and Obermeyer Parking 

Facility. It is an exciting time for the long awaited funding for new classroom 

buildings, residence halls, land, farm facilities, recreation center, and steam and 

electrical upgrades. 

Higher Education Bonds 

On November 7, 2000, voters across the state approved a $2.5 billion bonds package for construction, 

repair and renovation of classrooms, science and technology labs, and dormitories at every state university 

and UNC-TV. About $600 million included upgrading capacity for every community college. North 

Carolina A&T State University’s share is $153.8 million. 

North Carolina A&T State University Bond Projects 

Classroom and Laboratory Complex .....................................................................................$29,920,700 

Chemistry Laboratory – Replacement for Hines Hall ............................................................... 21,831,600 

Harrison Auditorium – Comprehensive Renovation .................................................................. 2,895,200 

Curtis Residence Hall – Replacement ........................................................................................ 3,723,500 

Scott Residence Hall – Replacement........................................................................................ 26,253,300 

Gamble Residence Hall – Replacement ..................................................................................... 1,552,000 

New Student Housing ............................................................................................................. 1,897,900 

Holland Residence Hall – Comprehensive Renovation ................................................................. 856,800 

Morrison Residence Hall – Comprehensive Renovation ............................................................ 3,701,100 

Zoe Barbee Residence Hall – Comprehensive Renovation ......................................................... 3,693,800 

Hazardous Materials and Waste Storage Facility ....................................................................... 1,575,000 

Improvements to School of Agriculture Facilities ....................................................................... 1,832,700 

Barnes Hall Laboratory – Comprehensive Renovation ............................................................... 5,550,100 

Graham Hall Engineering Laboratory – Comprehensive Renovation ......................................... 5,782,200 

Corbett Intramural Center – Addition ...................................................................................... 7,035,000 

Replacement of Steam Lines and Access Holes ......................................................................... 1,568,300 

Electrical Distribution System – Upgrade and Expansion .......................................................... 2,256,800 

Central Cooling Plant – Phase I ................................................................................................ 9,430,700 

Cherry Hall Laboratory Building – Comprehensive Renovation ................................................. 8,438,200 

Three Classroom Buildings (Dudley, Gibbs and Moore) – Comprehensive Renovation .............. 4,797,100 

Land Acquisition ...................................................................................................................... 6,300,000 

Technology Infrastructure Expansion ........................................................................................ 2,921,700 

Total ............................ $153,813,700 

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F I N A N C I A L I N F O R M A T I O N 

North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University 

Statement of Current Funds Revenues, Expenditures and Other Changes 

For the Years Ended June 30, 2001 and June 30, 2000 

Unrestricted Restricted 2001 Total 2000 Total 

Revenues and Other Additions 

Tuition and Fees $ 19,478,856 $ 19,478,856 $ 18,262,947 

State Appropriations 60,257,238 60,257,238 56,832,120 

Gifts, Contracts, and Grants 3,385,522 $ 37,827,232 41,212,754 37,343,901 

Sales and Services 1,116,901 84,280 1,201,181 988,516 

Endowment Income 51,200 304,200 355,400 315,000 

Investment and Interest Income 1,122,633 3,977 1,126,610 1,402,223 

Other Revenues 1,332,318 238,942 1,571,260 1,011,269 

Total Educational and General Revenues 86,744,668 38,458,631 125,203,299 116,155,976 

Auxiliary Services 24,862,879 24,862,879 23,735,114 

Total Revenues 111,607,547 38,458,631 150,066,178 139,891,090 

Expenditures 

Instruction 40,362,631 788,804 41,151,435 38,739,843 

Organized Research 3,936,801 10,642,392 14,579,193 12,299,368 

Public Service 330,595 5,214,051 5,544,646 5,239,646 

Academic Support 11,046,814 8,559,512 19,606,326 18,320,230 

Student Services 4,092,091 10,896 4,102,987 3,976,753 

Institutional Support 12,092,720 406,875 12,499,595 11,408,191 

Physical Plant Operations 11,900,655 11,900,655 10,531,870 

Student Financial Aid 2,134,252 9,533,723 11,667,975 10,453,440 

Total Educational and General Expenditures 85,896,559 35,156,253 121,052,812 110,969,341 

Auxiliary Services 25,154,358 25,154,358 21,083,274 

Indirect Cost Recovered 2,404,996 2,404,996 2,090,266 

Refund to Grantors 67,172 67,172 62,465 

Total Expenditures 111,050,917 37,628,421 148,679,338 134,205,346 

b e n e f a c t o r s 

WE ARE PLEASED TO ACKNOWLEDGE 

the many individuals and organizations that supported 

North Carolina Agricultural and technical State University 

during 2000-2001. Their commitment to the University 

is greatly appreciated. 

This report reflects those contributions made during 

fiscal year 2000-2001 – inclusive of contributors to the 

general University, Alumni Association and The N.C. 

A&T University Foundation. It is our experience that an 

alumnus may designate a gift to any of the aforementioned 

organizations with the intent to support the 

University. Accordingly, we combined these records for a 

more accurate reflection of the University’s strong support 

from alumni and friends. Gifts of $25 or less are not 

included in this report. 

Transfers (Net) 

Mandatory Transfers (879,649) 61,906 (817,743) (6,930,231) 

Non-Mandatory Transfers (2,741,710) 805 (2,740,905) (963,713) 

Interinstitutional Transfers 46,363 10,000 56,363 274,366 

Total Net Transfers (3,574,996) 72,711 (3,502,285) (7,619,578) 

Net Increase (Decrease) in Fund Balance (3,018,366) 902,921 (2,115,445) (1,933,834) 

Beginning Fund Balance 19,744,347 3,624,787 23,369,134 25,302,969 

Restatement (1,148,232) (1,148,232) 

BENEFACTORS 

Ending Fund Balance $ 16,725,981 $ 3,379,476 $ 20,105,457 $ 23,369,135 

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Corporations, Foundations and Organizations 

16 

Corporations, Foundations and Organizations 

$500,000 - 999,999.99 

John Deere Company 

$250,000 - 499,999.99 

Michelin North America 

Motorola 

Novartis Crop Protection 

UT-Battelle 

$100,000 - 249,999.99 

AT&T 

General Electric 

Logicon 

National Action Council for Minorities 

North Carolina Biotechnology Center 

$50,000 - 99,999.99 

Eli Lilly and Company 

Ernst & Young 

Estate of Gaines Price 

Honeywell 

NCAA 

Price Waterhouse Coopers 

Procter & Gamble 

Thurgood Marshall Scholarship Fund 

United Negro College Fund 

United Technologies Corporation 

University of Notre Dame 

Xerox Corporation 

Chancellor’s Society 

($25,000 - 49,999.99) 

Alcoa Corporation 

Arthur Anderson, LLP 

Corning 

Dow Chemical 

General Motors 

Greater Raleigh Convention & Visitors 

Bureau 

Joseph M Bryan Foundation of Greater 

Greensboro 

Kenan-Flagler Business School 

Foundation 

KPMG Peat Marwick Foundation 

Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing 

NCA&T State Univ National Aggie Club 

NCA&T State University Alumni 

Association 

Raytheon 

Union Pacific Company 

Blue & Gold Society 

($10,000 - 24,999.99) 

Alumni Chapter-New York NY 

Bank of America 

Bennington Corporation 

Best Buy Company 

BP Amoco Foundation Inc 

Cargill 

Caterpillar Inc 

City of Greensboro 

Community Foundation 

of Greater Greensboro 

Corning Incorporated Foundation 

Daimler Chrysler Corporate 

Eastman Chemical 

Federated Foundation 

Greensboro Area 

Convention & Visitors Bureau 

IBM 

Jackson Foundation 

Lockheed Martin Corporation 

Miller Brewing 

National Association of Black 

Accountants 

Northrop Gruman 

Oak Ridge Associated Universities 

Philip Morris Companies 

Sara Lee Sock 

Schneeberger Linear 

Smith & Nephew 

Sprint Corporation 

Square D 

Student Suites 

Texaco 

Wal-Mart Foundation 

Weaver Foundation 

Aggie Pride Society 

($5,000 - 9,999.99) 

3M 

Alumni Chapter-Washington DC 

American Express 

American Honda Motor 

Carolina Theatre 

Eastman Kodak Company 

Forsyth County Tourism Development 

Authority 

General Dynamics 

Goldman, Sachs & Company 

International Paper 

Jefferson Pilot Foundation 

Michelin North America 

Johnson Controls 

Kimberly-Clark Corporation 

Merck & Company 

Meritor Fund 

Moses Cone Health System 

NC Legislative Black Caucus 

Nortel Networks 

PPG Industries Foundation 

R H Barringer Distributing Company 

Shell Oil Company Foundation 

Solon E Summerfield Foundation 

Statewide Campaign Organization 

Tannenbaum-Sternberger Foundation 

The Dudley Foundation 

United Guaranty Corporation 

University of NC - Chapel Hill 

USX Foundation 

VF Services 

Skinner Society 

($2,500 - 4,999.99) 

Act - 1 

AG Communication Systems 

Alumni Chapter-Baltimore MD 

Alumni Chapter-Philadelphia PA 

Bank One Corporation 

BB&T 

Bechtel Foundation 

Carolinas Marketing 

Clark Construction Group 

Delta Sigma Theta Greensboro Alumnae 

Chapter 

Design News Engineering Edu 

Foundation 

Dudley Products Incorporated 

Duke Energy 

Envision Financial Management 

Consultant 

Exxon Corporation 

High Point Area Arts Council 

Hoffmann-LaRoche 

Kendall/Hunt Publishing Company 

Math & Science Academy of Excellence 

National Starch and Chemical 

Foundation 

NCA&T Sports Hall of Famers 

Piedmont Eye Center PA 

Quaker Oaks 

R J Reynolds Tobacco Company 

Rohm and Haas 

Sustainable Landscape Design Studios 

Tate’s Temporary Services 

Wachovia Securities 

Winston Salem State Univ Foundation 

Winston Salem State University 

Women’s Hospital of Greensboro 

Auxiliary 

Leadership Society 

($1,000 - 2,499.99) 

3TEX 

Abbott Laboratories 

Alumni Chapter-Durham NC 

Alumni Chapter-Southeast Region 

Ancient Egyptian AONMS 

Anderson Communications 

Antronix Distribution Supply Inc 

Baker Hughes Enterprise Services 

Best Buy 

Brick Association of the Carolinas 

Burlington Industries 

Carolina Power & Light 

Carrier Corporation 

Central Piedmont Dermatology Center 

Clay Nelson Scholarship Fund 

Dana Corporation 

Dean Witter Reynolds 

Deep River Dyeing & Fishing 

Dell USA LP 

Dickson Foundation 

Electric Boat Corporation 

Estate of Izorz Bagley 

First Union Foundation 

Ford Motor 

Fuji Photo Film 

Glaxo Wellcome 

Greensboro Symphony Society 

Guilford Medical & Dental Managers 

Hill Brothers Mop Co 

Institute of Industrial Engineers 

Konica Manufacturing USA Inc. 

Leo Burnett Company 

Lucent Technologies 

McDermott International 

Medtronic 

Metro Courier Corporation 

NCA&T State University Class of 1962 

Nike Foundation 

North American Entertainment Group 

RJR Nabisco 

Rockwell Automation 

Rockwell Collins 

Schlumberger Technology Corporation 

Timken 

Triangle United Way SECC 

UPS 

US Army 

Visteen 

Webb Patterson Communications 

Young & Associates 

Young Men’s Christian Association 

Dees Club ($500 - 999.99) 

A&T Thornton Fund 

Alumni Chapter-Kinston-Lenoir 

Alumni Chapter-Raleigh/Wake 

Alumni Chapter-Sandhill 

Andersen Consulting Foundation 

BellSouth 

Bestfoods 

Chatillon 

Class of 1961 

Clinton E Gravely AIA 

Co-Mor 

CTN Media Group 

Delta Air Lines Foundation 

Hewlett-Packard Company 

ITT Corporation 

Kosa 

Kraft Foods 

Latham Entertainment 

Liberty Mutual Group 

Marquis D Street Attorney 

Microsoft 

Mount Sinai Full Gospel Deliverance 

Center 

NC Public Radio Association 

Newport News Shipbuilding 

Northern Telecom 

Piedmont Blues Preservation Society 

Q M W Corporation 

QST Industries 

Sandia National Laboratories 

Sodexo Marriott Services 

State Farm Insurance Foundation 

Tenneco 

Texas Instruments Foundation 

United Way of King County 

Loyalty Club ($250 - 499.99) 

Allstate Foundation 

Alumni Chapter-Burlington NJ 

Alumni Chapter-Roanoke Valley 

Alumni Chapter-Rochester NY 

Anheuser-Busch Foundation 

Black Professionals Association 

Charitable Foundation 

Bouvier’s Hair Boutique 

Champion International 

Cinergy Foundation 

Ed Choo Kation Station 

FPL Group Foundation 

GTE Foundation 

Henry Moore Building Communities 

Hog House Trading Company 

Jackie’s Commercial Maintenance 

NC Farm Bureau Federation 

Norfolk Southern Foundation 

ProGenesis 

Providence Baptist Church 

Prudential Foundation 

R R Donnelley & Sons 

Rankin Grading Inc 

Sales Institute 

Southern Company 

Transportation Education Association of 

CHT 

University of NC at Greensboro 

Veritas Software 

Wake Forest University 

Waljo Productions (Gospel Music 

Awards) 

Watson’s Production 

Wells Memorial C O G I C 

Wil-Am Realty 

Wiley Rein & Fielding 

Xelan Foundation 

Century Club ($100 - 299.99) 

Allfirst Foundation 

Alumni Chapter-Central Florida 

Alumni Chapter-Delmarva MD 

Alumni Chapter-Halifax/Northampton 

American Electric Power 

Amoco Foundation 

ASEE Meeting and Seminar Corporation 

Boeing Company 

Capital Seven 

Clapp’s Chapel AME Church 

Commonwealth Edison 

Connecticut Natural Gas 

Consolidated Edison Company of NY 

Cox Management Trust 

Elegba Folklore Society 

Elm Grove Baptist Church 

FD Bluford School PTA 

George Stevens Insurance Agency 

Girl Friends 

Goodyear Tire & Rubber 

Gospel Light Mass Choir 

Greater Twin Cities United Way 

Greensboro Senior Club 

Harris/Mintz School of Dance 

HFD Construction Company 

Indalex 

Lambda Delta Omega Chapter 

Law Offices of Gary Williams 

M B Burton Enterprise 

Martin Janitorial Service Corporation 

Meridian Insurance 

Minter’s Landscaping 

Monarch Hosiery Mills Inc 

Nucor Plate Mill 

Onyx Entertainment 

Paramed Review Inc 

Penland Custom Frames 

Perfection Cleaning Services 

Professional Painting & Maintenance 

R Steve Bowden & Associates 

Red Hanger Formal Wear 

Distribution of Cash Contributions 

General College/School 

& Program Support 62% 

Red Lion Mainstream Inc 

Reliable Healthcare 

Richard W Treleaven Foundation 

Sonoco Foundation 

Southeast Fuels 

Special Occasions of Winston-Salem 

Truliant 

Vaten Corporation 

West Fourth Landscape Architecture PA 

Zion Baptist Church 

Gold Medalist ($25 - 99.99) 

Atlantic Consolidated Services Inc 

Autotrends - The Z Shop 

Brookwood Baptist Church 

Brunson & Company 

Cakes By Juanita 

Charles K Blackmon Law Offices PA 

Chem-Dry of Greensboro 

Dominion Generation 

Dunn & Bradstreet Corporation 

Foundation 

DVA Financial 

Faith Matters 

Greensboro Plastic Surgical Associates 

Guitar Picks 

Scholarships 13% 

Endowments 18% 

Hairston Total Designers 

Hi-Pressure 

Holiday Tours 

Jerry L Mebane Trucking 

Kimber Guard/Patrol 

LaFacial & Hair Salon 

Law Offices of Mark V L Gray 

Mass Mutual-Blue Chip Company 

Naval Undersea Warfare Center 

North Carolina A&T University 

Foundation 

OfficeMax 

Philathea Circle 

Providence Baptist Church 

Pinnacle Technology Group 

Pittman’s Pharmacy 

Public Service Electric & Gas 

Roanoke Electric Cooperative 

Rosalind T Grant & Associates 

Solid Foundations Facilities 

Tailgate Party 

Tuttle Signs & Designs Inc 

UBC Inc. 

W E Foster Electric Company 

Wrays Construction 

General 

Support 

7% 

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I N D I V I D U A L G I F T S 

Individual Gifts 

Financed Philanthropy - $1,000,000 

Waddell “Wally” Pearson ’52 

Velma R Speight ’53 

Financed Philanthropy - $500,000 

Hornsby Howell Sr ’50 

Nina J Williams ESQ 


Dorothy J Alston ’61 

Marvin B Graeber ’49 

John Wesley Jones ’49 


Lonnie G Barnes Jr ’54 

Robert V Harris ’49 

Josephine W Patterson 

Paul L Ross ’51 


Clara L Adams-Ender ’61 

Rosa M Beasley ’49 

Arthur P Bell ’48 

Idell J Boone ’48 

Aneida Brewington-Wright ’58 

Angela R Brice ’49 

James E Bridgett Jr ’53 

Annie M Brown ’53 

John H Brown ’51 

Hosea Butler Jr ’58 

Fred A Davis ’58 

James H Dickens ’41 

Mantley Dorsey Jr ’55 

Lois M Fears ’53 

Henry E Frye ’53 

Shirley T Frye ’53 

Nathaniel L Hines ’52 

Barbara Bell Jones ’47 

John C Kelly Sr ’49 

Howard H Kennedy ’53 

Colonel David H McElveen ’53 

Henry McMickens ’53 

Doris S Person 

Eugene H Preston Jr ’57 

Henry Revell Jr ’55 

Willie C Robinson ’56 

Melvin C Smith ’53 

Prince E Smith ’51 

Ruth E Smith ’55 

John Ward Jr ’53 

Jacqueline M Williams ’63 


Carol L Boone ’51 

Julia S Brooks ’44 

Adell Davis 

Leola Davis ’60 

Lele Y Dunlap 

Harvey Ellis ’51 

Clara J Exum ’53 

James Ferguson ’57 

Kenneth A Free 

Daniel W Iseley 

Colonel Walter W Jackson ’57 

Christine E Jetter ’60 

Mary V Jones ’53 

Milton Jones ’53 

James A Long 

Driscol R Moody 

Charles W Murphy 

Lester H Richardson 

John W Steele 

Cornelius S Stephens 

Walter R Stephens ’51 

Sampson M Towens 

Willia J Turner ’44 

Fred W Whitfield ’52 

Richard Works 

Chancellor’s Society 

($25,000 - 49,999.99) 

Vernell Stallings ’65 

Blue & Gold Society 

($10,000 - 24,999.99) 

Waddell “Wally” Pearson ’52 

Velma R Speight ’53 

Aggie Pride Society 

($5,000 - 9,999.99) 

Clifton Earl Carmon ’74 

Deloris C Chisley ’73 

Barbara J Ellis ’73 

James F Garrett ’64 

James J & Glenda L Gooch ’67/’69 

James & Marie Harris ’55/’73 

Paula M Jeffries ’79 

Milton & Drucilla Pittman ’69 

Donna A Scott-James ’79 

Elijah & Marilyn Thorne ’64/’63 

Henry V Whitehead 

Nina Johnson Williams, Esq. ’51 

Nina C Williams 

Skinner Society ($2,500 - 4,999.99) 

Dorothy J Alston ’61 

Gwendolyn S Avery ’92 

Elmer L Brady ’69 

Sylvia Y Brady ’69 

Arthur L Brown ’73 

Jennie R Caudle ’93 

Merl F Code ’70 

Sarah L Coggins ’59 

Douglas Neal Davis ’49 

Gwen Highsmith-Quick ’76 

Beverly Ellen James 

Ronald T Lemegis 

Lewvenia D Parks ’81 

Lillie M Robbins ’66 

Oscar Sheppard 

Daniel C Shields ’66 

Michael & Catherine Simmons ’94 

Obrie Smith 

William A Tucker 

Leadership Society 

($1,000 - 2,499.99) 

Clara L Adams-Ender ’61 

Charlie Amelia Alexander ’70 

Sandra C Alexander ’69 

Plummer Alston Jr ’69 

Lucy L Bailey ’82 

Dorothy Prince Barnett 

Isaac Barnett ’47 

Winston E Barrett 

Barbara H Baskerville ’66 

Douglas Ray Batts ’81 

Rosa M Beasley ’49 

Calvin Bell 

Claudette E Bennett PhD ’75 

Howard Bigelow ’70 

Alvin V Blount Jr ’43 

Idell J Boone ’48 

Angela R Brice ’49 

James E Bridgett Jr ’53 

Charles Brockington ’74 

Annie Marable Brown ’53 

Benjamin J Brown ’66 

John H Brown ’51 

Thomas A Brown Jr ’60 

Wade Bryant 

Frances H Bryce ’56 

Winnie N Burchette ’49 

Bessie M Burney 

Evelyn M Butler ’40 

Hosea Butler Jr ’58 

Nelda S Bynum ’45 

Brian A Clark 

William Clark Jr ’52 

Clarence W Counts Jr ’71 

Fred & Leola Davis ’58/’60 

Thurmon L Deloney 

James H Dickens ’41 

Jacob Dixon Jr ’53 

Mantley Dorsey Jr ’55 

Jessie Dove ’69 

Lele Yvonne Dunlap ’57 

Lewis Dunlap ’54 

Cosmas D Eaglin Jr ’65 

Darlene F East 

Carlton L Eccles ’57 

Saundra Y Evans ’94 

Jack L Ezzell Jr ’62 

Cecil Sebestain Ford ’75 

Henry E Frye ’53 

Shirley T Frye ’53 

Gladys Gallop ’76 

Jessie Delmonte Gamble ’41 

Baxter W Gee ’56 

Robert L Glenn ’41 

Hubert L Gooch Jr ’57 

Marvin B Graeber ’49 

Barbara S Gross ’62 

Rosalind L Haith-Richards ’86 

Katherine Lea Harrelson 

Rodney E Harrigan 

John H Harris III ’52 

Robert V Harris ’49 

Bernard R Haselrig ’61 

Donald W Hecht 

Nathaniel L Hines ’52 

David W Hoard 

Harriett Neal Holley ’62 

John C Holley ’61 

Robin L Howard ’90 

Freddie S Hunter ’72 

Jesse L Jackson Sr ’63 

Grady E Jamison ’63 

Barbara Johnson 

Barbara Bell Jones ’47 

John Wesley Jones ’49 

Sandra W Jones ’70 

Aubrey B Kearney Sr ’42 

John C Kelly Sr ’49 

Howard H Kennedy ’53 

Mark Kiel 

Culey V Kilimanjaro ’71 

Claude N Lamb 

Michael B Lane ’81 

James R Lanier ’69 

Clarence B Lee ’52 

Chauncey A Linney ’51 

John W Mack ’58 

Gregory Marrow ’80 

G W Marsh III 

Deborah Roberson Martin ’85 

Dalton McAfee 

Arthur Tyrone McCarroll ’69 

Ruben W McElrath Sr ’51 

David H McElveen ’53 

David K McKoy ’96 

John M Metz Jr ’66 

Ricky R Mitchell ’78 

Marvin L Morris ’72 

O Jerome Murray ’78 

Bonnie Floyd Norris ’70 

Herbert B Oliver ’78 

Josephine W Patterson ’47 

Mary Elizabeth Peek 

Merceda Perry MD ’72 

John A Petty ’70 

Carole A Pinkett ’68 

Curtis L Powell ’53 

Eugene H Preston Jr ’57 

Rosa S Purcell ’70 

James C Renick 

Henry Revell Jr ’55 

Cora B Rhodes ’71 

Willie C Robinson ’56 

Millie Dunn Rogers ’73 

James E Sams ’51 

Mable Springfield Scott ’99 

Deborah L Shanks ’73 

Christine C Shelton ’64 

Ralph K Shelton ’64 

Mildred L Shiver ’49 

William Henry Sidberry Jr ’73 

Billy J Simmons Sr ’72 

Velma J Simmons ’69 

Linwood J Smith ’53 

Melvin C Smith ’53 

Prince E Smith ’51 

Ruth E Smith ’55 

Wilbur L Smith ’63 

Vincent M Spaulding ’63 

W Thomas & Berdenia Stanley 

John Weldon Steele ’57 

T O Stokes Jr ’52 

James L Stover ’60 

Marquis D Street ESQ ’68 

Charles E Thompson ’66 

Martha R Thorpe ’68 

Marva L Tidwell ’62 

Ponce D Tidwell Sr ’63 

Sampson M Towens ’66 

George A Waters Jr ’60 

Herfue Owens Williams ’49 

Jacqueline M Williams ’63 

Eric W Wilson 

Earnest F Womack ’72 

Sarah Miles Woods PhD ’42 

Wayne G Woods ’67 

Dees Club ($500 - 999.99) 

Vernal G Alford III ’83 

Jonathan Allen ’76 

Charles N Alston Sr ’57 

Othelia E Ashley ’68 

Emily E Bailey ’81 

Jerry R Baker ’72 

Charles Baldwin Jr ’56 

William Edward Banks ’74 

John P Barkley 

Lonnie G Barnes Jr ’54 

Ronald L Barnes ’72 

Lawrence E Barrett ’70 

Carolyn Q Batts ’74 

Leon Batts ’72 

Arthur P Bell ’48 

Malcolm Bernard Jr 

Donald J Boggs ’92 

Catherine T Bonner ’46 

George W Bonner ’45 

Reginald T Booker ’74 

Carol Leon Boone ’51 

Charlie Y Boyd ’59 

Wesley L Boykin ’79 

Pearl G Bradley ’39 

Donald Gordon Brandon ’96 

Diane R Brice ’82 

Barry Edward Brooks ’80 

Julia S Brooks ’44 

Barney C Brown ’50 

Brenda Walker Brown ’67 

Charles F Brown ’68 

Sampson Buie Jr ’52 

Hugh D Bullock Sr ’48 

Kelvin Lee Buncum ’80 

Ken Burton 

Donald R Byrd ’78 

Gwendolyn Smith Campbell ’71 

Marsh Ronald Campbell ’68 

David L Carmon ’74 

Malinda N Carmon ’73 

Robert A China ’95 

D Hayes Clement Jr 

Eddie Collins Jr ’66 

Thomas E Cummings ’68 

Millicent C Daughtry ’72 

Sylvester Daughtry Jr ’73 

Larry E Davis ’69 

Michael J Davis ’74 

Plummer W Dillahunt Jr ’76 

Katie G Dorsett 

Jacquelyn Yvonne Drayton ’73 

John K Driver ’86 

Cora Edmond-Bridgers ’61 

Nathan Ryals Elder Sr ’40 

Terry C Emehel ’94 

Clinton A Etheridge Sr ’41 

Clara J Exum ’53 

Shaneka Sherrell Flanagan ’99 

Hazel L Fletcher ’51 

Charley Flint ’69 

Joel Ford ’93 

Edward F Fox ’76 

Fenecia F Fox ’93 

Jesse A Francis ’43 

Selena R Frink ’00 

Earnest L Fulton ’68 

Varnell Gaines ’75 

Larry A Galloway ’72 

Gwen W Ghent ’79 

Robert H Gladman Jr ’75 

Lonnie E Goode Jr ’52 

Charles Leo Gray ’49 

Karen D Guy ’78 

William Spencer Gwynn ’55 

Charles A Harper ’73 

Cheryl Denise Harrelson 

Claybon Harris ’77 

Elijah R Harris Jr ’78 

Lorna Hines Harris PhD ’73 

Samuel Harrison ’70 

Calvin Hastie ’58 

Jacquetta K Hawkins ’87 

Lona A Hayes ’51 

John D Haynes Jr ’66 

Ralph J Hester ’58 

Alfonzo Hilliard ’72 

Carl D Hodges ’54 

John A Hollingsworth ’49 

Rosa Holloman 

Shelton A Howard ’85 

Stephen D Howard ’54 

Pamela Anne Hunter ’75 

Daniel W Iseley 

Alga S Jackson ’51 

Anthony TJ Jackson ’81 

India A Jackson ’79 

Walter W Jackson ’57 

George H Jaggers Jr ’51 

Ulysses L James ’65 

David Lennard Janifer ’85 

Anthony Jeffery Jenkins ’86 

Samuel M Jenkins Jr ’68 

Christine E Jetter ’60 

George D Jones ’53 

John H Jones Jr ’50 

Mark Frank Jones ’86 

Mary V Jones ’53 

Paul L Jones ’71 

Allison D Jones-Young ’81 

Bobby G Jordan ’59 

Norfleet J July ’49 

James D Kelly ’72 

Rita T Lamb 

George G Latham Jr ’75 

Garrett L Laws ’37 

Vernetta L Lee ’52 

Ora E Lockley-Jones ’66 

Larry G Lyles DDS ’72 

Robert S Macon ’55 

Frank C Mahon ’52 

Bernard A Marshall 

Roosevelt Maske Sr ’64 

Franklin E McCain Jr ’87 

Delanor D McKinnon ’94 

Willie A McKoy ’72 

Walter L McLarty Jr ’51 

Irvan T McMurtry Jr ’55 

Robert Lee McNair ’68 

Elizabeth McPhatter ’69 

Carolyn W Meyers 

Flora Martin Miller ’60 

Earl T Mitnaul Sr ’57 

Carlton C Montague ’74 

M Lee Montgomery ’63 

Bobby L Moore ’58 

Irvin Moore Jr ’72 

Jerome A Murphy ’65 

Kimberly C Musgrave ’94 

Barry L Obie ’76 

Eui H Park 

Doris Speight Person ’58 

George D Peterson ’66 

Isaiah W Phillips ’67 

Hilda M Pinnix-Ragland ’77 

Edward W Pitt ’60 

Dionne Pittman 

Kim Brian Poe ’73 

Arthur Purcell ’68 

Benjamin Lewis Ramsey ’77 

Henry J Raymond II ’79 

Nick Rhodes Jr ’66 

Johnsie N Robinson ’65 

Mamie B Rodgers ’77 

Vivian Delois Roscoe ’75 

Paul L Ross ’51 

Richard E Rumley ’57 

James D Saddler DDS ’46 

Deborah Pope Sampson ’75 

Mary Bloomfield Sanders ’64 

Renouard A Sanders Sr ’64 

Jimmie D Sharpe ’59 

Trina Jones Shealey ’95 

Willie O Sinclair ’66 

Merchant E Singleton ’54 

Willie R Skinner ’65 

John B Slade ’55 

John M Smith ’68 

Sandra Smith-Roseboro ’83 

John W Spellman Jr ’51 

Bobby B Stafford ’61 

Novarro C Stafford MD ’51 

Roger L Stanfield ’79 

Walter Rufus Stephens ’51 

Minnie Bryant Stevens ’66 

Frankie & Oreta Stinson ’80/’81 

Robert E Stokes ’64 

Kernist T Stovall Jr ’74 

Teresa J Styles 

Charles E Summers ’57 

Llewellyn M Taylor ’84 

Reginald Thompson ’61 

Eva C Thorne ’91 

Jini Davis Thornton ’91 

Ponce D Tidwell Jr ’91 

Stephenie Jeryl Tidwell ’87 

Willia Jones Turner ’44 

Barbara Ray Vample ’79 

Wilda D Wade ’67 

John Wesley Walker ’72 

Brenda W Walker-Williams ’93 

Roland T Wallace ’57 

Gerald T Washington 

Allen L Waters ’66 

Floyd D Weatherspoon ESQ ’74 

Bernard T White ’65 

George W White Jr ’43 

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I n d i v i d u a l g i f t s 

Unveiling of Ernest Watson’s “Aggie Pride” mural in Memorial Student Union Annex 

Linda S White ’73 

Fred W Whitfield ’52 

Thelma A Whitfield 

Emily Whitsett 

George Wideman Jr ’65 

Benjamin M Williams ’86 

Betty J Williams ’66 

George Dudley Williams Jr ’72 

Jeremiah Wills ’53 

Patricia I Wilson ’61 

Jean S Windrow ’54 

Reginald B Withers ’79 

Roger L Witherspoon ’60 

James W Woolfolk II ’71 

Richard E Worthey ’60 

William Edward Young Jr ’67 

Loyalty Club ($250 - 499.99) 

Kayode Ayodele Abimbola ’84 

Harold L Aldridge ’49 

Elmo Alexander Jr ’77 

J H Alexander ’51 

Linda A Alexander 

Eric J Algood ’90 

Beverly Joyce Allen ’75 

Richard K Allen ’73 

Cheryl L Alston ’69 

Rashad M Alston ’78 

Stacey L Alston ’99 

James E Armstrong ’73 

Terry Armstrong ’70 

Carl C Ashby III 

Bernadette C Austin ’72 

Burgess Bailey Jr ’77 

Onest L Bailey ’58 

Phillip M Bailey ’97 

Calvin T Ballance ’83 

Diane Barber 

Therese Barber ’90 

Erbil Barkley ’56 

Claude W Barnes 

Elsie M Barnes ’72 

Cecelia Greene Barr ’83 

Annie Riggsbee Battle ’69 

Celestine B Batts ’76 

Frank Edward Batts Sr ’76 

Barbara A Beard-Hinton ’75 

Moudestine B Bell 

Shirley A Bell ’62 

Walter R Bennett III ’76 

Denise H Best ’73 

Golden H Bethune ’66 

Ruth J Blackshear ’66 

William Blakely Jr ’72 

Harriette Hayes Bone ’71 

Elvenor H Botwe ’74 

Mertice Y Brailsford ’75 

Donald Garrett Brandon ’62 

Lewis A Brandon III ’64 

James D Bridges Sr ’72 

Hazel Holloway Bristow ’66 

Clara T Brooks ’44 

Elliott Brown Jr ’56 

Jeanita H Brown ’73 

Raymond Harding Brown ’49 

William Curtis Brown ’58 

Lillian Bryant ’51 

Garion Bunn ’94 

K Denise Burke ’80 

Myrtis E Burke ’48 

Barbara P Burns ’71 

Alfred L Burress 

N Yolanda Burwell ’72 

Deborah F Bush ’91 

Charles D Bussey ’55 

Cedric L Byrdsong ’80 

Frank Cain 

Malcolm E Cain ’71 

Carmen W Carlton ’78 

Victor B Carr 

Edward A Carter Sr ’52 

Sheila L Cash ’87 

Charles A Chandler ’51 

Eugene C Chandler ’51 

Bernadine S Chapman 

Bobbie E Chavis Sr ’60 

Eric A Cheek 

Fleming A Cheek ’54 

Theresa Jeffries Cheek ’75 

Charles B Clapp ’80 

Anika Clark 

Anna Clark 

Jimmy Franklin Cochran ’77 

Aldon L Coefield ’59 

Charles M Coffin Jr ’76 

Cortez C Colbert ’74 

Avant P Coleman ’60 

Berry W Coleman ’56 

M Catherine Coleman ’70 

Troy Lemont Coleman ’88 

Terry O Coley ’87 

Phillip L Collins ’55 

Joseph P Cotton ’63 

Sara Ann Counts ’65 

Adolphus M Coward Jr ’62 

Tyesha Curry 

Suellyn L Dalton 

Lawrence U Davidson III ’79 

Ernest D Davis ’60 

Harriet Frink Davis ’75 

James W Davis ’63 

Larry E Davis ’83 

Maurice Davis DDS ’75 

Herman L DeBose ’69 

Arthur S Dees Jr ’56 

Bernita W Demery ’84 

Ricky T Demery ’81 

Eloise Wiggins Diggins ’73 

Carol Ann Dixon-Ramirez ’66 

William H Doggett ’74 

Cornelius C Dudley ’63 

Willie E Dunham Sr ’59 

Johnnie L Durham 

Eugene M Ebron ’70 

John H Edwards III ’63 

T Roberson Edwards III ’73 

Jelvoner J Ellison ’92 

Chiquita Y English ’79 

Anthony W Eubanks ’57 

Mary H Eubanks ’53 

Earline J Evans ’57 

Gloria D Evans RN ’70 

Eurmal D Exum ’52 

Jerome Farrow ’66 

Robert Faulkner ’61 

Thelma J Feaster PhD ’64 

Linda Carol Fenner ’85 

Harold C Fields 

Hugene Fields Jr ’78 

Shelby J Fields ’78 

Angela Rena Fisher ’86 

Teddy R Flowers ’73 

Hazelene H Ford ’70 

Rex C Fortune Jr ’62 

Stanley K Foshee ’71 

Raymond G Foushee ’59 

Kenneth U Frazelle ’77 

Cornell Fuller ’64 

Jesse F Fuller ’58 

Monroe J Fuller ’60 

Dennis Carson Funderburk ’93 

Ronald W Gales ’77 

Reginald Garner ’96 

Thomasine V Gatling ’79 

Darrell German ’79 

Roosevelt German ’71 

Cynthia Carlton Gillispie-Johnson ’77 

Eularia Holly Glenn ’77 

Loria I Glenn ’96 

Pamela Wall Glover ’73 

Walter R Glover ’71 

Daniel D Godfrey Sr ’62 

Phenie Dye Golatt ’66 

Henry A Goodson Jr ’76 

Cornell K Gordon Sr ’68 

Randy Allen Gore ’79 

James Bernard Graham ’73 

Rico M Graham ’00 

Gloria Grant 

William A Grant ’56 

Etta C Gravely 

Betty Howell Gray 

Cain Green ’56 

Collace C Greene ’55 

Ernie M Griffin ’64 

Shanna Takiyah Griffin ’99 

Robert N Habershaw Jr ’89 

Tequel Douglas Hager ’93 

Josephine M Hairston ’49 

David M Hall ’66 

Demetria Y Hall ’98 

Jacquelyn Deloris Hallum ’79 

Henry Albert Hamler Jr ’70 

Ethelyn Hammond ’61 

Linda Darnell 

Handon-Davidson ’71 

Alfred Harding ’70 

T C Hardy ’56 

Martin F Hare ’92 

Ronald Xavier Harrill ’73 

Ellis E Harris ’47 

Lilliesteen M Harris ’56 

Thelma E Harris ’71 

Rosa D Harris-Brunson ’79 

Lemuel B Harrison ’66 

Leon Bryant Harrison ’82 

Willie Mae Hatley ’72 

Larry H Haywood ’73 

Dorothy M Henderson ’97 

Fred Craven Henry Jr ’99 

Earlene F Hicks ’78 

Albert W Hill ’66 

Dexter Hill ’85 

Joyce Hilliard-Clark 

Wilfred Hines ’49 

Lemuel W Hinton ’75 

William Nathaniel Hinton ’80 

Collis A Holloway ’72 

Joe L Holmond ’61 

Mary M Hooper ’73 

Emma W Howard ’53 

William H Hughes ’99 

Andrew Hugine 

Hayward A Humphrey ’79 

Lewis M Humphrey ’74 

Rhonda Hopkins Hunt ’93 

Estelle T Irving ’50 

Emmett Jackson Jr ’64 

Thomas L Jacobs ’73 

Matthew D Jarmond Jr ’69 

Kimmette N Jay ’99 

John W Jeffries 

Melvin L Jenkins ’69 

Hiraku Jimbo ’99 

William Henry Johns ’52 

Total Individual Cash Dollar Contributions 

$1,000,000 

900,000 

800,000 

700,000 

600,000 

500,000 

400,000 

300,000 

200,000 

100,000 

1990-91 

1991-92 

1992-93 

1993-94 

1994-95 

1995-96 

Cathryn Brown Johnson ’71 

Charles M Johnson ’90 

Earl A Johnson ’47 

Elwood Johnson ’52 

Feirmon E Johnson ’67 

Keesha L Johnson ’96 

Melvin Roschaun Johnson ’99 

Rickey D Johnson ’89 

Thelma S Johnson ’50 

Albert Jones Jr ’43 

John M Jones ’38 

Lillie R Jones ’49 

Lois A Jones ’83 

Sabrina Lynette Jones ’97 

G B Jordon 

Donald Leon Joyner ’85 

Mattie T Kearney ’53 

Goal - $1,000,000 

1996-97 

1997-98 

1998-99 

1999-00 

2000-01 

2001-02 

Barbara J Keith ’70 

Terry J Keith ’77 

Taft D Kelly ’86 

Gregory E Kersey ’77 

Ronald Kilgore ’79 

Morris R Kimble ’70 

Colonious Knight ’69 

Frederick M Kyle Sr ’58 

Marjorie Payne Kyle ’58 

Frank T Lambeth ’51 

Denese Darcel Lavender ’76 

Alfred K Leak Jr ’89 

Dorothy Leflore 

James Edward Legrande ’85 

James O Levister ’72 

Richard D Levy 

Edward Earl Lewis ’62 

Tom A Lewis ’70 

Geraldine J Logan ’68 

Eric Lamar Lowe ’84 

Charles E Lownes MD ’67 

Joseph Lyles Jr ’51 

Sharon F Mallette 

Thomas A Mann ’55 

William N Martin ’66 

Betty Doretha Massenburg 

Reginald J McCauley 

Arnie M McClain ’66 

Evelyn McCoy ’66 

Patricia E McCoy ’68 

Raymond McCoy ’73 

Gia McCullers 

Vann H McDonald Sr ’59 

Ilka B McDowell ’62 

Henry E McKoy ’68 

Katie McKoy ’69 

Robert E McLendon ’51 

Otis McMichael ’75 

Terranynor McNair ’00 

Joseph A McNeil ’63 

Duke Hanson Meekins ’77 

William McKinley Miles ’56 

George N Miller Sr ’49 

Helen S Miller ’66 

Harry E Millner ’69 

Lemuel Mills ’60 

Harold E Mitchell 

Herman R Mitchell ’51 

Priscilla Ann Mock ’85 

Dwight A Moore ’83 

Martin D Moore ’71 

Willie J Mooring Jr ’64 

Ann W Morris ’52 

Doris C Morrison ’60 

Decatur W Morse Sr ’75 

Laurence B Morse 

Leon Jones Moses ’80 

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William Bernard Moses ’88 

Shari A Muldrow ’86 

Madison P Mullen Sr ’52 

Arnold Mungin ’69 

Charles W Murphy ’53 

Virginia A Nance ’78 

Kelly D Neal ’97 

William B Neal Jr ’50 

Lang R Nelson ’41 

Bonnye K Newkirk ’72 

Bennie B Newroth ’66 

Carolyn R Newsome ’64 

Robert E Newsome ’64 

Doris A Newton ’70 

Vivian J Newton ’76 

Japhet N Nkonge ’69 

Carolyn V Norwood ’56 

Celestine A Ntuen 

Isaac J Olds ’46 

Charles Oliver ’51 

Jasper E Ormond Sr ’49 

Pier A Ormond ’76 

Larry L Orr ’68 

Joseph R Parker Jr ’67 

Yvonne Hill Parks RN ’73 

Carolyn H Parnell ’64 

Gary Patrick ’76 

Chester Thomas Payne ’76 

Richard Ronald Peacock ’85 

Robert L Perry RN ’81 

Tawanya T Phillips ’93 

Arigaree K Pitchford ’55 

William I Pope ’71 

Jermaine C Posey ’93 

Jimmie L Powell ’93 

Myron G Powell ’60 

Myrtle D Pringle ’57 

Onnie L Privette ’42 

Wesley O Rankin ’78 

Barry L Ray ’90 

Dorothy M Ray ’75 

Lafayette Reddick ’90 

Dennis R Reid ’71 

Jeanette B Richardson ’65 

Caryn H Richmond 

Grand opening of manufactured housing test site used in an energy efficiency project 

with Florida Solar Energy Center 

Nellie F Riley ’66 

Kimberly S Roberson ’94 

Leon Roberts Sr ’60 

Bobby Robertson ’90 

Andreal E Robinson ’90 

Angela Payne Robinson RN ’77 

Marion Oree Rochelle ’84 

Radford S Rogers ’94 

Sherry D Rogers ’91 

Emma P Ross ’73 

Thurman Ross Jr ’86 

Alfred E Russell ’52 

John L Sampson ’75 

Myrtle B Sampson 

Carlton E Sams ’62 

Horace W Sanders ’75 

Nicole C Scarborough ’00 

David S Schoolfield ’71 

Donna M Sexton ’98 

Lonnie D Shaw ’73 

Detrice L Shields 

Margaret A Shivers ’69 

Donyelle G Shorter ’99 

Wayne Jeffery Shuford Jr ’99 

Benjamin W Simmons Sr ’58 

Leonard J Simon ’49 

Nettie Jackson Singleton ’64 

Allen T Small ’56 

Ella Pompey Small ’56 

Cassandra Faye Smith ’96 

Cheryl J Smith ’85 

Gary Smith ’82 

Kecia Williams Smith ’95 

Lashew W Smith ’50 

Raymond E Smith Jr ’92 

Thelma F Smith ’56 

Bennett Allen Southerland Jr ’76 

Luther Speed 

Vivian P Steele ’51 

Shayla Stevenson 

Carlton Lorenzo Suber ’86 

Toni Y Suggs ’82 

Ethel M Sutton ’72 

Paul R Swann PhD ’60 

Mazie G Taylor ’49 

Patricia J Taylor ’85 

Robert L Taylor ’58 

Thomas Taylor Jr ’50 

Tracie Jackson Taylor ’93 

Carl Steven Terrell ’76 

James Thompson Jr ’52 

Mary L Thompson ’47 

Wilson Thompson ’66 

Jerry Thorne PhD ’75 

Kien Tran ’99 

Edward L Treadwell ’72 

Irish Truesdale ’75 

William T Tuck ’42 

Demetria Renee Tucker ’72 

John W Turner ’90 

Carrie C Umesi ’84 

Cozetta L Vessel ’82 

Howard N Walker Jr ’62 

Tamicka L Walker ’97 

Wonica D Walker ’89 

Alton S Wallace ’66 

Tawanda L Wallace ’92 

David L Warr ’81 

William J Watson ’52 

William N Wells Jr ’74 

Karen A Westmoreland ’91 

Jake Wheatley Jr ’97 

Edwin M White Jr ’49 

Shawne A White ’92 

Charles W Whitener ’61 

Sonja M Whitfield-James ’92 

David G Whitted ’64 

Ron Wilkins ’99 

Gerald Alan Williams ’83 

John E Williams ’77 

Warren Keith Williams ’76 

Winston D Williams ’91 

Linda R Wilson ’75 

Pamela Christian Wilson ’83 

Vermelle B Wilson ’72 

Walter Wilson ’95 

William G Wilson ’56 

Wilmeth Scott Wilson ’70 

Carmela Roshon Wilson-Styles ’92 

Joseph M Witcher ’51 

Albert Wayne Withers ’71 

Sarah Witherspoon ’51 

Kathy Wilhite Womack CPA ’84 

Nancy F Wooding ’48 

Anthony L Woodruff ’98 

Carole Woolfolk ’71 

Arthur L Worthy ’59 

Robert Wright ’58 

Carlton O Yates ’71 

Arthur W Young ’51 

Gregory Alan Young ’87 

Shirley Young-Holland ’63 

John Zeigler ’57 

Century Club 

($100 - 249.99) 

Sarah G Abraham ’53 

Alene Adams ’73 

Beatrice V Adderley-Kelly ’60 

Jimmie Ahmed 

Janice Hutchings Alexander ’76 

Linda K Alexander 

Nell R Alexander ’58 

Delores Y Allen ’69 

Ruth D Allen ’74 

Christopher Horace Alston ’97 

M Frances Alston ’56 

William D Alston Sr ’52 

Franklin J Ambrose ’75 

Hattie V Ambrose ’46 

Norris Anderson ’75 

Ruth Anderson 

Yvonne June Anderson ’81 

Bruce R Andrews ’83 

John F Andrews ’58 

Tamara C Archie ’96 

James E Arnold ’73 

Craston M Artis II ’99 

Frederick T Artis ’64 

Sondra Delois Askew ’93 

Albert Atkins ’74 

Larry Nelton Atkinson ’80 

Alvin Attles ’60 

Debra L Austin ’66 

Jennifer I Autry ’79 

Sherri M Avent 

Thomas Avery 

Earl J Ayscue ’78 

Debra Darlene Badger-Jackson ’77 

Lionell Baldwin ’76 

Mary Q Barbee ’69 

Fran Barber ’99 

Thomas L Barksdale Jr ’96 

Jessie W Barnes ’68 

Matthew C Barnhill Jr ’92 

James R Barrett ’57 

Norma S Barrett ’72 

Tiffany M Bartelle ’98 

Ulysses Barton Jr 

Albernard Bass Jr ’72 

Donna L Bass ’71 

Debra Pierce Battle ’98 

Gracie M Batts ’57 

John H Batts ’55 

Kent S Baxter ’85 

James W Beam ’54 

Willie L Beasley ’65 

Matthew Beatty ’70 

Fred Belfield Jr ’58 

Shirley Bell 

Valerie P Benton ’92 

June Bethea 

Lorraine Bias ’99 

Gaynell M Bigelow ’81 

Billy Eugene Biggs ’71 

Etolia E Biggs ’89 

Karen G Bing ’64 

Garry Elizabeth Blackwell ’73 

Tess C Blakeney 

Deborah Mcrae Bland ’73 

Karone Annetta Blondin ’84 

Joseph M Bloomfield ’77 

Alonzo Blount ’63 

Larry Blount ’76 

Charley B Board ’54 

David Boger 

Rudolph PV Boksleitner 

Karen R Bolden ’92 

Lucy M Bolden 

Patricia E Bonner 

Elijah L Booker ’61 

Douglas M Boone Sr ’67 

Rudolph V Boone Jr ’74 

Wilmer Ross Boone ’65 

Lenora L Booth ’66 

Cardriner Bowden ’66 

Lillie K Bowen ’65 

Magalene Lee Bowling ’53 

Statewide Expect Success Campaign billboard 

Wiley E Bowling ’54 

Linda N Bowman ’71 

Nathaniel E Bowman III 

Willie Floyd Bowser ’49 

Amy Boyd 

Charles S Brabble Sr ’46 

Henry Herbert Bradley ’59 

Margaret H Bradshaw ’76 

Giles G Bragg ’56 

Estes Lewis Brame ’83 

Sylvia Goldwire Braswell ’69 

Maerena W Brevard ’89 

Charlie W Brewington ’51 

Cora Edmond Bridgers 

Annie M Bridges ’39 

Wheeler Brodie II ’78 

Stephanie M Bromell ’89 

Jessie P Brooks ’42 

Dorothy E Broome ’54 

Dwight C Brower ’76 

Hosea C Brower ’47 

Carl S Brown Jr ’60 

Charlotte A Brown ’98 

Earl T Brown ’73 

George E Brown ’61 

Josephine W Brown ’54 

Julius J Brown ’37 

Larry Brown ’73 

Leroy Brown Jr ’60 

Ricky Brown ’81 

Robert J Brown 

Robert E Brown 

Rupert A Brown Jr ’56 

Sarah S Brown ’60 

Tomietta Brown 

Zack A Browning ’48 

Anthony W Bryant ’70 

George W Bryant ’42 

McKinley E Bryant ’63 

Arthur E Bullard ’53 

Geneva Crawford Bullock ’45 

Karen Bullock ’94 

Theodore R Bullock ’72 

Iris M Burke ’82 

Larry Clifton Burnett ’81 

Colette Burns 

Melissa Artina Burris ’98 

Stacy N Burris ’96 

Darius A Burton ’69 

Janet T Burton ’68 

Ann Bush 

McCray Bussey ’59 

Vera B Butler 

Barbara A Byers ’66 

Ernest E Byers ’51 

Gloria Byers 

Deames Bynum ’79 

Nikki Hodge Caldwell ’97 

Linda F Callahan 

Karole Turner Campbell 

Robert M Capers ’50 

Joann G Carter ’68 

Marion F Carter ’71 

Ronnie Lee Carter ’85 

Gilbert Casterlow Jr ’71 

Patricia A Casterlow ’71 

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Total Number of Annual Fund Individual Contributors 

5,000 

4,500 

4,000 

3,500 

3,000 

2,500 

2,000 

1,500 

1,000 

1990-91 

1991-92 

Faye D Cates ’69 

Mary Thomas Chadwick 

Mable J Chamberlain ’59 

Reginald Houston Chambers ’82 

Camille Y Chandler ’93 

Shoou-Yuh Chang 

Oscar Chapman ’50 

Gaylia Chavis ’89 

Kenneth D Chavis ’74 

Gwendolyn H Cherry ’54 

John A Chesney ’54 

Roy Anthony Chesson 

Thomas J Clark 

Sheila B Clemons 

Rosalind S Cleveland ’74 

Marie Turk Coates ’55 

Merl F Code ’70 

Charles E Coffey ’52 

1992-93 

1993-94 

1994-95 

1995-96 

1996-97 

Deanna N Cofield ’94 

Olen Cole Jr 

Phyllis Owens Cole ’86 

Clarence J Coleman 

Patricia Frazier Coleman ’65 

Ronald E Coleman ’81 

Claire W Coletrane ’71 

Alfreda Brown Collins ’62 

Hazel S Collins ’49 

J T Collins Jr 

Roy Francis Cook ’66 

Bennie Cooper ’62 

Ronald Cooper ’69 

Horace W Copeland 

Jethro Copeland ’72 

Plese Corbett ’38 

Samuel J Cornelius Jr ’94 

Charles E Corry ’74 

Goal - 5,000 

1997-98 

1998-99 

1999-00 

2000-01 

2001-02 

Arthur G Costin ’71 

Burnel E Coulon ’61 

Robin A Courtney 

George Covington ’62 

Leta Covington 

Earl G Cox ’66 

Janice B Cox ’56 

Juanita H Cozart ’73 

Robin W Crite ’86 

Donnie L Crosland ’73 

Larry L Crowder Sr ’69 

Wesley A Crudup ’57 

Phyllis B Cunningham ’76 

Fatrice Wynn Currie ’73 

Patrick O Curry ’88 

Edsel V Dacons ’43 

Kanika S Dalton ’98 

Thurman Dancy 

Willie J Dancy ’57 

Eric L Daniel ’93 

Harold E Daniel ’61 

Herman Daniel ’60 

Doris E Daniels ’56 

Elmo C Daugherty ’53 

Lottie M Daugherty ’53 

Adell Davis 

Ann W Davis ’66 

Anthony Davis ’79 

Deena R Davis ’89 

Derick GS Davis ’40 

Emma Head Davis ’62 

Greg Davis 

John S Davis ’60 

Johnny K Davis ’80 

Rebecca Davis ’46 

Shirley G Davis ’58 

Teresa M Davis ’89 

Terry S Davis 

Verdelle L Davis ’59 

Wallace E Davis ’77 

Alexander Dawson ESQ ’65 

Lovely F Dawson-Foreman ’55 

Anthony Debro 

Schameka Degraffenreidt ’96 

Frederick D Degraffenriedt Jr ’64 

Cato C Devane Jr ’45 

John E Devine ’39 

Alfred L Dickens ’54 

Carolyn M Dickens ’71 

Calvin B Dixon ’60 

Fredricka E Dixon ’00 

Gloria J Dixon ’68 

Brenda Adams Dobbins ’70 

Louis R Doggett ’80 

Margaret L Dorsett ’99 

Karen E Dorsey ’86 

Nancy Douglas 

Robert L Douglas Jr ’73 

Alvis H Douthit ’58 

Robert A Douthit ’59 

Biniki SherRail Dove ’99 

Lily Cotton Drayton ’65 

Fredrick L Duckett ’77 

Mary L Dudley-Green ’62 

Harold B DuHart ’61 

Gary A Duncan ’88 

Helen Faye Dungee ’56 

Haywood P Dunlap Jr ’70 

Derome O Dunn ’84 

Randall E Dunn ’91 

Samuel J Dunn 

Ernestine Durham ’73 

George J Durham 

Lester H Durham ’75 

John Dyer ’71 

Mary H Eady ’66 

Samuel N Eady ’65 

Blanche S Earley ’50 

Sandra Flowers Ebron ’73 

Bernard Edmond ’71 

Antha W Edwards ’69 

Pamela S Edwards ’80 

William H Edwards ’56 

Wilbur Eggleston ’48 

Roland F Eller ’57 

Reta B Elliott ’78 

Jason Enoch 

Kathryn Gilliam Epps ’40 

Bobby R Evans ’67 

Dale Evans ’72 

Mildred F Evans ’53 

Salinder Evans ’84 

Samuel Evans Jr ’63 

Melvin Jerome Fain 

Sarah Wade Falkener 

Eliza M Farrow ’58 

Billy Faulk ’71 

Lois M Fears ’53 

Judy S Featherson ’66 

Victor Fenner ’85 

Gwendolyn B Few ’69 

John H Finney ’59 

Margaret A Finney ’60 

Clarence L Fisher Jr ’69 

Latasha P Fisher ’93 

Spurgeon M Fitts ’57 

Preston L Fleming ’68 

Joan T Fletcher ’78 

Charlie L Florence ’72 

Shirley A Forbes ’81 

Deborah Lane Ford ’92 

Donna Lovelace Ford ’86 

Lavetta L Ford ’90 

Priscilla S Ford ’66 

George W Foxworth ’69 

Anita Hudson Fraley 

Audrey D Franklin 

Minerva D Freeman ’72 

Alicia Smith Freshwater ’92 

Keith Frizzell ’85 

Leonard Frye ’76 

Chris Fuller 

Rita L Fuller 

William Fulp 

Kendra L Gaither ’96 

Ruth M Gales ’57 

Dennis F Gardner ’57 

Wilhelmenia F Garner 

Fannie C Garrison ’60 

Peggy Ebron Gatlin 

Europa F Gay ’65 

Godfrey A Gayle ’76 

Lanard M Geddings ’66 

George G Geiger ’52 

Yvonne C George ’67 

John A Gibson Jr ’60 

Charles Gilchrist ’56 

Cheryl Duncan Gill ’79 

Willie Gillon 

Cravane M Givens ’54 

Monroe T Glover ’68 

D McEntire Gold 

Ruth Hughes Golden ’50 

Charles Douglass Golightly ’60 

Glenda L Gooch ’69 

Demetrious Gooden ’78 

Carolyn C Goodson ’76 

Robena Gorham ’71 

Gordon Edward Grady ’40 

Cynthia A Graham ’74 

Elvis L Graves ’79 

Loreatha D Graves ’81 

Willie E Graves ’65 

Andrea A Gray ’99 

Harold Bruce Green ’50 

Mae E Greene ’62 

Regina Greene 

Jacqueline Cook Greenlee ’99 

Ralph E Greenlee ’66 

Melvine G Grice ’72 

Ernie Griffin ’92 

Josephine Griffin ’65 

Helen M Griggs ’51 

Gwendolyn A Grimstead ’81 

Lynn J Grissett Sr ’72 

Colleen P Grotsky 

Alton B Gunn ’63 

Thurman N Guy ’76 

Velma Davis Gwishiri ’70 

Donna Maira Hairston ’79 

Kenneth W Hairston ’74 

Peyton T Hairston ’71 

Penny E Haith ’66 

Samuel Haith 

Annie Joyner Hall ’47 

Benjamin F Hall Jr ’49 

Deborah C Hall ’82 

Ralph B Hall Sr ’62 

Paul L Halsey Sr ’50 

Robert S Hamilton ’69 

Esther L Hammond 

George M Hampton ’51 

Jonathan D Hampton ’87 

Trevor A Hampton ’75 

James J Hankins ’71 

Tracy Hanner 

Woodrow W Harding Jr ’69 

Michael Deano Hardison ’86 

Audrey Hardy ’78 

Paul T Hardy ’77 

Devoralyn Krischelle 

Hargress ’99 

James F Harmon ’54 

Adrienne L Harper ’89 

Donovan O’Hara Moore 

Harper ’59 

Haywood A Harrell ’83 

Alvin G Harris ’89 

Debbie Marie Harris ’81 

Dorothy J Harris ’63 

James B Harris ’97 

Mary L Harris ’66 

Paul J Harris ’59 

Warren S Harris ’51 

Deirdre Y Harrison 

Kiana L Harrison ’99 

Tamara E Harrison ’86 

Doris H Harshaw ’57 

Arizona H Hartsfield ’69 

Eric Harvey ’99 

Traci N Hatch ’97 

Allyne L Hatcher ’81 

Ora J Hatchett ’47 

Thelma M Hauser ’47 

Calvin A Hawkins 

Patricia T Hawkins-Lloyd 

Samuel A Hay 

Alan K Hayes ’91 

Jackie Ray Hayes ’80 

Roland R Hayes ’68 

Marcus Antonio Hedgepeth ’98 

Buckner L Henderson ’77 

Montanette Traveann 

Hendricks ’80 

Sandra LaVerne Herbin 

Carl R Herring ’73 

Hazel A Hester ’42 

Clarence Hicks 

Bettye J Hill ’52 

Della B Hill 

James W Hill ’46 

John E Hill ’62 

Reginald A Hill Jr ’68 

Richard T Hill ’61 

Vernita Elizabeth Hill ’88 

Harvey Hinton Jr ’00 

Stacey J Hinton ’92 

Susie B Hinton ’62 

Hughes S Hobson ’71 

Irvin M Hodge ’70 

John W Hodge Jr ’53 

Carol Hodges ’00 

Craig Hodges ’84 

Cleophus Hogan ’54 

Lewis C Hoggard III 

Anthony l Holloman 

Gary M Holloway ’69 

Thomas E Holloway ’70 

Robert G Holman Jr ’88 

M R Holmes 

Sylvia W Holmes 

J Larry Holt ’70 

Roscoe C Hood ’50 

Willie H Hood 

Keisha D Hooker ’99 

Ashley B Hoover ’91 

Curtis L Hopkins ’55 

Perry Howard 

Robert L Howard ’97 

William J Hubbard Jr ’71 

Charles E Huff Jr ’70 

Philip S Hummel 

James Bradford 

Humphrey III ’73 

Norman Leo Humphrey Jr ’83 

Doris L Hunt ’65 

James H Hunt ’52 

Clarence E Hunter ’61 

Marvin D Hunter ’71 

Stephanie Hunter ’97 

Sylvia Hunter ’48 

Teresa W Ingram 

Robert C Inniss ’62 

Elreta N Isley 

Betty B Jackson ’57 

Cleveland D Jackson ’94 

Michael Jackson ’98 

Mildred L Jackson ’53 

Lucille E Jackson-Peterson ’51 

Keith Marcelle Jacobs ’80 

Shirley P Jacobs ’66 

Archie M James ’70 

Clifton D James ’70 

Jessie James Jr ’70 

Jonathan R James 

Leroy James ’57 

Robert James ’65 

William N James ’65 

James R Jarrell ’87 

Christopher M Jeffers ’97 

Harry Jeffreys Jr ’69 

Joyce G Jeffreys ’69 

Carlton Jenkins Sr ’61 

Donell Jenkins ’82 

Donnell Jenkins 

Evelyn M Jenkins ’51 

George Lee Jenkins ’51 

Lloyd Jenkins ’73 

Helen L Jenrette ’72 

Alma B Johnson ’51 

Andrew B Johnson ’59 

Annie Anderson Johnson ’64 

David Johnson Jr ’61 

Hennie M Johnson ’53 

Johnnie R Johnson ’60 

Joseph R Johnson ’59 

Katherine H Johnson ’60 

Maxine T Johnson ’74 

Norman Johnson ’44 

Pamela Leah Johnson ’91 

Ruby M Johnson-Hammond ’62 

Charles V Jolla ’76 

Angelica M Jones ’97 

Carolyn J Jones ’66 

Charles J Jones Jr ’53 

Charlie M Jones ’51 

Ezekiel N Jones III ’78 

Frankie T Jones 

James T Jones ’49 

Joan R Jones ’81 

Michael G Jones 

Nancy C Jones ’72 

Ophelia D Jones ’51 

Rosa W Jones ’60 

Russell L Jones Sr ’44 

Toni G Jones ’74 

Virginia C Jones ’45 

Wanda M Jones 

Georgia R Joyner ’49 

Benita R Kearney ’73 

Gloria Kearney ’75 

James C Kearney Sr ’65 

Joshua W Kearney ’50 

John Wade Keith ’55 

Connie D Kelley-Sidberry ’71 

Calvin M Kelly ’70 

Gail E Kennedy ’99 

William A Kibler Jr ’60 

Annie J King ’76 

William J King ’56 

Alfonzia Knight ’62 

Claude J Knight ’68 

Theodore R Ladson ’57 

Kelly LaFrance 

Charles H Lambert ’59 

W Harrison Land ’62 

Carolyn F Lang ’74 

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Arnold Lanier Sr ’51 

Adrienne Lapsley 

Emily O Latta ’79 

Vernestine Laughinghouse ’89 

Christopher T Lawrence ’84 

Robert I Lawrence ’71 

Andrew W Lawson Jr ’77 

Karen Carpenter Leak ’87 

James W Ledbetter Jr ’92 

Corey E Lee ’98 

Matthew T Legrand 

James R Lemon ’65 

Angelia R Lester ’97 

Avie Lester 

Avie Lester Sr ’61 

Robert T Levine 

Cleveland W Lewis ’59 

Fred Lewis ’63 

Joseph F Lewis ’84 

William H Lewis III 

James L Lilly ’78 

Vonetta A Lilly ’00 

Ronald Jackson Linney ’86 

Samuel D Little Sr ’50 

Shade Keys Little 

Terrie D Lloyd ’82 

Frances W Logan 

Barry L London 

Donald M Long ’78 

Stephanie D Long 

Ruben N Loundermon ’66 

Kirk Love ’96 

Howard Leonard Lucas ’89 

Teresa H Lucas ’78 

Nellie Annie Lyons ’80 

Darnnetta W Mack 

Robert L Macklin 

Fatima B Makenta ’91 

Alfred S Maloney ’65 

Ryan Z Maltese 

Anita Odell Manley ’76 

Cynthia A Marshall ’96 

Corey Lamont Martin ’97 

James L Martin ’71 

Pamela K Martin 

Lula T Massenburg ’62 

Dillard T Massey Sr ’57 

Regenia B Maultsby ’66 

Owen A McAdoo Jr ’67 

Raymond McAllister 

Franklin E McCain Sr ’63 

Mary C McCarty ’45 

Norman C McCowin Jr ’00 

Coolidge McCoy ’58 

Earlean McCoy ’72 

Wyman McCoy ’73 

Daniel M McCrae ’60 

Cynthia Eugenia McDaniel ’80 

Heather N Mcdaniel ’96 

Charlene McDonald 

Christalene Clark McDonald ’60 

Donald McDowell 

Beryl C McEwen 

Thaddeus McEwen 

Willie H McGriff ’72 

Heyward L McKie ’69 

Marion Ray McKinnie ’76 

Ronald E McKoy ’97 

Janet McKoy-Davis ’91 

Lori D Mclaughlin ’90 

Nathaniel McLaurin ’49 

William H McLaurin ’66 

Mary M McLean ’60 

Roderick M McLean ’92 

Nellie M McManus 

J Howard McMasters 

Henry McMickens ’53 

Doug McMillan 

Jacqueline C McMillan ’69 

Valdenia J McMillan 

Jeanya McMillian ’71 

Sharon W McMillian ’81 

Dorothy F McPherson ’53 

Owen S McPherson ’52 

Clemente K McWilliams ’88 

Fran Meachem ’69 

Johnny L Meadows ’74 

Ronald W Meares ’67 

Francis H Mebane ’42 

Robert Mercier 

Allen L Mewborn ’48 

Emma Jean Mewborn 

Roderick Mickens ’94 

Carma A Miller ’95 

Engineering and technology students get hands-on experience during construction of Aggie Suites 

James T Miller ’69 

Ralph L Miller ’62 

Yvonne B Miller 

Jean M Miller-Levette ’85 

Johnie R Millner ’71 

Edward C Mills ’61 

Margaret Barnes Mincey ’79 

Cecil Julius Mingia ’50 

Doris F Mitchell 

Eugene Mitchell ’52 

Mary H Mitchell ’66 

Millard C Mitchell ’51 

Sue Redmon Mitchell ’92 

William Harold Mitchell ’84 

Evon Watford Moffitt ’70 

Demaul Kenyatta Monk ’98 

Athanison O Monroe ’89 

Bertram O Montgomery ’92 

Annette Moore ’83 

Barbara J Moore ’76 

Carrothers J Moore ’48 

Eva Elliott Moore 

Gwendolyn C Moore ’80 

Jesse A Moore ’76 

Loucilla M Moore ’69 

Teretha Moore 

William L Moore ’60 

Thelma Denice Moore-Wilkes ’81 

Joanne C Morgan 

Katina Morgan ’98 

Chauncey P Morris 

Dewayne M Morris ’66 

Shirley D Morrison ’72 

Estherlene S Morse ’59 

Reginald Morton ’70 

Iris J Moses ’79 

Paul L Mountain Sr ’66 

Letecia N Moye ’95 

Mary L Murdock ’83 

Dara L Murphy ’73 

Donna G Murphy ’66 

Edgar Jack”” Murphy Jr ’47 

George E Murphy ’62 

James Franklin Murphy Sr ’75 

John Earl Murphy ’50 

Ronald K Murphy ’74 

Bryan K Nance ’91 

Darwina L Neal 

Charles E Nesbitt Sr ’54 

Lawanda Southerland Newberne ’89 

Anthony J Newkirk ’91 

Jimmy L Newkirk ’71 

Herbert L Newton ’75 

Ethel L Nichols ’64 

Carrie Payton Nino ’46 

Charles Devon Nixon ’64 

Wade Stevenson Nobles ’73 

Dianne Edgerton Norman 

Patricia Williams Norman ’74 

James Oakley Norris Jr 

Herbert E Nwanko 

Alice Bell Odom ’44 

Kevin M Odom 

HelenMae Tinsley Oglesby ’65 

Deborah L Okaes ’73 

Claudia W Ollivierre ’88 

Angela N Ormond ’96 

John M O’Sullivan ’68 

Lois A Owens ’62 

Grier L Paden ’50 

Shirley R Page ’56 

Hernando F Palmer ’47 

Ruth A Palmer ’94 

Sammie L Palmer ’75 

Mary Pardue 

Annie Withers Parker ’60 

Edward Keith Parker ’82 

Paul E Parker ’61 

Randy L Parker ’78 

Willie E Parker ’66 

Emma Parrish 

Elisha L Pate ’53 

Odessa R Patrick ’56 

Aaron Patterson ’71 

Barbara Jeffers Patterson ’60 

R Tyrone Patterson Sr 

Eva M Patterson-Heath ’77 

Amanda L 

Patterson-Womble ’91 

Altheria S Patton ’47 

Donald Gerard Peacock Jr ’98 

J Bernard Pearce ’76 

Floyd H Pelham ’50 

Olivia Penn 

James W Perry ’51 

Michael W Perry ’73 

Sonya Person-Scanborough 

James L Pettiford ’65 

Marvin C Pettiford ’70 

Lynnette M Petty ’00 

James L Pharr Jr ’72 

Norman L Phelps 

George C Pierce Sr ’56 

Paula F Pierce ’73 

Lynda C Pierce-Broadnax ’66 

Jannette Piggott 

Charles W Poindexter ’57 

Allen A Pope ’74 

Anthony M Pope ’79 

Patricia A Posey ’66 

John F Poston III ’65 

Alfreda C Poteat 

Donna S Potter 

Ella M Powell ’55 

Tracey B Powell 

Kia Powers 

Larry Powers 

Deloris S Price ’64 

Donna M Price 

H Phillip Price 

William E Price Jr 

Darlene B Primas 

Kimberly McGhee Pritchett ’99 

Kimberly C Pugh ’89 

Jacqueline Bell Pyatt ’60 

Rebecca H Queen 

Balasubramanian Ram 

Teresa L Randolph 

Betty Foust Rankin ’80 

Patsy N Raper 

Phillip L Rayford ’49 

Maurice E Reddick Sr ’51 

Prince Reed Jr ’80 

Ronald Eugene Reed ’65 

Sandra D Reeves ’82 

Walter Neil Reuben Jr ’87 

James W Rhodes ’68 

David L Rice ’58 

Belinda D Richardson ’73 

Brian F Richardson ’97 

Charles D Richardson II ’60 

Hintson Richardson ’60 

Lester H Richardson ’52 

Lily P Richardson ’61 

Napoleon Richardson ’60 

Gail S Ricks ’69 

James R Ricks ’89 

Alfred D Riddick Sr ’68 

H Bryan Riley PhD ’78 

Mageline H Roberson 

Harrell B Roberts 

Mia K Roberts ’98 

Sherman M Roberts 

Carl R Robertson ’69 

Don L Robinson ’96 

Ethel S Robinson ’59 

Franklin Maurice Robinson ’80 

Pandora Y Robinson ’82 

Robert J Robinson ’94 

Gaither Rodgers Jr ’68 

The Pyramid 

of Giving 

Linwood E Rodgers ’57 

Nathan L Rodgers ’61 

Selena Grace Rodgers ’70 

Herbert S Rodwell ’59 

Olivia J Roebuck ’51 

Davis N Rogers ’64 

Ronald L Rogers ’94 

Raymond P Rorie Jr ’42 

Audry Ross 

Trenna V Ross ’80 

Marshall Rouse ’77 

William Eugene Routh ’82 

Nettie C Rowland ’72 

John W Royster ’51 

Sandy L Royster ’64 

Etrulia G Rucker ’57 

Newton W Rucker ’58 

Larry C Russell Jr 

Roscoe Russell 

Estate 

or 

Planned 

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Planned Gifts 

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Capital and Special Campaigns 

Major Gifts from Individuals 

Major Gifts from Corporations and Foundations 

Dollar Amount Increases 

Donor Commitment Increases 

Annual Fund 

Support Groups 

Special Events and Benefit Events 

Annual Giving Campaigns / Direct Mail Program 

Select Publics / All the Publics / Everyone in the Area 

Ryan Y Russell ’97 

Kristen R Rutledge ’89 

Azell Sanders ’58 

Mary E Sanders ’57 

LaWanda Sanderson ’96 

Samjiv Sarin 

Kenneth J Sartor 

Thurlis A Satterthwaite ’50 

Sharon M Saunders ’79 

Willie Bee Saunders Jr ’76 

Reginald Eugene Scales ’83 

Bobby Scott 

Laurie Scott ’96 

Jesse Scotton Jr ’79 

Mark M Seawright ’91 

Curtis B Self ’89 

Randolph Sessoms ’69 

James M Sexton ’74 

Christopher D Sharp ’00 

Alfred Shaw ’98 

Dorffus Shaw Jr ’70 

James H Shaw ’73 

Leon Shaw ’72 

Geraldine Shelton 

Monique N Sherman ’00 

Ethan C Sherrod ’58 

Joseph Brent Sidbury ’76 

John S Sidney 

Henry Simon Jr ’49 

H Fred Simons ’50 

Laurine C Simons ’55 

Verna B Simpson ’60 

James Norfleet Slade MD ’52 

Benjamin B Sledge ’64 

Brian B Sledge ’90 

Thomas W Sledge Sr ’54 

Vernice Smiley 

Albert E Smith ’56 

Anita Butler Smith ’97 

Betty McNeill Smith ’80 

Billy Boyd Smith ’60 

Crystal N Smith ’98 

James D Smith ’69 

James A Smith ’88 

James A Smith Jr ’49 

Jessie Simon Smith ’54 

John F Smith 

Michael Gerald Smith ’83 

Sadie B Smith ’56 

Roland H Sneed Jr ’58 

Helen B Snowden-Young ’53 

Doris A Solomon 

Theodore Southerland ’66 

Virgil A Spaulding ’64 

Lola Jones Spease ’47 

Melvin D Speight Sr ’59 

Jearline H Spence ’69 

Thomas L Spence ’70 

Fannie R Joyner Springer ’56 

Sandra Spruiell 

Francis B Spruill ’56 

Willie J Spruill ’63 

Alma H Spurlock ’56 

Florine I Stafford ’57 

Gwendolyn W Stanfield ’64 

Pollard L Stanford ’61 

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Martin Luther King Jr. Day activity at a local hospital 

Jerry Q Staples 

Lynn J. Steinberg DeLoper 

Harry L Stephens ’91 

Joseph L Stephenson ’41 

Mary Umstead Stephenson ’77 

Terence Stevens ’87 

William E Stevens ’70 

Samuel Stevenson ’66 

Tawauna G Stewart ’88 

Ruby Stewart-Ross ’81 

Al Mcneil Stith ’80 

Connie D Stokes 

Harvey Stone 

Joe Edward Stout ’99 

Veda S Stroud ’39 

Pamlyn C Stubbs ’66 

Claudia A Stukes 

Delores C Sudderth ’69 

Joanne M Sulek 

Travis M Sumler 

Charlotte F Swann ’64 

Inger Hope Swimpson ’87 

Turon Swindell 

Linwood E Swinson ’85 

James E Tate ’50 

Roderick T Tate ’93 

Derrick R Taylor ’91 

LaMont Taylor ’76 

Wanda Denise Taylor ’89 

Wayne Nicholas Taylor ’80 

Leland R Thigpen ’53 

Hilda V Thomas ’76 

Jason E Thomas ’97 

Marilyn J Thomas ’92 

Marvin Julius Thomas ’82 

Alton W Thompson ’54 

Florence Elaine Thompson ’71 

Irvin Jerome Thompson ’76 

Phyllis J Thompson ’86 

Pauline R Thornton ’39 

Theodore B Thornton ’56 

Tom Thornton Jr ’55 

Earl H Thorpe ’58 

Edwin M Thorpe Sr ’38 

Waheed A Tijani ’88 

Leonard B Tillman ’49 

Vivian W Tolson 

Nagatha M Tonkins ’80 

Joyce K Tootle ’97 

Tosca Townes ’79 

Daniel Lee Townsend ’87 

Twyla Townsend ’80 

Gene C Trent ’59 

Reginald L Truesdale ’86 

Cynthia Patrice Tucker ’73 

Creola Tuning ’57 

R Darrell Turner 

George Tyler ’53 

Charles R Tyner ’94 

Silvanus J Udoka 

Alan B Underwood ’74 

Kittinan Unnanon 

Godfrey A Uzochukwu 

Ijeoma O uzokwe 

Annie W Vaughan ’66 

Florazell Hurdle Vaughn ’61 

Joyce R Vestal ’61 

M Cheryl Via ’81 

Lillian V Victor ’54 

Edward A Wake ’51 

Carla Jean Walker ’80 

Chauncey W Walker Jr ’68 

Jane T Walker 

Levi V Walker ’53 

Zenobia M Walker ’69 

Bridget Ladonnia Wall ’88 

Tanya C Wall ’94 

Joseph N Wallace II ’98 

Victor A Walls ’85 

Frances Marie Ward ’86 

Reatha H Ward ’66 

Meika R Washburn ’96 

Eugene E Washington ’82 

Michael A Washington ’78 

Pollie M Washington ’51 

Rodney L Waters 

Charles S Watkins 

Marvin H Watkins ’58 

Nellouise Watkins 

Connie E Watson ’82 

Marlene D Weaver ’62 

Mary E Wells ’55 

Mary Westmoreland 

Annie R White 

Domeica J White ’97 

James W White ’56 

Katie A White 

Lee Earnest White Jr ’93 

Lucy C White ’62 

Rodney Maurice White ’87 

Michael Whitfield ’82 

Jean Gillard Wicks ’60 

George M Widemon Jr ’74 

H Nolan Wiggins ’51 

Marolyn J Wiggins ’66 

Joan Wilbon 

Roderick L Wilbon ’69 

John W Wilhite Jr ’94 

Arlinda C Williams ’81 

Clyde Williams ’61 

Eric Williams 

George L Williams ’50 

Henry N Williams ’65 

James A Williams Jr 

Jesse J Williams ’54 

Johnnie A Williams ’76 

Kathryn A Williams 

Lois W Williams ’76 

Marcia Ford Williams ’84 

Martin Louis Williams ’78 

Mary D Williams ’44 

Rosita M Williams 

Verietta Sarone Williams ’99 

Walter L Williams ’61 

Warren E Williams ’56 

Sarah Carver Williamson ’64 

Sonya D Williamson ’98 

Peggy S Willis 

Sadie L Willoughby ’60 

Elizabeth L Wills ’67 

William W Wills ’61 

Curtis M Wilson ’91 

Derrick A Wilson ’89 

Diane Wilson ’72 

Francis H Wilson ’53 

Jacqueline Wilson ’66 

Vernia Renee Wilson 

Andre L Winstead ’93 

Robert N Winston ’65 

Claretta M Witherspoon ’75 

Robert H Woodruff Sr ’75 

Amos Woods Jr ’71 

James H Woods ’41 

Marvin G Work ’60 

Andrea Vanessa Wright ’82 

Darrell L Wright ’85 

Pamela Kalene Wright-Tinsley ’86 

William A Wyche Jr ’70 

Anthony Yeboah 

Arthur J Young ’68 

Arthur L Young 

Elon Patrice Zeigler ’87 

Gold Medalists ($25 - 99.99) 

Marcia Adams 

Kofi Adu-Nyako 

Nana Afua Dufie Afriyie ’64 

Trentiss Agnew ’96 

Mohamed Ahmedna 

Derrick V Alexander ’00 

Kendra P Alexander ’96 

Marcia E Alexander ’95 

Ronald D Alexander ’76 

John L Alford III ’96 

Alice F Allen ’77 

Marcus C Allen ’00 

Valentine Smith Allen ’55 

Beverly R Allman ’99 

Alexander Alston III 

Charles M Alston ’97 

Sharon C Alston 

Joann C Alston-Dawson ’66 

Regina V Ambrose ’93 

Bonita D Andrews ’74 

Lee D Andrews ’62 

Mary G Andrews ’48 

Sharon Motley Anglero ’97 

Eva M Arey ’56 

Regina O Armster ’96 

Bruce R Armstrong ’74 

Morris G Armstrong ’79 

Margaret W Artis 

Rudolph D Artis ’52 

Parvaneh Asefi-Nouri 

Gregory L Austin ’89 

Mae R Austin ’63 

Ernest Bacote 

Ronnie S Bailey 

Ryan Elliott Bailey ’98 

Timothy L Bailey ’85 

Willie H Bailey Jr ’93 

Carol E Baker ’93 

Carolyn M Banks ’97 

Corine A Banks ’80 

Ulysses Banks ’81 

Vanwood W Banner Sr ’55 

Denise Barnard 

Donald E Barnes ’95 

John H Barrett ’66 

Charles L Baskin Sr ’51 

Lynda D Bass ’68 

Roy Lee Bass Sr ’52 

Shirley A Bass 

George E Battle ’81 

Joyce F Battle ’76 

Erica M Batts ’95 

William N Baum ’68 

Lucille Bazemore 

Carroll Louis Belfield ’61 

Joseph C Bell ’50 

Leslie T Bell ’61 

Quincy Irvin Bell ’98 

Warren Keith Bell ’82 

Charles Bennerman ’69 

Crystal A Bennett ’89 

James H Bennett ’66 

Lonzia J Berry ’51 

Brenda D Bessard ’68 

Latoya K Best 

Linwood M Best ’83 

Louis Best Jr ’51 

Jerry Louis Bethea ’83 

Nancy M Bethea ’96 

William Betts ’81 

Shaw F Bingham ’96 

Tracey T Bittle ’98 

Crystal M Black ’82 

Jefferson I Blackburn Jr ’66 

Sylvine H Blackwell ’51 

Wade A Blackwell ’74 

Bonita K Blakney ’76 

Oscar M Blanks Jr ’64 

Fred E Blount Jr ’71 

Willie Mae Blount ’63 

Willie Blount ’65 

Cedric K Blue ’77 

Regina Blue-Solomon 

Thomas R Blunk ’92 

DeVaughn A Body ’92 

Jerial H Bogan ’81 

Maggie H Boone ’61 

Miriam P Boone ’73 

Walter R Boone ’51 

Earlene O Bost ’67 

Tracey A Boubacar 

Arneice H Bowen 

Jacqueline L Bowles ’92 

Wanda S Boyd ’88 

Janice B Boykin ’78 

Joan Boykins ’74 

Kimberly Daniels Bracy ’92 

John T Bradley Jr ’58 

Rosa Bradley 

Charlie Brame 

Cynthia L Branch RN ’80 

Jimmy G Branch ’71 

Evelyn White Brandon ’76 

Fannie D Bratcher ’76 

Vivien F Brewington 

Regina D Bridgman 

Davetta F Bristow ’96 

Ruth W Britt ’62 

Shawonda Brockington ’97 

Martha Bromell 

Bonita V Brown ’99 

Carolyn G Brown ’48 

Christopher Brown 

Hattie K Brown ’66 

James C Brown 

Jane G Brown 

Jessie M Brown ’46 

Patricia G Brown ’82 

Rhonda P Brown ’80 

Samuel E Brown ’48 

Sandra W Brown ’72 

Shirley A Brown 

Sylvia E Brown ’82 

Theodore Van Brown Jr ’88 

William Louis Brown ’74 

Willie J Brown ’71 

Barrion B Bryant ’75 

Christopher L Bryant ’91 

Harold P Bryant ’72 

Kenneth R Bryant ’94 

Renetta Bryant 

Isaac E Buckner Jr ’75 

Daniel Bullock Jr ’75 

Ednita W Bullock 

Janet M Bullock ’72 

Mary S Bullock ’76 

Katherine C Burckley CPA ’80 

Edward L Burgess ’98 

Peter W Burnette ’76 

Dorothy P Burns ’75 

Karen P Burris ’91 

Darryl M Burton ’81 

James W Butler ’95 

Derrick Andre’ Butts ’85 

Jonathan Byers Sr ’67 

Joyce Byrd-Jackson 

Michael D Caldwell 

Fred O Calloway Jr ’79 

Deiara Campbell ’97 

Howard J Campbell Jr ’94 

Mark Donald Campbell ’70 

Robin M Campbell ’91 

Ellen R Canty-Mceachern ’81 

Faye M Caple ’64 

Octavia M Carlos ’75 

Laura W Carmon ’88 

Julius R Carney ’57 

Genetta N Carothers ’96 

Nadine Denise Carroll ’86 

Adrian S Carson ’00 

Brenda Olds Carter ’76 

Crystal S Carter ’96 

Tony Carter ’78 

Corey C Cartwright ESQ ’93 

Dorian Cartwright ’95 

Gloria E Carver 

Thelma Lee Cates 

Catherine M Chambers ’60 

John C Chambers ’56 

Marvin D Chambers Sr ’64 

Marilyn D Chaplin ’84 

Anita N Chapman 

Marlene Greer Chase 

Johnetta Chavis ’00 

Valdez A Chavis ’82 

Edney Brinn Cheshire ’80 

Johnnie C Cheston ’61 

Lenora D Clapp ’81 

Augusta A Clark PhD 

Jean W Clark ’45 

Norman McKenzie Clark Jr ’76 

Lolita Hester Clawson ’87 

Terry Clements 

Anna E Coats ’66 

Nora Coviel Cobb ’60 

Rudy H Cobb ’62 

Anthony Manuel Coleman ’85 

Lawrence J Coleman ’94 

Stanley E Coleman ’84 

Steven A Coleman ’89 

Vicki Coleman ’84 

Dana J Coles ’98 

Stewart A Coley ’48 

Lillian D Collins 

Ken Constant 

Charles Cook Jr 

Carolyn L Cook-Diggs ’76 

Harmon Cooper Jr ’72 

Sandra Cooper 

Christopher L Copley ’98 

Lenora M Corbett ’96 

Moses A Corbett ’78 

Vickie L Corbett ’90 

Winthrop E Cottingham ’74 

Angela Carlyssa Courtney ’98 

William A Covington 

Doris J Cox 

Ronald V Cox ’69 

Daniel D Crandol ’87 

Albert S Crawford II ’72 

William J Crawford ’68 

Flora D Crittendon 

Kenneth L Crosby ’95 

Monique L Crowson ’93 

Sondra F Crutchfield-Chavis ’76 

Jimmie R Cunningham 

Priscilla M Cunningham ’47 

Stephania D Curry ’91 

Garland W Curtis ’72 

Cornelia S Dalton ’70 

Wyvonia Barnes Dancy 

Jasmin C Daniels ’90 

Cathy Daniels-Lee 

Stephanie D Davenport ’87 

Diane McClellan Davis 

Dovonjia M Davis ’97 

Eddie A Davis ’82 

Jillian Heather Davis ’99 

Juan L Davis ’97 

Linton I Davis ’94 

Morris E Davis ’67 

Robert Davis 

Robert Gregory Davis ’96 

Robyn Booker Davis ’79 

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James F Dawkins ’71 

Ouida Foster Dawson ’79 

Tracy S Dawson 

Robin Daye 

Gwendolyn D Dean 

Rhonda D Debnam ’94 

Louis B DeLaine ’83 

Cordelia E Dennis 

Evan Delesley Dessasau III ’85 

J B Dick 

Tressa J Digiorgio ’00 

Marva B Dinkins ’77 

Barbara B Dixon ’66 

Julius C Dixon ’51 

Richard D Dixon ’79 

Sterling Dixon Jr ’99 

Sherron D Donnell 

Kim F Donnelly 

Curtis Douglas 

Lewis C Dowdy 

Varo C Duffins 

Leslie M Dula ’70 

Rosa Montford Dunn ’75 

Laura L Dupree 

Catherine Edmonds 

William R Edmonds ’51 

Alfred H Edwards ’56 

Chiquita C Edwards 

Kelvin M Edwards ’89 

Lenwood Leon Edwards ’85 

Shewanda F Edwards 

Godfrey Ejimakor 

Betty M Elliott ’80 

Derek D Ellis ’95 

Kenneth Ellis ’78 

Nicole A Epperson ’96 

Jackie Ashley Epps 

Kenneth Escoe 

Mariann Mitchell Escoe 

Christopher H Estes ’96 

Tawanda M Etheridge ’96 

Howard V Evans ’89 

Michelle Hall Evans ’94 

Nevador Evans 

Kimberly Everett ’91 

Katherine Ewell 

Benjamin G Fagan ’89 

Mary R Faison ’89 

N Carolyn Faison-Daniels 

Golden Bernard Farmer ’68 

MaryAnn Farmer ’91 

Theola B Farmer ’51 

Thomasina R Faucette ’92 

Keith W Faulkner ’72 

Jelani M Favors ’97 

Jerry E Fenderson ’86 

John Ferguson 

Melanie V Ferguson ’91 

Lisa D Finklea ’91 

Giving Summary 

Grace R Finley ’52 

E N Fisher 

Carlotta Samuels Fleming 

Terry Anthony Fleming ’83 

Ronald A Flippin ’78 

Sherwin R Florence ’95 

Quantel Clinton Floyd 

Patricia V Foeller ’91 

Yolonda D Ford ’00 

Audrey Forrest-Carter 

Brenda Macon Foster ’84 

Denise C Foster 

Herman Foster 

Samuel C Foust ’84 

David Marsel Foye ’64 

Kaia A Franklin ’98 

Camille T Frazier ’91 

Stacie L Frazier ’93 

Kenneth A Free ’58 

Annette R Freeman ’82 

Katie M Freeman 

Margaret H Freeman ’62 

Eva B Fribbley ’44 

Monty Frizzell ’83 

Annette R Fryar ’90 

John H Fudge Jr ’51 

Kevin T Fuller ’85 

Steven Funderburk ’98 

Benjamin F Gadsden Jr ’48 

Shanolia A Gaither ’72 

Edward P Game ’93 

Joan R Gantz ’72 

Joseph M Gardner ’59 

Michael D Garrett ’94 

Ernie Gaskins ’75 

James H Gatlin 

Betty J Gaynor ’66 

Roosevelt George Jr ’61 

Sheron D George 

Peggy G German ’75 

Deanna D Geter ’62 

Linda Ghee 

Sterling C Gilbert ’93 

Derrick E Giles ’92 

Garland Gill ’70 

William D Glover 

Antionette R Goins 

Katreka M Goins-Williams 

Ipek Goktepe 

Dion M Golatt ’91 

Category 1999-2001 Campaign 2000-2001 Campaign 

Individual Contributors $ 732,465 $ 802,048 

Corporations $ 3,869,190 $ 2,295,184 

Foundations $ 609,070 $ 519,145 

Religious Organizations $ 4,485 $ 1,285 

Other Organizations $ 201,207 $ 603,981 

Gift In Kind $ 1,331,717 

Pledges $ 4,750,155 $ 13,773,265 

Total Contributions $ 10,166,582 $ 19,326,627 

Total Number of Donors 3,730 4,068 

Kathryn A Good 

Pearl W Goode ’52 

Kerry Stephen Goodman ’83 

Evelyn H Goolsby ’67 

Seneca W Gore ’99 

DeRoy Gorham 

Robert E Gorham ’71 

Sabina A Gould ’38 

Blondine L Graham 

Callie V Graham ’82 

Doris Graham 

Frederick Graham ’64 

James V Graham ’43 

Lillian L Graham ’65 

Lillie S Graham ’64 

Joanne Graham-Stokes ’76 

Felton Grainger 

Bonita Gayle Graves ’72 

Mary E Gray 

Traci Gray ’97 

Walter C Gray ’73 

Agnes Hayes Green ’58 

Joseph E Green Jr ’61 

Maurice A Greene ’90 

Raymond E Grier ’86 

Charles W Griffin ’96 

LaRose E Griffin ’61 

Nina J Griggs ’94 

Majena M Groomes ’94 

William J Gupple Jr ’45 

Loretta F Hackett ’81 

Bernard M Hairston ’95 

John T Hairston ’72 

Levette Dawn Hairston ’99 

Tanya Joyner Hairston ’78 

Calious M Hall ’49 

Felicia C Hall ’92 

James L Hall ’57 

Richard Hamilton 

A Lawrence Hamlett ’57 

Crawford C Hamlett Jr ’81 

Harry L Hardy ’51 

Melinda Ann Hardy ’81 

Patricia Frazier Hardy 

Jewel M Hargrove ’99 

Roderick Thomas Harrell Sr ’51 

James E Harrington ’65 

Charles A Harris ’99 

Deborah A Harris 

Karen Michele Harris ’99 

Kathy Harris 

Ronald A Harris ’74 

Janet B Harrison ’75 

Orenthal P Harshaw ’93 

Archilus Lloyd Hart ’83 

James Curtis Hartsfield ’83 

Clinton L Harvey ’98 

Darnessia Y Harvey ’96 

David G Harvey Sr ’60 

James Harrington Harvey ’50 

Tracy E Harvey ’96 

Earnestine B Haselrig ’60 

Lauretta H Havner 

Quency R Hawkins ’96 

Sylvia M Hawkins 

Anthony Geron Hayes ’83 

Doris A Hayes ’83 

Rodney E Hayes ’95 

Mary C Haynes ’65 

John F Haywood Jr ’70 

Anne Heard ’67 

Keith Payton Hearns ’78 

Dewey Sandor Hedgepeth ’80 

Vincent Rudolph Hedgepeth ’76 

Carol Henry 

Rhonda L Hensley 

Shelia M Hester 

Myron O Hewett ’88 

Helena W Heyward ’70 

Regina W Hicks 

Sandra D Hicks 

Dianna P High ’76 

Katrina M Hiliard 

Elwood L Hill ’97 

Lawrence Hill ’76 

Shuern A Hilliard ’95 

Nina D Hilliard-Solano ’96 

Glenna Hinnant 

Cornelius Marlow Hinton ’74 

Wanda W Hinton ’77 

Jennifer Faison Hodge ’92 

Nelson B Hodgkins ’81 

Jerry Leonard Hogan ESQ ’63 

Judy Carol Hogue ’83 

Sophia V Holley ’48 

James E Holloway 

Sonya Michele Holloway ’99 

Erikka J Holmes ’89 

Nancy C Holmes ’88 

Mayme W Holt 

Lizzie Bell Hooker ’76 

Millicent Hopkins 

Julia Brooks Horsley ’78 

Deborah Jean Horton ’77 

William E Horton II ’98 

Samuel J Hosey Sr ’53 

Calvin P Houpe ’58 

Jonathan House 

Christine M Houston 

Sammie L Houston II ’97 

Tamara E Houston ’94 

Alpheus D Howell ’86 

Karen M Howell ’83 

Pamela D Howell ’92 

Willie M Howell ’59 

Cathy Loretta Humphrey-McKoy ’87 

Shannon R Hunter ’99 

Esther M Huntley ’44 

Annette Hyatt 

Donna B Ireland 

Eric M Jackson 

Vanessa L Jacobs ’90 

Ozeta Jeffreys ’73 

Florence Jeffries ’61 

Ronnie J Jeffries ’99 

Chester Jenkins Jr ’71 

Crystal D Jenkins ’99 

Ginger Jenkins ’94 

SeBon C Jenkins ’82 

Robin Denice Jennings ’81 

Angela R Jeter ’96 

Arthur D Johnson ’71 

Belinda C Johnson ’75 

Clarissa G Johnson ’99 

Daphne V Johnson ’00 

Ethel Johnson 

George Johnson 

James M Johnson ’78 

Janet J Johnson ’73 

MacAthur Johnson Jr 

Norman R Johnson Sr ’44 

Randall J Johnson ’00 

Richard B Johnson 

Stephanie Lenora Johnson ’86 

Heather J Johnson-Mills ’97 

Lisa Y Johnson-Tonkins ’94 

Dhara M Johnson-Wilkins ’97 

Angela D Jones ’95 

David L Jones Jr ’78 

DeVon A Jones ’97 

Hazel A Jones ’70 

James Henry Jones ’32 

Lydia L Jones 

Lynette Jones ’98 

A&T’s award-winning Mini-Baja racing team 

Melanie P Jones ’96 

Michael E Jones ’00 

Sallie Chance Jones ’81 

Sheronda M Jones ’99 

Stanley B Jones ’79 

Terence A Jones ’91 

Yvonne Banks Jones ’72 

Kenneth C Jordan ’64 

Rita M Jordan 

Ronald M Jorde 

Shirley L Joyner 

Vernestene Joyner ’52 

Quincy L Judkins ’72 

Baruti I Katembo ’87 

James R Keel ’73 

Selena D Keith 

Iris Kelly 

Milas D Kelly Sr ’50 

Freddie J Key ’72 

Vanetta Stringfield Keyes ’80 

Mary W Kilpatrick ’66 

Charles M King ’56 

Susan King ’00 

Gwendolyn C Kinney-Ferguson ’81 

Erin R Kirkland ’98 

Eddie Lloyd Kornegay Jr ’97 

Annette Lamb ’86 

Genevieve Renee Lamb-Bullock ’78 

Margaret Martin Lambert ’64 

Robert L Lancaster ’61 

Abram Lang ’94 

Susan Latham 

Joseph Keith Lawing ’70 

Lula H Lawson ’66 

Torrance T Lawson ’83 

Jerry L Lea Sr ’58 

Roger Jay Leab ’75 

Mamie W Leake ’77 

Verlyn F Leath ’75 

Sheryl S Leatherberry ’74 

Michael E Leathers ’91 

Randall E Leathers ’93 

Alisa A Lee ’99 

Ben S Lee ’62 

Cheryl A Lee ’81 

Dora Lee 

Gordon W Legrange 

April Lemons 

Thomasina Lentz ’98 

Donna R Lesane ’80 

Patsy S Levens ’81 

Connie Carson Levister ’73 

Daphne Lewis 

Delvia E Lewis ’68 

Eileen D Lewis 

James R Lewis Jr 

Marjorie V Lewis ’73 

Scott A Lewis ’94 

Matilda F Lewter 

Carolyn Yolanda Lingard ’85 

Angela Ingram Lloyd ’87 

Fred A Lloyd ’71 

Rufus D Lloyd ’60 

Winnie Lloyd 

Emory M Logan ’76 

Harvey E Long ’60 

Simm Long ’60 

Sarah J Love-Powell ’80 

Serena L Lowe ’94 

Teresa Kellam Lowe ’97 

Lizette S Lugo 

David J Lundberg 

Walter J Lundy ’90 

Sharan Marie Lunsford ’81 

Charles A Luther ’60 

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Danielle D Lyons ’00 

Antoinette Mack ’91 

Blaine E Mack 

Arlinda Faye Macon ’76 

David L Mallette III ’96 

Michael B Maness ’81 

Carl Manuel ’45 

Carolyn R Mark ’71 

Anita Cavanough Marley ’75 

Dorothy Spain Martin ’62 

Harold Martin 

Howard R Martin ’90 

Karen Wright Martin 

Michelle C Massey ’98 

Annie W Mattocks ’57 

Cameron S Mayberry ’99 

Joe & Virginia Maye 

James P Mayes ESQ 

Gwendolyn M Mayo ’76 

Harold E Mazyck 

Tonya R McCall-Hargett ’91 

Lana O McCallum ’82 

Stephen L McCary-Henderson ’87 

Reginald J McCauley ’80 

Yashica McCollum ’97 

Douglas Norris McCorkle ’85 

Larry Mitch McCorkle ’85 

Jefferson C McCoy 

William A McCrary Jr ’68 

Mary E McCray ’76 

Shirley McGee 

Albertina E McGirt 

Karen B McGraw ’87 

Amanda L McIver 

Annie G McIver 

James S McIver ’52 

William B McIver Sr ’53 

Clarence W McKee ’63 

Algernon W McKenzie ’91 

Emanuel McKinnis 

Haywood McKoy Jr ’59 

Kara J McKoy ’95 

Walter L McLarty ’69 

Melvin C McLawhorn Sr ’70 

Brenda Joyce McLean ’75 

Ernest Maceo McLean ’73 

Willie Frank McLean ’76 

Barbara J McMasters ’75 

Brenda L McMillan 

Ernest Roy McNair Jr ’59 

Sharon S McNair ’73 

Revia McNebb 

Linda C McNeil 

Shirley B McNeil 

William Ted McNeil ’74 

Adrian Meadows 

Patricia Michaela Meaney ’99 

Della R Mebane ’36 

Betty B Melvin 

Fernando R Merritt ’81 

Herman Melvin Mewborn ’71 

Beryl B Midgett ’78 

Deborah Hawkins Miles ’78 

Calvin C Miller ’49 

Marcellus Miller 

Marechalniel W Miller 

Moseroy R Miller Jr ’76 

Rhonda Miller-Hamilton ’91 

Sheryl M Mills ’76 

Lacresha D Milton ’96 

Beatrice G Mitchell ’63 

Michael J Mitchell ’69 

Erwin J Mollet 

Tonya Y Monroe ’96 

Liza D Montague ’99 

Karen P Montgomery ’85 

Lenora D Montgomery ’87 

Alma C Mooney ’40 

Beulah M Moore ’82 

James Clarence Moore ’87 

Jimmy L Moore ’94 

Lester Ruben Moore ’71 

Marcia C Moore 

Roy D Moore Jr ’72 

Timothy J Moore 

Wylea Ashawn Moore 

Sheryl H Morehead 

Dorothy J Morgan ’71 

Shericca W Morris ’78 

Osie V Morrisey ’83 

Anthony D Morrison ’78 

Samuel A Moseley ’72 

Joseph V Mosley ’76 

Wesley R Mozell ’95 

Ike E Murphy ’72 

Lillian B Murphy 

Mamie P Murray 

Cecily V Nash ’92 

Conchita Ndege 

Brenda B Neal 

Josephus Neeley Jr ’51 

William Dudley Neill Jr ’52 

Iris L Nelson 

James R Nelson Jr ’98 

Edward Nesbitt ’59 

Dottie Ambrose Newell ’69 

Meimei M Newman 

Ekiti Nichols ’94 

Willis Elliott Nichols ’59 

Connie B Nicholson ’75 

Harvey Nicholson 

Ida F Nicholson 

Vashti Gaffney Niles ’71 

Charles J Norton ’96 

Anita S Nunley ’76 

Frank P Oakley Sr ’65 

Patricia F O’Connor 

Curtis A Oden Jr ’76 

Ralphael Okafor 

Satar A Omitoogun 

Melanie N Ostrove ’00 

Freddie Outterbridge ’61 

Sarah Jones Outterbridge ’81 

Melvin Lonel Overton ’64 

John Paul Owens 

Wanda K Owens ’82 

Samuel P Owusu-Ofori 

James Alfred Page Jr ’71 

Barnabas Parker ’48 

Daryle Len Parker ’80 

Ernest Reid Parker III ’75 

Keith J Parker ’89 

Tammy Y Parker ’91 

Wilbur Anthony Parker ’79 

Kenneth W Parks ’88 

Wanda Cheryl Parnell ’84 

Kimberly J Parson ’93 

Theodore H Partrick Jr ’78 

Samuel P Pass ’98 

Joeletta O Patrick ’97 

William M Peace ’50 

Wynola Peacock 

Jaive C Peaks ’99 

Tara L Pearce ’93 

James L Peele 

John E Pellam ’53 

Linda S Perry 

Wilhelmina Perry 

James Person 

Marilyn Person 

Johnie J Peterkin Sr ’67 

Quessie Peterson 

Mathis L Pettis ’91 

Radiah Pinckney ’98 

James R Pittman ’63 

James T Porter ’56 

Lillian B Porter ’48 

Doris J Posey ’69 

Tonya Ladeen Powell ’75 

Jamila Rashida Pratt ’99 

Shandra Pressley-Fryar ’99 

Douglas E Price ’85 

Henry S Price ’82 

Lorenzo Price ’86 

Sharon K Price ’81 

Syrena Pridgen-Hudson ’62 

Chauncey F Pridgeon ’75 

Gregory G Pridgeon ’74 

Teresa Mebane Prince 

Dalton R Proctor 

Mia T Purcell ’97 

Xiang Dong Qin 

Jerrica Ragin ’99 

Willie J Randolph ’67 

April Denise Ratcliff ’80 

Jacquelyn L Redd MD ’84 

Raj Muchha Reddy 

Blanche H Reeves ’81 

Edward M Reeves ’67 

Juanita George Register ’77 

A Elaine Holt Reid 

Kanton T Reynolds ’97 

Carl Rhodes ’75 

John Rhodes ’80 

Timothy T Rice ’90 

Turner J Rice ’87 

Shirley Dowtin Richardson ’57 

Shirley Reid Richardson ’60 

William Richardson ’93 

Bill Riddick ’61 

Harold C Riley ’94 

Donna J Roberts ’00 

Aisha N Robinson ’99 

Gwendolyn Faye Robinson ’74 

Lonice T Robinson ’97 

Natasha A Robinson ’00 

Rose Marie Rogers ’83 

John D Roller ’96 

Joey Rooks 

Patricia W Ross ’71 

Eva Rountree ’38 

Jason A Rouse ’98 

Yvonne L Rousseau ’65 

Virginia S Rowe ’60 

Myra L Royal ’93 

Joy D Royster ’81 

Ira O Ruffin ’84 

Velvet D Ruffin-Corley ’75 

Oneal D Russ ’58 

Ryan A Russell ’99 

Tonya N Saddler ’97 

Leroy Saunders ’50 

Levon A Saunders ’00 

Veronica D Savage 

Sam Schoelfield 

Barbara Seawright ’67 

Donald Burt Sellers ’86 

Lisa D Setzer ’85 

Tesila Renee Sexton 

Deborah Elaine Sharpe ’83 

Beulah Holden Shaw ’58 

Cynthia D Sierra 

Nahshun D Sifford ’00 

Robert Lee Sigmon 

Virginia S Siler 

Chadwick E Simmons ’99 

Jeanette J Simmons ’76 

Michael L Simms 

Stephanie C Simon ’87 

Cynthia L Simons ’99 

Ervin Simons 

Barbara Ann Simpson ’71 

Marvin L Sims Jr ’61 

Roger McKinley Singletary ’83 

Bradford A Sledge ’97 

Rosa Smalls ’56 

Teresa L Smallwood 

Anninias Smith ’66 

Clifton J Smith ’84 

Damon Maurice Smith ’98 

Donald Roger Smith ’84 

Dorothy V Smith ’54 

Emily L Smith 

Erma J Smith ’74 

Jean D Smith ’91 

Keisha C Smith ’97 

Kelly D Smith 

Leonard M Smith ’77 

Mattie H Smith ’70 

Merlene T Smith ’70 

Linda Faye Smith-Daniels ’79 

Keotia E Smitherman ’00 

Michael A Sneed ’96 

Angela T Snipes ’81 

Phyllis A Sockwell ’99 

Paul Southerland ’61 

Cheryl Annette Sowell-Henderson ’95 

Linda R Spain ’78 

Deshelia A Spann ’95 

Eula Spaulding ’65 

Wilson Spaulding 

Taina G Speight ’99 

Cloyce I Spinks ’69 

Argaretta B Spruill ’62 

David Stallings 

Ernest H Stanback ’45 

Timothy E Stanley ’94 

Alethia G Starke 

William C Starke 

Franklin C Steele ’76 

Crystal Sterling-Simmons ’95 

Carvin D Stevens ’84 

Cheryl E Steward ’90 

Chester Stocks ’53 

Gilbrina F Strange ’91 

Ora L Strickland ’70 

Delzora Moore Stringfield ’71 

David L Suggs ’57 

George A Summers ’82 

Regina Boykin Summerville ’86 

Herman Sutton ’56 

Melvin E Sutton ’76 

Natalie Sutton 

Sheilda B Sutton 

Sarra B Sweeney ’73 

Queen E Sweeper 

Debra Gamble Swinton ’79 

Patricia D Tadlock ’90 

Milton E Taft ’57 

Charles W Talbott 

Gwendolyn R Tann ’80 

Betty Tate 

Berkley G Tatum ’64 

Andre D Taylor ’98 

Elizabeth Taylor ’54 

Frederick Taylor ’57 

Jean Stroud Taylor ’60 

Lloyd O Taylor Jr ’79 

Martin W Taylor Sr ’61 

Milton E Taylor ’59 

Milton L Taylor ’56 

Monzant Te’Lazion ’97 

Darius K Telfaire ’93 

Karen Marie Terrell ’81 

William H Thigpen ’63 

Ritchie A Thomas ’90 

Terrence W Thomas 

Vanda D Thomas ’91 

Vincent Anthony Thomas ’86 

Aretha Y Thompson ’91 

Edna M Thompson ’99 

Harold G Thompson Sr ’69 

June M Thompson ’79 

Lynda M Thompson 

Renee C Thompson ’98 

Rudolph Thompson ’89 

Stevie Thompson 

Tomeka S Thompson ’99 

David Thorne ’72 

Yolanda S Thorne ’95 

Theodore D Thornton ’84 

Venita B Thornton ’86 

James Edward Tillery Jr ’80 

Stephanie R Tillery ’80 

Mae S Tillman 

Jacqueline Bartz Timberlake ’83 

Carmen Milagro Todman ’84 

Alfred Toler ’54 

Jerry R Tolley ’78 

Sandra L Toney ’79 

Dova S Tonkins 

Marylene D Tootle ’75 

David L Totten ’00 

Clarence V Townes 

Dorinda D Trader 

Julius L Twine ’62 

A J Tyson ’77 

Larry Underwood Jr ’70 

Charnita A Uzzell ’95 

Savannah J Vanhook ’77 

Joyce Mae Vaughan ’78 

Robert Via ’98 

Doris D Vincent ’72 

Cora H Waddell ’82 

Abiathor L Wade 

Reginald Wade 

Davonia N Wagner ’94 

Anita C Walker ’93 

Christy A Walker ’97 

Edna S Walker ’62 

Mary Wall 

Arthur L Wallace ’68 

Beverly J Wallace ’74 

Devin C Waller ’93 

Willie J Walls ’50 

Cathryne B Walters ’49 

Katrina Walton ’99 

Marvin L Walton ’91 

Robin S Walton ’85 

Thelma W Walton ’58 

James H Ward ’60 

Pearl C Ware ’59 

Vivian Lewis Warner ’83 

Thomas Warren 

Torian Warren 

Constance N Washington ’73 

Cynthia McMurray Washington ’79 

Gertrude Washington ’48 

Phyllene Washington ’82 

Lakeisha E Waters ’96 

Leavy Waters Jr ’56 

Lois Diane Waters 

Alexander Watson ’52 

Lessie G Watson ’60 

Shelly B Watson ’96 

Mary A Webb-Washington ’66 

Jerris A Wells ’81 

Brenda Joyce Wetman-Hudson ’69 

Donald G Whitaker ’92 

Edith D Whitaker ’79 

Kelvin D Whitaker ’95 

Charles W White ’95 

Darlyn Faye White ’75 

Fred O White ’57 

Juanita P White ’51 

Lisa Dillard White ’90 

Rebecca S White 

Robert H White ’58 

Saundra Singletary White ’69 

Sharonee Coby White ’81 

Waymon R White ’76 

Nikita R Whitehead ’00 

Anita P Whitehurst ’55 

Tammy Suggs Whitener ’86 

Deborah White-Skelton ’76 

Rhonda E Whitted ’90 

Lucretia B Whitten 

Elizabeth M Widemon ’56 

Eureka Wiggins 

Douglas Willett 

Devaki N Williams ’00 

Dian D Williams ’73 

Ervin R Williams ’78 

Evelyn Koonce Williams ’62 

George Williams 

Joan Williams 

Johnny H Williams Jr ’58 

Joseph D Williams Sr ’49 

Josetta G Williams ’70 

Lillie M Williams 

Matthew Williams Jr ’77 

Murdis R Williams ’60 

Pauline D Williams ’75 

Percy W Williams Sr ’51 

Sherry A Williams 

Tomika M Williams ’98 

Linda F Williams-Brown ’83 

Betty Williams-Kirby ’75 

Altha B Williamson ’68 

Charles Williamson 

Willie L Willis 

Alma Hairston Wilson ’84 

Arnold L Wilson ’62 

Benjamin C Wilson ’73 

Demetrius Wilson ’95 

Edwina C Wilson 

Kipling S Wilson ’74 

Lettie Y Wilson ’36 

Paul Edward Wilson Jr ’99 

Kimberly M Wingfield ’97 

Viveca D Wingfield 

Sharon Winstead-Scott ’73 

Garfield Withers ’66 

Deborah D Womack 

Harold H Woodard ’56 

Carrie Ann Woods 

Jimmy T Woods ’78 

Ronald Craig Woody ’81 

Ashby C Worrell Jr ’71 

James E Wright ’51 

Stephanie A Wyatt ’94 

Varona L Wynn ’71 

Sharon Martin Yancey 

Guochen Yang 

Barbara S Yates ’74 

Osei-Agyeman Yeboah 

Faye P Young ’82 

Selma R Young ’51 

Vernon Zimmerman ’96 

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T h e U n i v e r s i t y 

The 

NORTH CAROLINA AGRICULTURAL AND TECHNICAL STATE UNIVERSITY is a public, comprehensive, 

land-grant university committed to fulfilling its fundamental purposes through exemplary undergraduate and 

graduate instruction, scholarly and creative research, and effective public service. Since its inception as a land-grant university 

in 1891, N.C. A&T has had a rich tradition of leadership and achievement. 

The University’s purpose is to provide an intellectual setting where students in higher education may find a sense of identification, 

belonging, responsibility, and achievement that will prepare 

them for roles of leadership and service in the communities 

where they will live and work. In this sense, A&T serves as a laboratory 

for the development of excellence in teaching, research and 

public service. A&T’s educational program focuses on the broad 

fields of agriculture, engineering, technology, business, education, 

nursing, the liberal arts and science. 

The University is comprised of the School of Agriculture and 

Environmental and Allied Sciences, College of Arts and Sciences, 

School of Business and Economics, School of Education, School of 

Technology, College of Engineering, School of Nursing, and the 

School of Graduate Studies. A&T has one of only three colleges of 

engineering in North Carolina. 

North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University is 

accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern 

Association of Colleges and Schools to award bachelor’s, master’s 

and doctoral degrees. For a complete list of all accredited programs, 

visit our Website: www.ncat.edu. 

UNIVERSITY 

Board of Trustees 2000-2001 

Mr. Ralph K. Shelton ’64, Chair 

Dr. Gerald Truesdale, Secretary 

Mr. Carl C. Ashby III 

Mr. R. Steve Bowden 

Mrs. Carole Bruce 

Dr. Howard Chubbs 

Mr. Henry H. Isaacson 

Dr. Charles E. McQueary 

Dr. Velma Speight 

Mr. Michael L. Suggs ’82 

Mr. John Wooten ’72 

Ms. Nikkita Mitchell, Student Representative 

University Executive Cabinet 2000-2001 

Dr. James Carmichael Renick, Chancellor 

Dr. Carolyn W. Meyers, Provost/Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs 

Ms. Paula Jeffries ’79, Interim Vice Chancellor for Business and Finance 

Mr. David W. Hoard, Vice Chancellor for Development and University Relations 

Mr. Rodney E. Harrigan, Vice Chancellor for Information Technology/CIO 

Dr. Earnestine Psalmonds, Vice Chancellor for Research and Sponsored Programs 

Dr. Roselle L. Wilson, Interim Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs 

Dr. Colleen P. Grotsky, Executive Assistant to the Chancellor 

Ms. Lesley Renwrick, Special Assistant to the Chancellor for Legal Affairs 

Deans 2000-2001 

Dr. Phillip Carey, College of Arts and Sciences 

Dr. Joseph Monroe, College of Engineering 

Dr. Alton Thompson, School of Agriculture and Environmental and Allied Sciences 

Dr. Quiester Craig, School of Business and Economics 

Dr. Lelia Vickers, School of Education 

Dr. Kenneth Murray (Interim), School of Graduate Studies 

Dr. Patricia Price-Lea (Interim), School of Nursing 

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National Alumni Association Officers 2000-2001 

Mr. John A. Petty ’70, National President/Executive Director 

Mr. James B. Graham ’73, First Vice President 

Ms. Jessie W. Barnes ’68, Second Vice President 

Ms. Helen Butler-Duncan ’73, Secretary 

Ms. Teresa M. Davis ’89, Treasurer 

Mr. Eugene H. Preston Jr. ’57, Parliamentarian 

Ms. Louise Murrill-Graves ’73, Historian 

Ms. Lillie Robbins ’66, Immediate Past President 

Mrs. Barbara Bell Jones ’47, Mideast Region 

Mr. William Moses ’88, Midwest Region 

Dr. Claudette Bennett ’75, Northeast Region 

Mr. Hosea Butler ’58, Southeast Region 

Mr. Chuck Burch Jr. ’82, Western Region 

National Aggie Club Officers 2000-2001 

Mr. Spencer Gwynn, President 

Mr. John D. Haynes Jr., First Vice President 

Mr. Milton F. Jones, Second Vice President 

Mr. Carl Brower, Treasurer 

Mrs. Catherine Simmons, Financial Secretary 

Mrs. Zenobia Walker, Recording Secretary 

North Carolina A&T University Foundation 

Board of Directors 2000-2001 

Mr. Obrie Smith, President 

Mrs. Anne Graves Kornegay, Vice President 

Mr. David Nisbet, Treasurer 

Dr. A.V. Blount Jr. ’43, President Emeritus 

Mr. Haven Cockerham 

Mr. Gary Dowell 

Mrs. Shirley T. Frye ’53 

Dr. Mark Kiel 

Mr. John Petty ’70 

Dr. James C. Renick 

Mr. Charles W. Saunders 

Dr. Gerald Truesdale 

Mr. Hal Gordon “Tripp” Waddell 

Editor Contributors Photographers 

Ms. Sandra M. Brown Mr. Mitch Arnold Mr. Alton Franklin 

Mrs. Kathy Burckley 

Mr. Charles E. Watkins 

Editorial Assistants Dr. James Gooch ’67 Dr. Sheila Whitley 

Dr. Colleen Grotsky 

Ms. Cheryl Harrelson 

Ms. Nettie Collins Rowland ’72 

Printer 

Mrs. Mable Springfield Scott ’99MS Graphic Design Walnut Circle Press 

Robbins Creative Services, Inc. 

The Chancellor’s Report is published by the North Carolina Agricultural and 

Technical State University Office of University Relations. 

35,000 copies of this document were produced at a cost of $1.074 per copy. North 

Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University is committed to equality of 

educational opportunity and does not discriminate against applicants, students or 

employees based on race, color, national origin, religion, sex, age or disability. 

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