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MASTER OF LAWS Waidi Bamidele Afolabi Boma Balafama Egesi Makgatho Mathari Motshekga Andreea N. Taclit-Lampert Elizabeth N. Tatung JURIS DOCTOR/MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Najah Nicole Hopkins Errol Sherman Lloyd Malik Sironåe Sanders JURIS DOCTOR Stella R. Adegite £Ψ Linda A. Ajawara ◊ Kayla Michelle Anderson Omari Hanif Anderson Elienne Anoriscat Kerry-Ann Archer ◊ Maria-Daniel Asturias ◊ǂ Mahlet Ayalew ◊ Tiffany Monique Baker √ Michael Anthony Blackmon, Jr. Danielle Mari Blancada Genoveva Nana Abena Nyarko Boama ◊ Generra Cameron Boozer ȣ John Allen Borden, Jr. £ȣ Shari L. Brewster ◊ Aries Tianah Brinson Jourdan E. Brooks Shaneequa Brooks Rustin M. Brown ¥ǂ Ronald E. Cade II Andréa Lindsey Campbell √ Telena J. Cassell § Jocelyn Adonića Chandler ȣ Ashley Janice Chisom Christina Elizabeth Cobb £ Darnell Coles, Jr. Shunita L. Craig Khyla Danielle Craine ¥ȣ Lawrence Doresmond Crocker IV Akeemi Croom LaTasha D. D. Crutcher Jeanette M. Curtis ◊ Terrain DeShawn Davis David L. Dirks, Jr. Ω Kyra D. Dixon Felicia Shanta Donelson Ω Anthony M. Duncan, Jr. Courtney G. Durham Nurudeen Olatunji Elias ◊ǂ Allison Haynes Fax ¥ Francine Rhennae Arlene Foote £ Tracy Teri Fuller Germaine Garnét Gabriel Garland W. Gantt III ¥§ Hugh Carson Gardner III Keisha A. Garrick § Rayyan Abdulmtaleb Ghuma Brandon Marquí Gillard Ψ Jamila Amanda Gladney Rickeysha Lakeviyae Godfrey Stacie L. Gonsalves ◊ Erick Pierre Gracia, Jr. √ Nicole Patrice Grant ◊ Shontae Denise Gray Tiffany Imani Green £Ω Ebony Hope Griffin ◊ Walter D. Gutrick, Jr. § Arssema Hagos £ Gabrielle Nicole Hall §Σ Whitney Shayne Hampton Christian M. Hanley Nazirah Inas Hasan Athar Haseebullah ¥Ψ Zalika Makini Headley Aurelia A. Hepburn-Briscoe ◊ Aaron D. Herbert Nathaniel Joseph Higgins Samantha Jean Hoagland § Aariel Holmes Alvincent Hutson II Ψ Sheila Eka Emma Isong ¥ Christian Enrique Izaguirre ¥ǂ Angelica Denetra Jenkins √ Elijah Johnson, Jr. √Σ Ashley Lauren Tusan Joyner Judith Ofosuhemaa Koranteng § Debbie Lovinsky Jonathan Darnell Luckett John Paul Lujan Lindsey Janelle Mahoney Christopher James Martin √Ω Jessica Drina Martin ◊ Golden Marzett Σ Rochelle Jannie Marie McAllister Anouck A. McCall Kerrel M. McCrimons Yolanda Nicole Melville § Lauren-Ashley Nicole Miller ◊ǂ Taneka S. Miller Onaivi Toyin Momoh £ Craig J. Moore Marcus Childs Moore, Jr. ȣ William Reid Morris Maryam Fatima Mujahid ◊ΣΩ Elen Negasi Σ Jennifer Chika Okafor Dorcas Owusu-Frimpong Σ Rainey Lynn Perez William H. Pope III § Olanrewaju A. Popoola § Mariel Prevatt Saman Qadeer ¥ Raven A. Radley Jouya Rastegar § Ariel Whitney Reed Tomeala S. Romeo Justin S. Ross £ Daphne Amalia Rubin-Vega Peña £ Brittany Karyn Ruffin √ΣΩ Linsey Alaine Ruhl Ω Thomas Russell III ¥ Sana Saleh Nana Kwame Sarpong Louis Ryan Shaffer Ψ Pinal R. Shah § Leila R. Siddiky ◊ Leslie L. Simmons √ Charles Edward Morris Sims ◊ Gabrielle L. Sims ◊ Kyra D. Sims Jessica Lynn Sinkfield Ariana C. Smith Ayesha Nichelle Smith Harrison Monfort Smith ◊Ω Steve Andrew Smith II Clarence F. Stanback III Ryan Todd Strom Emmanuel S. Tedder * Tiffanye Sharlene Monique Threadcraft ¥ Pamela Elena Tirado Luz Adriana Torres Ω Nicole Elizabeth Tull Dorian Jasohn Tyus Edidiong Augustine Utuk § Udeme Bassey Uwan Shannon Noyes Veazey Marcus A. Ware Δ Landon M. White Maya Aaliya Whitmyer Jaclynn Nicole Williams ◊ǂ Jennifer Noelle Williams ◊ June Anita Williams § Prince Williams Veronika Williams Kimberly Natasha Wilson Abeni Wilson-Williams Courtney Leigh Winston Betselot Alemu Zeleke ◊ ____________________________ KEY ¥ Charles Hamilton Houston Moot Court Team ȣ Class Officer Clinic ǂ Dean’s Fellow Σ Family Law Certificate £ Goler Teal Butcher International Moot Court Team Δ Graduate Trustee 2010-2011 ◊ Howard Law Journal * Howard Law Journal 2010-2011 Only § Human Rights and Globalization Law Review √ Huver I. Brown Trial Advocacy Moot Court Team Ω Pro Bono Pledge Ψ Student Bar Association Officer ____________________________ Note: Appearance of a name in this program is presumptive evidence of graduation, but it shall not be regarded as conclusive. The diploma of the University, signed and sealed by its proper officers, remains the official testimony of the possession of the degree. 16
Ambassador Andrew Young’s humanitarian efforts and influence have spanned the globe. From his beginnings as an ordained minister and top aide to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. during the civil rights movement to his current position as founding principal and chair of GoodWorks International, an organization that embraces his long-held mission of facilitating economic development in the Caribbean and Africa, Ambassador Young has dedicated himself to improving the lives of all people, particularly those in Africa and the Diaspora. His “good works” have taken him to more than 150 countries, including 48 of 53 countries in Africa. Through his leadership, countries throughout the world have created a successful model that combines religion, education, democracy and free enterprise in ways that support the public good. Ambassador Young earned a Bachelor of Science degree from Howard University in 1951 and a Bachelor of Divinity degree from Hartford Seminary in 1955. He has received honorary degrees from more than 60 institutions, including Swarthmore College, Duke University, Emory University, Clark Atlanta University, Howard University, the University of Georgia, and Morehouse College, which named its Center for International Affairs in his honor. He has also received honorary degrees from international educational institutions including the University of Pretoria South Africa and the University of Maiduguri Nigeria. Georgia State University’s School of Policy Studies, which carries his name, is one of the best policy schools in the United States. Ambassador Young served in the United States Congress and as United States Ambassador to the United Nations during the Carter Administration. In 1996, he was awarded the Olympic Order, the highest award of the Olympic Movement, for his work as International Vice President for Law Engineering and Chair of the Centennial Olympic Games hosted in Atlanta. Ambassador Young serves or has served on numerous corporate boards of directors and advisory boards including the Southern African Enterprise Development Fund, the Leon H. Sullivan Foundation, the Martin Luther King Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change, Diversapack, Barrick Gold, United Nations, AMC, and the Atlanta Falcons. While mayor of the City of Atlanta for two terms, Young helped attract 1,100 new businesses and 70 billion dollars in private investments, and created one million new jobs. His leadership helped the City to earn the international reputation it holds today. He is the author of two books, A Way Out of No Way and An Easy Burden, and co-author of Walk in My Shoes. Ambassador Young recently received the Emmy for Lifetime Achievement. Young continues to call Atlanta home where he lives with his wife, Carolyn McClain Young. He is the father of three daughters and one son and the grandfather of eight. 17
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