SAVANNAH STATE
UNIVERSITY

Hux et Veritas

Saturday, December Thirteenth, Two Thousand and Eight
Ten O'Clock in the Morning

Tiger Arena

Savannah State University

Savannah, Georgia

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The University's mission is to graduate students prepared to perform at higher levels of
economic productivity, social responsibility, and excellence in their chosen fields of endeavor
in a changing global community. The educational goal is realized through program
offerings in the College of Business Administration, the College of Liberal Arts and Social
Sciences, and the College of Sciences and Technology, which lead to baccalaureate, and
master's degrees....

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History of Savannah State University

On November 26, 1890, enabling legislation was passed by the Georgia General Assembly to establish
a school for the education and training of colored students, which was to operate as a part of the
University of Georgia. One hundred and seventeen years later, the college has become Savannah
State University, the oldest public historically black university in Georgia.

With land acquired by the mandate of the Second Morrill Land Grant Act of August 30, 1890, a
preliminary session of the new college was held in the Baxter Street School Building in Athens,
Georgia, with Richard Robert Wright, Sr., as principal. On October 7, 1891, the new college,
named the Georgia State Industrial College for Colored Youths, moved to its present location in
Thunderbolt, Georgia. Wright was president and there were five faculty members: Loring B. Palmer,
A.B.; Frank Cobb, A.B.; Alexander Ashton; Reverend Leigh B. Maxwell, A.B.; Reverend James M.
Simms, proctor and steward; and Decatur Suggs, vice-president.

Wright was the first of 12 presidents to lead this illustrious institution. The university awarded its first
baccalaureate degree to Richard R. Wright, Jr., in 1898. He went on to become the first black man
to receive the Ph.D. in sociology from the University of Pennsylvania (1911), and later to become
the president of historic Wilberforce University. During Wright's tenure as president (1890-1921),
President William McKinley (1898) and President William Howard Taft (1912) visited the campus
and spoke to students and faculty in the Peter W Meldrim Hall.

Cyrus Gilbert Wiley, class of 1899, and the first alumnus to become president of the university
( 1 92 1 - 1926), followed Wright. Benjamin F. Hubert, who came to Georgia State College from Tuskegee
Institute, served as president from 1926-1947. It was during his tenure that the college became a full-
time degree granting institution, without high school and normal programs, and became a member
of the University System of Georgia (1932). The name of the college was changed to Georgia State
College in 1932. In 1950, the name of the college was changed to Savannah State College and in
1996, the name was changed to Savannah State University.

The Significance Of The Academic Mace

Observing the centuries-old convocation procedures, each Marshal in the Savannah State University
Academic Procession carries an official mace, which is indicative of the power, dignity, and magisterium
vested in the University. The mace is a club-shaped staff that originated in the Middle Ages as
a weapon. Eventually, it gained a ceremonial character and is presently employed most often by
legislative forums and academic enterprises.

The official mace and stand of Savannah State University were designed and made from mahogany
wood by Dr. Ernest S. Brown, Associate Professor Emeritus of Civil Engineering Technology.

The University motto is "Lux Et Veritas" (Light and Truth).

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Academic Regalia

Modern academic dress has evolved from a type of apparel prescribed by English Medieval Universities
to distinguish their schools from the lay person in dress at a time when everybody wore robes or gowns.
When American colleges and universities desired to adopt some suitable system of academic apparel a
half century ago, it seemed best to agree on some definite system which all might follow. Accordingly,
this attire has consisted of the cap, the gown, and the hood, the latter two now differing according to
the degree the wearer has received.

The modern cap, in academic dress, has the same design for all degrees: black and square-shaped
with a tassel hanging from the center. However, the color of the tassel usually differentiates the field
of study for which the degree was granted, the gold tassel being worn by doctors or by presidents of
colleges and universities; but it may be added that the black tassel is correct for all degrees.

The gown, unlike the cap, differs appreciably in design according to the degree conferred on the
wearer. The gown for the bachelor's degree has pointed sleeves. It is designed to be worn closed. The
gown for the master's degrees, worn open or closed, has an oblong sleeve, open at the wrist, like the
others. The sleeve base hangs down in the traditional manner. The rear part of its oblong shape is
square cut, and the front part has an arc cut away. The doctor's gown, worn open or closed, has long
sleeves faced with velvet; three bars of velvet are midway the sleeves. The trimmings of the doctor's
gown may be black or the color associated with the field of study.

The hood, while not an article of dress, is however, the most distinctive feature of the academic
attire. It is a black, crow-shaped badge or adornment with an oval opening and worn down the back.
It enables one to quickly determine not only the degree held by the wearer but also the college or
university from which he is graduated. The colors lining the hood and the size and the shape of the
hood make this distinction. The bachelor's and master's hoods are three feet and three and a half feet
in length, respectively; the doctor's hood is four feet in length and is made with a wide panel. Hoods
may be worn for only those degrees actually held by the wearers.

Members of the governing body of a college or university, and they only, whatever their degrees may
be, are entitled to wear doctor's gowns (with black velvet), but their hoods may be only those of
degrees actually held by the wearers or those especially prescribed for them by the institution.

In some colleges and universities, it is customary for the president, chancellor, or chief officer to wear
a costume similar to that worn by the head of a foreign university.

The chief marshal may wear a specially designed costume approved by the institution.

For all academic purposes, including trimmings of doctor's gowns, edging of hoods, and tassels of caps,
the color associated with different subjects as prescribed by the revised American Intercollegiate
Code is as follows:

Arts, Letters, Humanities White Oratory (Speech) Silver Gray

Business Drab Philosophy Dark Blue

Economics Copper Physical Education Sage Green

Education Light Blue Public Administration Peacock Blue

Law Purple Science Golden Yellow

Library Science Lemon Social Work Citron

Music Pink Theology Scarlet

At Savannah State University, the lining of the hood has an orange chevron on a blue background to
represent school colors. A faculty member wears the color of his alma mater.

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Order of Procession

The Chief Marshal

The Class Marshals

Candidates for Master's Degrees

Candidates for Baccalaureate Degrees

Faculty Emeriti

The Faculty

The Presidential Party

The academic regalia, the academic processional, and the ceremonial program are part of
an ancient tradition of learning. This tradition is a unified, solemn occasion at which only
applause is appropriate.

The audience is asked to refrain from any other form of expression and to reserve
celebrations until the program is concluded.

Order of Exercises

Earl G. Yarbrough Sr., Ph.D., President

Presiding

Prelude

* Academic Procession

"Largo"

"War March of the Priests"

Handel
Professor Nan Poole Spicer, Organist

Felix Mendelssohn
Professor Nan Poole Spicer, Organist

Invocation

Bishop Thomas Sills

Sweetfield of Eden Baptist Church

Selection

"A Jubilant Song" by Alan Pote

The Savannah State University Alumni Men's Glee Club

Co-Directors, Rose O. Smith and Lawrence Hutchins

Introduction Of Platform Guests
And Introduction Of Speaker

Dr. Earl G. Yarbrough Sr.

Commencement Address

Dr. Otis S. Johnson

Mayor, City of Savannah

Selection

'Little Innocent Lamb" arr. by Marshall Bartholomew

The Savannah State University Alumni Men's Glee Club

Co-Directors, Rose O. Smith and Lawrence Hutchins

Presentation Of Candidates

For The Master Of

Business Administration Degree

Dr. Chellu S. Chetty

Dean, Graduate Studies and Sponsored Research

Presentation Of Candidates

For The Master Of

Public Administration Degree

Dr. Chellu S. Chetty

Presentation Of Candidates
For The Master Of Science In
Urban Studies Degree

Presentation Of Candidates
For The Master Of Science In
Marine Sciences Degree

Dr. Chellu S. Chetty

Dr. Chellu S. Chetty

Conferring Of Master's Degrees Dr. Earl G. Yarbrough Sr.

Assisted by Dr. Chellu S. Chetty, Mr. Adrian Cornelius, Dean of Enrollment Management and

Mrs. Linda Crossman, Registrar

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Order of Exercises

Introduction

Of Undergraduate Deans

Presentation Of Candidates
For The Baccalaureate Degree

College of Business Administration
College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences
College of Sciences and Technology

Dr. Larry D. Stokes

Assistant Vice President for Academic Affairs

Dr. Mostafa H. Sarhan, Dean

Dr. Jane M. Gates, Dean

Dr. Kuppuswamy Jayaraman, Acting Dean

Conferring Of Baccalaureate Degrees Dr. Earl G. Yarbrough Sr.

Assisted by the Academic Deans, Mr. Adrian Cornelius, Dean of Enrollment Management and

Mrs. Linda Crossman, Registrar

President's Charge To The Graduates
Alumni Induction

Dr. Earl G. Yarbrough Sr.

Mrs. Alvernia Wilson Jackson

Recording Secretary, Savannah State University National Alumni Association

Alma Mater*

Benediction

Recessional**

"Pomp and Circumstance"

Professor Nan Poole Spicer, Organist

Bishop Thomas Sills

Sir Edward Elgar
Professor Nan Poole Spicer, Organist

Savannah State College Hymn

Original words and music by J. Randolph Fisher and Hillary Hatchett

Let us give thanks and praises to

Our Alma Mater, S.S.U.

Thine honor, pride, and eminence.

We raise in prayerful reverence.

Guide us still from day to day,

Be Thou mindful lest we lose our way;

Help us know that life, short or long,

Means unceasing work for weak and strong.

Refrain

Where Savannah meets the sea,

Where grassy plains and palms abound,

Where the Flow 'rs are gems of loveliness,

There S.S. U. is found.

We adore each beauteous scene and hall,

Our all we pledge to Thee!

In our hearts we 11 build a shrine for You

We hail Thee, S.S.U. !

Lyrical Revision by Ms. LaGina M. Frazier

*The audience is requested to stand.

**The audience is requested to sit and to remain seated until the recession has exited.

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Mayor Otis S. Johnson I City of Savannah

COMMENCEMNET SPEAKER

Otis S. Johnson is a graduate of Armstrong-Atlantic State University
and the University of Georgia. He earned the Master of Social Work
degree from Clark Atlanta University in 1969 and the Ph.D. degree
in Social Welfare from the Heller School at Brandeis University in
1980. At Cambridge College's 2007 Commencement Ceremony, Mayor
Johnson was awarded an Honorary Doctor of Humane Letters degree.

Mayor Johnson is nationally known in the field of community building
and youth development. He was Executive Director of the Chatham-
Savannah Youth Futures Authority, an Annie E. Casey Foundation
initiative, from 1988-1998. He currently serves on the National League
of Cities Council on Youth, Education, and Families and is a member
of the boards of the Mary Reynolds Babcock Foundation and MDC. He
served as an elected official on the Savannah City Council (1983-1988),
the Savannah Chatham County Board of Public Education ( 1998-2002),
and was an At-Large member of the Georgia Municipal Association's
Board of Directors (2004-2007).

Mayor Johnson was hired by Savannah State University in 1971 to
establish an undergraduate program in social work. He achieved that
goal and the program was accredited by the Council on Social Work
Education in 1984. He was on the faculty of Savannah State University
for 26 years and retired from the position of Dean of the College of
Liberal Arts and Social Sciences in 2002.

Mayor Johnson is the 64 th Mayor of the City of Savannah and is currently
serving his 2 nd term. He was sworn in, as the second African American
Mayor, on January 3, 2004 and again on January 2, 2008.

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Graduates
college of business administration

Master of Business Administration

Ricardo Brown | Albany Slate University

Shetia Catrice Butler | Savannah State University

Eric McBeth | Savannah State University

Patricia Perry Ogden | Savannah State University

Karen Wilds | Brewton Parker College

COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS AND SOCIAL SCIENCES
Master of Public Administration

Tennielle Latres Hawkins | Wright State University

Caroline Dyshan Moore | Savannah State University

Amorette Felice Murphy | Benedict College

Master of Science in Urban Studies
Paschall Miller | Saint Leo University

COLLEGE OF SCIENCES AND TECHNOLOGY

Master of Science in Marine Sciences

Laura Marie Birsa | Saint Francis College

Olethes Evita Gardiner | Savannah State University

Christopher Aaron Kalinowsky | University of South Carolina

COLLEGE OF BUSINESS

Accounting

Ashley Murrelle All*! | Savannah, Georgia Shamel Javon Kemp | Savannah, Georgia

Tanya Rae Burney | Richmond Hill, Georgia Charee Monchel McGirt* | Hinesville, Georgia

Rhonda Elaine Clark | Savannah, Georgia Michelle Genee Medley | Stone Mountain, Georgia

James Richard Comfort** | Newfane, New York Christel Jean Murray*** | PortWentworth, Georgia

Felisha Monique Famble* I Savannah, Georgia Brandy C. T. Ross | Savannah, Georgia

Travis J. Greatheart | Savannah, Georgia LaQuite Nicole Smith | Hinesville, Georgia

Amekquea Quasheka Markita Johnson | Savannah, Georgia Stefanie Sabrina Takenaka | Savannah, Georgia

Computer Information Systems
Ashley Diane Boatner | Atlanta, Georgia Vanessa Ann Roberson | Dublin, Georgia

Lazarius Zendell Coleman | Hinesville, Georgia Amanda Natasha Walton | Elherton, Georgia

Willis Dell j Harrison, Georgia Monica Michelle Wilson | Savannah, Georgia

Michael Holmes, Jr. | Savannah, Georgia

***Summa Cum Laude **Magna Cum Laude *Cum Laude ! In Absentia

Kendra Nashe Cochran | Savannah, Georgia
Delois Jean Dingle | Savannah, Georgia
LaBritt Jermile Goodwin | Hephzihah, Georgia
Jamel V. Gray* | Savannah, Georgia
Cassidy Elise Jenkins | Snellville, Georgia
Morris DaMeek Johnson | Savannah. Georgia
Shenna Mari Jones | Bartow, Georgia

Graduates

Management

Jason Maurice Kidd | Hampton, Virginia

Akeina Renee Singletary I Decatur, Georgia

Cherry K. Stallworth | Savannah, Georgia

Jasmine Jackson Thomas* | Savannah, Georgia

Jessie Eileen Withey*** | Savannah, Georgia

Mutassa Ashee Young | Savannah, Georgia

Michelle Monique Allen* | Smyrna, Georgia
Patrick Maurice Burns* | Savannah, Georgia
Deidra Marie David | Savannah, Georgia
Moses Deroy Everett III | Thomasville, Georgia

Marketing

Brian W. Hunter* | Savannah, Georgia
Kristi Arvonne Jones | Ellenwood, Georgia
Joi Elaine Morgan | Atlanta, Georgia
Wali Nazeeh Rasheed | Snellville, Georgia

COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS AND SOCIAL SCIENCES

Behavior Analysis

LaQuinta Nicole Carter* | Warrenton, Georgia
Janiah Tonette Davis | Hephzibah, Georgia
Letitia Lavette Evans** | East Dublin, Georgia
Valencia Alexis Sade Handy | Augusta, Georgia
Angela Denise Harrington* | Savannah, Georgia
LaTronya Hollingsworth* I Savannah, Georgia
Shantee Shenell Collins Lemon | Decatur, Georgia

Dana Jermaine Mosley | Sylvania, Georgia
Sally Pom* | Lake City, Georgia
Marquice Tanille Pullen I Dublin, Georgia
Mambu Samukai Sherman* | Lawrenceville, Georgia
Erika Monique Thornton | Hinesville, Georgia
Teri-Ann Nicole Williams* | Lithonia, Georgia

Criminal Justice

VanNessa AVion David** | Savannah, Georgia
Earnestine Hilson* I Sandersville, Georgia
Julius Lester Moore! | Richmond Hill, Georgia
Marcus Renaldo Mosby | Riverdale, Georgia
Gwendolyn Hope Royal** | Savannah, Georgia

Ashley Herndon Scott | Lithonia, Georgia
Erank Rafeal Usher | Fairburn, Georgia
Jeffery Walker, Jr.** | East Dublin, Georgia
Angela Renee Williams | Savannah, Georgia
C assondr a Lynelle Wright** | Savannah, Georgia

English, Language & Literature

Quintina Christine Burroughs* | Stone Mountain, Georgia Britney Alaina Miller | Greensboro, Georgia
Tiffany Rebecca Fletcher | Savannah, Georgia Alisa Louise Swain* | Lithonia, Georgia

Shawon Nicole McCoy* | Shiloh, Georgia

History

Jonathan David Lehman | Versailles, Kentucky

***Summa Cum Laude **Magna Cum Laude *Cum Laude ! In Absentia

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Graduates

Mass Communications

Tamara Renee Bentley I Hardeeville, South Carolina
Daniel Milton Coleman | Macon, Georgia
Tiffany Rebecca Fletcher | Savannah, Georgia
Chasity Ellanese Gathers | Atlanta, Georgia
Natalie Michele George | Jonesboro, Georgia
Alfred Charles Godfrey, Jr. | Sharpsburg, Georgia

Montrez Terrel Jenkins | Sparta, Georgia
Arthur C. Lusby | Grayson, Georgia
Tiffany Marie McClenton | Albany, Georgia
Krystal Lorraine Palmer | Stone Mountain, Georgia
Ronalda Alvita Smith | Savannah, Georgia
John Derrell Young | Savannah, Georgia

Political Science

Dana Michelle Allred | Laurel, Maryland Brandon Lynn Lewis | Midway, Georgia

Aleen Nicole Humphrey | Hinesville, Georgia Ebonie Caprice Northcutt* | Savannah, Georgia

Ashley Marie King | Moreno Valley, California

Social Work

Shenika LaToya Loyd | Dublin, Georgia Susan Kimberly Ryncavage! | Savannah, Georgia
Jennifer Latrell Marshall | Savannah, Georgia

Jillian Dion Bradfield | Union City, Georgia
Che'ree Monique Campbell | Riceboro, Georgia
Randell Ashley Jones | Savannah, Georgia
Sharieka Lashae Kirkland I Atlanta, Georgia

Sociology

Tiffany R. Spikes | Savannah, Georgia
Monique Nichelle Thorpe | Darien, Georgia
Terlika Shanta Woodard I Toomsboro, Georgia
Scidera Nicole Woods | Austell, Georgia

Visual and Performing Arts

Janika LaFaye Davis | Riverdale, Georgia

Rahime Hassan Knight | Saint Croix, Virgin Island

COLLEGE OF SCIENCES AND TECHNOLOGY

Biology

Sharmika Allen | Hephzibah, Georgia

Sherina Latrice Bacon* | College Park, Georgia

Dana Marie Burgio** | Brooklet, Georgia

Wesley Bernard Burkes* | Hinesville, Georgia

Marcus Benjamin Christian-Hendrickson! | Saint Croix,

Virgin Island
Kanika Kentrell Cooper* | Wrens, Georgia
William Arthur Daly | Sorrento, Florida
Katie Ieacou Dixon | Covington, Georgia
Myeisha Davette Durant** I Savannah, Georgia
Linda Nneka Ezeh** | Savannah, Georgia

Kristina Marvelle Grant** | Savannah, Georgia
Karissa Niphore Grier** I Decatur, Georgia
Andrea A. Hall-Houston* | Savannah, Georgia
Taion Chelin Lucas* | Savannah, Georgia
Jessica Andrea Maocha* | Savannah, Georgia
Bianca Nicole Mason* | Decatur, Georgia
Kimberly Tyese McBride | Hephzibah, Georgia
Shakisha Renalda-Davis Nobles | Savannah, Georgia
Dustin Jerod Plummer I East Dublin, Georgia
Shaneka LaShay Scott | Savannah, Georgia
Ebony Lorraine STEVERSOn | Savannah, Georgia

Chemistry

Victoria LaSundra Bailey* | Atlanta, Georgia
***Summa Cum Laude **Magna Cum Laude

*Cum Laude

! In Absentia

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Graduates

Civil Engineering Technology

Wayne Robert Alleyne Jr. | Saint Croix, Virgin Island Crystal Anique Ives-Powell* | Junction, New York
Gavin Louis Carey | Pooler, Georgia Michael V. Maxwell | Savannah, Georgia

Corey Antawn Dreissen | Savannah, Georgia John Robert Mayes II | Savannah, Georgia

Jonathan Eady | Savannah, Georgia Roscoe Charles Smith III | Claxton, Georgia

Computer Science Technology

Adrian Thomas Long j Greensboro, North Carolina Gettis Cortez McGhee, Jr. | Sandersville, Georgia

Shekevia Shantrell Manning* | Augusta, Georgia Trenes Jacobu Smith | Odenton, Maryland

Electronics Engineering Technology

Dionte L. Hall* | Jonesboro, Georgia Antonio Richmond Jr. | Douglasville, Georgia

Marcus Dewayne Harris | Montgomery, Alabama William Sterling Jr. | Hinesville, Georgia

Tao Rayniece Harris | Atlanta, Georgia

Environmental Science

Cydney Nichelle Hill* j Lithonia, Georgia

Marine Science

Jennifer Lynne Kinney* | Temple, Georgia Katie Elizabeth Watson | Savannah, Georgia

Shanell R. Moss! | Savannah, Georgia

Mathematics
Kimberly Antoinette Jones*** | Snellville, Georgia Tiffany Nicole Smith! | Albany, Georgia

Tyron Deshaun Kirkland I Alpharetta, Georgia Shakira Jeree Spencer** | Savannah, Georgia

Danielle Shivoyne Sampson* | Lawrenceville, Georgia Alicia Lashon Ware * | Union City, Georgia

NOTE: Appearance of name on any list in this program must not be considered as conclusive evidence of graduation.
Persons who have met all requirements for a particular degree and whose names appear on the lists in this program wil
receive the degree indicated.

***Summa Cum Laude **Magna Cum Laude *Cum Laude ! In Absentia

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Honor Graduates

Dana Marie Burgio
James Richard Comfort

Van 'Ness a A'Vion David
Myeisha Davette Durant
Letitia Lavette Evans
Linda Ezeh

Summa Cum Laude

(3.75 - 4.00)
Kimberly Antoinette Jones
Christel Jean Murray
Jessie Eileen Withey

Magna Cum Laude
(3.4 -3.74)

Ashley Murrelle All
Michelle Monique Allen
Sherina Latrice Bacon
Victoria L. Bailey
Wesley Bernard Burkes
Patrick Maurice Burnes
Quintina Christine Burroughs
Laquinta Nicole Carter
Kanika Kentrell Cooper
Eelisha Monique Famble
Jamel V. Gray
Dionte L. Hall
Andrea A. Hall-Houston
Angela Denise Harrington
Cydney Nichelle Hill
Earnestin Hilson
Latronya Hollingsworth

Cum Laude
(3.00 - 3.39)

Kristina Marvelle Grant
Karissa Niphore Grier
Gwendolyn Hope Royal
Shakira Jeree Spencer
Jeffery Walker
Cassondra Lynelle Wright

Brian W. Hunter
Crystal Anique Ives-Powell
Jennifer Lynne Kinney
Taion Chelin Lucas
Shekevia Shantrell Manning
Jessica Andrea Maocha
Bianca Nicole Mason
Shawon Nicole McCoy
Charee Monchel McGirt
Ebonie Caprice Northcutt
Sally Pom

Danielle Shivoyne Sampson
Mambu Samukai Sherman
Alisa Louise Swain
Jasmine Jackson Thomas
Alicia Lashon Ware
TeriAnn Nicole Williams

Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society

Laura Marie Birsa Jennifer Lynne Kinney

Dana Marie Burgio Christel Jean Murray

Kristina Marvelle Grant Gwendolyn Hope Royal

Kimberly Antoinette Jones Carry Jana Smith

Jessie Eileen Withey

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Karissa Nipkore Grier
Gwendol\n Hope Royal
Shakira Jeref Spencer
Jeffery Walker
Cassondra Lynelle Wright

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Ashley Murrelle All
Michelle Monique Allen
Sherina Latrice B
Victoria L. B

Felisha Moniqi
Jamel V. Gray
Dionte L. Hall
Andrea A. H
Angela Di
Cydney Nichelle i
Earnestin Hilson
Latronya Hollingsworth

Brian W. Hunter
Crystal Anique Ives-Powell
Jennifer Lynne Kinney
Taion Chelin Lucas
Shekevia Shantrell Manning
Jessica Andrea Maocha
Bianca Nicole Mason
Shavvon Nicole McCoy
Charee Monchel McGirt
Ebonie Caprice Northcutt
Sally Pom

Shivoyne Sampson
Mambu Samukai Sherman
Alisa Louise Swain

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Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society

Marie Birsa Jennifer Lynne Ki

Christel Jean Mi

Gwei Royal

Kimbi Smith

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