The Jacksonian | Spring 2023 Edition

CONTENTS

26 The Royal Court

43 Honor Roll of Donors 13

JSU LOVE 18

The “JSU Love” series highlights alumni who met their fiancé/ fiancée or spouse while attending ‘Thee I Love.’

COVER STORY

Creativity, imagination and academics collide at the Center for Innovation, Entrepreneurship and Economic Development (CIEED). The CIEED is helping the JSU community launch dreams, products and services.

SPRING 2023

Volume 20, No 7

ALUMNI PROFILE

JSU’s alumni are a reputable force. They make the world a better place to work and live, while also giving back to their “dear old college home.”

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PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE

Dear JSU Family,

It is an honor to serve as acting president of my alma mater, Jackson State University. I walked these halls and was mentored by great educators who shared their knowledge and wisdom with me during my time as a student. I am committed to upholding the Jackson State University mission, which is to serve our student body.

My goal is to continue to execute the University’s strategic plan and build off the successes that have already taken place. As you turn the pages of the Jacksonian magazine, you will be excited by what is on the horizon. When I think about what we offer as a destination of higher learning, I know that JSU is an institution of the future.

We are introducing our students to new industries, opportunities and collaborations, as exhibited in the new supply chain management degree that we offer. JSU alumnus David Malone is bringing diversity to this field. He is sharing his story to ensure that the disruptions that occurred during the COVID-19 pandemic become a relic of the past.

Our students are learning about cybersecurity in a day and age where technology is easily accessible and a significant part of our daily lives. JSU alumnus Edgar Johnson is enhancing this industry and expressing the need to protect our personal data and systems from vulnerabilities that can cause a severe disturbance if compromised. Edgar is making a difference in the cybersecurity realm with the education and opportunities he gained right here at JSU.

Our Center for Innovation, Entrepreneurship and Economic Development allows students to realize their dreams. It is a hub for transformation and exploration, preparing our students for a future that is driven by technology. I am incredibly proud that the Center offers a fellowship program that helps students define their skills, provides hands-on experience and connects them with top-tier organizations.

Additionally, this issue highlights our investments in the campus physical plant. Our on-going development projects are a testament to our goal of improving the quality of life for students, faculty and staff. A new dining space will match the growth and needs of our student body, in addition to the Plaza Project that will contain plenty of green space for our students to study outside and fellowship with one another. The Lynch Street Project will give an extra layer of security to ensure that our biggest assets – our students – remain safe.

All these significant accomplishments would not be possible without you – our JSU alumni. You have expressed your love for your ‘Dear old College’ home by significantly increasing your giving and support for our alma mater. I encourage you to continue to reach back and reach out to JSU and learn how you can leverage your ongoing support for the betterment of our students as they strive to make their indelible mark on the world.

Together with our stakeholders, we will continue to execute the JSU Elevate Strategic Plan, focused on Student Success, Academic Excellence, Increased Research Excellence and Enhancing the JSU Brand. These hallmarks will further cement JSU as an institution of the future.

Sincerely,

Elayne H. Anthony, Ph.D. Acting President

JSUNAA PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE

Greetings JSU Tiger Alums,

Like Jackson State University, the future of the JSU National Alumni Association is brilliantly bright. I am honored to be president at such a special and rewarding time in our alma mater’s history and in the history of our organization. We are reaching new milestones and striving for more as we elevate together.

I want to thank each of you for donating to JSU, an institution that has given us so much. We hit a new high in our alumni giving rate, climbing to over 13% and still counting. I am proud of this accomplishment, but we have even further to go. We can be and should be the example of what giving looks like for our brother and sister HBCUs.

“Building Capacity. Strengthening Bonds” is something we can accomplish through collective support. As we move forward, we must harness the energy and influence we helped to create over the years. Let it fuel our intentions and desire for a productive tomorrow. Ensuring that you, our alumni base, are involved and engaged is a must as we recruit new alums, grow our presence and enhance our initiatives and undertakings.

All of us are a reflection of the power of a JSU education. This is an important element when helping to create future leaders. We must continue to prioritize our support for student programs and help to increase JSU’s enrollment.

Most of you know that I am an administrator in the Jackson Public School District. I am proud of the fact that over 65% of African American educators in JPS schools come from ‘Thee I Love.’ It shows the importance of education, creating pipelines and building partnerships. We must continue to create spaces of educational opportunities for our scholars.

We can do all these things, but we can do much more together. Again, I challenge you to become active nationally and in your local chapter. We must ensure that everyone knows about the work being done at Jackson State University. JSU’s name should resonate whenever brilliance is mentioned, and it is up to each of us to help make this a reality.

Thank you for all that you do. The work continues.

Sincerely,

Patrease Edwards President, JSUNAA, Inc.

TO THE

BRINGING DIVERSITY SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT FIELD

By Anthony Howard

The COVID-19 pandemic posed significant challenges for supply chains globally. Multiple national lockdowns slowed or temporarily stopped the flow of raw materials and finished goods, and as a result, disrupted manufacturing.

In addition, the pandemic revealed previously unnoticed vulnerabilities and magnified pre-existing problems in the global supply chain.

Jackson State University alumnus David Malone, whose supply chain career spans over 40 years, has always been bothered by the lack of diversity in the field.

“I was fortunate to get in back in 1981 with a major technology company out of Boston. Luckily, I landed in one of the fastest growing and world changing professions,” he said. “I want HBCU students to have access to such a great profession.”

Malone is the founder and president of AcquireIQ, LLC, a supply chain consulting and training company focused on helping organizations expand their procurement and supply chain value proposition through the optimization of people, process and technology.

Malone credits his career with the opportunity to travel to Brazil, Germany, the Netherlands, France and China, to name just a few countries.

“One day I was standing on a mountain, a big hill overlooking Hong Kong in China. I had gone to China because of the company I worked for at the time, Avery Dennison, where I was the director of purchasing. We had a facility over there and there was a paper machine that mirrored the one we were going to buy at another facility,” he recalled.

“I was going to China first and then going to Indonesia to look at the machine itself. I was standing on that hill overlooking this vast city (Hong Kong), and I thought to myself, ‘How did I get here from Pickens, Mississippi, in Holmes County, growing up on a farm in the country, going to Jackson State after high school?’ My career led me there.”

Malone shared that the pandemic highlighted the need for video conferencing and other forms of communication in the supply chain management workplace.

“I worked for two years as the chief procurement officer for King County in Seattle, Washington, and that was all during the pandemic. I did that for two years all from home, remotely. We implemented a new procurement system, strategic sourcing, which is an advanced procurement technique that allows you to save millions of dollars, saving like four million dollars,” Malone said.

“We implemented a new travel management system called SAP Concur, where you can take care of all your travel bookings and approvals and expense reimbursement. I learned during the pandemic, that you can be really productive working remotely. That’s one of the biggest things going forward in this profession.”

Malone recently served as director of procurement and supply management for the city of St. Petersburg, Florida. He plans to move back to Mississippi and continue developing his company and educating people about supply chain management.

Malone played an integral role in bringing the supply chain management degree to JSU’s College of Business. He worked with Dean Fidelis Ikem, Ph.D., to develop the degree, create internship opportunities and establish an advisory board for it.

“I was able to recruit supply chain executives from Black and Decker, Microsoft, the Institute for Supply Management along with participation from the Supply Management Department head at Michigan State, which is rated No. 1 nationally for its supply management program. Dr. Ikem brought together that group along with the supply chain executive for Ingalls Shipbuilding and the JSU School of Business leaders to complete the advisory board.”

Certified by the Institution for Supply Chain Management, Malone plans to provide certification prep training for JSU students and people in the area. “We have had a talent shortage in supply chain management for over a decade. The growth of the profession simply has outpaced the talent pool, and I for one, want that gap in talent to be filled by our students,” he said.

Malone, a 1981 JSU graduate, said other than his three children, assisting his alma mater in establishing a supply chain management program is an accomplishment he is proud of.

“We talk about giving back and yeah, you can always do that with money, money is definitely needed, but knowledge is more important than that money because knowledge is what leads to money,” Malone shared.

“We talk about the need for representation and a lot of these companies and organizations have supplier diversity programs, but at the end of the day, you can have all the programs you want, but it’s the culture that really drives whether there is diversity in the supply business. Our folks need that knowledge, education and experience to bring opportunities to our communities.”

“I WANT HBCU STUDENTS TO HAVE ACCESS TO SUCH A GREAT PROFESSION.”

Trailblazing JSU alum ushers in new era of cybersecurity technology

By Kyle Kidd-Buckner

Jackson State University Alumnus Edgar Johnson understands the urgency for society and the Black community to establish proactive efforts to secure their personal data and the potential vulnerabilities if that is overlooked.

“Nothing is 100% secure and the ability to think critically about how a network can be penetrated is ultimately the work of cybersecurity, to anticipate and effectively counteract,” he said.

A native of Chicago, Johnson arrived at JSU in the fall of 2014 with a mindset groomed for STEM, having participated in an iOS app development program.

After completing his freshman year, he began working closely with JSU as a cybersecurity researcher. During his senior year, Johnson along with another senior in the College of Science, Engineering and Technology participated in the IBM-sponsored hackathon “Blue Hack.” The Atlantabased project encouraged participants to develop within 30 hours an idea to solve a major world issue and produce, for example, innovative research about a disease or an app to promote human connectivity.

The outcome of the JSU students’ project earned high praise from IBM executives, so much so that lucrative job offers were extended to both. The duo developed a web application called HyperT, a clientserver computer program designed to identify qualified candidates for a software company based on data about their personality and technical skills.

After graduating from JSU, Johnson moved to Cambridge, Massachusetts, to work for IBM on its Watson Health project, a collaboration with

JSU alum Edward Johnson is making the internet a safer place. (Photo special to JSU)

Harvard University and Massachusetts Institute of Technology. The project was designed to build on the relationship between humanity and technology.

After eight months working in Cambridge as a software developer, Johnson began work as a solution engineer on the top cybersecurity team within IBM. He began earning his master’s degree in cyber security risk management while continuing his full-time position with IBM.

“IBM made it a point to not only help me finance my education but to support me along the way and be flexible as I completed complex assignments”, praised Johnson.

While transitioning from graduate studies to full-time engineering Johnson was promoted to cyber security advisor and senior engineer, a move that emphasized the level of trust and investment IBM placed on his skillset.

For Johnson, nothing topped the opportunity for him to return home to Chicago while continuing to work in cybersecurity. Now serving as a senior cyber security architect within IBM, Johnson set his sights on his next opportunity, which is to educate the next generation of engineers.

Johnson pursued his first teaching opportunity to serve as a cyber security instructor for a certification course at Michigan State University College of Engineering. As part of the interview process, he was required to conduct a mock class setup in front of several other faculty members as well as endure several rounds of interviews. Johnson landed the job.

Jackson State University Chief Information Officer Deborah Dent, Ph.D., believes in the work Johnson and other JSU alumni in the field of cybersecurity.

“As the world grows in dependency on technology, seeing much of our daily activities are connected to some form of network, this creates the potential for bad actors to arise to expose network vulnerabilities,” she said. “The success of alumni like Edgar validates our sense of urgency as a department and ultimately as an institution. We must establish a sense

of urgency in equipping students with cutting-edge industry knowledge on how to effectively secure networks and move in sync with the growth of the cyberworld. We must continue to groom our students to serve as thought leaders and standard bearers for the world to come.”

Dent wants additional corporate partners to invest in equipping JSU students with the tools to effectively shape technology to complement human interest. Most recently, the Microsoft Techspark program invested in the JSU cybersecurity readiness program, which trains 100 JSU students to combat real-world cybersecurity security issues and provides them a practical understanding of what tools, logic and institutional knowledge are necessary to blossom within the field.

“Technology is not going away anytime soon, so it is imperative that we make friends with this new reality and come to understand how these processes work and equip the next generation so they can identify and resolve for the greater good the problems that do not work for society,” Dent said.

Johnson is thankful for the opportunity to discover and nurture his calling at JSU.

“This is what I am created to do and I’m extremely grateful for the ability to provide a sense of security many companies work tirelessly to obtain,” he said. “We must understand how to properly protect our information by first curbing our lack of attentiveness that leaves both our personal and professional infrastructures in vulnerable positions.”

JSU alumnus Edgar Johnson (third from left) credits Jackson State for giving him the foundation for his cybersecurity career. (Photo special to JSU)

e met in music appreciation class during the spring of 2015 and ended up sitting next to each other by chance. Our friendship began when Mykela lost her voice and the professor called on her. I immediately spoke up for her and began reading the passage to the class. As our friendship blossomed, we would walk to the dorms together since they were in the same direction. I was always hesitant when I reached my dorm, where we would part, and Mykela would walk the rest of the way to her dorm alone.

Our friendship flourished after an assignment from our professor. We were asked to attend and write about five live musical performances and we decided to go to them together. We grew to know each other even more while attending both class and the musical events. At the end of the semester, I asked Mykela to be my girlfriend and shockingly she said, “No.”

I didn't give up and we continued to talk all summer long. In October 2015, she agreed to a relationship and we became a couple.

Jamario and Mykela (Croft) Rankins

In 2020, I knew I wanted to propose to the love of my life but the COVID-19 pandemic complicated matters. I had to think of how I was going to surprise Mykela and keep it a secret. I thought it would be perfect to not only do it in Jackson where we met but also at the home of her relatives who are alumni of Jackson State from when it was known as Jackson College. I invited a few of her family members and mine to be there. I knew this would most likely make her cry when she saw our families standing together in support of our union.

I got down on one knee as she walked through the door. Our mothers were on either side of me holding “marry me” signs. I thought she would cry, but she was so shocked I was afraid she might pass out! She shook her head to say “Yes,” through her tears and our relatives gave us JSU apparel as congratulatory gifts!

Since then, we’ve been on so many adventures together. Our greatest adventure, that of husband and wife, began on Oct. 10, 2021. We are now living happily in Denver, Colorado.

Jamario Rankins —Class of 2017

Mykela (Croft) Rankins —Class of 2018

FIRST COMES SCHOOL, THEN COMES MARRIAGE

It was August 2005 when Tramaine walked into a Tiger Pride Connection interview at Jackson State University. I was one of the student leaders responsible for interviewing potential candidates. After asking a series of questions to determine if he would be a good fit for the organization, a fellow member named Brandi said, “Ooooo, I think you all should go on a date!” and we both said, “Yeah, maybe.”

After the interview, we would see each other on campus often, and Tramaine would say, “We’re still going on our date, right?” and I would always reply, “Yep!” Tramaine and I seemed totally different from one another. I am outgoing and involved, and he is a bit reserved. He was a computer science major, and I was an English major. Something kept making me think about him: Was it his strong work ethic that he kept mentioning in the interview? Was it his greenish/gray eyes? Or was it just that I could tell he was raised right?

A few months later, I said to myself, “I’m going to call him and see what’s up.” I called his roommate and mutual friend, Jeremy Jones, and got Tramaine’s number, and called him. After a light conversation, I politely asked, “What’s up? Are we going on that date or what?” He said, “Of course!”

Tramaine picked me up from my apartment the following Saturday night, and we went to dinner at Logan’s Roadhouse and then to a movie. After an enjoyable first date, we saw each other for most of our college years. During that time, I pledged, joined several organizations and began to prepare for life after college.

I graduated in May of 2008, a year before Tramaine, and began my career as a higher education professional. Tramaine and I ended up breaking up around 2010. I began to focus on my career and graduate school.

Out of the blue, Tramaine called and invited me to attend a Mississippi Braves baseball game.

We started dating again, and I got pregnant with our first child in 2012. In December 2013, Tramaine threw a surprise party, invited my mother and all our closest friends and asked me to marry him. We married in March 2015. We have three handsome sons: Tramaine Jr., 8; Titan, 5; and Tristen, 2.

Jerrica (Frierson) Davis —Class of 2008

Tramaine Davis —Class of 2009

Tramaine and Jerrica (Frierson) Davis

ONCE UPON A TIME IN 2009

I was a freshman music education major at Jackson State University who jokingly told everyone I only came to college to find a husband. Cortney was a sophomore psychology major. I think we crossed paths only as members of the Sonic Boom of the South Marching Band.

He looked good (tall, dark, handsome, etc.) but he was on the drumline, so I assumed he had to be a jerk and we only talked once that year. In 2010, we were both section leaders who faced similar obstacles and had to rebuild our respective sections. We became good friends during that year.

After learning about his character and seeing how he directed his section, I thought, “if I only had the opportunity to be in a relationship with someone like this,” but the thought always stopped there. That opportunity came in 2011, so I “shot my shot.”

Instead of jumping into a relationship, we took time to learn more about each other. Through fellowship, growth and like-mindedness, we became best friends.

In 2013, Cortney and I began our official relationship, but it was shortlived because he enlisted in the Marines and later went to boot camp. The separation strengthened our bond and provided the foundation for everything else to come. After prayer and counsel, we were privately married Sept.17, 2014 in North Carolina.

We are now eight years strong with three darling children. Before the kids, the degrees, the promotions, the struggles, the marriage, the relationship or the “shot shooting,” we were good friends. it takes a friend to keep the vows of a marriage.

I had no idea that God would take my freshman-year husband joke seriously. But I am proud to say I found my husband at THEE Jackson State University.

Patrice Bell —Class of 2015 and 2017 Cortney Bell —Class of 2012

Cortney and Patrice Bell

By Rachel James-Terry

They say imagination is key to advancing the future. Well, so is Jackson State University. The HBCUs Center for Innovation, Entrepreneurship and Economic Development (CIEED) is helping students turn ideas into tangible products and services. In other ways, it serves as an engine and elevator for enterprise and community development.

Joseph Whitaker, Ph.D., vice president of the Division of Research and Economic Development, says the CIEED successes are many, including the critical impact on attracting new students to the campus and preparing them for an ever-changing world of work.

“Through the center, tech companies also offer internships as well as training and coding experiences complementary to didactic work done in the classroom. We continue to prepare our students and community base for a future tech-driven global ecosystem by providing entrepreneurship training as well as access to the knowledge capital needed to successfully assess, understand and navigate the landscape,” Whitaker said.

The CIEED held its ribbon-cutting ceremony in 2020 on the second floor of the H.T. Sampson Library. Since its opening, the center has won a multitude of awards while serving as a collaborative space and incubator for ideas whether student, faculty, or community innovator or entrepreneur..

“It has been awesome and rewarding to see the excitement of students as they quickly recognize and adopt the resources, technology and opportunities,” shared Almesha L. Campbell, Ph.D., assistant vice president of the Division of Research and Economic Development. “It is especially pleasing to see them take initiative in immersing themselves in learning all they can to complement work in the classroom.”

When one enters the center, its uniqueness is on full display. Visitors are greeted by a bold and vibrant mural designed by Dipannita Saha, a JSU student turned alumna. Black and red gaming stations are setup throughout, acknowledging the global eSports market is a lucrative industry valued slightly over 1.38 billion dollars.

“Unlike many years ago, gaming skills — both in terms of design and operations — are now considered critical to advancing the future of human-machine interface, defense tactical autonomy and systems engineering initiatives,” explained Campbell, who also serves as the director of the CIEED.

“Remote machine operations, unmanned aircraft, spacecraft and underwater operations and associated visualization capabilities will be major future skills that will be invaluable to our students as they prepare for the future of work,” she added, magnifying the transitional skills gained from gaming.

Gaming isn’t the only offering CIEED provides. Enhanced learning experiences using virtual reality headsets, augmented reality, computers, varieties of software, 3-D printers and more are available to nurture users’ ingenious minds.

Data shows that technology like 3-D printing will continue to influence industries, shape culture and impact the economy. A 2022 article by cadcrowd.com says 3-D printing will revolutionize the world of medicine, localize more manufacturing, and spark a creative renaissance.

A $400,000 grant from the Mississippi’s governor’s office helped the CIEED launch a project to infuse virtual reality (VR) into the STEM curriculum. So far, they have developed VR academic programming for chemistry, physics, meteorology, engineering and communicative disorders.

JSU senior Kaymen Russell is a CIEED Innovation Fellow, a program that gives students a more hands-on experience and helping them drill down and refine their skillset. Fellows have access to high-level industry partners such as HP, Microsoft, Google, and Entergy.

Campbell shared that the program offers tangible training and professional development for enhancing career trajectory. It also allows fellows the opportunity to work in teams across disciplines to solve major problems through collaborations and the consideration of multiple perspectives.

Additionally, students are able to learn technology transfer and commercialization through pre-accelerator programs such as the EnRICH healthcare focused pre-accelerator program and the NSF I-Corps MidSouth Hub. The Center also sponsors students to participate in fellowship programs such as with ERDCWERX and AUTM.

“The program’s diversity engages students in the importance of cultural and linguistic competencies in work environments while helping students develop problem solving and critical thinking skills through project-based activities. Fellows also refine their leadership skills as they help manage the CIEED’s daily operations,” Campbell explained.

Russell, a biology pre-physical therapy major, plans to mesh the knowledge gained as a fellow with her career aspirations.

“I hope to take what I’ve learned about 3-D printing and laser printing and incorporate it into the medical field,” she said. “While I want to be a physical therapist, I would love to be able to contribute to the field of medicine by being able to create and test new prosthetics designs with the 3-D printed models.”

Even further, Russell said that she loves how the CIEED provides resources to students, which allows them to bring their ideas to fruition for free.

“For example, a few of the students designed their own clothing lines and shoes with the software available in the center. I was even able to partner

with my coworkers, who are graphic design majors, to design a shirt for the Innovation Fellows,” she said.

High school students are also exposed to the wonders of the CIEED. The development of the Young Innovators Program (YIP) brings high schoolers and middle schoolers to the center during the summer, where they are immersed in all that is offered.

To date, the center has supported more than 150 students and Campbell noted that strong partnership with academic summer bridge programs as helping to drive the success of the YIP.

Overall, Campbell said the long-term goals are to expand communications and tech resources to ensure a global reach. Additionally, build and strengthen the start-up ecosystem, with supporting maker-space and prototype development and refinement capacity.

“The center has brought national attention to JSU in many respects,” she shared. “A real joy for me is the continued engagement of students after they graduate, and the notes about how the center has positively impacted them personally and professionally.”

This is the way we grow: JSU invests in its physical plant

By Rachel James-Terry

Michael Bolden, executive director of Campus Operations, said Jackson State University's growth is relative to the future. Bolden manages three critical JSU units: Facilities and Construction Management, the Division of Auxiliary Enterprises, and the Department of Public Safety.

In summary, Bolden is responsible for touching a large part of the campus that influences the comfortability of students' learning environment.

"All of the things that allow our students to grow and compete in this global market has to do on some level with a highly-functioning facility," Bolden said. "We must continue modernizing our campus, including its structures and amenities, to compete in higher education."

As society advances and evolves, so does the expectation and needs of students. First impressions are especially important, added Bolden. This is why improving campus aesthetics and sustainability, part of the JSU Elevate Strategic Plan, is also a large part of the executive director's responsibility.

Investing in JSU's physical plant is helping the University retain and expand its status as one of the most attractive urban campuses in the country while making the necessary changes and additions to boost the quality of life for students, faculty and staff.

Those investments include:

A.) Lynch Street Project

B.) Dining Hall Expansion

C.) The Plaza Project

D.) New Residence Hall

A. Lynch Street Project

"Jackson State University's growth pattern is headed downtown. It is critical to the trajectory of the campus," Bolden said. "One of the aims of the Lynch Street project is to increase safety around the circumference of the campus."

JSU will enhance the Lynch Street gateway into the campus to improve safety and transportation to existing facilities. Future planned projects will extend the campus eastward along the Lynch Street corridor to shorten the distance between the main campus and the downtown area located east of the elevated railroad tracks.

In the past, the railroad tracks have been a barrier between the JSU campus and downtown. However, streetscaping and pedestrian improvements to the three connecting arteries – Capitol, Pearl and Pascagoula Streets – will eliminate the illusion of separation, which is more a matter of perception than physical distance.

The Lynch Street project will also include beautification and pathways for pedestrians, bicyclists and vehicles.

B. Dining Hall Expansion Project

This project will consist of a new 30,000-plus square foot dining facility north of the existing JSU Student Center in an area that is currently a parking lot. The new facility will feature a state-of-the-art kitchen and more efficient food prep/storage. It will create a modern and open concept that will allow students, faculty and staff a more spacious and comfortable dining experience, alleviating current space deficiencies.

"The new dining hall will be strategically located in the center of campus and attached to the student center. It allows us to extend dining in the same location as retail dining. So that gives students multiple dining options in a central location," Bolden said.

C. Plaza Project

With the approval of the Mississippi Intuitions of Higher Learning and clearance from the States Department of Archives and History, demolition of the Charles F. Moore Building commenced in 2022.

The facility had major structural issues, which included foundation, envelope and roof deficiencies. Based on the extensiveness of the

repair needs and costs, it was in JSU's best interest to demolish the facility.

A plaza area and additional green space will replace the existing facility, contributing to "quality exterior open spaces [that] lead to better student life experiences and additional learning opportunities."

"The pandemic reminded us of the importance of having a safe green environment to gather and interact, so with this in mind, we wanted to create an outdoor space where students can study and fellowship," Bolden explained. "It will also serve as an outdoor event space for entertainment and academic programming."

D. New Residence Hall Project

Approximately 30% of the student population generally select campus housing. Based on the University's goal of increasing enrollment by 5% over the next five years, JSU's Residence Life anticipates a need to provide space for up to an estimated 2,700 students.

"Higher education is a competitive market. Students are looking for a certain type of facility for housing. This new residence hall is intended to fit the needs of today's students," Bolden said. "It will include more communal spaces and suite-style living quarters and not just beds in rooms."

This construction project will design and build a 600-bed residential hall to help house JSU's increasing on-campus student population. Preplanning is underway.

Dining Hall Exspansion Project

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JSU COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ELEVATES ENTREPRENEURSHIP PROGRAM

By William H. Kelly III

he JSU College of Business offers a new entrepreneurship minor to the Jackson State University community after two years of preparation and development. The minor accompanies their existing entrepreneurship major offering, and will give students the opportunity to explore entrepreneurship while remaining true to their preferred area of study at JSU.

The new minor comes, in part, from a $30,000 VentureWell Faculty Grant received in 2020 by Associate Professor of Entrepreneurship

Sharon Simmons, Ph.D., and Assistant Professor of Business Law

Saundra Thompson McFarland, J.D.

The professors worked to develop the minor and curriculum that aims to bring students from STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering,

Arts, Music and Math) into the College of Business to take 18 credits as a minor so they can learn about business, innovation and what it takes to launch a product or build a business.

“When you offer entrepreneurship to the non-business majors, you can have a bigger impact on the students. There is value in the thinking that you get from an entrepreneurship degree, such as the soft skills of learning and understanding the whole organization, learning how to network with individuals and learning how to make decisions for yourself and a team,” said Simmons, who also serves as the advisor for the student-led Society for Entrepreneurs organization.

The grant was designed to help fund and support faculty with innovative ideas to create new, or transform existing courses and programs to assist students with developing novel, STEM-based inventions and ultimately gaining the necessary entrepreneurial skills

Sharon Simmons, Ph.D., is excited about the new entrepreneurship minor at JSU and the oppprtunities it will bring. (Photo by Charles A. Smith/JSU)

needed to bring their ideas to the market.

“Jackson State has a strong entrepreneurship culture. You speak to the average student and ask them what they want to do and their response is like, ‘I want to do my own thing. I want to be my own boss and handle my own start-up,’” Simmons said.

The curriculum is designed to build students holistically and prepare them for higher income opportunities by equipping them with a diverse academic palette and a wide range of skills, knowledge and specialized connections that are unique to the new minor, thanks to its integrative and multidisciplinary approach.

“We have other students who are in engineering who are trying to launch new products and they’re trying to build businesses around that, but they don’t have the fundamentals of marketing, entrepreneurial finance or how to talk to investors and which investors to talk to,” Simmons said.

Students will be exposed to a variety of classmates stemming from various programs and majors across the campus with the goal to increase networking capabilities that branch out beyond the classroom. An essential part of the curriculum involves students exploring topics such as feasibility studies, owning or leasing buildings for your business and even hiring or contracting employees.

“There will be a creativity and innovation course where you’re learning about the mindset needed to develop a business model and how to build a team, which includes the customers and investors. You also take an entrepreneurial finance class where you’ll learn when to go to friends and family, the bank or other investors and what they would want to see from a numbers perspective and a quality perspective,” Simmons added.

Additionally, she shared that students will get a focused conversation on managing innovation. They’ll learn the steps of creating a business model and raising funding and managing their technological or art innovation, and how it looks to manage it. Managing includes how to set pricing, penetrate the market, looking at the competition and how to adapt.

"Our entrepreneurship minor for non-business majors allows entrepreneurship education to reverberate throughout campus to meet students in their diverse academic disciplines. By doing so, students will possess the entrepreneurship and business acuity to further their innovative ideas to solve problems and drive economic growth," said McFarland.

JSU alumnus Richard Bradley, a Mississippi entrepreneur and philanthropist, said that an entrepreneur adaptation is vital to thriving in any market. Bradley graduated from the business administration and marketing program at Jackson State.

“Adaptation is one of the most important things in the field and expertise of entrepreneurship. Even though you may be located in a certain city or a certain state, you have to make sure you’re keeping up with the economy and how things are changing and be able to

adapt,” Bradley said before expressing his thoughts about JSU’s new entrepreneurship minor.

“I’m so glad and excited that the department is offering this new curriculum. It should be wonderful for the students that are coming in. I think it gives students an opportunity to understand that when you’re dealing with entrepreneurship there are keys to being successful,” Bradley said. “This minor will show students the dedication, perseverance, consistency and wherewithal needed to understand that times change, innovation is real, and you have to be innovative and creative when trying to be successful.”

Richard Bradley, owner of M-Bar Sports Lounge (Photo by Charles A. Smith/JSU)

JACKSON STATE UNIVERSITY TO ESTABLISH CENTER OF EXCELLENCE BLACK BREASTFEEDING & EARLY NUTRITION

By Kyle Kidd-Buckner

In the summer of 2022, Jackson State University received a $50,000 donation from the Charles Schwab Foundation to create the Center of Excellence on Breastfeeding and Early Nutrition for Black women in Mississippi.

The vision for the center materialized after three years of research and grant writing on the importance of early nutrition as a major factor in healthy infants. The Center will be housed in the Department of Behavioral and Environmental Health (BEH) within the College of Health Sciences (CHS), a CEPH Accredited School of Public Health.

“Our goal in creating this center is to focus on several areas that will support statewide maternal and child health initiatives aimed at improving infant health. One is education and training, the other is advocacy for breastfeeding and the third is research that will make meaningful contributions to improve breastfeeding and early nutrition outcomes for infants in Mississippi and beyond. We hope to serve as a repository for research and best practices around breastfeeding and early nutrition in Mississippi,” said CHS Department Chair Mary Shaw, Ph.D.

Shaw explained that the center’s three-year grant is funded by the W.K. Kellogg Foundation. The project was the early vision of Mohammad Shahbazi, Ph.D., former interim dean of the School of Public Health. Many couples first welcoming a child find the male is inclined to allow the woman to facilitate child-bearing techniques, including breastfeeding, due to a lack of knowledge about how to properly assist during pregnancy and post birth.

The center will prioritize spousal support groups and courses that inform Black men in particular on what the process of breastfeeding entails, diffusing misconceptions and identifying a clear plan of action to change the dynamic of child-bearing from one that is unilateral to a collaborative effort.

“One of the unique pieces that we're hoping [will] come out of this is having men, Black men in particular, understand and have knowledge about breastfeeding in order to be informed as to what it takes to support

a woman entering into that cycle of motherhood, and the other options that are available to them in those very early months of nutrition.” said Shaw. Earlier last year the CHS launched its ‘MomNBabyEXCEL’ brand with a virtual conference on breastfeeding and early nutrition in Mississippi. The conference sought to increase awareness and knowledge about breastfeeding, early nutrition challenges that mothers and fathers encounter and opportunities to support/advocate for mothers and their families.

‘STRENGTH IN UNDERSTANDING’

Typically within early childhood family dynamics, the mother is primarily seen as being in charge of the intimate nurturing and nourishment of the child and the father being the protector and/or provider. While the technical understanding of this dynamic has valid reasoning, studies have shown, contrary to popular belief, that men, who participate in the early stages of nourishment and engage in learning about the process women endure to provide sufficient nourishment, eliminate any perceived psychological, mental, emotional and/or physical stressors that may strain the mother’s ability to nurture effectively.

JSU DrPH student Austine Onyia is currently studying within the department of epidemiology and biostatistics, and he has worked closely with Shaw to ensure the program curriculum is undergirded in public health research that identifies the benefits of male contribution and determines the gaps in understanding. With over 25 years of experience in public health having practiced in multi-ethnic settings, including Nigeria and Belize, Onyia served as a guest speaker at the MomNBabyEXCEL conference.

His segment focused on the male’s perspective on breastfeeding support and interrogating the pathways for active engagement. Onyia succinctly summarized the "why" behind male contribution toward this pivotal stage of child development and ultimately toward the strength of the family unit in one word: bond.

“One of the most important aspects of early childhood nourishment is bonding and that bond is two in one. It is bonding with the baby and bonding with the mother, creating that family bond between the three,”

said Onyia. “It [bonding] happens more effectively when the man is engaged and usually at that early stage, if a man is not engaged, it shows through the baby and the mother through signs of physical and often psychological stress.”

Onyia suggests that early childhood bonding between the father and the family can serve as a preventive measure against what recent statistical evidence shows to be an increasing problem among women within early stages of motherhood, postpartum depression. Postpartum depression often is rooted in feelings of helplessness and/or lack of support in the early stages of motherhood, which can potentially act as an emotional trigger for women. However, it is with the understanding and the education of the male’s contribution toward the process that conditions can be wholly avoided.

Based on participant input during the conference, Onyia was also able to gain a deeper understanding into the social stigmas that often strain the relationship and level of comfort between the mother and father, one of those stigmas being breastfeeding in public. Often, the sexualization of women historically has placed barriers around their ability to nurture their child in public places where a private setting may not be immediately accessible. Some men who may lack understanding of this necessity can create stressors within the body and mind of the woman, causing her to feel unprotected.

“If the man is comfortable with it, the woman is more likely to be relaxed about it, and she will have the comfort to know she’s protected and safe to proceed with nourishment,” said Onyia. “She’s not going to be so much worried about any other opinion that is there as long as the father is understanding and protective.”

Shaw shared that with African American women touting the lowest rate of

breastfeeding nationally, innovative research focused on Mississippians will guide transdisciplinary efforts to address clinical, psychosocial, education, economic, environmental and policy factors that impact breastfeeding and early nutrition outcomes for mothers and their infants.

A notable portion of the MomNBabyEXCEL brand will encompass increasing awareness and knowledge about breastfeeding and early nutrition among fathers and/or male partners in relationships with women who are breastfeeding or attending to the early nutrition needs of their infants.

Shaw explained that pregnancy and postpartum care experiences for women must include family support. Support encompasses being knowledgeable and equipped to support the needs of women during a very challenging time period inclusive of prenatal, delivery and postpartum care.

“We’re excited about the male initiative. There are few programs out there that educate men so that they have the knowledge and skills to support breastfeeding and early nutrition for infants and even become an advocate for it,” said Shaw.

The CHS has formed several key relationships in creating the center, including participating in the HBCU Consortium of African American Public Health Programs and the HBCUs advancing Maternal and Child Health Initiatives to achieve health equity.

The center also intends to provide unique opportunities for graduate and undergraduate students to actively participate in MCH-focused projects.

Typically within early childhood family dynamics, the mother is primarily seen as being in charge of the intimate nurturing and nourishment of the child and the father being the protector and/or provider. (Stock image)

Miss JSU 2022-23: NAOMI HARRIS

Classification: Senior

Major: Elementary Education and Teaching

Hometown: Memphis, TN

Hobbies: Painting, Reading, Spending Quality Time with Friends and Family, Traveling, Working Out, Watching Documentaries and DJing

What would be one word to describe the epitome of Miss Jackson State University?

I remember Destiny and I watched Destiny from high school because I wasn't here on campus. Just seeing her Instagram, seeing her coronation, I was just in such awe. Then arriving on campus and seeing Naysa reign so gracefully, I was left again in awe. So I think the expression is just ‘awe’ because we embody a high class, well rounded servant mindset as black women. How can you not just be in awe?

What are some things that you do outside of the office to help you find peaceful moments? How do you de-stress from being a queen? This must be so silly, but my favorite part of the day, I make sure I do this every day, is lie in my bed in silence and look toward the ceiling. I love those moments because I'm a sister, I'm a daughter, I'm a queen, I'm a friend, I'm a line sister, I'm a girlfriend, I'm everything in most spaces. But at this exact moment until I fall asleep, I'm just me. Also I love talking to my family. They're not here to support me physically, but I love talking to them and getting all those encouraging words to fill me back up.

What brought you to Jackson State University?

What compelled you to get involved in student leadership opportunities?

The aura of being on campus, everything felt inviting and family oriented. Everybody was just so welcoming. The hotspot was so lit. As soon as I got done with my tour, I applied for early admission because I already had my test score. The rest was history as far as getting involved on campus.

I have been involved in student leadership since I was in sixth grade. But I had every intention of not being a student leader when I came to college because it had worn me out in high school. I was shaping a community as well as shaping and building school traditions.

I told myself, “Yeah, I'm not gonna do this,” but eventually I felt that something was missing from my collegiate experience, a part of who I am, so I got involved during my sophomore year and the rest was history.

Fried Chicken Wednesday or Fish Friday? Fried Chicken Wednesday, every single time.

What do you think makes Jackson State's community unique?

The love, I tell people every single time, we are THEE I LOVE for a reason. There’s no other love like a Jackson State love affair, that's what I've received from the first day to this very moment. I can walk into any room and feel the love in general and specific moments. People whom I have never met are so intentional in making sure that I'm okay. Intentional in ensuring that I'm prepared for the steps that I need to take to get to the next place in life.

What would be your favorite JSU line dance? Whistle While You Work. That line dance will always be my favorite one. I feel like it's my favorite because we made it a competition our sophomore year to see who can do it the longest because it's a

pretty long dance. It’s funny and ironic that Halle Coleman, former Miss JSU, reigned supreme as the longest Whistle While You Work dancer.

What is your favorite tradition or custom JSU, traditional or custom?

I feel like my favorite custom that we have is Yard Fest. It’s that time when everybody is returning back to old stomping grounds for homecoming. You connect with everybody who graduated. It just creates this atmosphere of just so much love with the current JSU meeting the old JSU and we're all there congregating together for the THEE I LOVE.

Has any other Miss JSU had a ROTC program background?

No, I believe I would be the first Miss JSU to serve with a military background by way of the ROTC program.

With the skills and the experience obtained in a military program? Where do you see overlap in your role as Miss Jackson State?

I would say ROTC definitely prepares me for Miss JSU. The military has taught me a discipline that's just like unbreakable, it has taught me to live life in structure as well as with mental resilience. All of those things aid in the productivity of both myself and my royal court. I feel like everybody in life should go through some form of basic training, everybody will be such better people because of it. It teaches you how to be a better person and it's like once you learn those skills,you can't unlearn it, they stick.

Mister JSU 2022-23: JOSHUA EDWARDS

Classification: Senior

Major: Mass Communication concentration in Multimedia Journalism

Hometown: Tulsa, OK

Hobbies: Reading, Journaling, Watching YouTube Vlogs, and Practicing Self-Care

return and relive those moments with their classmates and friends and with us. It's so great seeing different eras of JSU in one moment and seeing how we all enjoy and share our love for Jackson State.

What are your plans after graduation?

I want to go to Columbia University in New York and earn my master's in broadcast journalism. After that, I plan to work in the news reporting field. Right now, I do entertainment reporting for Tiger Report, which I want to dig deeper into as I elevate my career.

How would you say JSU has prepared you for the next chapter of your life?

JSU has taught me how to be a go-getter. We often never realize how intimidating life can be until we're actually put in that space. When I first got to JSU, I was confined in this box, didn't take many risks, and would just sit in my room and not interact. JSU taught me how to be ok with being uncomfortable and how to embrace uncertainty.

How would you describe the JSU experience to aspiring students?

The JSU experience is a journey that you should embrace. You grow to love it so much as you spend more time here, learning the culture, getting involved and meeting friends. It's a journey that is going to progress in ways you could never imagine.

What are the most important aspects of being a JSU ambassador?

Why did you want to be Mister JSU?

I believe in purpose, and I felt like it was God-led. I feel like this is something God wanted me to do, and I have a heart for seeing people succeed. If I could be an inspirational visual representation or go to schools and speak to students in the Jackson community or my peers, that's what I want to do.

What is your platform?

My platform is “My Turn.” It was inspired by the rapper Lil' Baby's "My Turn" album. It means what are you willing to face to claim it's your turn? Whether it's procrastination, self-doubt, lack of confidence, laziness, whatever it is, there is always something we can defeat to reach our ultimate purpose. One of my favorite quotes is, 'Embrace your obstacles so that they can contribute to your success story.'

Describe one of your favorite JSU traditions and why?

My favorite JSU tradition is Yard Fest because it's great seeing the alumni

I would say being genuine. You can't do something if you don't have a genuine connection to it. Being a JSU ambassador can be time consuming. If somebody is in this position and trying to pour into people without genuine intention, their fuel will run low. So, the most important aspect of being a JSU ambassador is being genuine and authentic to this position and yourself.

Explain why you will always love your "Dear ole college home."

I will always love my 'dear ole college home' because it contributed to the Joshua that many people know today. I'm still growing, but I wasn't always as brave as I am now, and I will always love my dear ole college home because it has helped me grow personally, academically and professionally. It has helped me grow in so many areas. I am proud of the growth that Jackson State has afforded me. Many people don't heed the school's motto (Challenging minds and changing lives), but I've been challenged, and my life has been changed. It may sound cliché, but I honestly believe that. I'm not the same Joshua I was my freshman year because it helped me grow and step out of my comfort zone on so many levels.

SGA President 2022-23: MADISON CATHEY

Classification: Senior

Major: Accounting

Hometown: Hattiesburg, MS

Hobbies: Reading, Shopping, Engaging in Community Service Projects, and Trying Restaurants as well as Binge-Watching TV Shows, Surfing on Social Media, Black History and Home Decor.

day. I like to keep the same people around me. I'm such a stickler for routine and habit. However, when you get in leadership change is inevitable. If nothing changes, nothing changes. I knew that when I accepted the call to leadership, there were things that needed to change so that Jackson State could be the best campus that it could be. My platform is geared towards creating a campus culture that we can be proud of. So inevitably things have to improve for that to happen. So I think that my approach to change as a leader is just leaning into it, embracing it. There's some things that are gonna change whether they have your permission to change or not.

What impact did JSU have on you becoming the 76th SGA president?

JSU gave me the confidence and ambition to dream and pursue a position like Student Government Association president. I’ve experienced rigorous coursework, leadership roles, community service, and a lot of SGA and CAB events Jackson State. This has instilled characteristics such as leadership, responsibility, ultimately pushing me to be my best self. This is just one of the many amazing opportunities JSU has afforded me. Before Jackson State, I was somewhat shy and definitely afraid to speak up for myself. JSU has forced me outside of my comfort zone.

Explain why you’ll always bleed blue and white.

What brought you to Jackson State University? What compelled you to get involved in student leadership opportunities?

I decided on Jackson State two weeks before I was set to graduate high school because a recruiter convinced me to do a campus tour. I ended up falling in love with the campus, and I knew that I'd be well taken care of here. Looking back, as I was going into my senior year, getting ready to graduate in the spring was the best decision I could have made for myself. I got involved in leadership first by having great role models in leadership as a freshman. I wanted to carry myself in the way that Nassa (Former Miss JSU), or Jordan (Former SGA President) did, who was SGA president when I was a freshman. When I was a freshman I was always really happy just being in service. So that's what pulled me into involvement in SGA specifically.

What is your relationship with change? How must a leader approach the idea of change?

I actually think that being in leadership has developed my relationship to change greatly. Madison, as a person, is such a creature of habit. I like the same things. I keep the same food every

I’ll always bleed blue and white because of the impact JSU has left within me. Jackson State University has equipped me with all the tools to succeed in the world after college and the confidence to chase my biggest dreams. My gratitude for this university will allow me to do nothing less than support my school as an alumna, share my positive experiences, and prayerfully continue the family legacy of students to attend and graduate from Jackson State University in future years.

Describe your leadership experience during your tenure as SGA president.

I am so grateful for my experience as a student leader at JSU. Serving as SGA president has been both fulfilling and challenging but ultimately well worth it. The excitement and anticipation around being back on campus has really helped boost student morale. As a result, my tenure has been less complicated. I also have an amazing administration and team of advisors that make my life a whole lot easier. My advisors understand I am a student first so they make juggling everything else a breeze.

JSU to Host 2023 Mandela Washington Fellowship for Young African Leaders this summer

Jackson State University is proud to announce its selection as an Institute Partner for the 2023 Mandela Washington Fellowship for Young African Leaders. Beginning in mid-June, Jackson State University will host 25 of Africa’s bright, emerging business leaders for a six-week Leadership Institute sponsored by the U.S. Department of State. JSU was the first institution in Mississippi to host the Mandela Washington Fellowship last year.

The Mandela Washington Fellowship, the flagship program of the Young African Leaders Initiative (YALI), empowers young African leaders through academic coursework, leadership training, mentoring, networking, professional opportunities and local community engagement. YALI was

created in 2010 and supports young Africans as they spur economic growth and prosperity, strengthen democratic governance and enhance peace and security across Africa.

Since 2014, the U.S. Department of State has supported nearly 5,800 Mandela Washington Fellows from across Sub-Saharan Africa to develop their leadership skills and foster connections and collaboration with U.S. professionals. The cohort of Fellows hosted by Jackson State University will be part of a group of 700 Mandela Washington Fellows hosted at 28 educational institutions across the United States.

JSU College of Business celebrates 50th anniversary

Jackson State University’s College of Business celebrated its 50th anniversary. The college commemorated decades of success with a kick-off reception noting significant milestones and the thousands of graduates it has produced.

The college was authorized July 1, 1972, and provides a management education to a diverse student body, including those with historically disadvantaged backgrounds. It delivers its academic programs through two departments – Business Administration and Accounting, Finance, and Entrepreneurship.

These two entities became known as the School of Business and Economics, with an approximate enrollment of 1,000 students. In 1995, Jackson State University’s School of Business became the sixth

school of business at an HBCU to earn accreditation from the American Assembly of Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB). The COB remains in the six percent of business schools worldwide, with the AACSB accreditation.

“Since its founding, the College of Business has embarked on a more than exciting journey,” stated Fidelis Ikem, Ph.D., dean of the College of Business. “As I reflect over the pioneering work of the faculty and staff over the last half century, I find many accomplishments leading us to this milestone.”

Ikem was appointed the eighth dean of the College of Business in July 2019. Under his leadership, the COB continues to grow. This fall, the college will offer a new Bachelor of Business Administration degree in Supply Chain Management, including the two new online degrees in Bachelor of Business Administration and a Master of Public Accountancy.

Fidelis Ikem, Ph.D.

JSU's Jerri Haynes wants to reimagine College of Education and Human Development

Jerri Haynes, Ed.D., is the new dean of the College of Education and Human Development. She is joining JSU following her time at Tennessee State University, where she served as dean and professor of the College of Education, increasing their enrollment by 15 percent in her first year.

She has dedicated nearly three decades of her life to higher education. She plans to continue paving the path for academic excellence, encouraging a diverse and supportive community as well as facilitating school districts and other educational agencies.

“I am looking forward to collaborating with an innovative and thriving team of individuals at JSU throughout the college, university, and system who are working to transform the lives of students, faculty, staff, and stakeholders. It is an opportunity to reimagine COEHD, an amazing

opportunity with unlimited possibilities,” said Haynes. “Critical to my success in these efforts have been my knowledge, experience, skills, and disposition of programs, instructional pedagogy, assessments, and partnerships to connect diverse perspectives to develop programs that consist of rigor relevance, and relationships with flexibility and autonomy to meet all stakeholders’ needs.”

Haynes has an extensive amount of curriculum and management leadership, including experiences developing new courses, certificates, and credentialing programs.

The proud mother of two credits her success to a strong foundation of progressive leadership and diverse experiences that played an integral role in her becoming a culturally and linguistically responsive leader.

JSU's College of Education announces inaugural class of Mississippi Teacher Residency program

Jackson State University’s College of Education and Human Development (COEHD) welcomed 15 graduate students into their first Mississippi Teacher Residency (MTR) program this fall. The MTR program aims to prepare educators for teaching in geographical critical shortage areas.

To celebrate the inaugural group of educators, the COEHD, MDE, and the Jackson Public School District (JPS) celebrated the students’ admittance with a signing day similar to when prospective athletes commit to a sports organization.

In December 2021, JSU received $2,038,589 of a $9.8 million grant from MDE, to address elementary and special education teacher shortages. The program is supported by the Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief (ESSER) Fund.

JSU is in partnership with JPS. Each institution is partnered with one or more school districts experiencing critical teacher shortages. The goal is to ensure all Mississippi students have access to licensed, diverse, and effective teachers.

The MTR program is designed to provide holistic support for aspiring teachers seeking a degree in

elementary and special education. Tommy Nalls, Ed.D., director of Recruitment said the MTR program has resulted in JPS certifying 34 teachers in the last four years, simultaneously decreasing vacancies in the district and improving teacher retention. According to Nalls, an estimated 65% of teachers working for JPS have a JSU background.

“We’re talking about innovation in the making expanding internship to one year where students take theory and apply it in a real classroom setting using the gradual release model. We’re talking about school districts taking their challenges in finding qualified teachers and turning them into opportunities where candidates are right there in the school district," said Jerri Haynes, Ph.D., dean of the College of Education and Human Development.

"It’s unbelievable where we are now in need of qualified teachers and where we can be in the next five years with a pipeline of qualified teachers. We’re talking about unlimited possibilities, and that’s what we need to stay focused on to eliminate teacher shortages in rural and urban school districts.”

JSU students named HBCU Scholars for White House Initiative

Jackson State University students Brikala Roach and Kelsei Scott have been selected as HBCU Scholars for the White House Initiative on Advancing Educational Equity, Excellence, and Economic Opportunity through Historically Black Colleges and Universities. The newly announced ninth cohort recognizes 86 undergraduate, graduate, and professional students for their academic accomplishments, leadership, civic engagement and much more.

“I am so excited and happy to be chosen as an HBCU Scholar. It’s a blessing to be representing JSU. It feels great to see that my hard work and service do not go unnoticed. I hope to gain resources and opportunities that I can bring to my school, as well as networking with others,” said Roach, a health, physical education and recreation major with a 3.7 GPA.

The HBCU scholars were chosen from a competitive pool of over 350 students. Applications also required the signature of their HBCU president or designated

HBCU faculty, adding a level of prestige to this application process.

“I feel blessed to be selected as a White House Initiative HBCU Scholar. This is a monumental accomplishment for me, and I am grateful for the opportunity to be a participant in this program,” said Scott, a junior with a 3.3 GPA majoring in journalism and media studies. “I hope to gain a range of experience in different fields and connect with other HBCU scholars during my time.”

Over the academic year, HBCU Scholars will serve as ambassadors of the White House Initiative on HBCUs. Training and cross-university networking opportunities will be available. Scholars will also have the chance to work on issues specifically related to the HBCU community and participate in national and regional events with professionals from a wide range of disciplines.

JSU Alumnus Judge Carlton Reeves, J.D., makes history as first Black man to serve as Chair of U.S. Sentencing Commission

JSU alumnus Judge Carlton Reeves, J.D., was confirmed as chair of the U.S. Sentencing Commission following President Biden’s nomination in May 2022.

Reeves makes history as the first Black man to serve as chair of the U.S. Sentencing Commission.

The U.S. Senate confirmed a group of seven bipartisan members to serve on the U.S. Sentencing Commission Friday, August 5, providing the independent judicial branch agency with a voting quorum for the first time in more than three years.

“I am honored to have been nominated to this position by the President and to have been confirmed by the Senate,” commented Reeves.

Reeves shared that the criminal justice system has some troubling divisions that have emerged among

courts on sentencing issues during the years the Commission lacked a quorum.

“My new Commission colleagues are all highly experienced professionals with vast knowledge of and broad expertise in the criminal justice system. Our diverse backgrounds and expertise will bode well as the Commission works to address these complex issues in a bipartisan matter,” added Reeves.

As incoming chair of the U.S. Sentencing Commission, Reeves acknowledged his predecessor’s years of service on the Commission and praised him for the completion of important reports on recidivism, fentanyl, firearms offenses, compassionate release and more by the agency under his leadership.

(Pictured left to right) Kelsei Scott and Brikala Roach

JSU Department of Music Awarded $50,000 for cardiovascular study through African-influenced arts

to Jackson State students, faculty, staff and surrounding communities. JSU’s African Drum & Dance Ensemble students will be a part of the study, Alkebulan Music Philosophy, a local African music arts collective, and a number of guests spanning beyond the Mississippi borders.

The Chair of the Department of Music, Lisa Beckley-Roberts, Ph.D., credits this opportunity as a “great multidisciplinary approach” with the goal of reframing thoughts and interest in movement while tackling “populations who are disproportionately impacted by heart disease, hypertension, and diabetes.”

The Jackson State University Department of Music is bringing African dance and music to the community through a $50,000 grant funded by the Mississippi Department of Health via the Jackson Heart Study. The grant comes from the proposal of demonstration projects sought after by the MSDH that would address health disparities in underrepresented communities.

The study is an eight-month program, scheduled to launch sometime in November, designed to introduce community members to a new way of living through African dance, drumming and more. It will include people of various ages and gender backgrounds and are open

“They’ll commit to a three-month cycle. We’ll be tracking them throughout their time in the program to see if it impacts their weight, mood, blood pressure, and all of the things that are risk factors, particularly for African-Americans for heart disease,” said Beckley-Roberts. “We’ll do an initial health screening, and then we’ll begin working with them, so it’s a really exciting thing because it hasn’t been done here.”

Twice a month, community members will participate in African drumming paired with African-informed yoga, nutritional counseling and food journaling. With the help of the Jackson State University Health Center, participants will have access to scales, heart rate monitors and a library of workouts to practice independently in between in-person classes. Classes are scheduled to happen every other week and feature guest presenters.

Love for JSU: Alumna establishes $100K endowed criminal justice scholarship

Jackson State University alumna Jennifer Love recently established the $100,000 Jennifer Love Criminal Justice Law Enforcement Endowed Scholarship at her alma mater. Love, a 1983 graduate of the HBCU, is a retired corporate and law enforcement executive with over 27 years of FBI experience.

“I hope to encourage generations of JSU students to highly consider a career in law enforcement because this nation desperately needs law enforcement officials who reflect the communities they serve,” Love said. “Whether it be as police officers, federal agents, probation officers, prosecutors or defense attorneys, to name a few.”

The Hazelhurst, Mississippi, native said she also intends for the scholarship to help alleviate

student debt and galvanize others to action. Love retired from the FBI in 2012 as the assistant director of the Security Division, where she was responsible for all FBI security disciplines, which included physical security, information security, personnel security, the FBI police and the executive protection of the FBI director and the attorney general of the United States.

“I sincerely hope establishing the endowment will inspire other JSU alumni to give. God has truly blessed my life, and because of his favor, giving back has become one of my greatest joys because ’to whom much is given, much is required,’” she said.

JSU alums form traveling opera company ‘Opera Unique’, hosts debut concert at alma mater

Jackson State University’s Department of Music alums returned to their alma mater to host a benefit concert at JSU’s F.D. Hall Music Center in the Jimmy James, Jr. Recital Hall.

The concert was a collaboration between the Department of Music and Opera Unique, LLC, featuring talents and performances by the JSU opera/musical theatre workshop, vocal jazz ensemble, and concert chorale, fulfilling the organization’s mission to dedicate opportunities for students and others in a nontraditional sense.

GeDeane Graham, Tiffany Williams-Cole, Edwin Jhamaal Davis, and Gavin Hughes formed Opera Unique, LLC, a traveling opera company, and are all graduates of JSU’s opera/musical theatre program, respectively.

Opera Unique LLC will also feature shows with a variety of arts and music genres, such as jazz, gospel, and more, making opera relatable and modern to help fans and audience members feel more connected and engaged.

The art of opera showcases stories through the eyes and background of characters adjacent to languages such as German, Spanish, Italian and French, immersing viewers in a multicultural and time-bending experience.

Jackson State University receives $1M grant toward Mid-South Innovation Corps Hub presented by National Science Foundation

The National Science Foundation (NSF) recently announced that five new NSF Innovation (I-Corps) Hubs would be launched as a part of the expansion of the National Innovation Network in partnership with Jackson State University – one of the key institutions to be funded. The I-Corps Hubs provides experiential entrepreneurial training to academic researchers across all fields of science and engineering.

As part of the initiative, each I-Corps Hub is funded for up to $3 million per year for five years, JSU is slated to receive $1 million in monetary

support. Established in 2011, the I-Corps program is designed to support the commercialization of deep technologies, which grow from discoveries in fundamental science and engineering.

“JSU has had an NSF I-Corps Site since 2016 and has trained over 300 faculty and students. We have leveraged this program to foster partnerships with other institutions and build innovative programs to meet the needs of HBCUs,” said Almesha Campbell, Ph.D. assistant vice president of research and economic development.

$15M

National Science

Foundation grant will aid in growth of JSU and cybersecurity infrastructure expansion at minority institutions

During the 2022 National HBCU Week Conference in Washington, D.C, a consortium of HBCUs and other minority-serving institutions were presented a $15 million grant from the National Science Foundation to aid in establishing cyberinfrastructure at minority-serving institutions and bridge the digital divide.

The NSF grant is expected to provide HBCU and Tribal Colleges and Universities (TCU) with campus-specific cyberinfrastructure assessments

that foster cyberinfrastructure strategic plans. It will also fund key cyberinfrastructure technology investments to address barriers the university previously encountered when developing research or applying for cyberinfrastructure funding.

JSU selected to participate in Princeton-HBCU Research Alliance

Jackson State University was among 10 universities to be selected for a research collaboration project with Princeton University. Partnering with several other HBCUs including Spelman College, Howard University and Prairie View A&M University, the Princeton Alliance for Collaborative Research and Innovation engages in groundbreaking research spanning across multiple fields including natural sciences, social sciences, humanities and engineering taking on some of most pressing issues challenging society.

Working collaboratively with the Division of Research and Economic Development at JSU,

both professor Nihar Pradhan, Ph.D, JSU associate professor in physics Gloria Billingsley, Ph.D. JSU professors of public policy and administration are slated to participate in the project attributing the university’s research investment and interest into the program.

Pradham’s research focuses primarily on renewable energy and how developing high energy story devices utilizing specific two-dimensional materials can aid in enhancing energy storage capacitors and maintain high energy density.

JSU joins Grow with Google’s HBCU Career Readiness program

Jackson State University joined the Grow with Google HBCU Career Readiness Program, an initiative to help educate Black college students at over 30 HBCUs and prepare them for the workforce through the acquisition of digital skills training and career workshops.

The program was made possible through a $3 million investment into the Thurgood Marshall College Fund and hopes to equip more than 100,000 HBCU students with industry-level skills by 2025. Starting in 2020, the Grow with Google program provides HBCU career centers with funding and a semester-long-in-person and online digital skills program. Some of the various topics the students will be able to engage in include design thinking, project management and professional brand building.

JSU partners with Microsoft TechSpark initiative to expand cybersecurity readiness program

Jackson State University partnered this year with Microsoft to jumpstart the company’s new TechSpark initiative designed to accelerate digital equity and support inclusive economic opportunities within the STEM field. The primary focus of this initiative is to provide collaborating partners with digital skills training, job opportunities in STEM and industryrelevant computer science education.

Within the four-pronged initiative, Microsoft contributed financial support to the JSU College

of Science, Engineering, and Technology in an effort to expand the cybersecurity program that builds workforce development opportunities for JSU students. JSU aims to recruit and train at least 100 students in the field of cybersecurity, exposing them to internship opportunities that will also lend assistance in providing a practical, real-world experience.

Fulbright Recipient explores wireless communications strategies in developing countries

Earning the prestigious opportunity to conduct meticulous research under the Fulbright U.S. Scholar Award, Jackson State University Professor, Ali Abu-El Humos, Ph.D. looks forward to bridging the gap between academic and research opportunities for JSU students and study abroad programs.

Over the course of 10 months, Humps will work collaboratively with faculty and students from the University of Jordan on research relating to wireless communication and network remote sensing. With the University of Jordan touting a pristine background in the area of computer science specifically in border security, Humos sees this as an opportunity for both institutions to engage in a mutually beneficial exchange of knowledge to develop curriculum. Entering into his 17th year of teaching at JSU, Humos looks forward to adding Jordan to the list of countries available for JSU students interested in pursuing study abroad research programs.

JSU Professor Kofi Barima, recipient of Fulbright U.S. Scholar Award

History Professor Kofi R. Barima, Ph.D., is one of three Jackson State University professors to receive the prestigious Fulbright U.S. Scholar Award for the 2022-2023 academic year. He will be teaching and doing research at the University of the West Indies (UWI) in Kingston, Jamaica, while working at the Institute of Caribbean Studies. Only an estimated 20% of applicants are selected to partake in the prestigious program.

“We congratulate Dr. Barima on this accomplishment. His research focuses on the different aspects of the Caribbean culture, and I expect the Fulbright experience will catapult his work to be widely valued. His articles enhance our understanding of the Caribbean experience, and I expect that Dr. Barima will be one of the premier Caribbean scholars,” said Provost and Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs Alisa Mosley, Ph.D.

Barima has dedicated decades of his life to researching West African and Caribbean history and spiritual retention. The Jamaica native developed an interest in African and Caribbean history at a young age.

Professor named Fulbright recipient aims to target adolescents’ mental illnesses

Jackson State University professor Amal Mitra, DrPH, is a recipient of the 2022-2023 Fulbright-Nehru Academic and Professional Excellence Award. He will participate in a six-month project in India to study the psychological implications of COVID-19 on adolescents within developing countries.

“I congratulate Dr. Mitra on the second Fulbright award. Indeed, the global focus on public health is warranted. Much of our international advances in public health center on practices tested in India. I look forward to Dr. Mitra implementing his best practices with JSU public health initiatives,” said Provost and Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs Alisa Mosley, Ph.D.

Carrying a wealth of research experience in both the fields of medicine and public health, Mitra responded naturally to the call to action amid the rise of COVID-19, possessing a deep understanding of epidemic control.

Department of Health, Physical Education, and Recreation received $162,230 grant from MSDH

Jackson State University College of Education and Human Development’s Department of Health, Physical Education, and Recreation has been awarded a $162,230 grant for a 20-month partnership with the Mississippi Kidney Foundation, the Mississippi Department of Health (MSDH) and the Office of Preventive Health Equity and the Health Equity Coalition of Mississippi.

The collaboration will launch the statewide project “Advancing Health Equity in Chronic Kidney Disease: Changing the Narrative to Serve Mississippi’s Most Equitable Populations,” funded in whole or in part with federal funds from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

According to the Mississippi Kidney Foundation, Mississippi ranks among the top in the nation in incidences of kidney disease. With the help of Jackson State and MSDH, the non-profit hopes to develop a week-long education health course in high schools to promote healthier living and kidney health.

JSU School of Public Health launches Bachelor of Science in public health program

Jackson State University’s Department of Health Policy & Management launched a Bachelor of Science in public health program, which will provide a sound theoretical and practical education for public health practitioners.

Jackson State University’s faculty partnered with external stakeholders in the design of an academic program meeting the demands of a changing health landscape. The result is a degree program embracing workforce needs. The new Bachelor of Science in public health program is a product of the Governor’s Emergency Education Relief Fund (GEER) funds project

between JSU and Mississippi College. Last year, JSU and Mississippi College received $5 million for a joint venture to promote and protect population health.

With the demand for public health practitioners rapidly increasing, JSU Department Chair of Health Policy and Management Russell L. Bennett, Ph.D., expects the program to serve as the foundation for innovative strategies and interventions necessary for addressing health issues prevalent in society.

Jackson Community Prevention awarded $304,488 grant renewal towards substance abuse program in West Jackson

Metro

Jackson State University’s Metro Jackson Community Prevention Coalition Department (MJCPC) had it's Substance Abuse Prevention Block Grant renewed by the Mental Health Bureau of Alcohol and Drug Services. The department is slated to receive $304,488 for the 2022-23 fiscal year.

This year’s renewal marked MJCPC’s 31st year to receive funding in the field of substance abuse prevention. The purpose of the grant is to provide evidence-based substance abuse prevention services to local schools,

colleges and communities. Metro Jackson services K-12 schools, colleges and the collective Jackson community.

MJCPC was originally formed in 1995 under the Center for Substance Abuse Prevention (CSAP) Community Prevention initiative. The Coalition is an expansion of an earlier CSAP five-year Community Partnership initiative, “Jackson Takes a Stand Community Partnership.”

Henry Thompson, MJCPC project director

T.J. Mayfield, executive director of MS Kidney Foundation, and James Robinson, Ph.D., chair of the Department of Health, Physical Education, and Recreation.

Alumniprofiles

ALUM CREDITS JSU FOR FAMILY FORTUNE

ackson State University alumnus and business owner Howard Catchings and his late wife, Danella Catchings, have donated more than $250,000 to their alma mater. Catchings has served on the JSU Development Foundation, which works collaboratively to secure financial resources to support the university, for 27 years.

An entrepreneur, Catchings is the owner and founder of H.D. Insurance Agency in Jackson, Mississippi. His agency has contributed over $74,000 to JSU. The walls of his 4,800-squarefoot State Street office are covered with hundreds of medals, plaques and certificates of achievement. A man who pursues greatness, Catchings views Jackson State as a source of great things.

"JSU has really provided ways for people to grow. A JSU degree gets you in the door no matter where you come from. Jackson State is the same as the other eight (state-supported) universities in the state of Mississippi," he said.

During a segregated nation and city, Catchings grew up in the neighborhood encompassing JSU. With a philanthropic and communitydriven spirit, a teenage Catchings made trips to the store for the elderly.

He was driven by the belief that only two types of people could wear ties, preachers or teachers, and he chose to become a teacher. He also became a lifeguard and swim coach, joined the newspaper and had a 17-year career as a teacher in the Jackson Public School District.

"I didn't realize that being the type of person I was during those years was developing me for the future," said Catchings, a lifetime member of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc. in the Jackson alumni chapter. He served as the first Black chairman of the Metro Jackson Chamber of Commerce, to name one of the many community organizations to which he has volunteered his time, and is the first Black person to become a member of the Country Club of Jackson.

In the 1960s, he started his career with the Jackson Public Schools and began selling

insurance policies to families and businesses. Upon receiving his first paycheck as a teacher, Catchings withdrew 200 one-dollar bills and hurried home to show his two brothers and mother.

With laughter, Catchings described sitting on the living room floor and making it "rain money." As a teacher, he made $3,200 annually, so $200 was a significant amount for him and his family at the time.

Catchings shared his love for Jackson State with his late wife, Danella, of 50 years, whom he met at JSU. His wife was a transfer STEM major student from Dillard University. The couple has four children: Sebrena Catchings, Howard Douglas Catchings IV, James Brownridge-Catchings and Daniel Catchings. All four siblings followed in their parents' footsteps and graduated from JSU. Catchings has established college funds for all nine of his grandchildren with the only stipulation that they must attend Jackson State.

Catchings believes his family fortune, including his children and grandchildren,

ALUMNI COUPLE POURS INTO FUTURE TIGERS

stem from his education at Jackson State. Every JSU alumnus should be grateful for the opportunity to attend the university, he believes.

"Everything you do today is because of Jackson State. If you need a job, they will first ask you if you have a college degree. You're going to say ‘Yes,"’ he said. "Jackson State is just a part of my life and my children's lives. My wife's, too, even though she is deceased now."

Catchings plans to continue to support the university and help expand the campus beyond its current borders so that even more students can experience and thrive at JSU.

"I give to the place that got me where I am today,” he said.

The Pittmans contribute to JSU because they believe in the university, its faculty, staff and alumni.

"Through the grace and mercy of God, we have been successful in all endeavors we have pursued in our lives, and we extend appreciation to this prestigious institution. It is imperative for my wife, Alma, and I to give back by investing in a university that was built on elevation and empowerment," said Winston Pittman.

Winston Pittman is the president and CEO of Pittman Enterprise, the sixth-largest auto group in the nation, according to Black Enterprise Magazine. A board member of the Toyota/ Lexus Minority Dealers Association, he has served in leadership positions for the National Association of Minority Automobile Dealers and the University of Louisville Board of Overseers.

She is the recipient of numerous awards and has established faith-based programs to promote wellness.

Among her many accomplishments, Alma Pittman serves as vice-chair of the Board of Trustees at HBCU Simmons College and is board member of Candler Hospital in Savannah, Georgia.

The Pittmans understand the importance of financial assistance for students.

"This partnership provides an opportunity to help others who lack financial resources to attend school. Jackson State, which means the world to me, is among several places we give back to make a difference in the lives of our young people," Alma Pittman said.

or more than a decade, Jackson State University alumni and entrepreneurs Alma and Winston Pittman, Ph.D., have consistently contributed to the university, particularly to the Department of Entrepreneurship and Business Management in the College of Business.

Their donation of $250,000 toward the development of the department met the requirements for a 100% percent gift match established by the U.S. Department of Education Title III program, bringing the total in contributions to $500,000.

A native of Grenada, Mississippi, Winston Pittman majored in business with a concentration in accounting at JSU. He is an active member of the Jackson State University National Alumni Association, Inc.

Alma Pittman, a native of Yazoo City, Mississippi, attended Hinds Community College and majored in nursing. She completed her clinical training at the University of Mississippi Medical Center and at a medical center in Albuquerque, New Mexico. She began her career at St. Dominic-Jackson Memorial Hospital in Jackson, Mississippi, worked at Baptist Hospital in Louisville, Kentucky and then joined the medical team at Caretenders.

In 2011, the Pittmans received the JSU Entrepreneur of the Year Award. In 2012, the university honored them with the naming of the Winston R. Pittman and Alma Dent Pittman Auditorium in the College of Business. Both Alma and Winston Pittman received a Doctorate of Humane Letters degree during JSU’s 140th Spring Commencement and were described by then-interim JSU President Rod Paige as "philanthropic spirits" with a stellar track record of entrepreneurial success.

promotion Tenure

Promotion and Tenure Awarded during the 2021-2022 year, effective the 2022-2023 year:

Felicite Noubissi Kamdem, Ph.D.

Tenured and Promoted to Associate Professor

Department of Biology

Qilin Dai, Ph.D.

Tenured and Promoted to Associate Professor

Department of Chemistry, Physics, and Atmospheric Sciences

Remata Reddy, Ph.D.

Promoted to Professor

Department of Chemistry, Physics, and Atmospheric Sciences

Nihar Prahan, Ph.D.

Tenured and Promoted to Associate Professor

Department of Chemistry, Physics, and Atmospheric Sciences

Yongfeng Zhao, Ph.D.

Tenured and Promoted Associate Professor

Department of Chemistry, Physics, and Atmospheric Sciences

RaShell Smith-Spears, Ph.D.

Promoted to Professor

Department of English, Foreign Languages, and Speech Communication

Pictured left to right: Rashell Smith-Spears, Ph.D., Felicite Noubissi Kamdem, Ph.D., and Qilin Dai, Ph.D. (Photo by Charles A. Smith/JSU)

Alumni Notes

Natasha Scruggs, Esq. launched her first collegiate Future Black Lawyers Institute (FBLI) at her alma mater, Jackson State University. The two-day workshop exposed JSU students to local lawyers and judges, along with resume’ building and LSAT preparations. She founded the organization, JustUs System Incorporated, in 2016 that hosts FBLI camps and worshops to inspire young minority student to pursue a career in law. Upon completion of the workshop, she awarded each participant a stipend to pay for their LSAT exams.

Jonas “DJ Jonasty” Adams has been appointed director of National Public Radio’s (NPR) flagship show, “All Things Considered.” He is responsible for making sure that the behind-thescenes production is seamless. “All Things Considered” is a weekly show led by five hosts presenting breaking news from around the globe and offering a combination of commentaries, analysis, interviews and features. He earned a bachelor’s degree from Jackson State University before beginning a more than two-decade career in radio broadcasting.

Christopher Windfield is a JSU alumnus who is turning the city of Jackson into a personal canvas. The artist has numerous murals located throughout the capital city paying homage to Black Mississippi legends. The award-winning artist and filmmakers latest work is featured in the newly renovated Baymont Hotel located on Briarwood Drive in Jackson. He painted four murals inside the halls of the hotel honoring Mississippi musicians, athletes, civil rights activists, leaders and the historic city of Jackson.

Oluwaranti “Ranti” Akiyode, Pharm.D was named dean of the College of Pharmacy at Howard University, after serving as the interim dean of the College of Pharmacy since July 2022. Akiyode and has taught at Howard University for 21 years.

The JSU alumna has extensive administrative experience and a long record of advancing diabetes treatment, research and education. She was the founding pharmacist at the Howard University Hospital Diabetes Treatment Center in 2007. Akiyode earned a bachelor of science degree in chemistry from Jackson State University.

Felisa Ford was featured in Time Magazine this year for her project, “Good Trouble,” a civil rights video game designed to engage the user in an immersive experience teaching them about the history of social justice and civil rights. “Good Trouble,” a part of the education edition of the popular 3-D video game, Minecraft, has now become one of the most globally downloaded video games within the Minecraft community.

Willis Lyons was selected as a finalist in the 2023 John. A. Knauss Marine Policy Fellowship, one of the most distinguished U.S. fellowships in the field of marine policy. Lyons credits his passion for marine study to the early foundation established at JSU, along with the several professors who assisted in shaping his future career trajectory.

Since 1979, the Knauss fellowship has provided more than 1,500 early career professionals with the opportunity to work in federal government to assist in shaping legislative policy and diversifying the perspectives at both the executive and legislative branches of government.

JELANI C. ZARIF, Ph.D., M.S., received a Robert E. Meyerhoff professorship at Johns Hopkins University. Zarif is one of two recipients of the professorship awarded to junior faculty with exceptional promise, exemplary records of academic achievement in medicine and a demonstrated commitment to increasing opportunities for under-represented minorities and breaking down stereotypes.

Zarif is an assistant professor of oncology at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine’s Sidney Kimmel Comprehensive Cancer Center. He is also a member of the Bloomberg-Kimmel Institute for Cancer Immunotherapy.

A Chicago native, Zarif obtained both his B.S. and M.S. degrees from Jackson State University and then earned his Ph.D. in cell and molecular biology from Michigan State University. He then completed two post-doctoral fellowships at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine.

He has been the recipient of several research awards, including the Prostate Cancer Foundation’s Young Investigator award, The Patrick C. Walsh Prostate Cancer Research Fund, Department of Defense Translational Research award and the NCI K22 Career Transition award.

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Alumni, friends, corporations, foundations and organizations continue to provide invaluable support for scholarships, academic programs, facility upgrades and other needs. Indeed, it is our donors, including some who choose to remain anonymous, who help maintain the foundation on which great futures for Jackson State University students are built. The Department of Advancement Services makes every effort to verify the accuracy of its Honor Roll of Donors. If your name does not appear, is listed in the incorrect category, or is misspelled, please call 601-979-2282.

We thank you for your loyalty and generosity.

$100,000 and above

FedEx

Vivian Gorden

John L. Nau

Bob and Denise Owens

The First Bank

W. K. Kellogg Foundation

$50,000-$99,999

Alpha Kappa Alpha Education

Advancement Foundation, Inc.

AmeriGroup MS

Enbridge, Inc.

Greater Pearlie Grove Missionary

Baptist Church

Lockheed Martin Corporation

James E. O’Bannon

Pinelake Baptist Church

Robert M Hearin Foundation

Joe N. Tatum

The Benevity Community

Impact Fund

Marcus Thompson

$25,000-$49,999

Patrick L. Allen

AT&T Corporation

BankPlus

BankPlus (Ridgeland)

Linda Bryant Angotti

Capital City Beverages, Inc.

Adam Crappel

Deloitte Foundation

PLLC Durrell Design Group

James R. Feehan

Sharon D. Harris

JSU Association of Alumni

Athletes

Robert E. Kelly

Jerry L. Kennedy

Mississippi Power Foundation

Ellen Morris Prewitt

Nissan North America

Marc O’Ferrall

Oracle America Inc.

Thomas and Ellen Prewitt, Jr.

Arthur Rabin

Schwab Charitable Fund

Shell Oil Company Foundation

Sodexo Magic

Southwestern Athletic Conference

The P3 Group, Inc.

Tiger Fund Athletic Association

Trustmark National Bank

Julie Tyler

Union Pacific Foundation

Stephanie White Redmond

Sr. Foundation Winston & Alma Pittman

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Luther W. Williams

$10,000 - $24,999

AJA Management & Technical Services

American Association of Geographers

James M. Anderson

Tarita L. Benson Davis

Malcolm M. Black

BP Foundation

Brown Bottling Group, Inc.

C Spire

Albert and Lucille Calvin

Clyde and Jasmin Chapman

Margaret Clark

Timothy Coleman

Toni D. Cooley

William Cooley

John Crossman

CSpire Foundation

Davaine Lighting

Diageo North America, Inc.

Entergy Services, Inc.

Lynn Evans

E C and Velvelyn Foster

Rhonda Grass-Fulgham

Rosie J. Harper

Annie R. Harris Slaughter

LLC Holtmann Properties

Jackson Medical Mall Foundation

Gregory Johnson

JSU Dallas-Fort Worth

Alumni Chapter

JSU National Alumni Association, Inc.

Leo W. Seal Family Foundation

Lockheed Martin Corporation Foundation

Molson Coors Beverage Company

Morgan Stanley Global Impact

Funding Trust

Alisa L. Mosley

Mu Xi Omega Chapter of Alpha

Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.

Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc.

Grand Chapter

Andrew Pardoll

Darryl and Laverne Pilate

Antonio L. Pittman

Thaddeus Reed

Chad D. Riley

Stanley J. Sims

Pasqual Slaughter

Spring ‘81 Heroes

Tiffany Temple

The Jackson Pan Hellenic Council

Bernice S. Thompkins

Union Pacific Corporation

Waggoner Engineering, Inc.

Kimberly A. Wash-Blasingame

Frazier K. and Miki R Wilson

$5,000 - $9,999

Anonymous (Faculty/Staff)

American Honda Motor Co., Inc.

Anheuser Busch Companies, Inc.

Atmos Energy

Ezra Baker

Malcolm Q. Barnes

Virginia B. Bayless

Cortez D. Bryant Butler Snow LLP

Canfor Southern Pine

CenterPoint Energy Matching Gifts Program

Teyana N. Chaney

Coleman, Alexander, Prosser Foundation, Inc.

Community Foundation for Mississippi

Lawrence Cotton

Robert Crear

Katrina Davis

Benjamin F. and Diane T. Davis

Ronald P. Davis

Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc.

State of Mississippi

Environmental Management Plus, Inc.

ExxonMobil Development

Willie S. Farmer

Tommie F. Farmer

Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund

Richard Gaines

Golden Class of 1970

Cynthia Gordon-Henry

Hancock Whitney Bank

Martha A. Hearns

Constance C. Holmes

Jimmie R. Horton

Housing Authority of the City of Prichard

Tyree Irving

Malcolm D. Jackson

Greg and Annette H Johnson

Guyna G. Johnson

Brian K. Johnson

Guyla G. Johnson

Josten J. Day Foundation

JSU Meridian/Lauderdale

Alumni Chapter

JSU Metro Atlanta Alumni Chapter

Juanita Sims Doty Foundation

LLC KEMCO

Kennedy Behavioral Health Center

Ruby J. Kenney

Eloise C. Liddell

Herbert L. Loving

Albertine McDougal

John W. McGowan

Metropolitan Bar & Grille LLC

MJT Integrated Systems Solutions, Inc.

Leonard N. Moore

Mark A. Newsome

Noman and Emmy Lou Illges

Foundation

Karmyn Norwood

PepsiCo Foundation

Derek D. and Latonya R. Polk

Porter’s Insurance Agency

Prichard Housing Corporation II

Walter L. Reed

Carlton W. and Lora K Reeves

Renasant Bank

Jr. Foundation Rupert H. Johnson

Alesha K. Russey

S&P Global Foundation

Robert C. Scott

Magnoria E. Smothers

Eugene F. Stewart

Thelma J. Strong

Texas Instruments Foundation

Gregory O. Thompson

Doris Tribune-Brown

James E. Turner

Byron A. and Sherrilynn Turner

Sonda N. White

Ashley Wicks

Rhea C. Williams-Bishop

Tammy Y. Witherspoon

Antwon D. and Constance Woods

Worth Thomas Foundation

Caroline Wright

$1,000 to $4,999

100 Black Men of Jackson

44 Flickering Flames

901 Vascular

AARP, Inc.

Abbvie

Emma Adams

Cinda J. Adams

Michael D. Adams

Affordable Transportation Services

Fred W. Aldridge

Angela Allison

Alpha Delta Zeta Chapter of

Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc.

Alpha Kappa Alpha South

Eastern Region

Ameriprise Financial

Barbara Amos

Martin L. Anderson

Jeremy L. Anderson

Nancy Andrews

Anonymous

Claretha Anthony

Gregory A. Antoine

Rose H. Austin

Steve Azar

Renee Bailey

Baker Services

Bancorp South

Pamela G. Banks

Fred L. and Pamela G Banks

Donnie E. Banyard

George E. and Doris J. Barnes

Mary H. Beamer

LaShawnda Bernucho

Beta Alpha Chapter of Omega Psi

Phi Fraternity

Beta Gamma Boule Foundation

Beverage Association

Marrice G. Biggers

Daphne Bilbrew

Sarah L. Binion

Grace Bishop

Barbara A. Blackmon

Stanley Blackmon

Leon C. Bland

Blue Bengal Athletic Association

Ivy L. Boggs

Gregory Bolton

Miki R. Bolton Wilson

Jozelle V. Booker

Sebetha L. Booker

Paula Boone

Frances L. Booth

Mary Ann A. Bosley

Willie M. Bozeman

Robert L. Braddy

Linda M. Braddy

Bradley Arant Boult

Cummings LLP

Mary A. Brewster Perry

Janice A. Brockley

Richard L. Brooks

Cornell W. and Hertha

Janice Brooks

Thomas A. Brown

Jacqueline S. Brown

Claude and Patricia Brown

C. Jerome Brown

Sue R. Brown Clark

Eva M. Bruce

Robbie J. Bryant

James Buffett

Laurie Buffett McGuane

Namandje Bumpus

Amy Burks-Berry

Ralph E. Burns

Otha Burton

Vonda R. Bush

Cledus J. Bynum

Sandy L. Byrd

Katherine L. Cage

John Calvin

Almesha L. Campbell

Valerie R. Campbell

Larry D. Camper

Billy E. and Dorothy Carcamo

Clarence A. Carr

Theodore W. Caruthers

Alveno N. Castilla

Howard D. and Danella

Brownridge Catchings

James Ceranti

Clara Chaney

Vinson Chatman

Chevron Humankind Matching

Gift Program

Christopher L. Citchens

Chauncey Citchens

Jennetta L. Clark

Claude Rashad McCants

Foundation

Clinton MS Alumnae Chapter

Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.

Kenn D. Cockrell

Veronica M. Cohen

Wayne Cohen

Christopher H. Coleman

Pearl Coleman

College Hill Baptist Church

Thaddeus L. Collins

Cory Collins

Community Foundation of

Greater Huntsville

Elaine M. Coney

ConocoPhillips Company

Robert L. Cook

James E. Covington

Clarissa Creagh

David Creamer

Meredith W. Creekmore

Gus Crittle

Betty Crouther

Helen J. Crump

Steven G. Cunningham

Patrina R. Dace

Dallas Printing, Inc.

Gwendolyn A. Darty

Dyrren and Tarita L. Davis

Ella J. Davis

Vernora S. Davis

Nathaniel Davis

Perry N. Davis

Kamela Davis

Elaine Davis

Leslie Davis

Livia V. Davis-Jefferies

Dell Inc.

Delta Research and Educational Foundation

Delta Wings

Willie Denard

Denny’s Inc.

Mitchell and Deborah F. Dent

Department of Finance & Administration

Doris A. Derby

Nedra DeSavieu

Reginald G. Devaul

Deviney Construction

Kermit Dilworth

Lois Dilworth

Matthew D. Dockins

Cecelia A. Dorsey

Martin Doss

Juanita S. Doty

Eddie R. Downing

LLC Dr. Doris Gary Consulting

Adrienne C. Dumas

Darlene W. Dungee

Judy Dunlap

Greg Durrell

Brian L. Easley

Ebony Pearl Foundation, Inc.

Latonya B. Edmond

Monta J. Ellis

Ellucian Company LP

Howard and Debra A. Estes

Billie S. Fair

John A. Fairman

Fellows Alumni Foundation of JSU, Inc.

Ruby N. Ferguson-Hendricks

Jean P. Ficklin

Joe Fleming

Brandon G. Florence

Sarah L. Foote

Lula Forbes

Jessica R. Fordham

Dorothy S. Foster

Jimmie Lewis and Golda Franklin

Elizabeth R. Franklin

Hattie L. Frazier

Friends of Bennie Thompson

Cinta D. Fuller

Dorothy M. Funches

Deborah J. Gambrell Chambers

Ruben Gentry

Alfreada Gibson

Jimmie Giles

Doris O. Ginn

Metra Gipson

Paul D. Gipson

Larry Goodwin

Google, Inc.

Janace H. Goree

Maryemma Graham

James E. and Bettye R. Graves Jr.

Bill Gray

Johnnie P. Gray

Elizabeth W. Gray

Greater Fairview Missionary Baptist Church

Jonte Greer

Denise G. Gregory

Barbara J. Griffin

Johnnie L. Gross

Keydron K. Guinn

Obra V. Hackett

Eddie L. Hairston

Mani Hairston

Anthony Hales

Charles E. and Adell F. Hall

Catherine O. Hall Costict

Legert Hamilton

Jonathan F. Handy

Teresa D. Harding-Wesley

Robert C. Harris

Eunice M. Harris

Rodney O. Harris

Carylon Harris

Leonard L. Harris

Wade M. Harris

Lasonya R. Harris Hall

Myleme O. Harrison

Brendolyn K. Hart-Glover

Hattie’s Chicken and Waffles LLC

Justin Haydel

W. C. Hayes

Avis E. Haynes

Paula E. Haynes Hicks

Avis L. Heath

Solomon Henderson

Demetrice Hereford

Clare L. Hester

June F. Hill

Calvin S. and June Falconer Hill

Shondrick Hill

W. Christine Hinton-Lee

Kodi D. Hobbs

Clarice H. Hobbs-Johnson

David E. Holliday

Albert J. Holmes

Yolanda Hood

Charles E. Hooker

Hope Credit Union

Yvonne R. Horton

Lindsey Horton

Rosella L. Houston

D’An M. Howard-Carter

Hubbards Vacuum Sales and Service Inc.

Thomas K. Hudson, J.D.

Charles Hull

Charles R. and Fannie T. Hunt

Florida C. Hyde

Hydro Flow Solutions

April Idleburg

IGT Global Solutions

Charles B. and Akilah I Irvin

J&J Associates, Inc.

Ramon L. Jackson

Lisa M. Jackson

Eric D. Jackson

George T. Jackson

Henry L. Jackson

Sherman E. Jackson

Jackson Area Federal

Credit Union

Lori J. Jackson Evans

George T. and Debra L. Jackson, Jr.

Annie L. Jacobs

Rosalie James

Tammie J. Jefferson

Natasha Jeffries

Velma Jenkins

Andrew Jenkins

Brandon K. and Amy L. Johnson

Keisha Johnson

Charles G. Johnson

Maxine Johnson

Omar K. Johnson

Amber Johnson

Annette Johnson

Levette Johnson

Marlene L. Johnson

Silvanus P. Johnson

Fred Jonas

Roy L. Jones

David A. and Muriel B. Jones

Linda I. Jones

Girtie S. Jones

Ruby J. Jones

Zyndall Jones

Velina Jones-Dixon

Tommy R. Jordan

JP Morgan Chase Foundation

JSU Greater Washington D.C. Area

Alumni Chapter, Inc.

JSU Madison County Alumni

Chapter

JSU Midwest Region of JSUNAA

JSU Milwaukee Alumni Chapter

JSU SE Virginia Alumni Chapter

JSU South Florida Alumni

Chapter

JThompson and Associates

Eun Mee Ju

Kalamazoo Community Foundation

Kaleidoscope of Learning

Kappa Alpha Psi Faternity Inc

LLC Karry L. Young Development

Shannon D. Kelly-Woods

Randolph Kennedy

Jessica Kennedy Vickers

Hyun C. Kim

Lula T. King

Michael Kingston

Michael and Evelyn Kingston

Mario R. Kirksey

Kusche Sports Group

L.A.D. Engineering Technologies

Katrina R. Lackey-Davis

Lake Caroline Golf Club

John Large

John and Barbara S. Large

Adriana Lawton

Albert D. Leason

Eddie Lee

Mitchell D. Lee

Dexter L. Lee

Marjorie K. Lee

Legacy Ford of McDonough

Larry Leggett

Laura K. Lewis

Monica S. Lewis

Cornelia A. Liggans

Livingston Road Community Foundation

Debra Lloyd

Feleica A. Lockhart-Wilson

Frank J. Logan

Robert K. Long

David L. Lovelady

LuLu’s Love Fund

Jeff Lynch

PLLC M3A Architecture

David L. Mallard

Gregory D. Manogin

Alfred Lionell and Dalre’ Martin

Alfred L. and Dalre’ Martin

Sharon Martin

Stacey Matthews

Mayo Mallette PLLC

McCann Memorial Temple COGIC

Roslind McCoy Sibley

Gloria A. McCray Watson

Preselfannie W. McDaniels

Debra McGee

Randy McKee

Leslie-Burl McLemore

Johnny McRight

Cynthia A. Melvin

Jenise B. Menshew

Merrill Lynch

Peter Merriman

Brenda Middleton

Carol Miller-Lawson

Benita F. Monix

Richard Monroe

James Montgomery

Emma G. Moore

Marva H. Moore

Lakiaus A. Moore

Charley R. Morris

Melissa Morton

Mount Nebo Baptist Church

Sam Mozee

Sedric D. Myers

Rebecca Myles

Jerry L. Nash

National Black College Alumni

Hall of Fame

National Christian Foundation -Alabama

John D. Neal

Christopher D. and Tonya Neely

DeWanda D. Nelson

Network for Good

New York Life Insurance Company

LaVerne A. Nichols

Willie and Gladis Nichols

Robert E and Earlexia Norwood

Mikhaella Norwood

Orbit Transportation

Calvin D. and Barbara R. Ousby

William Overton

Marcia A. Owens

Yolanda R. Owens

Jody E. Owens

Dana K. Pace

Roderick R. Paige

Billy D. Paige

Rubbie S. Patrick-Herring

Frank K. Patterson

Douglas F. Paulsen

Sharla D. Payton

Eddie and Rica Payton

Howard and Beverly A. Peavie

Cassie Pennington

John A. Peoples

* Deceased Donors

Chatham H. Phillips

Irma J. Plaxico

PNCHS Class of 1969

Norris and Auwilda M. Polk

Kesia T. Pope

Lorene R. Portis

Bonita D. Powell

Sarah Pride

Prostate Cancer Foundation

Will C. Pugh

Brian A. and Dominique Pugh

Mitchell P. Purdy

Quadrint, Inc.

Montaviest T. Qualls

Vanessa Quinn

Quinn Healthcare PLLC

Wade A. Rakes

Barbara L. Rascoe

Thandika M. Rawls

Richard and Edith S. Rayford

Reddy Jana Sangha Foundation

Regions Bank

Rho Lambda Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.

Robert A. Rhymes

David Richardson

Christy Riddle

Rissah Temple NO 130

A.E.A.O.N. MS

Bobbie Y. Robinson

DeAirah Robinson

Felicia B. Robinson

Jacob Robinson

Rodney A. Phillips Plumbing

Service

Alice S. Rooks

Denice R. Ruffin

Richard L. Russell

John B. Sampson

John B. Sampson

Alix and Betty W. Sanders

Sanderson Farms, Inc.

Kurt Scheppmann

Terry Scott

Monica Scott

Delie Shepard

John L. Shoemake

Charles E. Silas

Joyce B. Simelton

Derrick T. Simmons

PLLC Simmons and Simmons

Simmons Consulting Firm

James E and Ellina L. Sims

Josephine Skipper Bailey

Walter A. Smith

Candice N. Smith

Sharion Smith

Richard W. Smith

Robert Smith

Richard Smith

Robert Smith

Yolonda Smith

Herman D. and Doris N. Smith

Sonepar Management US, Inc.

Charles H. Spann

Eddie L. and Norweida Spencer

St. James Baptist Church

St. John M.B. Church

St. Luke Baptist Church

Alice Stamps

Stamps & Stamps

State Farm Companies

Foundation

John L. Steel

Jerutha S. Steptoe-Stowers

Oleta Stokes

Henry L. and Mattie Stovall

Strategic Systems, Inc.

Justin R. Straughter

Milton Suggs

Betty M. Sullivan

Esther D. Sutton

Shelton Swanier

Hubert L. Tate

Gloria Tatum

Richard L. Taylor

Sheila Taylor

Murlene T. Taylor

James K. Terry

Ryan S. Terry

LLC TFGroup

The Community Foundation of Macon County

The Dayton Foundation

The Kirkland Group

The Links, Inc.

The Mark A Dawson Family

Giving Fund

The Taylor Group, Inc

Theta Sigma Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority

Mamie M. Thomas

Willie H and Gloria J. Thomas Sr.

Jacquelyn Thomas-Miller

Stacey Thompson

Brenda Kaye M. Thompson

Aaron J. Thompson

Hugh R. Thompson

Thurgood Marshall Scholarship Fund

TIAA

James V. Tillman

Nellie W. Tolliver

Willie A. Travis

Terence Travis

Jamie Travis

Truth Initiative

Bonnie J. Turner

James T. Turner

Sherrilynn Turner

Earnestine Turner

KB Turner

Jerry Turner

Timothy Turner

Christian O. Varnado

Allen P. Vital

W.L. Burle Engineers

Merrill Wade

Herbert P. Wade

Joyce D. Wade Hamme

Maggie M. Wade-Dixon

Leroy G. Walker

Tom Wallace

Randy T. Warner

Christina S. Wash

William H. Washington

Daniel Watkins

Joan M. Watkins

Vera D. Watson

Stephanie Watts

Demareo J. and Latoya P Webb

Kethia M. Webber

Anthony L. Webster

Cassandra L. Welchlin

James W. West

Joyce White

Tiffani N. White

Mary M. White

Anthony D. Wilcher

Kim Wilkes

Lillian A. Wilkinson-Maynor

Hill Williams

Dexter Williams

Joeann Williams

Jackie L. Williams

James Williams

Shonda Williams

Bobbie J. Wilson

Dura Wilson

JoAnn Wilson-Johnson

Tony A. Winters

Raymond C. Woodfork

Damon L. Woodfork

Jarvis C. Woods

Robert L. Woodson

Demetrice Wraggs

Victor T. Wyatt

Rosetta S. Young

Karry L. Young

Calvin E. Younger

$500 - $999

Korey B. Adams

Shelton Allison

Allstate Foundation

AmazonSmile Foundation

Thelma M. Anderson

Winston C. Anderson

Anderson United Methodist Church

Kenneth A. Archer

Antoinette Archer

Tina Austin

Milton T. Austin

Junior C. Bailey

Margaret L. Bailey

Mamie L. Ballard-Crockett

Johnnie Barnes

Daphne D. Barnes

Sharon A. Barnett-Myers

Webster F. Bartee

Edith Bartley

Yvonne F. Bayne

Chris Bell

Kimberly A. Bethea

Louis and Bettye Beverly

Cheryl Bibb

Dena D. Bilbrew

Lillie Bingham

Aubrey Bland

Leon C. Bland

Carnell Bolden

Carylon B. Bolden Harris

Jairus J. Boone

Stacy S. Boone

Jermarcus M. Bounds

Dennis L. Bowman

Rhonda L. Brent

Annie S. Brew

Kimberly Brewer

Joseph Bright

Enzie Broadsheet

Perry Brooks

Emelle Broome

Barbara A. Brown

Bonnie J. Brown

Calvin L. Brown

Cherise N. Brown

Calvin L. and Dian Brown

Randall C. Bunley

Stephon L. Burks

Arthur L. Burnett

Sharelle K. Burns

Nicole Burton

Pamela Bydon-Bunker

Natalie A. Bynum

Cade Chapel M. B. Church

Martina Caldwell

Reginald Calhoun

Gwendolyn Caples

William C. Carroll

Robert Carter

Sheila F. Carter

Fulton Ellis and Artrie L. Caston

LLC CCC Tax Services

Natalie Chadwell

Patricia A. Chaffin

Vinson Chapman

Jasmin Chapman

Geraldine Cherry

Darryl E. Christmon

Causie H. Clay

Nicole Clinkscales

Clyde C. Coleman

Doneisha Coleman

Musette Collier Edwards

Augustus L. Collins

Elise Cook

Willie Cooper

Lovell M. Cox

James Creaghan

Ronnie Crudup

Mary E. Crump

McKenzie Crump

LLC C-T To The 5th

Calvin C. and Yvonne Cunning

Randy Dandridge

Shannon K. Daniels

Thomas Daugherty

Ebonee Davis

Emerson Davis

Rita J. Davis

Natalie R. Davis-Winkfield

Andre’ Dennis

Jimmie Denson

Lydia N. Didia

Carolyn M. Dillard

Elinor Draine

Derra H. Dukes

Michael Easter

Mar Elks

Gloria Escher Dilworth

Donnie Fareed

Michelle Ferguson

Laviesta L. Ferrell

Eltorry Ficklin

Curtiscile Flemon-Pepper

Aisha D. Fletcher

Bennie E. Florence

Velvelyn Foster

Shawanna Fowler

Hillman T. and Jean C Frazier

James A. Garner

Doris C. Gary

Kelvin L. Gates

Roosevelt Gentry

Deirdre R. Gibbs

Vetra A. Gipson

Patricia Glover

Charles Goldsmith

Loria B. Gordon

Janelle J. Graham

Jabari A. Graham

Greater Tabernacle Ministries

Lucille A. Green

Jason Greener

Deuntae L. Greenfield

Lashasa S. Griffin

Dorothy Gross

Stacey Haggard

Alfred L. and Lasonya Y. Hall

Alia L. Hall

Jesse T. Hall

Gwendolyn H. Handy

LLC Hang Media

Wattine M. Hannah

Mary I. Hardy

John A. Harkless

Margera J. Harris

Margaret J. Harris

Charlie and Lillian Hill Harris

Simmer Harry

Roney M. Hart-Jefferson

Danielle Hassel

Larry Hayes

HCA Foundation

Lovenso Henderson

Mark G. Henderson

Joseph L. Henderson

Alexcie A. Herbert

Patricia Hickman

Patricia Hodges

Ira P. Hodges

Michael A. Holloway

Dennis Holloway

Holmes County Chapter of JSUNAA

Maurita Horn

Lela J. Hubbard

Kenya A. Hudson

Delorise Hulitt-Love

Mattie Hunter

John Hutchison

International Community

* Deceased Donors

Ambassador Network

Archie L. Ivy

Judy C. Jackson

Mishi Jackson

Regan L. Jackson

Linda P. Jackson

Michael Jackson

Morris W. Jackson

Mozella G. Jackson

Junoesque E. Jacobs

Lachie M. Jennings

Ronald G. Johnson

Pamela D. Johnson

Dorothy M. Johnson

Cynthia F. Johnson

Ednarine Johnson

Leslie C. Johnson

Linda D. Johnson

Willie Johnson

Clarence and Elaine Johnson

Pamela Jones

Yolanda D. Jones-Mcelroy

Zelma L. Jordan-Little

JSU Byram Terry Alumni Chapter

JSU Houston Alumni Chapter

JSU Huntsville Alumni Chapter

JSU Indianapolis Alumni Chapter

Ramzi Kafoury

Alison Kelly

Robert J. Kincaid

Kinder Morgan Foundation

Alvin J. and DeJonnette G. King

Wanda King

Reginald Knox

Gloria Knuckles

Hilliard and Lillian Lackey

Jerome Lacking

Kevin D. Lavine

Gloria J. Lee

Linda Leland

Jacqueline B. Lett

Jay Lewis

Johnnie Lewis

Prince E. Lewis

Calvin C. Liddell

Kimberla M. Little

Robert E. Long

Willis Lonzer

Clarence S. Lovelady

Marcus T. Luckett

Jeanne B. Luckett

Jocelyn M. Lyons

Charmel Mack

Peter MacLeish

Martha Magee

Jeanette M. Magee

Nicholas Mallard

Alvin Marley

Darius Marshall

Haley Martin

Rayfield May

Rachel Mayes

Tasha McCullar

Caleb McDonald

Rod McDonald

Sheila McDonald-Rich

Frank McGee

Michael A. Melvin

Sharolyn E. Miller

J. Mark Miller

Paul Miller

Keith M. Moncure

Mauda L. Monger

Anthony C. Montgomery

Latoya G. Moore

Marilyn F. Moore

John F. Moore

Saeed Moorehead

Curtina Moreland-Young

Alphonzie and Gwendolyn

Morgan

Tepricka F. Morgan

Rogers B. Morris

Dana M. and Lovell M. Moton-Cox

Camp Murphy

Vounzell M. Murphy

Eddie Myers

New Bethel Missionary

Baptist Church

New Lake COCHUSA

New Life Fellowship Baptist Church

Tammie P. Norton

Sollie Norwood

Oakes Auto Group

Oakes Toyota

OGIA, Inc.

Brad Osborne

Willie G. Owens

Chris Paolini

Hollie G. Peek

Sheldan Perry

Sheldan W. Perry

Maryann Perry

Henry and Velma Pettiegrew

John F. Phillips, III

Myrick N. Polk

Allen F. Poole

Jessie O. Pope

Gailya M. Porter

Clyde M. Powell

Wesley F. Prater

Teri L. Quinn Gray

Nina Ramsey

Sonya L. Ramsey

Sababu Rashid

Walter Rayford

Raytheon Charitable Giving

Tex Red

Pamela L. Redden

Marcus K. Reed

Dallas F. Reed

Demetria B. Reed

Bonita Reed

Mary L. Reeves

Vonda Reeves

Stephen Rice

Marlon Richardson

Edward E. Roberson

D. Paul Robichaux

Bobbie Robinson

Lisa M. Ross

Sir Johnathan V. Rucker

Jeslyn Rumbold

Kentrice S. Rush

Shirley Saddler

Marian A. Sampson

Janet A. Samuel

Sanders & Sanders Funeral

Home, Inc.

John Schuhmann

Veronique Schulz

Dylester Scott

Calvin and Willie Bell Scott

Betty J. Shaw

Purvis Short

Errick D. Simmons

John Simmons

Sinclair Skinner

LLC Skyline Innovations

Barbara B. Smith

Leroy Smith

George H. Smith

Maudell Smith

Gregory and Jackie L Smith

Judy G. Smylie

Dorothy M. Stamps

STEPS Coalition

Aubery Stewart

Romericus J. Stewart

Talya Straughter

Michael L. Swanigan

Henry L. and Alma R. Tanksley

Myra Tate

Wesley Taylor

Percy L. Taylor

Donna Terracina

Fredrick Terry

Textron

The Baskin Family

Thermo Fisher Scientific

Employee Engagement Fund

Alonda N. Thomas

Barbara J. Thomas

I.D. Thompson

Mariea A. Thompson

Audrey L. Thompson

Dessie R. Thompson-Scott

Joyce K. Thornton

Andre Thornton

Rochel Y. Thornton

Toi N. Thurman

Chan Tolliver

Thanh V. Tran

Marion Tresvant

Lula M. Tripp

TRUIST

Shuana Tucker

Marvel A. Turner

Steve Turner

Adoris S. Turner

United Way of Greater Nashville

Beverly S. Wall

Angela K. Waller

Dennis M. Walls

Scott K. Wansley

Deanna Ward

Willis Washington

Carolyn S. Watkins

Jean F. Wheeler

George White

Samuel L. White

Vonda White

Tonitrice I. Wicks

Shawn Wiggins

Sharlyn Wilkinson

Jimmie L. Williams

Jacqulyn B. Williams

Elijah E. Willis

Zakiya S. Wilson-Kennedy

Tommy Winston

Daphne Winston

Cory G. Wofford

Woodforest National Bank

Shannon Woods

Sheryl W. Woods

Dionne Woody

Chanete R. Wooley

Fay J. Wooten

Ralph Wormley

Juruthin S. Woullard

Alice M. Wren-Smith

Develyn D. Wright

Debbie Wright

Moses C. Young

$100 - $499

Adekunle Abioye

Cherita D. Abney

Marwan Abouljoud

Rochelle Abram

Jamie D. Abrams

Khaled Abu-Hamdan

Brenda B. Adams

Demetria Adams

Calvin and Frankie R. Adams

Bonita Adams

Kenyetta and Erick D. Adams

Arnold B. Adams

Anthony Adams

Bryce Adams

Felicia Adams

Jannette S. Adams

Sandra Adams

Sharon Adams

Stacy H. Adams

Travoris C. Adams

Angela Addison

Clifton Addison

Tonya L. Adkism

Gwendolyn Ailes

Bolaji Ajike

AJR Insurance LLC

Ric Alexander

Tanya Alexander

Tom Alexander

Karen L. Allen

Dorian V. Allen

Deshawndra Allen

Harral J. Allen

Sharon D. Allen

Vonda D. Allen

Jarmila T. Allen Reed

Shelton Allison

Allstate Insurance Company

Cristina N. Alsop

Camarian Alston

Jacquelyn Alton

Sarah Amend

American Fidelity Foundation

Amica Insurance - Dallas Regional Office

Christopher Amos

Tiffany Amos

Tom J. Anderson

Emelda R. Anderson

Leonard J. Anderson

Priscilla T. Anderson

Lisa L. Anderson

Ronza J. Anderson

Ruby Anderson

Sue Anderson

Yokena Anderson

Brian E. Anderson

Carla H. Anderson

Corey A. Anderson

Darrell Anderson

Gregory Anderson

James Anderson

Janice M. Anderson

Jennifer F. Anderson

John R. Anderson

Jonathan A. Anderson

Joyce A. Anderson

Joyce L. Anderson

Kendall L. Anderson

Kimberly L. Anderson

Lula Anderson

Lydell L. Anderson

Morris L. Anderson

Ronza J. Anderson

Rosia Anderson

Samuel Anderson

Valerie Anderson

Traci Andrews

Brenda M. Andritsis

Pacifico Antalan

Rosalyn Anthony

Wanda Anthony

Nedra L. Anthony-Houston

Okechukwu D. Anyamele

Johnnie M. Applewhite

Angela D. Applewhite

Lanetra D. April

Bridget Archer

Della R. Archie

Mary Armanios

Drenna B. Armstrong

Larry C. Armstrong

Apryl R. Armstrong

Charles Armstrong

Christopher S. Artis

Akilah Artis

Laverne D. Ashley

Clemon Ashley

Rodney M. Ashmore

Theodore E. and Anita G. Atkinson

Mattie P. Atterberry

Curtis R. Augustine

Jeronimo Augusto

Navketan Aujla

Joe L. Austin

Siedah T. Austin

Lucius S. Austin

* Deceased Donors

Martin Austin

Kasey J. Autman

Lanier Avant

James Q. Bacchus

Terrance Bacchus

Shirley A. Bacon

Arthur Bailey

Valencia A. Bailey

Bettye Baker

Bobby Baker

Gabe Baldwin

Byron Baldwin

Leislye D. Ball

Joyce G. Ball

Darlita R. Ballard

Minty R. Ballard

Betty Bankhead

Trenton R. Banks

Ursula M. Banks

Latonia L. Banks

Earl S. Banks

Sandra D. Banyard

Jan M. Baptist

Elizabeth A. Bargains

Angela S. Barial

Geraldine T. Barial-Mannery

Robert Barkers

Michael J. Barksdale

Michael J. Barksdale

Michael J. and Glasetta R. Barksdale

Johnnie B. Barnes

Betty J. Barnes

Margarett E. Barnes

Cheryl Y. Barnes

Lloyd F. Barnes

Tony Barnes

Erica Barnes

Lathario R. Barnes

Willie H. Barnes

Sonja Barnes Oliver

Sebronette Barnes-Aborom

Toya Barnes-Teamer

G.C. Barnett

Mia C. Barney

Ian Barrett

Ahmahtzyah P. Barrett

Rosusan Bartee

George W and Eva F. Bartley

Nashunda C. Baskin

Tavin Battle

Wilbert Battle

Lasha Baylis

Eugene and Greta D. Baymon

Cheryl L. Bayne

Tyre Z. Beal

Charles J. and Galetha P. Beard

Charles Beard

Lotoya H. Beard

Veronica Beasley

Jacqueline Beasley

Johnny Beason

Princella Beatty

Sandra Beckard

Lisa M. Beckley-Roberts

Howard Bell

Jessica T. Bell

Cynthia A. Bell

Kenji L. Bell

Alecia Bell

Anthony Bell

D’Andra L. Bell

Jonise D. Bell

Kassandra A. Bell

Kenneth Bell

Rumeal D. Bell

Willie C. Bell

Tara E. Bell Hawkins

Adero M. Bell-Carter

Jamie Bell-Jackson

Vonda Belton

Larry H. Bender

Emmanuel Bendross

Linda Benfield

Kimberly K. Benford

Aisha Benford

Russell Bennett

Shavonte A. Bennett

Pat Bennett

Dedric L. Bennett

Charles E. Benson

Chelsia I. Berry

Christina M. Berry

Ida S. Berry

Georgia S. Berry

William Bettis

Rita A. Bibbs-Booth

Mary P. Bibbs-Jarrett

Melissa Bickham

Davina L. Biddle

Kenneth Bilderback

Juette Bingham

Tywanda D. Bingham

Millard J. Bingham

Marvin T. Bingham

Charles Birvin

Roger M. Bishop

Megan Bishop

Charles Bishop

Jessie R. Bishop

Loraine K. Bishop

Bishop Investment Properties Inc

Charla Blacker

Gloria P. Blackmon

Daryl Blackmon

Marian F. Blackmon

Jackie Blackwell

Matthew and Bess C. Blackwell

Patricia B. Blake

Jamuel Blakes

Ron Blanch

Gloria Blaylock

David L. Blount

William Blowe

John W. Blue

Alvin Blue

Tara Blue

Lorean Blue-Hubbard

Eric Bluntson

Dia Bocage

Michael Boerner

Melba Bolden

Rhonda S. Boles

Vincent C. Bond

Melvin R. Bonds

Jonas L. Bonds

Shon-Keith Booker

Patrice J. Boone

Keitha L. Boone

Patreece R. Boone

Sheba L. Borden

Reginald J. Bowens

Jackie Bowie

Preston and Cecilia Bowie

Phyllis G. Bowman

Henry Boyd

Windolyn M. Boyd

Judith Boyd

Thelman Boyd

Windell Boyd

John Boyer

Lou Boykins

Ronald G. Bozeman

Tina S. Braboy

Eddie James and Bobbie Braddy

Sonya Braddy

Lewis M. Braddy

Linda M. Braddy

Maurice L. Braddy

Krystel Braddy-Brown

Matthew S. Bradford

Charleston A. Bradford

Patrice Bradford

Charles Bradley

Keirsten Bradley

Benjamin Bradley

Patrick Bradley

Michael D. Bradley

Robert Bradley

Zelma W. Bradley

Cynthia D. Branch-Brooks

Juanita Brandon

Janet M. Brantley

Cameron Braun

Robert Brazile

Cadetta Breaker

Larry E. Breland

Douglas M. Breland

Larry E. Breland

Tamieka M. Brent

Wayne Brent

Aniecia A. Brewster

Fran Bridges

Markell Bridges

May F. Bridges

Novella N. Bridges

Sarah Briggs

Hunnando Brim

Reginald Brinson

Jacqueline B. Brinson Seaton

Robert C. Britton

Percy Brooks

James M. Brooks

Jean E. Brooks

Jerome Q. Brooks

Dorothy S. Brooks

Anthony P. Brooks

Mala Brooks

Paytreen Brooks

Tracyi C. Brooks

Tungela P. Brooks

Ventez D. Brooks

Tracey Broome Purvis

Tamika M. Broome-Lewis

Crystal N. Brown

Ruth Brown

Howard Brown

Keila Brown

Cedric E. and Sharon D. Brown

Monte L. Brown

Tevin Brown

Garrard B. Brown

Kimberlin D. Brown

Nikeya Brown

Sharon D. Brown

Yolanda T. Brown

Corey J. Brown

Juleigh P. Brown

Valerie E. Brown

Amanda Brown

Anthony Brown

Antonio Brown

Barbara J. Brown

Bettina Brown

Catoria Brown

Christopher Jermaine Brown

Connie L. Brown

Kendra Brown

Kowania Brown

Kyris Brown

Laquita S. Brown

Lillian G. Brown

Maurice Brown

Michael D. Brown

Milton Brown

Nannette Brown

Ravis S. Brown

Sharon Brown

William A. Brown

H. Lusby and Carolyn J. Brown

Willie and Bonnie Brown

Valtressia L. Brown Austin

Valerie D. Brown Jones

Fran’Cee L. Brown McClure

Edward Browne

Abraham G. Brownfield

Camiel L. Brown-Fleming

Kathy Brown-Ladd

Dwylette R. Brownlee

Anthony J. Brownlow

Janie Brown-Reed

Felicia Brown-Williams

Anthony Brunson

Don Brunson

Travon Bryant

Cathy T. Bryant

Arthur Bryant

L. Dale Bryant

Lubrina E. Bryant

Cynthia K. Buchanan

Joann Buchanan

Mariah Buchanan

Catavia Buck

David Buckhaulter

Artherine Buckley

Opal N. Buckley

Sheletta Buckley

Shirley P. Buckley

Buddy Bear Car Wash

Jenifer Buford

Jaclyn Buford

Robert M. Buford

Vonda L. Buggs

Otis Bumpers

Lettie E. Burger

Derrick Burgess

Cason C. Burk

Chris L. Burkett

Ben Burkhart

Kenneth Burks

Ellis Burks

Cedric P. Burnett

Shirley F. Burnett

Fredrick O. Burns

Jacqueline A. Burns

Della A. Burt-Bradley

Elvin T. Burton

Billy Bush

Damarr M. and Christina M Butler

Afrachanna D. Butler

Barry T. Butler

Gip A. Butler

Kelvin E. Butler

Sonia O. Butler

Andrada S. Butler-Cunning

Debbie Bynum

Juaria E. Byrd

Patricia Bythwood

Earnest Cage

Cheryl Cain

Katrina M. Caldwell

Cameron D. Caldwell

Donell Caldwell

Helen B. Caldwell

Peggy H. Calhoun

Albert Calvin

Lakita L. Calvin

Antonio J. Calvin

Larry C. Cameron

Dwayne E. Campbell

Lottie Campbell

Joseph Campbell

Kimberly Campbell

Lesley Campbell

Curtis M. Camper

Patricia B. Camper

Derrick C. Cannon

Bridgett Carey

Rosemary Cargin

Hazel L. Carlos

Kenechia E. Carodine

Myria Carpenter

Charles R. and Eddie J. Carr

Mae Ruth W. Carr

Angela D. Carr

Yolonda Y. Carson

Cart Dr LLC

Tina S. Carter

Robert J. Carter

Armon F. Carter

George Carter

Lamarious Carter

Orson Carter

Ray C. Carter

Tiffany Carter

* Deceased Donors

Tyronica D. Carter

Rhonda E. Carter Adams

Edelia J. Carthan

Cissye L. Carthan

Perry Cartlidge

Tammra Cascio

Fulton E. and Artrie L Caston

Paulette A. Caston

Sonya Caston-Good

Shirley Catchings

Troy Catchings

Robin Catchings-Evans

Antoine T. Cater

April L. Cathey

Charles A. Cathey

Marcus Cathey

Jahelle G. Cato

Phillip H. Causey

Ronnie R. Cavett

Amanda Cavett

Daphne R. Chamberlain

Tiffany C. Chambers

Milton J. Chambliss

Pat Chambliss

Charities Aid Foundation of America

Charity Truth Tabernacle Church Inc.

Stephanie I. Chatman

Claude T. and Stephanie I. Chatman

Audrey Y. Chatman-Farmer

Connie Y. Childress

Juanita Chrisholm

Georgvell E. Christian

Shirley Christian

Renaldo R. Christmas

Farah L. Christmas-Cooley

City of Vicksburg

Nicole W. Claiborne

Jennifer R. Clanton

Ken Clark

Morgan C. Clark

Charity F. Clark

Joann Clark

Justin Clark

Mechell Clark

Angela Clark Jenkins

Annissa S. Clay

Jeremy Clay

Tracey D. Clayton

Clifton J. Clemons

Carla A. Clendenon

Monica Cleveland

Alma Cline

Patricia Cloy

Myron Coats

Willeshia A. Cobbins

Accura Cobbins

Broderwick D. Cochran

Jasmine Cockfield

Phillip A. Cockrell

James Coffey

Cynthia Cohen

Leon D. Cole

Terrell L. Cole

Valeria V. Cole

John E. Coleman

Annie C. Coleman

Pheobie Coleman

Carolyn Coleman

Carolyn D. Coleman

J. B. Coleman

Nelson Coleman

Rebecca J. Coleman

Yasmin D. Coleman

Jimmie C. Collier

Robert C. Collier

Stephanie Collier

Versia R. Collier

Walter M. Collier

Kenneth Collins

Kenneth and Deidrea B. Collins

Andrew L. Collins

Charlotte D. Collins

Ila Collins

Ken Collins

Sherkita R. Collins

Jerlin Collins Parks

Caroline C. Collins-Wright

Susan T. Colman

Nadia D. Colom

Scott Colom

Dorothy Colom

Bobby R. Colvin

Gregory L. Conner

Marjorie Conner

Phillisa R. Conner

LLC Continental Tire

The Americas

Tony Cook

Cornelius Cook

Robert B. Cook

Ishsherrie Cook

Dionne M. Cook

Gary Cooper

Regina A. Cooper

Willie Cooper

Michael V. Cooper

Gabriel Cooper

Howard Cooper

Krystal S. Cooper

Latoria M. Cooper

Rebecca J. Corley

William Corley

John L. Cornelius

Don E. Cornelius

Jeffrey D. Cornelius

John L. Cornelius

Rose Cornelius

Shirley A. Cotton

Memrie Covington

Vivian A. Covington

James L. Cowan

Robert M. Cowherd

Raymond Cox

Pamela Cox

Michelle Coyne

Adrian M. Craft

Courtney C. Crain-Hampton

Seth Crapp

Ernestine and Christine Crate

Patricia N. Crawford

Brigitte Crawford

Shawana Crawford

Veronica D. Crawford

Kristi Crear

Reginald Crear

Robert J. Crear

Kelly Cress

Walter L. Crockett

Ashley Croom

Elnora Cropper

Tamara S. Crudup

Andrea D. Crudup

Cassandra Crumdy

Johni Cruse Craig

Curley Culp

Debora M. Culver

Isaac Culver

Evelyn Cummings

Bryant M. Cunningham

Carl G. Cunningham

Loretta Curry

Clifton G. and Wilma G. Curry

Roy and Carolyn Curry, Sr

Lovelace Dace

Bobby Dadlani

Dennis Dahmer, Sr.

Katrina Damon

Yolanda Dampier

Willie F. and Fregene S. Daniel

Terrance R. Daniel

Erica J. Darden

Phyllis Darden-Caldwell

Janice Davenport

Janora A. Davenport

Reginald O. Davidson

Tracey B. Davidson

Venus Davis

Glenn T. Davis

Darrick Davis

Davietta K. Davis

Roosevelt Davis

Dawinna A. Davis

Tammi A. Davis

Sharon M. Davis

Percy C. Davis

Rameka Davis

Shirley H. Davis

Stanitia W. Davis

Debbra Davis

Garry K. Davis

Herbert Davis

Jeanette Davis

Kathleen Y. Davis

Kevin E. Davis

Lamonica I. Davis

Rachel Davis

Reginald Davis

Risa Davis

Stacey D. Davis

Wavette Davis

Nathaniel and Ethel Rae Davis

Regina Davis-Myers

Stacy Davison

Gwendolyn S. Dawkins

Deborah J. Dawkins

Mark A. Dawson

Letecia T. Dawson

Teronta Day

Anthony and Melissa Dean

Andre DeBerry

Roy DeBerry

Deon M. and Roshanda

N. Deboise

Mary A. Dedeaux

Ellen Delap

Mildred L. Delozia

Jonathan Demming

Don Denard

Rodney George and Heather

A. Denne’

Hayes Dent

Andrew L. Dent

Oscar Denton

Derrick DeVeaux

Noel E. Didla

Kervia Diggs

Gayle E. Dillon

Reuben Earl and Etawl Dilworth

Gloria E. Dilworth

Carolyn K. Divinity

Melba L. Dixon

Larry T. Dixon

Barry L. Dixon

Velina Dixon

Phillippa C. Dixon

Latonya L. Dixon

Maronda E. Dixon

Ben Jamal B. Dixon

DeSuan D. Dixon

Ivan R. Dixon

Jeremy Dixon

Maeletha A. Dixon

Sheretta L. Dobbins

Tracy R. Dodd

Carole Dodson

Kwame Doh

Marydale Donald

LaTanya Donald Jones

Cedric K. Donaldson

Rodney Donaville

Billy R. Donelson

Shannon Dorris

Joyce Dorsey

Jarvis A. Dortch

Alice A. Doss

Leona Dotson

Marvel Douglas

Shekela K. Douglas

Tracy L. Dove

Nicole Dowdell

Mark and Annella D. Drake

Gloria D. Drake

Coty C. Drew

Dennis R. Driscoll

Tonisha L. Drummer

Pearl Dsa

David Dubose

Doris A. Dudley

Sonia B. Dulaney

Juanita Duncan

Gwendolyn L. Dunlap

Keith P. Dunlap

Jamese Dunlap

James Dunn

Terez J. Dunnings Green

Cason C. DUPREC_Burk

Connie L. DUPREC_Mallory

Latanya DUPREC_Sanders

Johnny L. Dupree

Dennis J. Dupree

Shelia G. Dupree

Prince Duren

Beverly Durham

Dynastics, Inc.

Kabah Ealy

Carena N. Easley

Krystle L. Easley Taylor

Jerry L. Echols

Rocortis S. Echols

Joe E. Eckford

Ecolab

Melanie Eddins-Spencer

Eva A. Edeigba

Patrease L. Edwards

Lillie H. Edwards

Jerome Edwards

Mesha Edwards

Demesha L. Edwards

Betty Edwards

Dorothy L. Edwards

Rosetta Edwards

Talmadge D. Edwards

Jennifer Edwards-Johnson

James A. Ejiwale

Lynette Ekunwe

Tracey L. Elam

Leroy and Chanda Elder

Leroy Elder

Wanda D. Elliott

Eric K. and Candice Elliott

Lasonia Elliott

Arianna S. Elliott

Tijuana Elliott Devaul

Edna B. Ellis

Latonja Ellis

LaTonja Ellis

Reginald Ellis

Sam Ellis

Johnnie M. Elmore

Natasha R. El-Scari

Carolyn Emerson

Yolanda Emodogo

Augustine B. Emuwa

Sylvia Emuwa

Latricha Ephfrom

Donna F. Epps

Shirley Epps-Perry

Gail Ervin

Peter Espenshade

Portia Espy

Constance Espy

Estate of Dorothy Lee Hawkins

Brooks

Shantale L. Etheridge

Clarence Evans

Chris Evans

Vince Evans

* Deceased Donors

Kathi Evans

Lewis O. Evans

Jerome Evans

Cynthia F. Evans

Henry Evans

Laverne Evans

Mark A. Evans

Otha L. Evans

Sherwonna K. Evans

Veronica R. Evans

Walter L. Evans

Pamela W. Everett

Andrew Ewald

John Fair

Martha R. Fairley

Rudolph Fairley

Anthony Falice

Taunya N. Falkner

Claboine Falls

Kevin Fareed

Catherine Faulk

Dominick Fears

Herman J. Felton

Cynthia M. Fields

Sherley S. Fields

Alfreda S. Fields

Florece Fields

First Union Baptist Church

Eugene O. Fisher

Grace A. Fisher

Ruby Fitzpatrick

Erik R. Fleming

Rose J. Flenorl

Dennis Fletcher

Randal Flimmons

Ardena Flippin

Monica G. Flippin-Wynn

LLC FLM Insurance

Theodore J. Flogaites

Jeannie Flood

Ruby Florence

Ettatina Flowers-Myles

Marvell Foard

Maudilynn Fontenette

Sarah V. Ford

Calvin C. and Sarah Viverette Ford

Alando Ford

Carolyn B. Ford

D’Arcy M. Ford

Felicia Ford

Samantha Ford

Aviane Forde

Douglas L. Fort

Maurice Forte

Jacquelyn J. Fortson

Dwight W. Fortune

D.D. and Linda M. Foster

Tony Foster

Rhonda P. Fowler

Shelia Francis

Ian Frank

Shirlethia Franklin

John Franklin

Lehia Franklin Acox

Karla D. Frazier

Candace Y. Frazier

Donny Frazier

Rowland J. and Carroll K. Frazier

Francina Freeman

Patricia A. Freeman

Brenda Frelix

Brian French

Willie E. Frierson

Cayce Friesenhahn

Lee A. Frison

Sherri S. Frizell

James J. Fuller

Gwendolyn Fullilove

Kim Funches

Zanette Funches

Kimberly Funchess

Martha G. Williams

Bente’ Gage

Bobby D. Gaines

Monet Gaines

Rita F. Gaines

Izora Gales

Keisia Galmon

Jamie Gammage

Eliza C. Garcia

Amy A. Gardner

Alandress Gardner

Elease Gardner

LaMonica M. Gardner-Sampson

Lawrence Garfinkel

Mary W. Garner

Shelia Garner

Tosha Garner_DUPREC

Nestelynn R. Garrett

Audrey Gary

Pamela M. Gary

Marybeth Gasman

Michael A. Gater

Noelle D. Gates

Nikela K. Gates

Lorraine B. Gayden

Mary Gee

Vernecia L. Gee-Davis

Laverne A. Gentry

Velsie Gentry

Ray A. Gertrude

Jasmin Gholston

Joel Gibson

Howard O. Gibson

Jonathan M. Gibson

Maggie W. Gibson

Derrick G. Gilbert

Deon Gilbert

Debra Giles

Tasha D. Gill

Jamita Q. Gilleylen

Olandress D. Gilleylen

Kelly A. Gills

Shawn K. Gills

Maxine Odom Gilmore

David Gilson

Genevieve Gimbert

Kelly Ginn

Sharon K. Gipson

Marquerite Gipson

Gloria Gipson Suggs

Roger A. Givens

O’Tero Glass

Cynthia Glen-Cotton

Murrell Godfrey

Clara E. Godwin

Sonya T. Goins

Gail Golden

Terrell L. Goldsmith

Louise Gombako Witherspoon

Sonya Good

Yohhana P. Goode

Joseph A. Gooden

Claudia M. Gooden

Jeffery Gooden

Cathy C. Goodman

Debra R. Goodman

Gerald Goodman

Eric Goodrich

Vivian J. Goon

Shevonda L. Gorden

Marcello D. Gordon

Herve R. Gordon

Michael Gordon

Rose Gordon

Bridgette Gordon

Wade and Geraldine A. Gordon

Alicia J. Gosha-Page

Ellis L. Goss

Ranetta L. Goss-Gay

Gwendolyn Graddy-Dansby

Timothy L. Graham

Pansy M. Granberry

Damion R. Grant

Dennis M. Grant

Tamieka L. Graves

Angela L. Graves-Harrington

Je’Juan J. Gray

Chamonda Gray

Nanette Gray

Greater Jackson Chamber

Partnership

Frederick Green

Tiffany N. Green

Hugh Green

Jerod D. Green

Kenneth J. Green

Vonis Green

Eric J. Greene

Shirley C. Greene

Latrice Greene

Marcus A. Greene

William Greenfield

Jennell Greer

Keith Gregory

Lataura S. Gregory

Shawn E. Gregory

Malvolia Gregory

Patricia F. Grier

Johnny Grier

Ravonda Griffin

Sharon D. Griffin

Raven T. Griffin

Christa Griffin

Dexter K. Griffin

Myannaice B. Griffin

Sophie Griffin

Yolanda S. Griffin

Denise Griffin-Whittington

Jim Griffith

Jimmie Griffith

Madelyn Griffith

Serita R. Griffith-Washington

Kinda V. Grinnell

Felix Grissom

Brian C. Grizzell

LaDonna L. Gulley

Aaron Gunn

Raynetra L. Gustavis

Raynetra Gustavis

Ameera S. Haamid

Diahanna M. Hackett

Darius J. Haggard

Tommy Hairston

Mandy Hairston-Anthony

Joseph G. Haley

William H. Haley

Dewon Hall

Rae Hall

Talton Hall

Chadwick B. Hall

Alphonso L. Hall

Jacinta Hall

Victor C. Hall

Aleshia L. Hall-Campbell

Lynnette M. Hall-Lewis

Patricia Halpin

Richisa L. Hamilton

Casey Hamilton

Develyn V. Hamilton

Gladys N. Hamilton

Michael Hamlin

Izell Hammond

Carrie Hammond-Walker

Amber D. Hamp

Pastella T. Hampton

Glenn C. Hampton

Jackie Hampton

Bertha Hampton-Jones

Jocelyn T. Hancock

Dewey A. and Martha Handy

Cheryl A. Hannah

Haywood Isaac and Flora

H. Hannah

Deborah O. Hannon-Armstrong

Daryl Hanson

Alfonzo Haralson

Maurice Harden

Jeremy T. Hardiman

William Hardiman

Gloria J. Hardiman-Tobin

Derek A. Hardmon

Susan M. Hardy

George A. Harmon

Jessica Harmon

Jimmie L. Harmon

Percival and Debra Harmon

Steven Harper

Johnny Harper

Gregory Harrington

Brandee J. Harrington

Jesse Harris

Ashley N. Harris

Tamika Harris

Tammy C. Harris

Mitchell Harris

Mechelle Harris

Bonita B. Harris

DaNielle B. Harris

Delsie P. Harris

Janie E. Harris

Jonathan Harris

Kevin L. Harris

Marcus Harris

Reginald Harris

Lasonya Y. Harris-Hall

Phyllis Harris-Manuel

Malcolm O. Harrison

Willard A. Hart

Harold P. Hart

Joi L. Hart

Milisha Y. Hart-Simmons

Kellie D. Harvey-Grizzell

Michelle J. Hassan

Eric Hassel

Kimberly Hatch

Tyisha J. Hathorn

Reuben A. Hawkins

Donna C. Hawkins

Joseph E. Hawkins

Toni T. Hawkins

Maroun Hayek

Jannese M. Hayes

Wanda Hayes

Brenda R. Hayes Williams

Makeisha T. Haygood

Aisha Haynes

Shermeka Haynes

Rejeana R. Haynes

Desmond Haynes

Glenda R. Haynes

Lydia D. Haynes

Willie Haynes HaynesFutures LLC

Tonya F. Hays

Damarcus R. Haywood

Larry D. Heard

Cynthia G. Heard

Cheryl Hearns

Dorothy Hearon

Melinda Heath

Whitney M. Henderson

Zander Henderson

April N. Henderson

Ashley Henderson

Carmella N. Henderson

Tyrone C. Hendrix

Joe A. Hendrix-Neyland

Chad Henemyer

Wallace K. Henley

Ulysses Henry

Jacqueline Henry Burns

Derek C. Henson

Latoya C. Hentz-Moore

Janice Herbert-Carter

Suann Hereford

Carolyn J. Herod

Richard Herrod

Myrtis J. Herrod

David E. Herron

Adren P. Hervey

Rodrick G. Hickman

Thelma Hickman

Sherida A. Hicks

Kenneth R. Hicks

* Deceased Donors

Gretchen Higginbottom

John and Daphne M. Higgins

Calvin S. Hill

Mary Hill

Jacqueline Hill

Bernard Hill

Christina Hill

Kendall Hill

Kevin Hill

Roderick L. Hill

Sherneron T. Hilliard

Ken Hinton

Sarah Hinton Miller

TJ Hirley

Andre’ W. Hite

Hobbs Medical Care Inc.

Frankie F. Hogan

Kathy Hogue

Terri L. Holden-Bennett

Kermit W. Holly

Jennifer Holly

Earnestine P. Holmes

Terrence A. Holmes

Paul H. Holmes

Rhonda F. Holmes

Charles Holmes

Fallon Holmes

Courtney Holmes Sayles

Latasha Holmes-Carter

Delya D. Holt

Adella Holt

Angela Holt

Karen K. Holtzclaw

Jamie Hooker

Carlos A. Hooper

Charlene Hooper

Arlene Hopkins

Cheryl M. Hopkins

Dewaynna Horn

Shirlan O. Horne

Joanna Horsnail

Dionne Horton

Jerry Horton

Naora Horton

Eric P. Hoskin

Candi R. Hoskins

Melissa Houghton-Shukla

David C. and Angelina Y. Howard

Kyland Howard

Luke J. Howard

Carla Howard Anderson

Donna C. Howard Matthews

Jane Howell

Thomas Howell

Abe M. Hudson

Keith L. Hudson

Aleesha M. Hudson

Ava Hudson

T’Erica M. Hudson

Mattie C. Hudson

Latrice Hudson

Tia S. Hudson

Victoria K. Hudson

Josephine Hudson-McQueen

Cleon Huff

Lynnette D. Huggard

Kerry C. Hughes

Myra Hughes

Alisa Hughes

Kathy A. Hughes

Shantelle I. Hughes

Tiffany C. Hughes-Harrison

Samuel Hulitt

Annie L. Hunt

Gayle L. Hunter

Jason C. Hurley

Deverlyn Hurston

Sonja Hutchins

D’Juan Hych

Dianna Hyde

Lenora Ingram

Reed Ingram

Bonatha Inmon

Alesha Irvin

Irvin Law

Morenike F. Irving

August M. Irving

William Isaacs

Joseph Isabel

Chris Isabelle

Rachel Isler

Cheryl Ivy

Michael O. Ivy

J and J Custom Renovations

Melvin Jackson

Eric D. Jackson

Anita Jackson

Mary Jackson

Anna D. Jackson

Anna R. Jackson

Annie S. Jackson

Audwin L. Jackson

Gwendolyn Jackson

Wade L. Jackson

Debra Jackson

Margaret M. Jackson

Kevin Jackson

Ashley E. Jackson

Brentton Jackson

Donald E. Jackson

Gabriel Jackson

Jesse Jackson

LuAnne Jackson

Michelle D. Jackson

Patrice M. Jackson

Roslyn Jackson

Stephanie Jackson

Veronica Jackson

Sabrina Y. Jackson Botts

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Christi Jackson Payton

Taya Jackson Scott

Wade L. Jackson, Sr.

Jean D. Jacobs

Radious Y. Jacobs

Walter A. Jacobs

Aaron Jagers

Julie R. James

Eddie L. James

Lyindia James

Catrina R. James

Jessica D. James

James E. Covington

Development, Inc.

Trudy James-Brown

Earnest Jean Jamison

Sharon D. Jamison

Kristi L. January

Judy Jaynes

Michael A. Jefferson

Michael A. Jefferson

Len Jefferson

Tracie T. Jefferson

Genie Jefferson

M A. Jefferson

Sam Jefferson

Jacqueline Jenkins

Daphne E. Jenkins

Gwendolyn A. Jenkins

Wynthia L. Jenkins-Bishop

Mildred Jennings

Trevor Jennings

Tramain L. Jermany

Robert H. Jeuitt

Mark A. Jimerson

Lauren D. Jimison

Joe Kenley Worldwide LLC

Gregory Johnson

Waldo E. Johnson

William M. Johnson

Anthony Johnson

Gloria Johnson

Harvey Johnson

Jerbrina L. Johnson

Olivia B. Johnson

Veronica Johnson

Yolanda F. Johnson

Andre A. and Roshana Johnson

Emmitt Johnson

Hazel G. Johnson

Patricia L. Johnson

Racquel Johnson

Ramona L. Johnson

Trey Johnson

Harrison P. Johnson

Tiffany Johnson

Taylor K. Johnson

Dorothy P. Johnson

Richard L. Johnson

Aleita Johnson

Amber Johnson

Andrea Johnson

Annie O. Johnson

Artis J. Johnson

Charles E. Johnson

David E. Johnson

Doris A. Johnson

Emmett Johnson

Gloria B. Johnson

Jackie Johnson

Jannie Johnson

Joe L. Johnson

Katrina Johnson

Kenneth Johnson

Lee M. Johnson

Marcus Johnson

Maurice A. Johnson

Maxine Johnson

Melissa L. Johnson

NaTunya Johnson

Nicholas H. Johnson

Pat L. Johnson

Phyllis V. Johnson

Rashun M. Johnson

Robert C. Johnson

Rod Johnson

Ruth J. Johnson

Tabatha Johnson

Tammy Johnson

Terrance Johnson

Tiffany Johnson

Tyler D. Johnson

Wanda W. Johnson

Joe L. and Corlis P. Johnson

Sonya L. Johnson Clark

Mattie M. Johnson White

Judy Johnson-Evans

Alfrenett Johnson-Orr

Kimberly Johnson-Ragan

Theresia Johnson-Ratliff

Carolyn J. Johnson-Upkins

Arthur Johnston

Lottie L. Joiner

Cyris J. Jones

Nora A. Jones

Kamira Jones

Henry L. and Linda I Jones

Andrea E. Jones

Jerome Jones

Margo V. Jones

Shakir Jones

Keith A. Jones

Brekeitrea M. Jones

Dawatha Jones

Freida Y. Jones

Gamerial Jones

Joe D. Jones

Reginald Jones

Charlotte V. Jones

Derrick R. Jones

Jane H. Jones

Sherika S. Jones

Ericka Jones

Alyea Jones

Calvon Jones

Carla L. Jones

Cassaundra L. Jones

Charles L. Jones

Davern A. Jones

Dedra L. Jones

Deidre Jones

Delyse Jones

Derrick Jones

Janene H. Jones

Jeanie Jones

Jeremiah Jones

Jessie W. Jones

Lela A. Jones

Linda L. Jones

Martavius Jones

Monica J. Jones

Patrina D. Jones

Reuben D. Jones

Roger Jones

Tameika Jones

Tamekia L. Jones

Tenisha Jones

Terrye A. Jones

Vanessa Jones

Vera J. Jones

Jones Refrigeration, Inc.

LaaWanda Jones-Horton

Tammie Jones-Jefferson

Jasmine A. Jones-Watts

Vera Jones-Wilks

Adre’ Jordan

Lashanda W. Jordan

George Jordan

Jan Jordan

Joyce M. Jordan Gooden

Christine Joseph

JSU Chicago Alumni Chapter

JSU Clarksdale-Coahoma County

Alumni Association

JSU Gulf Coast Alumni Chapter

JSU Rankin County Alumni

Chapter

JSU Scott County Alumni Chapter

JSU Warren-Vicksburg Alumni

Chapter

Quinton T. Julius

Omodare Jupiter

Darrell Kaeding

Brittne Kakulla

Mark W. Kangar

Olayanju T. Kayode

Wanda J. Keahey

Brenda Kearney

Shirley A. Kelly

Todd C. Kelly

Tangelia T. Kelly

Yolanda Kelly

April M. Kelly

Essie L. Kelly

Phillips E. and Flora M. Kelly

Latarsha R. Kendrick

Yolonda M. Kennedy

Robert Kennedy

Greg Kenner

Sandra Kenon

Felicia W. Kent

Stephen Kent

Marquise L. Kessee

David Keys

Lensuella Kidd

April Kidd

Tyrone Kidd

Wanda Kimbrough

Torian Kinard

Martha Kincaid

Candra F. King

Nellie King

Tia V. King

Sonya Kinnard

Queen E. Kinnie

Carla C. Kirkland

Thelma Kirkland

Katrina Knight

Deja D. Knight

Chico Knight

Taron Knight

Reginald Knighten

Kathy L. Knighton-Rondon

Crystal Knox

Roy Moss

Sybil Moss

James L. Motley

Carrien Motte

Tracy N. Mouton

MPHA

Gerald Mumford

Misti A. Munroe

Veronica R. Murff

Samantha Murfree

Sallee Murphy

E. Patricia Murrain

Sylvester Murray

Freddrick Murray

Ira Murray

Silas Murray

Gregory Myers

Marshall L. Myers

Daniel E. Myers

Keanna Myers

Edith Myles

Elizabeth Myles

NAACP-Baltimore

Edekia C. Nalls

Joseph Nash

Willie J. Nathan

Oscar Neal

Lawyer Neal

Joan F. Neal

Kimberly Neal Smith

Rubye H. Neely

Judy Nelson

Dewanda J. Nelson

Yulanda Nelson

Hubie and Ada Pearl Nelson

Dorothy Nelson

Mary Nelson

Candra Nelson Scott

Gladys T. Nelson-Warner

Casey A. Nesbit

Alicia N. Netterville

Patricia D. Nettles-Pegram

New Lake Church of Christ

Holiness

Kristy L. Newman

Bridgett M. Newsome-Funchess

Shonda Newson

Michelle R. Nichols

Stan Nicholson

Rufus W. Nicks

Lana Nicks

Blake E. Nielson

Pearlie M. Noah

Richard Noble

Jerrell O. Nolen

Norfolk Southern Good Government Fund

Valencia Norman

Aubrey B. Norman

Shantisa Norman

Jamaury D. Norris

Johnnie Norris

Johnny L. Norris

Hiawatha Northington

Northrop Grumman Charity

Trust Account

Lelar D. Norton

Arnita F. Norwood

Chaka C. Norwood

Gabriel X. Norwood

Shanitra A. Norwood

Joseph Nunnery

Emmanuel C. Nwagboso

James V. Oatis

Jermaine Oatis

Linda Oatis

Mable R. Oatis

Mary A. O’Banner

Kenny and Cynthia W. O’Banner

Kenny O’Banner

Marie O’Banner-Jackson

Emmanuel and Danielle

L. Obiorah

Margie Odom

Wendy Odom

Lemetria Ogletree

Powell G. Ogletree

Victoria D. O’Harroll

S. B. Olden

Kaneshia R. Oliver

Folashade Omole

Jed Oppenheim

Gene and Patricia Oppenheim

Elizabeth O. Oredein

Peggie B. Orey

Shela V. Orr

James Osborne

Chester R. Owens

Sylvia C. Owens

Gwendolyn H. Owens

Jamile R. Owens

Lanelle Owens

Willie G. Owens II

Joycie R. Page

Jasmine S. Page

Ebony R. Palmer

Wilma Parham

Ajay Parikh

Crystal J. Parish

Erica Park

John L. Parker

Kamilah Parker

William Parker

William T. Parker

Wilda Parker-Collins

Joe Parks

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Edgar Brookins

Phillip J. and Geraldine

K. Brookins

Jerry Brooks

Angela D. Brooks

Gordon Brooks

Markus Brooks

Donald Brooks

Udonald Brooks

Michael T. Brooks

Daphene M. Brooks

Allyson J. Brooks

Phyllis G. Brooks

Veronica Brooks-Sigler

Lawrence D. Browder

Taquanna Brown

Tracie L. Brown

Asha L. Brown

Cleveland Brown

Janet Brown

Julie Brown

Kelly Brown

Melicia Brown

Stephanie Brown

Marcus Brown

Antoine Brown

Asline M. Brown

Cynthia Brown

Janet L. Brown

Kimberly Brown

Linda Brown

Sharlene F. Brown

Sharon Brown

Sydney L. Brown

Janice Brown

Krystal C. Brown

Keisha Brown

Andrea K. Brown

Crystal N. Brown

Tomika L. Brown-Bates

Lynnell Brownlee

Kidada Brown-Patrick

Maya L. Brown-Thompson

* Deceased Donors

Mariel Brunman

Cynthia J. Brunt

Dana Bryant

Kelvin Bryant

Lakesia Bryant

Reggie Buchanan

Gwendolyn Buckley

Ebonique M. Buckner

Billy O. Bullock

Kenneth D. Bunch

Chloe E. Bunch

James Burford

Shaquita S. Burke

Louise G. Burney

Hannah M. Burns

Monica Burr

Curtis Burroughs

Brenda Burse

Olivia D. Burton

Ella Burton

Felecia Burton Brown

Larnelle L. Bush

Shawna BuShell

Keiella Butler

Latonya M. Butler

Yolanda J. Butler

Carole H. Butler

Edith J. Butler

Angel Byrd

Leon A. Byrd

Chandra R. Byrd-Wright

Steven Cade

Tiffany D. Caesar

Lisa D. Cain

Susie L. Calbert

Rhonda Calcote

Diana Caldwell

Tiffany Caldwell

Teresa Caldwell

Olivia A. Calhoun

Tony Calvin

Camellia Rose Chapter of The Links

Gerald Cameron

Marva J. Camp

Larrison Campbell

Andrea D. Campbell-Williams

Andrea Camper

Jerlen Canada

Tiffany Cannon

Anthony Cannon

Luquen C. Cannon

Jimmy Carr

Tyrique Carson

Larry Carson

Joan E. Carter

Sonya L. Carter

Alvin and KaLandra Carter

Tiffany Carter

Kimberly Carwford

Izreal L. Cary

Mario Cason

Lekentric D. Caston

Lashonda F. Catchings

April D. Catchings

Isaac N. Causey

Kevin J. Causey

Venita Caver

Ranetta Cavett

Alfred Cazeau

Sindy Chaluissant

Sylvia Chaluissant

Stacey Chaluissant

Carneal Edward and Demethous

Chambliss

Horace Chandler

Tara Chapman

Sophia S. Chapman

Lonnie Character

Nyere Charles

Vickie Chatman

Thomas Cheatham

Randolph P. Chestang

Cipreuna S. Church

Jaron T. Clanton

Bill Clark

Arnold Clark

Kimberly Clark

Lora Clark

Joyce L. Clark

Vanessa Clark

Joshua T. Clark

Allison Claybon

Bernard Clayton

Darnell A. Clayton

Gizmo Clayton

Latasha Clayton

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Amy Clemente

Nigel Cleveland

Shemeka L. Cleveland

Vincie Cleveland

Angela Clinkscales-Verdell

Antonya Coakley

Chaquitia D. Cobbins

Jamius Cockrell

David E. Cocroft

Florence O. Cocroft

Thelma B. Cocroft

Amber Coeur

Sherll Coffey

Carl C. Cogar

Toni Colbert

Kimble Colbert

LaDawna R. Cole

Zandra L. Cole

Laquala M. Coleman

Revelyn Coleman

Shawonna S. Coleman

Andriena L. Coleman

Earnestine Coleman

Khara Coleman

Lakeisha M. Coleman

Marilyn H. Coleman

Sandra Coleman

Sharon Coleman

John E. Coleman

Kwame C. Coleman

Nicole D. Coleman

Rashadd L. Coleman

Tia S. Coleman

Terrance L. Coleman

Amy Coleman-Perryman

Hazel M. Collier

Alesha A. Collier

Portia Collier

Quintavis Collier

Drew Collins

Elizabeth A. Collins

Jean C. Collins

Lucinda P. Collins

Angelica Collins

Binyoka Collins

Kimberly Collins

Nancy A. Collins

Greg Colston

Karen Comer

Tiffany M. Conley

Walter Conley

Dennis Conner

Ashley Conner

Eugenia R. Cook

Mary A. Cook

Cheryldene Cook

Francesca Cook

Temika L. Cooks

Christa L. Cooley

Armecia L. Cooper

Dock S. Cooper

Hartley Cooper

Gabrielle A. Cooper

Kim J. Cooper

Paris O. Cooper

Brenda Cooper-Jones

Irma P. Copeland

Milus Copeland

Tabitha N. Corley

Catherine V. Cornelius

Chasity C. Cornelius

James A. Cornelius

Sheila Cornwell

Lauren Cositore

Jennifer B. Cotten

Dionne S. Cotton

Sylvia Cotton

Sylvia Y. Cotton

Lavenita Cottrell

Dan R. Course

Joan G. Course

Joyce A. Course

Tonia Cowan Ross

Frederick T. Cowans

Jonathan N. Cowans

Ruth Cowherd Proctor

Gladys Cox

Zellerie S. Cox

Raymond D. Craft

Vikki R. Craft

Carmen Craig

Endora C. Crawford

Toria Crawford Brown

Shanetta S. Crisler

Chelsea A. Crittle

Jaime Cronin

Kristie J. Croom

Kenyatta R. Cropper

Rita W. Cross

Regis Cross

Albany Crudup

Mamie Crudup

Lascelles Cuff

Kindrela K. Culver

Caramu A. Cunning

April Cunningham

Carl G. and Audrey

Cunningham

Regina W. Curry

Jean Curry

Jessica Cutting

Ramanda Dace

Glendolyn R. Dace

Oneki Dafe

Nikki Dale

Deborah Dalton

Danaher Corporation

Broderick K. Daniels

Kimba I. Daniels

Marjorie Daniels

Kel Dantzler

Theodore Davis

Asean J. Davis

Carolyn J. Davis

Cornelius Davis

Demetrice Davis

Floria Davis

Frances Davis

Helen Davis

John Davis

John W. Davis

Kimble R. Davis

Larry Davis

Lois Davis

Myah D. Davis

Symone S. Davis

Cicely T. Davis

Daina Davis

Anthony T. Davis

Candice A. Davis

Daina Davis

Daphney Davis

Elaine M. Davis

Ericka Davis

Kameelah Davis

Ricardo Davis

Tracie D. Davis

Tymunda G. Davis

Paris C. Davis

Marquita S. Davis

Nakisha L. Davis

Shelia F. Davis

Calvin Davis

Madison N. Davis

Nicole Davis-Edwards

Tina E. Davis-Grimes

Eva L. Davis-Hampton

Aisha Davis-Luke

Ariel A. Dawkins

Leticia Dawson

Priscilla J. Dawson

Dexter Day

Jamencia C. Day

Joslyn M. Day

Jonathan P. Delperdang

Trista D. Demby

Larry T. Denley

Taura L. Denmon

Stephanie L. Denson

Gloria DeVeaux Cobb

Wilfredo Diaz

Chelsea Dillon

Barbara A. Dilworth

Kamryn B. Dismuke

Jarrett Dixon

Tene C. Dixon

Cynthia Y. Dixon

James C. Dixon

Kelea Dixon

Ebonee M. Dixon

Sharonda L. Dobbins Branch

Tiffany H. Dockins

Marchelle Dodd

Rhonda E. Dollard

Latoya Donald-Pickett

Selina Donaldson

Kelvin Donsereaux, Jr.

Sandra Dorsey

Essence Doucet

Shenita Douglas

Cassandra Dove-Brown

Peter W. Doyle

H T and Denise D Drake

Alyssa D. Drake

Rosie N. Drake

Tiffany Drane

Kimberly DuBoise

Kimberly J. Duboise

Audra L. Duck

O Vaughn Dudley

Bethany Dukes

Glander Dunn

Taya Dunn Johnson

Jeniqua Dunson

Latoya J. DUPREC_Kitchens

Robin M. DUPREC_Pack

Floyd DUPREC_Williams

Tyhisha Dupree

Bertha Ealey

Mable L. Easley

Curtis R. and Mable L. Easley

Tonjala Eaton

Karla S. Echoles

Linda C. Edmond

Daniel T. Edmond

LaWanda Edmond

Isaac Edwards

William E. Edwards

Antonio D. Edwards

Jalysa M. Edwards

Dominique Edwards

Cheryl Eley

Tanisha Ell

Stephanie Elliott

Jacqueline Elliott

Archie L. Ellis

Justin J. Ellis

Jordan Ellis

Charles Ellis

Jessie L. Ellis

Ado Ellzey

Renee C. Elmore

Riccardo Emilien

Sonya Enyia

Daishia Epps

Brian M. Ervin

Khaliya E. Ervin

Luis Escudero

Amanda Espitia

Estate of George Frank

Catherine Evans

Juan Evans

Laneeda Evans

Latrice R. Evans

Alexis L. Evans

Alfred Evans

Chinelo Evans

Denesha D. Evans

Lawrence Evans

Kema Evans

Sharenda Evans-McClendon

Andrew Everett

Deirdre Everett

Crystal Ewell

Christie K. Ewell

Tina Ewing

Janie Fair

Verlena Fairley

Mable Farish

Andrea Farmer

Brandi M. Farmer

Robert Farrar

John Faulkner

Marjorie Faustin

Michael Fells

Mary Felton

Taelar Felton

Kimberly Ferdinand

Mary Helen Ferguson

Desiree T. Ferrell

Derrick Ferrell

Kristi Fields

Linda Fife

Jessie Finlayson

Shakealia Y. Finley

Drake D. Finley

Sharriette Finley

Dorothy D. Finnie

Lydia A. Fisher

Melodie Y. Fisher

Morgan Fisher

Felicia Flanagan

Anthony T. Fleming

Stewart B. Fleming

Robert Fleming

Carolyn S. Fletcher

Tyrone J. Flowers

Ashley Floyd

Nicolette Floyd

Rayshaun Fluker

Brandy J. Flynn

Tiara L. Foote

Adrian Forceman

O’Necia L. Ford

Robert Ford

Keith Forney

Douglass Fort

Lakrystal Foster

Lashonda L. Foster

Kandis L. Foster

Nigel A. Foster

Jeannette Foster-Watkins

Joyce Fountain

Kymberly Fountain

Rochelle Foxworth

Markaiya T. Francois

Shanna T. Franklin

Alvin R. Franklin

Lauren E. Franklin

Sharon Franklin

Fernandeis A. Frazier

Coretta T. Frazier

Patrese Frazier

Jasmene Frazier-Lewis

Nina Frederick

R. David Freeman

Brittany A. Freeman

Adlene French

Sunny C. Fridge

Jerrica D. Frierson Davis

Gloria Frieson

Cristina Frisby

Zabrina R. Fuller

Seth M. Fullilove

Tamalita S. Funches

Deborah Funches

Latrista K. Funches

Tarro Funches

Katina Funches

Rubye P. Funchess

Jeremy N. Funchess

Peter Gaddis

Jarvis Gaddis

Isaac T. Gaines

Mark Gaines

Dwight K. Gaines

Yulanda Gales

Am’Unique Gallegos-Gulley

Latasha Gandy

Albert Gant

Ariana Gardner

Solomon T. Garner

Don Garner

Rosalind K. Garner

John B. Garner

Valerie Garrett

Jarkarta C. Garrett

Bertha Garrett-Frazier

Pernell Garrison

Emery Gary

Monica F. Gary

Bernadette Gaston

Danette O. Gaston

Linda J. Gater

Linda S. Gater

Carolyn J. Gates

Angela S. Gates

Anthony D. Gates

Cedric Gathings

Albert E. Gatlin

Michelle Gaulding

Edie Gavin

Jason Gearries

Anjanise George

Courtney George

Russell L. Ghoston

Justis R. Gibbs

Brittany K. Gibson

Johnathan Gibson

Ronald Gibson

Percy E. and Ethel Gibson

Angel S. Gibson

Millicent Gibson

Jamesia S. Gilbert

Tara L. Gill

Adrienne Gilliam

Cedric D. Gilmer

Agnes Gilmore

Alexander Gilmore

Jimmie Gipson

Arlanda N. Gittere

Ebony Givens

Patricia Givens

Regina Givens

Shiquita S. Givens

Kristen Gladney

Chelsey J. Gladney

Erica G. Gladney

Willie Glasper

Patricia J. Glass

Shyandrea S. Glass

Clyde Glenn

Bang Glenn

Crystal D. Glenn

Zachery A. Glenn

Monroe B. Golden

Shameka Y. Golson

Ingrid Gonzalez

Mary Gooden

Reginald Goodrich

Vince Gordon

Stanley D. Goss

Nicole Gould

Lori R. Grace Torrey

Shirley Graham

Reginald Graham

Yalanda Granger

Nicole Grant

Kerioon V. Grant

Ronald L. Grant

Dominique Grant-King

Alyssa R. Graves

Miriam Gray

Tequa L. Gray

Alvin Gray

Bobbie J. Gray

JoAnn Gray

Cydridge N. Gray

Allison Gray

Sherry Grayned

Glenda Gray-Rogers

Katherine J. Grayson

Roderick L. Green

Willie Green

Ashley M. Green

Justin M. Green

Adrian V. Green

Kayla L. Green

Roscoe Greene

Melvin Greenwood

Lori Greer

Montoya U. Gregory

Jackie Grier

Tonya Grier

Vellry Grier

Damon Griffin

Deborah J. Griffin

April Griffin

Bobbie J. Griffin

Zinna W. Griffin

Marcus A. Griffith

Rebecca Grillo

Kellie Grizzell

Terrence Gross

Mark L. Gulley

Joe Ann Gunter

Shelly D. Guss

Tracey Y. Gwin

Latasha B. Hadley

Alexanderia Haidara

Samuel T. Haile

Jeanne M. Hairston

Margaret Hairston-Cooper

Rosalind E. Hal

Stacey Haley

Alfred L. and Willie Jean Hall

Thelma R. Hall

Brandon Hall

Kelvin Hall

Kimberly Hall

Laquinta Hall

Roxanne Hall

Megan L. Hall

Noah Hall

Valda Hall Barksdale

Tesia S. Hall Hill

Mattie W. Hambrick

Alex C. Hamilton

Darlene Hamilton

Kaizetta V. Hamilton

Delisa R. Hamilton

Bryan Hamilton

Dorsey Hamlin

Eva L. Hampton

Lori M. Hampton

Michael D. Hampton

Andrew Hanauer

Gabrielle E. Hancock

Natalie Hanlin

Macarthur Hannah

Haywood I. Hannah

Jacqueline Hannah

Faith J. Hannah Sullivan

Kashi Hardaway

Shirley Harden

Cindy Harden

Vondakay C. Hardin

Aletha Hardin

Marlene Hardnett

Keely Hardnett

John T. Hardy

Thetis Hardy

Alvin Hardy

William Harkless

Alicia T. Harmon

Jenifer Harold

LaParis L. Harper

Marilyn A. Harper

Joyce Harper

Ladonna M. Harrell

Toya Harrell-Matthews

BoNita L. Harris

Clifford Harris

Jeremy M. Harris

Marlene Harris

Vanessa R. Harris

Bonita S. Harris

Chandra Harris

Illya J. Harris

Michael Harris

Stephanye A. Harris

Vanessa Y. Harris

Malcolm P. Harris

Michael Harris

Vincent M. Harris

Shernena Harris

Rebecca R. Harrison

Beverly Harris-Williams

Dessie Hart

Lavonda C. Hart

Leroy Hartfield

Erin A. Hartfield

Brittany Harvey

Tamoria Harvey

Jaila Hatch

Willean T. Hathorn

Reginald R. Hathorn

Willie D. Hawkins

Jerome M. Hawkins

Dejah Hawkins

Derek Hawkins

Clarence L. Hayes

Nichelle M. Hayes

Kimberly L. Hayes-Johnson

Anthony Haynes

Demarcus Haywood

Nicholas L. Head

Jvon Hearn

Taurean D. Hearn

Alice Hedrick

Lillian M. Hemphill

Rebecca Henderson

Walter T. Henderson

Frank Henderson

Matt Henderson

Tanya Henderson

Joseph Henderson

Quentin D. Hendree

David Henry

Michelle Henry

James Herron

Sheralyn Hibbler

Tyrone Hickman

Kimberly N. Hicks

Latarius R. Hicks

John Higgins

Lynice M. Higgins

Barbara Higgins

Shalondria K. Hill

Veronica Hill

Jon P. Hill

Megan B. Hill

* Deceased Donors

Geneva Hill

Nate Hill, Jr.

Carolyn Hines

Terra V. Hobbs

Eric A. Hobson

Tametrice Hodges

Phyllis Hodges

Cassandra L. Hogue

Sarah G. Holbrook

Billy Holcombe

Freeman Holifield

James Holland

Quentin Hollis

Kara Holloway

Carla D. Holloway

William R. Holmes

Catherine J. Holmes

Christopher C. Holmes

Patrick L. Holmes

Jerry Holmes

Morlettra Holmes

Brittney L. Holmes

Lawanda Holmes Williams

Stacy S. Holton

Annie Ruth Holtzclaw

Rosie Honer

Keosha D. Hooker

Marcus D. Hooper

Tanya Hoover

Monica Hope

Bennie Hopkins

Heather Horn

Keisha Horton

Kenyatta K. Horton

Nicole Horton

Shelia D. Horton

Toya Horton

Kizzy Horton

Delila S. House

Carolyn House Stewart

Christiana M. Houston

Tramelle Howard

Leslie B. Howard

Joseph Howard

Gerard L. Howard

Canisha S. Howard Scott

Lionel Hoye

Kimberly Hoyle

Anissa Hoze

Sarah Hrobowski

Latoya Hubbard

Gennie M. Hubbard-Alley

Warren Hudgins

Anthony Hudgins

Angela Hudson

DeMarcus Hudson

Ed Hudson

Abigail Hudson

Josephine Hudson

Joyce H. Hudson

Michelle Hudson-Parker

Bettye J. Hughes

Michelle Hughes

Adrian and Jeanette Hughes

Shatequa A. Hughes

Kenya Hulitt

Elaine Hulitt

Ieisha Humphrey

Cassandra L. Hunley

Karen Hunt

Jasmine N. Hunt

Katrena L. Hunter

Ashley Hunter

Thomas C. Hurley

Alonzo Hutchins

Shameka T. Hyder

Earl Ike-German

Laureanette Ingram-Crumby

Melissa A. Irons

Melissa Irons

D’Osha L. Irvin

Dale W. Isabelle

Barbara J. Ivy

Coretta Jackson

Tamara R. Jackson

Latasha D. Jackson

Alicia Jackson

Beverly C. Jackson

Darrin Jackson

Kelly L. Jackson

LaPraevian Jackson

Lynettea M. Jackson

Tamara Jackson

Natasha N. Jackson

Gregory Jackson

Keisha K. Jackson

Larry Jackson

Susan Jackson

Tamara Jackson

Wanda Jackson

Shannon A. Jackson

Shannon Jackson

Alexis L. Jackson

Shardae Jackson

Michelle A. Jackson-Shavers

Yvonne Jacobs

Felisha Jacobs

L Bernard Jakes

Natasha Jamerson

Courtney R. James

Jeanette James

Nashandra T. James

Derrick L. James

Vanessa R. James

Brandy James

Timaka L. James-Jones

Rachel D. James-Terry

Dwayne M. Jamison

Yalonda Jamison

Corbin D. Jamison

Loretta K. Jamison

Valarie January

Keith E. January

Eddie Jarrett

Vernon Jasper

Christina Jasper

Renalda L. Jaynes

Carrie J. Jefferson

James R. Jefferson

Kim Jefferson

Sedrick L. Jefferson

Rashida S. Jenkins

Schelerria A. Jenkins

Wanda Jenkins

Angela B. Jenkins

Adrienne P. Jenkins

Dakelvin K. Jenkins

Brenda W. Jenkins

Renee Jenkins

Kiersten R. Jennings

Tamra D. Jerdine

Florene Jerdine

Brittney Johns

Kathy Johnson

Jerrica B. Johnson

Chaka Johnson

Juan Johnson

Britani D. Johnson

Demarcus T. Johnson

Gloria J. Johnson

Hallie Johnson

Inez C. Johnson

Julia A. Johnson

Karen Johnson

Larry Johnson

Latisha L. Johnson

Leonia M. Johnson

Lisa Johnson

Mary Johnson

Ronald Johnson

Warren B. Johnson

Donald R. Johnson

Lisa M. Johnson

Andrea N. Johnson

Geralyn Johnson

Jia Johnson

Karen C. Johnson

Mae L. Johnson

Martha Johnson

Monique Johnson

Niccolle Johnson

Randall Johnson

Regina A. Johnson

Saphronia Johnson

Shonda Johnson

Willa Johnson

Carolyn P. Johnson

Kevin Johnson

LaTroy D. Johnson

Renita S. Johnson

Vingilan T. Johnson

Kiesha R. Johnson

Tekka Johnson

Barbara Johnson

Maryrose Johnson

Emerald D. Johnson

Stephanie Johnson Stevenson

Debra Johnson-Cockrell

Priscilla Johnson-Evans

Theresia Johnson-Ratcliff

La’Caris R. Jones

Christine Jones

Amy Jones

Kelvin Jones

Alicia J. Jones

Cecilia Jones

Charles Jones

Cynthia Jones

Gladys Jones

Jamila Jones

Jennifer R. Jones

Kathryn A. Jones

Kennedy A. Jones

Kenneth W. Jones

Marcia S. Jones

Marcus Jones

Simone A. Jones

Valerie Jones

Kelvin K. Jones

Deshandis M. Jones

Ashley N. Jones

Adrian L. Jones

Amber D. Jones

Angela Jones

Calandra D. Jones

Cassandra Jones

Charlene Jones

Colandra Jones

Desmond Jones

Jennifer J. Jones

Patricia Jones

Sarah E. Jones

Staci Jones

Yolanda Jones

Javida L. Jones

Akeelah J. Jones

Rashad A. Jones

Cheryl Jones

Flora Jones

Alma R. Jones

Lacey D. Jones

Elizabeth J. Jordan

Marc L. Jordan

Melissa Jordan

Santavaya Jordan

Melvin Jordan

Cedric Jordan

Tabatha A. Joseph

Keoni Josiah

JSU Dance Ensemble

Jennifer Julious

Charlotte Kabore

Brandy Kado

Alice Kanayan

Janice Karcher

Elijah Karriem

Nathan A. Kebede

Deidra L. Keener

Jhai Keeton

Crystal Kelly

Larry Kelly

Stacy Kelly

Rechelle D. Kelly

Phillip E. Kelly

Dewayne A. Kelly

Doug Kelly

Veronica Kelly

LaDawn S. Kelly

Zina C. Kelly

Tristan Kempston

Fred E. Kency

Kathy Kendrick

Andrea C. Kendrick-Williams

Robyn B. Kennebrew

Camelia Kennedy

Theresa G. Kennedy

Cantrell Keyes

Demetrice Keyes

Sanyika L. Keyes

Elizabeth G. Keyes

Laylonni N. Keys

Pamela P. Keys

Francis A. Kiene

Randy Kimble

Danyelle D. Kimp

Shamonica A. King

Michelle King

Reginald C. King

Sean L. King

Brandon King

Charles H. King

Georgia King

Gregory E. King

Brandon L. King

Sundra J. King

Cleophas B. Kinnell

Tonya Kirkland

Liz Knapp

Bob A. Knight

Kim Knight

Whitney Knox

George Koerber

Brandon Kong

Yu-Chun Kuo

Tambra Kyles

Tajuan Kyles

Khiauri L

Bill LaBarre

Elgin Lafever

Joshua Laffiette

Tobias E. Lagrone

Lockye Lake

Laura Lamb

Barbara Landers

Rhonda M. Lang

Rhonda A. Langston

Toshineda M. Lankston

Nancy Lanzon

Jimmy Large

Zaire K. Larkins

Sharon Larmond

Veronica Larry

Yanci T. Lashley

Tyrell Lassair

Lekisha R. Laster

Benjamin B. Latham

Allice Lattimore

Christopher E. Lavan

Monica L. Lawrence-Rees

Bobby Lawson

Chonda Lawson

Gloria D. Lawton-Wilson

Selina Lazarus

Louis J. Leathers

Jennifer Leavy

Sheila Leavy

Peggy LeCompte

Reginald E. Lecounte

Brad Ledwith

* Deceased Donors

Brandon L. and Barbara

A. Ledyard

Burrell Lee

Shanika K. Lee

Danyel Lee

Andrew D. Lee

Latonya A. Lee

Leroy C. Lee

Marlo Lee

Raymond G. Lee

Ashley Lee

Monica Lee-Griffith

Andrea D. Leflore

James E. Lehaman

Shani Lenard

Lenovo

Sheron Leonard

Muriel F. Lett-Davoll

Anita B. Levy

Carolyn Levy

Christopher A. Levy

Mamie M. Levy

Annie L. Lewis

Gwendolyn Lewis

Alamein B. Lewis

Jeremy Lewis

Kevin R. Lewis

Leslie D. Lewis

Michael Lewis

Terence D. Lewis

Duane C. Lewis

Kalynn Lewis

Eugina A. Lewis

Jessica Lewis

Lynnette Lewis

Nicole D. Lewis

Jerell Lewis

Stacy Lewis Goins

Tamara L. Liddell

Carla A. Lindsey

Letitia Lindsey

Ilexis T. Lindsey

ReJohnna B. Lindzie

ReJohnna Lindzie

Adrian M. Link

David F. Linzey

Ayanna M. Lipsey

Jennifer A. Little

George M. Little

Lula M. Little Gray

Patrick Littles

Roosevelt Littleton

Michael Lloyd

Avis S. Lloyd

Elizabeth Lloyd-Chambers

Mekella L. Lloyd-Landry

Robert T. Lock

Raphael D. Lockett

Antonio Lockett

Emma L. Lockhart

Tiffany Loftin

Justin Lofton

Jacqueline D. Lofton

Pamela R. Lomax

Jasmine Lombard

Shirley A. Long

Vanessa Long

Mary L. Long

Roderick O. Longino

Martha Lott

Kato Love

Terri F. Love

Tarnika M. Love-Anderson

Michael C. Lovelace

Deidre Lovett

Chloe M. Loving

Shawn D. Lovings

Clarence and Mahala Lowe

Nanette Lowe

Velma Lowe

Chandris Lowe

Sheila D. Lowe

Jade B. Lucas

Kendric Lucas

Kembra Luckett

Courtney C. Luckett-Knight

Christopher J. Luke

Elizabeth Lunden

Scott A. Lupton

William Luse

Lemarcus Lyles

Yolanda Lyles Johnson

Chenille J. Lynch

Mechele Lynch

Theadore Lyons

Carlton D. Lyons

Sandra D. Mabry

Bianca M. Mack

Carol M. Mack

Rajavion L. Mackabee

John P. Macon

Caroline Magee

Robert Magee

Natasha R. Magee-Woods

Kurtina C. Maholmes

Jeanine Mahone

LeAmber Malcolm

Sharon Malone

Latisha Malone

John Malvern

Susan S. Maneck

Vernon Mangum

Samantha E. Manning

Oretha Manu

Tandon Mardis

Bekira M. Mark

Richard Marshall

Antwanette Marshall

Dawn Martin

Kareem Martin

Kelly O. Martin

Cynthia Martin

Derek Martin

James Martin

Roderick Martin

Rose M. Martin

Mayah A. Martin

Darnetia R. Martin

Vickie L. Mason

Camille Mason

Melissa H. Mason

Guyton Mathews

Mason J. Mathews

Charles Matthews

Ursula S. May

Jordan Mazur

Andreas N. Mbah

Carolyn McCadney

Lee McCallum

Mattie McCargo

Jason McCarty

Tekesia O. McClendon

Ann McClevy

Felicia A. McClinton

Tyra S. McCormick

Rosaline H. McCoy

Pamela D. McCoy

Katina McCoy

Meguan McCoy

Dondrey McCracy

Marcus A. McCree

Ryan McCree

Phyllis McCree

Stephene L. McCullough

Marquita A. McCullum

Clell O. McCurdy

James McCurtis

Nicole McDade-McDowell

Marreo M. McDonald

Loretta McDonald

Stephanie D. McDonald

Alphonso McDowell

Willie McDowell

Carrie S. McFarland

Sheila McFarland

Robert McField

Aisha L. McGee

Melissa J. McGee

Vernon McGlothin

Bridgette McGrath

William McHugh

Christine B. McInnis

Constance McIntyre

Michael McKnight

Angela McKoy

Cornell McLaurin

Dylan McLemore

Linda McLemore-Wheeler

Lashonda McLeod

Dawn D. McLin

Marcus McMillan

Donna McMurtry

Robert McMurty

Charlotte A. McNair

Bonnie G. McNeal Harris

Laney E. McNeer

Frederick O. McRae

Barbara McSwain

Douglas L. McWilliams

Franja J. Meeks

Melody Service

Johnny Menifee

Kaelyn Merriwether

Barbara Meschino

Oneida Michell

Danielle N. Mickens

Alyssa L. Middleton

Rodell Milam

Ceola Miles

Quintess C. Miles

Michael Miles

Nickeela J. Miller

Calvin A. Miller

Derwin D. Miller

Latoya Miller

Shawn M. Miller

Albert J. Miller

Diane Miller

Keyouna S. Miller

Marquita L. Miller

Phillip L. Miller

Shirley J. Miller

Sibyl Y. Miller

Phillip L and Charlotte F. Miller

Nigel R. Miller

Gerald R. Miller

Barbara Mills

Andross Milteer

Mannie Milton

Sheron Milton

Tracey Milton

Glory Mims

Vera B. Mims

Theresa Minor

Derrick D. Mitchell

Inder Mitchell

Jerrold Mitchell

Skyla D. Mitchell

Marvin K. Mitchell

Isaac R. Mitchell

Vincent Mitchell

Curtis Mitchell

Jacqueline Mitchell

James Mitchell

Leanna A. Mitchell

Terri Mitchum

Antonio D. Moffatt

Corey J. Moffett

Jasmine A. Moncure

Dylan B. Montgomery

Brittany Montgomery

Diana Montgomery

Patricia Montgomery

Kelvin Montgomery

Chinyera Moody

Freddye Moon Smith

Daphne M. Moore

Daphne A. Moore

Ayana Moore

John L. Moore

Patricia A. Moore

Ronald D. Moore

Charlie L. and Zelda M Moore

Justin Moore

Chyrel Moore

Corey Moore

Katharine Moore

Krystyanna N. Moore

Lanassa P. Moore

Octavia J. Moore

Qiana A. Moore

Shonda M. Moore

Vicskeyas F. Moore

Tosha L. Moore

Sheila R. Moore

Laquarius C. Moorehead

Rhonda T. Moore-Jackson

Veronica E. Moore-Vinson

Daniel Morettu

Ellen Morgan

Latoya M. Morgan

DeMarco D. Morgan

Catreda D. Morgan

LaShannon F. Morgan

Jala M. Morrow

Vanessa Morton

Sonia Morton

Bonita S. Mosley

Danny W. Mosley

Jennifer Mosley

Lamar Mote

Tessa Murphy

Ashlei V. Murray

Damian J. Murray

Jessica M. Murray

Jennifer Murray

Heather Murrell

George Myers

Kevin Myers

Adrianne M. Myers

Brenda B. Myers

Kenesha Myers

Queenie Myers

Marvin K. Myles

Annie G. Mylez

Evelyn R. Nabors

Teriney M. Nails

Tekisha T. Nash

Jackie A. Nash

Janet W. Nash

Stephanie Nauden

Veronica G. Naylor

William Naylor

Adrian B. Naylor

Luscious L. Neal

William P. Neal

Tonya Neely

Alexis N. Neely

Joe Neely

Toya Neely Monix

Debra Nelson

Janice Nelson

Charlotte Nelson

Ollie B. Nelson

Steven Neville

Everett D. Newchurch

Louis B. Newell

Pearlie B. Newell

Willie Newell

Shanta Newsome

Nancy Newson

Tomeika Newton

Rick Ngo

Chinwe U. Nichols

Kori A. Nichols

Pearlie Noah-Montgomery

Reginald H. Nolen

Kenny Nollan

Norfolk Southern Foundation

Matching Gifts Program

Patricia A. Norman

Shirley Northington

Ashley F. Norwood

Earl O’Banner

Patricia M. Odom

Darcel T. Odom

Ransford Offei

Mary Oliver

McArthur Oliver

Lecarus Oliver

Carle A. Ollie

Byron O’Neal

Kimsey O’Neal Bailey

Deitrice O’Neal-Lampley

Michael Opta

Koleshia Oquinn

John C. O’Quinn

Kristy S. O’Quinn

Sandra O’Quinn

Rafael A. Ordaz

Marqual J. Outlaw

Yolanda Overbey

Bobby Owens

Alondria A. Owens

Erika G. Owens

Menika Owens

Tonya M. Owens

Azja Owens

Eva M. Owens

Jeanette Paige

Tiffany R. Paige

Stefon Palmer

Mary L. Palmer

Cintarrio Palmer

Mack C. Pampley

Jeffery D. Parker

Shannon S. Parker

Brianna Parker

Douglas Parker

Thedrit Parker

Kenda Parker

Delphia M. Parks

Travis R. Parks

Bradley M. Parks

William O. Parks

William Parks

Ruby S. Parnell-Booth

Annie M. Partee

Christopher Partee

Donell C. Paster

Manisha Patel

Joyce Patillo

Linda L. Patrick

Bobbie Patterson

Christian Patterson

Ouida B. Patterson

Tracy Patterson

Laquandra R. Paxton

Maggie A. Paymon

Dorothy J. Paymon-Dennis

Lakeshia Payne

Tiffany Payne-Griffin

Rosie J. Payton

Charlotte Peacock

Ylaine L. Pearson

Michael Peecher

Janelle Peery

Cedric J. and Annie G. Pelt

Ed Penny

Dawn Perry

Bradford Perry

Randolph Perry Mark A. Perry

Reshonda D. Perryman

Leslie Peters

Ashton T. Peters

Gladys R. Peters

Gia S. Peterson

Patrick A. Pettaway

Wayne Peyton

Lea Pfeifer

Angelika Phillips

Suzette Phillips

Precious Philpott

Regina Phipps

Tiffany K. Pierre

Brian J. Pigott

Angelia Pigott

Denise Pigott

Lashonda Pigott

Laverne Pilate

Roderick S. Pipes

Antoinette P. Pippins

Charles P. Pittman

Monique Pittman

Lakesha R. Pittman

Kathy R. Pitts

Jamika C. Polk

Xanshunta L. Polk

Jacquelyn Polk

Leonard Porter

Rhonda G. Porter

Faylesha Porter

Craig L. Porter

Kristen Porter

Victoria Porter-Bennett

Poteat N. Porter-Medley

Kimberly L. Portlock

Nicky Posley

Anastasia C. Potee

Verdean W. Potter

Felicia S. Pouncil

Addie Powell

Christopher Powell

Lamonica M. Powell

Andrea Powell

Tiffany C. Powell

Kristen M. Powell

Susan E. Powell Jones

Terri Powell-Brown

Aretha Powers

Kelwin Pree

Ivon Prewitt

Allilia Price

Angela K. Price

Ashlee Price

Tyna Price

Joseph and Annette K. Pridgen

Erin E. Pridgen

Catherine Pridgen

LaToya Pritchard

Fernanda Priviero

Freddie Pruitt

Nina Pryor

Donna Pugh

Alcinia J. Pugh

Tracey Purvis

Shamika Qualls

Patricia Quick

Dorothy T. Quinn

Delores G. Rankin

Kimberly M. Rankin

Michelle Rankins

Faye Rashid

Earl S. Rashid

Yolanda R. Ratcliff

Raven N. Ray

Ammie L. Rayburn

Areias Rayford

Felicia Reader

Charlotte L. Reddix-Williams

Larissa Redfield

Donald Redic

Ronald Redic

Lola Redmond

Reshunda Redmond

Leland F. Redmond

Latosha Redmond

Bridges Reed

Hannah Reed

James Reed

Matthew Reed

Latoya T. Reed

Gwen Reed

Brian Reed

Angelina Reese

Cindi Reese

Kawain Reese

Terri Reeves

Charles M. Reinke

Latoya M. Rembert-Sterling

Jessica Reynolds

Kiara Rhodes

Juandalynn Rhodes

Kimarie Rhodes

Latasha N. Rice

Clyde Richard

Daryl D. Richards

Kim Richards

Bianca Richardson

Rhonda R. Richardson

Belinda C. Richardson-Cargle

Ethel Riddle

Michele Riddle

Kaneitra R. Riley

Luther Riley

Jasmine J. Rivera

Larry Rivers

Kimberly J. Roberson-Burt

Krystle N. Roberts

Renaldo Roberts

Vivian Roberts

Tia M. Roberts

Shanista L. Robertson

Shantel N. Robins

Tishea T. Robinson

Lynda J. Robinson

Ernest Robinson

Joan Robinson

Johnnie B. Robinson

JR Robinson

Marcus C. Robinson

Maria B. Robinson

R. Keith Robinson

Taylor Robinson

William M. Robinson

Lecia G. Robinson

Billy W. Robinson

Charlotte S. Robinson

Christopher W. Robinson

Kevin Robinson

Melissa Robinson

Nechelle N. Robinson

Ray Robinson

Ruthie Robinson

Timothy Robinson

Uri Robinson

Veronica Robinson

Cubdeenix Robinson

Kimberly Robinson

Larkesher Robinson

Maudean Robinson

Erica R. Robinson

Kyra Roby

Brenda J. Rogers Kimble

Willie J. Roper

Gwendolyn F. Roseburgh

Carolyn M. Ross

Kimberly L. Ross

Vernon Ross

Dorothy Ross

Ida Ross

Jetaime C. Ross

Kelly M. Ross

Nicole Ross

Drew Ross

Ajuanize Ross Johnson

Mark R. Roth

DiAngelo M. Rouse

I J Routen

Kenneth S. Ruffin

Tracy C. Runnels

Sherita Rusell-Nash

Sharon Y. Russell

Geneen J. Russell

Christopher Russey

Keiven J. Russey

Corey Russey

Imo G. Russey

Kattie Russey-Starnes

Dorothy Ryland

Aisha E. Saffold

Thelma Sain

Adrian Salazar

Demitria Salter

Gloria T. Salters

Manuel A. Sample

Krystaline W. Sample-Young

Rufus T. Sampson

Luther T. Samuel

Melinda Samuel

Keshia M. Sanders

Dominick B. Sanders

Mitrell D. Sanders

Tracey Sanders

Brenda F. Sanders

Brenda M. Sanders

Elizabeth W. Sanders

Linda K. Sanders

Gloria Sanders

Clifton Sanders

Frederick L. Sandifer

Jeremy L. Sanford

Shomari Sanford

Candace H. Saulsberry

Brian Sawyer

Reggie Sawyer

Tyrece R. Sayles

Tammy Schuler

Patricia A. Scott

Sabrina Scott

Tamiko Scott

Sheila D. Scott

Deloris Scott

Jeffery B. Scott

Tonjula R. Scott

Michael Scott

Jennifer E. Scott-Gilmore

Keith Seals

Netty Seard

Marteena T. Seaton

Angela Self

Pamela S. Self

William Selmer

Mosi Senwot

Nashlie Sephus

Cedric L. Shannon

Monique Shannon

Joel J. Sharp

Tanya Shaw

Richard Shaw

Rosalind N. Shaw

Michael G. Shearrill

Sabrina Y. Shelby

Tyrone Shelby

Terrence D. Shelley

Wendy E. Shenefelt

Duane A. Shepard

Trudy Shepard

Mario Shepard

Corey Sheppard

Ronald Sherrod

Khalilah Shields

Kelli N. Shields

Kymberli J. Shields

Sannetta P. Shields

Anton B. Shinhoster

Kendria D. Short

Jennifer R. Shorter

Kennedy I. Shumaker

Adrienne Simmons

Chiquista Q. Simmons

De’Martinez’ R. Simmons

Tamara N. Simmons

Clarence E. Simms

Charles M. Simpson

Arthur J. Sims

Georgia P. Sims

Lorrie Sims

Tabitha D. Sims

* Deceased Donors

Bria N. Sims

Christopher A. Sims

Rita W. Singleton

Ira L. Singleton

Torris R. Singleton

Amie N. Sipp

Stanley Sisney

Tiffany Sithiphone

Pearley J. Skipper

PJ Skipper

Annette Slack

Tarra Slack

Renee Slaughter

Kendall Slay

Clois Slocum

Lorenza Small

Trenyse Small-Roberson

Jacqueline T. Smiley

Tiffany C. Smith

Joseph M. Smith

Rosiland R. Smith

Aron D. Smith

Charity Smith

Charles Smith

Cynthia A. Smith

Dorothy Smith

Felisha Smith

Forest Smith

Gloria Smith

Latasha Smith

Mickell J. Smith

Robert Smith

Rosalind Samuel Smith

Samanthia L. Smith

Sheree S. Smith

Trena Smith

Andrea D. Smith

Latosha Smith

Claudia Smith

Cynthia F. Smith

DeLyle Smith

Donald Smith

Earline R. Smith

Grace W. Smith

Herman Smith

Janysia Smith

Kendrick Smith

Meddie L. Smith

Rhonda E. Smith

Teneshia C. Smith

Torrence Smith

Tracee Smith

Tanya L. Smith

Kimberly N. Smith

Ariyanna-Rose Smith

Eugene and Bettye C Smith

Caleb Smith

Desire Smith

Parks Smith

Marlena Smith-Hamlin

Smokin Oasis Mobile

Cigar Lounge

Bevelyn R. Smothers

Qui Smothers

Michael Soles

Ida Solomon

Timothy Sosa

Marcus T. Souter

Teesha Spagner

Demond L. Spann

Mary L. Spann

Fawn Spencer

Jennifer C. Spires

Mark C. Spooner

Gary Sprayberry

Annie Springer

Shannon Springfield

Genika Stamps

Kimberly Stamps

Eurydice Stanley

Junious Stanton

Chilion Stapleton

Ashkelon Stapleton

Justin Starks

Catenia Starks

Donovan Starks

Jamessia Steele

Yemekia M. Steele

Albert Stephens

Dawn Stephens

Feltus D. Stephens

Nakia S. Stephens

Terrice J. Stephenson-Thomas

ShaMonica Sterling

Dwayne E. Stevens

Claudia F. Stevenson

Faustina Stevenson

Angela D. Stewart

Erika R. Stewart

Kristin M. Stewart

Macshelle T. Stewart

Amanda L. Stewart

Lamonica L. Stewart

Vanessa D. Stewart

Trina Stewart

Tiffany Stewart

Jasmine Stiff

Andre Stokes

Arianna C. Stokes

Temikia Stone

Jessica A. Story

Cassandra W. Stovall

Sandra Stowes

Yawanya Straughter

Bruce Straughter

Shellie J. Stubbs

Jasmine B. Stubbs

Deidra Stubbs

Karen Stuckey

Angela Stuckey

Geraldine Sturgis

Monica P. Sturgis

Daiki Suematsu

Vera Suggs

Maude J. Summerville

Suntrust Bank

Nathaniel Surrancy

Marcus T. Suttlar

Shirley A. Sutton

Gabriel Swan

Renee Swanigan

Sena Sweargen

Anthony Sweezer

Talia A. Sword

Kathy C. Sykes

Carol F. Syvertsen

Marian Y. Talley

Fran Tarr

Airrion M. Tate

Carolyn Tate

Nikki Tate

Addie Taylor

Aaron Taylor

Barnett Taylor

Burbette M. Taylor

James Taylor

Jesse Taylor

Leonard Taylor

Sidney Taylor

Shirley Taylor

Tamia J. Taylor

Bianca M. Taylor

Gail Taylor

Renetta Taylor

Tina M. Taylor

Deborah C. Taylor

Kevanitia I. Taylor

Kionna J. Taylor

Helen Taylor Caldwell

Amiee Teal

Annie P. Tedford

Armerita D. Tell

Sandra Tenner

Steven Terrell

Patricia A. Terrell

Justin R. Terry

Lauren M. Terry

Herbert Terry

Lia Tesfay

Shannon S. Thames

The Church Triumphant

Global, Inc.

The Edwin Philip Wilson

LIV Trust

The Roselawn Community Council Inc.

Ashlee D. Theodore-Kelly

Kenya C. Theus

Ivory T. Thigpen

NiaTasha R. Thigpen

Tasha C. Thigpen

Tracey L. Thigpen-Davis

Andrea L. Thomas

Angela Thomas

Dawn S. Thomas

Marvin W. Thomas

Paula J. Thomas

David Thomas

Eric T. Thomas

Kathy Thomas

Larry Thomas

Dana Thomas

Christopher J. Thomas

Maria Thomas

Aubrey Thomas

Angela M. Thomas Neal

Henry Thompson

Carla Thompson

Larry Thompson

LaToya Thompson

Phaedra D. Thompson

Tyronza R. Thompson

Darria A. Thompson

Mecca M. Thompson

Sheila Thompson

Nicole A. Thompson

Chelia D. Thompson

Percy Thornbor

Mark R. Thorne

Jerrell D. Thornton

Timothy Thornton

Terri C. Thornton

Larry D. Thurman

DeMarcus Tinsey

Karrington J. Tipler

Nathaniel Tolbert

Thaddeus Tolbert

Neiko Tolbert

Tiffany N. Tolefree

Angela Tolliver

Charlie Tolliver

Tom Joyner Foundation

Jasmyne R. Tomlin

Blanche T. Toole

Sonia Torres

Kathleen Tourgeman

Sherry Townsend

Jessica R. Townsend

Kailyn Townsend

Bruce E. Travis

Jeffrey D. Travis

April L. Trice

Christian Trimble

Alycia Triplett

Fallon L. Triplett

Tainika L. Tripp

Deidra M. Truitt

Shandra Trussell

Shirley Tucker

Ellis and Shirley Tucker

Jennifer Tucker

Melissa Turnbull

Terrica Turner

Brianna R. Turner

Chelsey J. Turner

Jackie Turner

Will P. Turner

Janice L. Turner

Chandrika Turner

Chelsey Turner

Cordell V. Turner

Jo Turner

Joan Turner

Quilly E. Turner

Seneca V. Turner

Trudy Turner

Hilda Turner

Chelsea Turner

James Turner_DUPREC

Paula L. Tutman Menifee

Carolyn Tyler

Katherine Tyler

Carolyn Upkins

Judith Upshaw

Larry Vance

Margaret VanderWaerden

Katasha Varner

Latrinda S. Vaughan

Stephanie M. Vaughn

LaJuana L. Vaughn

Derricka D. Vereen

Jeremy J. Vereen

Viasat

John W

Danny Wade

Evelyn Wade

Daler Wade

Adaria Wade

Allison Wade

Linda Wagener

Antoine Walden

Shani A. Walker

Katina Walker

Marilynn Walker

Rod Walker

Alicia M. Walker

Billy E. Walker

Lesa Walker

Lisa M. Walker

Sonja Walker

Zandreia M. Walker

Jaquan Walker

Christen Walker

Vanessa Walker Harris

Roosevelt R. Wallace

Vanessa Wallace

Ebony J. Wallace

Donyale M. Walls

Natasha M. Walters Jackson

Kenyatta Walton

Regina Walton

Brandon M. Ward

Kiffany T. Ward

Juanita S. Ward

Robert Warfield

Jeremy Washington

Doristeen Washington

Barbara Washington

Kesha S. Washington

Michael W. Washington

Vernie Washington

Benjamin Washington

Cortez Washington

Earlene Washington

Henry A. Washington

Lashinda Y. Washington

Vincent Washington

Clottie Washington

Devin Washington

Stephanie R. Washington-Bostic

Tarongela L. Washington-Harris

Nick Waters

Marilyn M. Watkins

Ladarius D. Watkins

Lakeisha S. Watson

Loyd Watson

Alvin L. Watson

Michael Watts

Arnetra Watts

Kenny Wayne

* Deceased Donors

Marilyn S. Weakley

Angela Weathersby

Patricia C. Weatherspoon

Sheneidra L. Weatherspoon

Kandis Weatherspoon

Anthony R. Webb

Alfred L. Webb

Michael S. Webber

Keishunna Webster

Charles Webster

Quinntairus Webster

Taloria Webster

Manisha S. Weems

Colby B. Weir

Ayasha Welch

Ariel D. Wells

Ayanna N. Wells

Daffney Wells

Demetria Wells

Jerrica N. Wells

Sandra Wells

Cedric Wells

James Wesby

Sandra K. Wesley

Allison Wesley-Knott

Connie R. West

Kelly West

Charles E. West

Dorothy L. Westbrook

Colleen L. Westby

Ursala Whalum

Paris Whavers

Skyy A. Wheat

Christopher B. Wheatley

Robin Wheatley-Beachum

L J. Whitaker

Shanice N. White

Derrick J. White

Patrick White

Valerie White

Christel L. White

Clarence White

Corigann White

Charita T. White

Lorenzo White

Tosha White-Garner

Belinda White-Logan

Jerry D. Whitfield

Reginald D. Whitfield

Dianne Whiting

Amethyst A. Whitley

Demetrius A. Whitlock

Tonda Wickliffe

Corky F. Wicks

Coleen Widell

Alecia C. Wiley

Mary Wilkerson

Patricia Wilkerson

Patricia Wilkerson-Uddyback

Angela Wilkes

Michael L. Williams

Monica D. Williams

Sharla D. Williams

Anise Williams

Floyd C. Williams

Asia Williams

* Deceased Donors

Achia Williams

Angela J. Williams

Ann Williams

Eddie J. Williams

Harwood Williams

Hope D. Williams

James E. Williams

Jannis Williams

Kendall L. Williams

Kevin Williams

Kiana N. Williams

Kimberly K. Williams

Latrice N. Williams

Leslie P. Williams

Philander Williams

Robert L. Williams

Sandra Williams

Sheronne Y. Williams

Emma Williams

Janice Williams

Terence Williams

Britney N. Williams

Catina Williams

Delena Williams

Eve H. Williams

Kay Williams

Latoya S. Williams

Lucille Williams

Mable E. Williams

Mary A. Williams

Michael Williams

Patricia Williams

Rhemalyn Williams

Rickey A. Williams

Roberta H. Williams

Shirley M. Williams

Patrice Williams

Jeremy Williams

Stephanie Williams

Lezora S. Williams

Kiana N. Williams

H D. Williams

Harrould D. Williams

Roderick T. Williams

Denise Williams Greene

Linda Williams Harris

Tarkesia Williamson

Angela R. Williamson

Anthony M. Williamson

Tawan Williamson

Cotina D. Williams-Wicks

Leroy Willis

Sheila Willis

Roderick Willis

Carol E. Wilson

Claude Wilson

Claudine Wilson

Monica Y. Wilson

Angelica Wilson

Dana Wilson

Drake Wilson

Jasmine Wilson

Jessica L. Wilson

John Wilson

Kevin Wilson

Rosa Wilson

Kevin A. Wilson

Cheryl E. Wilson Gooden

Angela Wimes

Terisha S. Windgassen

Elroy Winding

Joshua A. Winsley

Johnny A. Winsley III

Valeria L. Winston

Yolanda C. Winters

Trey Wise

LaToya Y. Wise

Kourtney Wong

Christopher J. Woodall

Sharonda Woodford

Ferelle Woodhouse

Victoria E. Woodhouse

Cathedral Woodruff

Fidel M. Woods

Patricia A. Woods

Evandia Woods

Natasha Wormley

Zachary Worthington

Ingrid Y. Woullard

Laken D. Wraggs

Chauncy Wright

Darlene Y. Wright

Jeremi S. Wright

Tamu Wright

Angela Wright

Tamira Wright

Domerneke Wright

Stephanie Wright

Taurus Wright

Carmen M. Wright

Thaddeus F. Wright

Sarah C. Wyatt

Kristin Wyckoff

Chandra Yancey

Terrance Yarbrough

Kennecia B. Yarrington

Jodie L. Yates Johnson

Brian Yoder

Eunkyung Yoon

Adrian Young

Helen Young

Willie Young

Alicia Young

Amber Young

Anita G. Young

Isis L. Young

Karis Youngblood

Lewis T. Younger

Lewis Younger

Joshua Zenon

Sheila Zerouali

Xia A. Zhang

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