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Shaw University

2005

Shaw University

118 East South Street
Raleigh, North Caroina 27601
(919) 546-8200
www.shawu.edu

Shaw Universitg
The Bear

"STRIDES TO EXCELLENCE: ONLY THE BEST!"

Evolution: Blueprint of Success

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To the Shaw University Family:

The Office of Public Relations is proud to
present the return of the Shaw University
Year Book. The once dormant project is
again thriving successfully to hold forth
the leagacy of excellence, and esteem.

A very special thank you is in order to
Mr. Martel Perry for his support and
guidance, and to Mrs. Kim Trezona, our
Year Book Consultant. When it seemed
that the project would fall through Kim,
you demomstrated a dogged determina-
tion to complete the job well. Thank you
for own commitment to excellence.

8 CAMPUS EVENTS

40 ADMINISTRATION,
FACULTY AND
STAFF

52 STUDENTS

86 SPORTS

114 CLUBS AND

ORGANIZATIONS

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Dr. Clarence G. Newsome

President

I am delighted about the pubHcation of this yearbook for it captures the essence of the University while
maintaining a pictorial record of the vear for students, faculty, staff and community' to enjoy.

Indeed, compressed into these pages are a collection of memories that will be with us forever: our class-
mates and instructors; the buildings where we studied; the social, academic, professional, and athletic orga-
nizations and activities in which we participated; the sponsors who supported us; and the wider communi-
ties in which we and our school exists.

Moreover, the rejuvenation of issuing a yearbook this year comes at a critical time in the history of our
school. Since taking office as President two years ago, the entire university was reaccredited after a recent
evaluation and accreditation process was completed by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools
(SACS). We are proud of this reaccredidation because, by national standards, the University is reaffirmed
that it is highly capable of meeting the academic challenges facing the higher education community. Grad-
uate degrees are offered at the Shaw Universitv School of Divinit\' which has received full accreditation by
the American Theological Society (ATS). Graduate degrees in Education are offered and plans are under-
way to offer advanced degrees in Business.

Many other examples point to Shaw University's commitment to excellence. First, numerous students have
expressed their exultation about the overall excellence and v«de range of majors that they find at Shaw Uni-
versity'. They have good reason to be enthusiastic in that several 2004 graduates were selected over students
from larger institutions to participate in fully paid graduate programs. Implementation of the President's
Award for Outstanding Academic Achievement led to nine members of the football team making the All
CIAA Academic Team. Academic achievement is honored in a number of other wavs that included having
pictures of representative students placed prominently in Debnam Hall (administration building) and the
James E. Cheek Learning Center (library). What is more, a provision for students to publish an on-line
student newspaper. The Bear Facts, was recently put into place. Very often small groups of students and
facult\' meet to share ideas and aspirations for Shaw University and to establish stronger communications
with the administration. This kind of interchange led to the initiation of the Shaw Man and Shaw Woman
Sociebv' which challenges each young man and woman in the Shaw familv to strive toward excellence, integ-
rity, intellect, resourcefulness, caring, determination, thoughtfulness, graciousness, and love. Regarding
technology, the University installed the most advanced, state-of-the-art telecommunications platform of any
institution of higher learning in the state of North Carolina. Also, computer laboratories throughout the
campus and residential halls were upgraded.

These are but a few of the positive developments that make it clear thaf'A New Shaw for a New Millen-
nium"is emerging. Indeed, we are making "Strides to Excellence." We want"Onlv the Best."

I applaud the entire Shaw family for its contribution to excellence.

EVOLUTION:

Persistent and Continual Change

jC^volution (ev-a-loo-shun)
noun., 1. A gradual process in
which something changes into
a different and usually better or
more complex form. 2. Gradual
growth or development of some-
thing, as a social institution.
(Webster's II New College Dic-
tionary, 2001)

t Shaw University evolution is eminent.
Everyday something is changing and is becoming
better. A constant drive for improvement is the key
goal behind the motto "Strides to Excellence: ONLY
the best!" The only way to be the best is to evolve
into something greater than the previous state.

Leonard Hall Built in 1881 and housed
the first four year medical school in the
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platform is cancer awareness
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LaChauna Sumpter and Carlos Harris

Homecoming Parade

Grandmother Bovd and Rob\Ti Boyd

Master and Mistress of Ceremony
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Building and Branding Character Development

Special Thanks to Mr. Martel Perry

Dannel RoUe

Asha Wilson

Leon Parker

Daryll Garrett

Founded Fall of 2004

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Reverend Dr. Walter E. Fauntroy
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The James E. Cheek Learning Resources Center
- Originally known as the hospital building, it was
renovated and enlarged to beconie the library in the
1960s. Named after Dr. James E. Cheek, the seventh
president of Shaw University.

Administra tion, Facul ty and Staff

April Abbott
Instructor Engish

Chibuihe Akuka
Residence Counselor

Carl Algood Abdinur Ali

Asst. Professor Social Services Inst. Natural Science & Mathematics

Dr Desire Baioubi
Asst. Professor of English & Linguistics

Joyce Spruill Bannci man
Administrative Assistant

Agnes Baxter Levi Beckwith

TOS Women's Dr. Residence Life Asst. Prof, of Business & Public Ad.

Ron Bishop
TOSLLC Men's Residence Din

Nicholas Boney
Asst. Athletic Trainer

Cassandra Brown
Director Durham Cape

Dr. Taneisha Brown
Associate Vice Pres. Student Affairs

Dr. Joseph Brvant
Director of High Point Cape

Marcus Clarke
Director of Compliance, Athletics

Sherr\' Courtney
Executive Secretary President's Office

Dr. Jern Butler
Professor of Religion

Jerelene R Car\er
Counselor-Disabilitv Ser\'ices

Dr. McLouis Clayton
Professor of Mathematics

Shawanda Cooper
TOS Women's Residence Counselor

Monte Clampett
Instructor Criminal Justice

Dr. Matthew Corrigan
Asst. Professor Social Work

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Roland Cunningham
Instructor Philosophy

Zanie Da\'idson
Instructor Mathematics

Melissa Ellis
Human Resources Specialist

Administration, Faculty and Staff

Administration, Faculty and Staf£

Remigius Emeto
Residence Counselor Student Affairs

Addie Everett
Secretary Greenville Cape

Frederick Faison
Asst. Director of Freshman Year

Hooshang Foroudastan
Chief Information Officer

Betty Freeman
Instructor Sociology

Sherry Gamble
Administrative Sz Office Manager

Cheryl Garvv
Instructor Accounting

Dr. Irene Gilbert-Perry
Special Assistant to the President

Cynthia Grahiini
Director of Freshman Years Programs

Richard Graham
Professor of Religion

Willie L.raham
Professor of Business

Willie E. Gray

VVilma Gray
Instructor Social Work

Dr. Sylvia Haith
Instructor Social Science

Dr. Grover Hall Dr Bertha Haynes

Substance Abuse Counselor Student Affairs Adjunct Professor English

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Instructor Social Science

Dr. Willie High
Director Triple A Center

Juanda Holley
Director Office of Career Development

Flazina Home
Administrative Assistant

Debra Hughes
Instructor Ph\'sical Science

Dr. Rachida Jackson
Asst. Professor of Humanities

Jacqueline Johnson
Alumni Relations & Planned Giving

Brenda Jones
TOS Women Counselor

Administration, Faculty and Staff

Administration , Fac ulty and Staff

Dr. Frederick Jones
Chair of Humanities Department

Dorrance Kennedy
Assit. Professor of Social Sciences

Dr. Kim Leathers
Dean of Honors College

Dr. Terence Leathers

Assistant Vice President

Academic Affiars

Clara Lewis
Residence Counselor Student Affairs

Margaret Lindse\'
Instructor Mathematics

Charles L. Lowe
Adjunct Faculty, Social Work

Reginald Lowery
Director of Counseling

Bernadine Maduaico
Resident Counselor Student Affaii

Gaetane Marc-Charles
Administrative Assistant Career Dev.

Phyllis F. Martin
Director of Asheville Cape

Waymon Martin
Instructor Business

Evanstein D. Montague

Executive Asst. to Associate Vice

President of Student Affairs

William Montague Dr Ste\-e Niu Patricia Xuosu

Head Coach Cross Country- & Track Asst- Professor Computer Science & Math Coordinator of English Education

Ava Parker
Administrator Human Resources

Vickie Parker
Secretar\- Humaruties Department

Roger Pfister, Jr.
Head Athletics Trainer

Cleon Pierce
Electrical Coordinator Plant Services

Administration, Faculty and Staff

Administration, Facu lty and Staff

Ellen Pinckney
Director Residential Life

Linda J. Pun'is
Administrative Assistant

Eric Rice

Unward Bound Program &

Academic Coordinator

Georgia Richardson
Instructor

ArtLird Ritter
Tutor Specialist Spanish

Gabriella Rogers
Administrative Assistant

Samuel Sanders
Chief of Safety and Security

Vincent Sei
Instructor Mathematics

Joseph Shaw
Equipment Manager Athletics

Shirley Sheares
Tutor Specialist Triple A

Mary Sifford
Administrative Assistant

Dr. Chen Siler-Mack
Adjunct Professor Criminal Justice

Robert Thomas
Director of Wilmington Cape

Lonieta Thompson
Instructor Visual and Performing Arts

Michael Umeadi
Resident Director Student Affairs

Vera Waites
Resident Counselor

Administration, Faculty and Staff

Dr. Moses Walker
Professor at FayetteviUe Cape

Donal Ware

Asst. Athletics Director for Sports

Information & Marketing

Dr Eric Weil
Associate Professor of Humanities

Dr. Benjamin Whitlock
Professor of Religion & Philosoph

Betty Williams

Administrative Asst. President's

Office

Dr. Paul E. Wilson
Asst. Professor of Religion

Dr Meretle Wilson
Professor of Philosophy

Eh-erda Yancey
Residence Counselor

Larry \on
Professor of Sociology & Psychology ]

Daily Life At Shaw University

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Estey Hall - In the spring of 1866 Shaw Uni-
versity began to accept women to matriculate.
In 1873 Estey Hall was built as the women's
dormitory. Women no longer needed to lodge
with families in the City of Raleigh to pursue
their education.

Lisa Adair
Social Work

Beatrice Adegboye
Accounting

Abubakar Adejumo Kristy Allen

Business Administration Criminal Justice

Desiree L. Anderson
Liberal Studies

Jordache Artis
Elementary Education

Dianne H. Austin
Social Work

Daniel Bailey, III Autumn Bailey Philip Bailey

Business Administration Mass Communications Mass Communications

Manita Badger
Criminal Justice

Sharone Bailey
Mathematics

John C. Bain Annette Baker Alyson Bangura-Jawara Tiffany Barnes

Psychology Sociology Concentra- Computer Science Business Management

tion in Criminal Justice

Barbara I. Bazemore
Business Adminsitration

Andrea Blake
Business Administration

Branda Best
BiologN'

Lagala N. Biggs
Social Work

Shonta P. Biggs
Sociology

Janet L. Bowser Robyn Bovd Pamela L. Boylom

Sociology Business Management Accounting

Tia Bradshaw Kyna Brands Colette Brice-Johnson Meshea J. Briscoe

English Business Adrrunistration Business Administration Therapeutic Recreation

Ke\-in Brooks Sandra M. Brooks Porcia Brookshire Arlethia Brown

' Business Management Business Administration English English

Seniors

Carlethia Brown
Biology

Jenny Brown
Criminal Justice

Natrece Brown
Speech Pathology

Wanda E. Brown Charlene D. Bryson Shanien Campbell

Liberal Studies Business Administration Sociology Concentration in

Criminal Justice

Glorine Carlos
Social Work

Alice Carpenter
Liberal Studies

Danian D. Carr
Sociology

Ronnie Brown
Religion

Walif Campbell
Psychology

Stephanie B. Cherry
Business Administration 1

Dedra P. Clegg Juanrice W. Cobb Sandra Coley

Business Administration Business Administration Religion and Philosphy

Joyce Coppedge
Social Work

Juanita ^^ Cranda
Criminal Justice

Laxonia Cromartie Paulette J. Cutts

Business Administration Business Administration

Willie Donaldson Stacy VV. Downing Jerr\' Dudley

i Computer Info Systems Speech Language Pathology Physics

Susie H. Dickens
Criminal Justice

Vanessa P. Dunn
Psycholog\"

E\-ans Durandis Yolanda Edgerton Susie W. Enoch CIa\-aughan K. Epps

-mess Administration Sociology Religion and Philosoph\' Social Work

Vida M. Everett Therese Farmer Debora D. Fields Derrick Fields

Business Administration Elementary Education Rehgion and Philosoph\- Elementary Education

Seniors

Gregory L. Foreman
Criminal Justice

Ayanna Franklin Genelle Freeman Linda W. Freeman

Mathematics Elementary Education Business Administration

Tamala T. Fuller
Sociology

Daryl Garrett, Jr
International Relations

LaTina N. Gay
Criminal Justice

Kenric Gladney
Business Management

Julia A. Gore
Criminal Justice

Cheryl Gorham
Business Management

Marquita Greene Carl V. Greggs, Sr.

Criminal Justice Business Administration

Erik T. Griffin
Business

Jeffrey Guiste
English

Regina L. Hagans
Psychology

Alvin Harbison
Religion

Melody Harris Demetrius Hart Sherman R. Hart Gloria B. Hayes

Liberal Studies Criminal Justice, Pre-Law Business Administration Criminal Justice

Delorene Havnes
Chemistry

Kristel Hicks
Criminal Justice

Natasha Hobbs
Business Administration

Aquil Holden
Kinesiotheraphy

jj Tisha D. HoUoman Kingsetta Honeysuckle Addisondra Ingram

Business Administration Sociology and Phychology Psychology

Don Jackson
Criminal Justice

Seniors

Daphne A. Jacobs Mable L. Jeffreys Tammi A. Jennings

Social Work Psychology and Social Work Social Work

Candis Johnson
Computer Science

Frederick L. Jolinson Jocelyn N. Johnson La Wanda Johnson Leonia Jones

Liberal Studies Mass Communications Business Administration Criminal Justice

Linda Jones
Business Administration

Sylvia D. Jones
Liberal Studies

Tekeya Jones LaDreama S. Jordan

Criminal Justice Business Administration

Danielle Joyner
Liberal Studies

Ernestine K. Julue
Liberal Studies

Karen R. Kershaw-Kellv Curtis C. Keyes

Sociology Business Administration

Wendell Kinnev
Computer Science

Ebonie Kizer Adedamona Kuponivi Vivian Lee

Computer Wormation Systems Accounting Business Management

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Quinsentina Lewis Cynthia Li\'ingston Serign Omar Lowe Kezra Marshall

Business Management Computer Information Systems Physics Religion and Philosophy

L,a'TantaMcCrimmon Toni Mcintosh David McLendon

luminal Justice Political Science Business Management Religion and Philosophy

Lynette McNair
Social Work

Seniors

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Peggy M. Mills
Business

Idoreyin Montague
Physics

Nadia C, McNair Herbert Miller, Jr. Pamela Miller La-Tonya Milhouse

Business Religion and Philosoph\- Business Administration Psychology

Brenda Miree
Liberal Arts

Marvin J. Mitchell
Religion and Philosophy

Tonya S. Mitchell
Psychology

William T. Moore
Criminal Justice

Deanna Morgan
Psychology

Nadia Morley
Biology

Donat Morrisson
Biology

Korri J. Mosley
Sociology

Kim E. Moss
Psychology

Amienatta N'Dure
Physics

Camilla Nelson Kara J. Nevvsome Anta Njit Marilyn Brown Nobles

Criminal Justice Mass Communications Computer Science Psychology

\adscheda R. Nobles Raul Novinte

Criminal Justice Pubic Administration

Linda Nunally
Psychology

Obinna Oraefo
Business Management

Christina Outlaw
3usiness Concentration
Accountin

Shoktwala Paige
Criminal Justice

Erik Parker
Business Management

Kim Pasamonte
Psychology

|l Frederica W. Peeie Jessica Pender Diane Perkins

iBusiness Administration Business Management Sociology

Harold Pinto, Jr.
Mass Communications

Seniors

Philippe! Rahming Keith Reed, Sr. Joyce Rice

Business Management Religion and Philosophy Psychology

Larry Richardson
Business Management

Rene Robinson Robert M. Robinson Dannel Rolle

Business Management Sociology Mass Communications

Andradese Rozier
Liberal Studies

William Ku>sell, 111
Kinesiotheraphy

Yolanda Russell
Psychology

Majarat Salami
Biology

Georgia L. Salisbury
Business Administration

Luz Seneah Stephanie Skipper

Business Administration Biology

Cassandra P. Smith
Business Management

Ernetta Smith
Biology

Johnette Smith
Business Administration

Nikia Smoutherson
Criminal Justice

Rory E. Sneed
Psychology

George Speller, Jr.
Business Management

Bonita J. Stepter
Social Work

Beverly P. Stewart
Social Work

Wilma Spain
Social Work

Izora N. Stewart
Business Administration

lameelah C. Strother r, r- , . ,

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ociologv Concentration in „ . a j • ■ >_ ,j t-i , t- j • r, .

^": 11^ Business Admimstration Elementary Education Busmess

Clementine Trotter La-Shell Turnbu

Religion and Philosophy Psychology

Audrey P Waddell
Sociology

Sammie L. Wagner, Jr.
Sociology

Seniors

David Walker
Business

Jeremy Walker
Therapeutic Recreation

Ratisha Walker Genesis Wallace

Business Adininistration Public Administration

Rose Wallace Jennifer J. Ward Robyn Ware Donna C. Watson

Business Business Administration Elementary Education Business Administration

Lacey White
Business Management

Molly F. Whitley Adriel Williams Donna S. Williams

Psychology Mass Communications Business Adirunistrationii

Nathorn Williams

Shalonda Williams

Asha Wilson

chology and Criminal
Justice

Criminal Justice

Biology

Bronda Wilson
Public Administration

Nichole S. Wright
Sociology

Jermaine \V\ att
Psychology

Seniors

J Juniors^

Angelo O. Aike Elton M. Andrews Tamika Armstrong Jacquelyn H. Barrett

Vickie Bellamy Fabrice Blackson Weahdee Blidee Jeramicca N. Boone

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Nastassia Boucicault Tiffany M. Boyce Jenna Bradford Christopher Brooks

W. Brooks

Shakira Brown Cynthina Carlton Helen Cooper

Cheryl Cooper-Peter Tiffany Corbitt Ka[ii\ Lmvard

Daisy Delaney Sherry B. Eason Shykita Edgt-rton Victoria Emebecth

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sauuda ^'. Eshe' Kamesha Falana Rossalvnn Ferguson Shamika Garlington

Makeca Gilliland Stephen Gorham LaKisha Graham Melissa Grimes

Belinda Harper Bemice Harris

Reginald Harris Tatwaiyah Harris

Laura Henrv"

Evel\Ti Herbin

Kim Herrin-

Juniors

Tuniors

Tirrell Honablen John L. Hooker Mary T. Hopkins Stacia Hutchins

Timothy Jackson Aletha Johnson David Johnson Ebony Johnson

Charlene Jones Teresia Jones lerriJ.Jones Sylvia Latimore

Tommy LeGrand

Anthony Liles Kenneth Marshall James McClea\e

Dallacey McCall Wilbert McCallum Ernest L. McCowan Antonio Merrick

Ehonv Miller Donald Mitchell Melody Mobley Justin Moore

Wilbert Nobles

Raymond Moore Robert L. Moore Ella J. Morrison-Umelo Angela Nevels-Thompson

Oyindamola Oki Jerry Pender Paula J. Person

Charles Powell Maurice Preston Wendell Rawlings Anthony Sanders

Juniors

. Jun iors

Beverly Sanders Todd M. Schupp Emma A. Simmons Frances R. Smith

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Henri Spivey Terry D. Stanberry Tawanna D. Thomas Annie T. Thompson

Arthur J. Thompson, Jr. Lawanda Tillery Valerie Troy Angela Twine

Christopher Waters Ckukhiis Watts Evelyn Whitaker Mary F. Whitley

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iliannexi Williams Karen Williams Ron Williams Ronda Williams

Tori Williams

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Johnnie Woods

Terrv M. Worth

Puisallz Wright

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Sophomores^

Gregoty Badger Adierme Baker Frances R. Barnes Micaela Bethea Collis Bolton Onna Briley L

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Jerry L.Brown Tameka Brown Avery Bryant Korey Bush Martha Carter Kisha Cochran

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Jaymar Courtney Veronica Crandall Annie Marie Davis Tina M. Davis Clyde E. Dixon, Sr. Rey 'Shawn Edwards

Matthew M. Eleh Glenda Elliott Tesaria Franklin Wanda M. Gaines Clyde Gholston Princess Gibert

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Rosa B. Harris Jesse W. Harrison Marchelle Hedgepeth Cedrick Hinton Cedric M. Horton Lenora Hough

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Stanley VV. Howard Wanda L. Howell Brittney Hurst Lawanda R. Jackson Dexter Jason Kiya Jenkins

Amisha Jones James Jones Ralph E. Joynes Natalie Key Kelly Kitchens Kimberly Kitchens

April D. Lambert Pierre Lassiter L\-nett P. Lawrence Bula LeGrand Oludara Leigh Josephine Little

Kenny L. McDaniel Cassandra E. McDonald AmyM.McNair Sista labia Megginson Jacquelyn R. Mitchell Vic L. Morman

Jacqueline Morris Lakiesha Murphy Angela Newell Tracy M. Nixon Sherika M. Parker Jennifer N. Primus

Sophomores

Marva S. Robertson Joan T. Robinson Ria Rowland

Arnetha E. Sadler Gloria J. Shanklin David A. Simmons I

Emerald Smith Shawna Smith Melissa Stokley

Brown Tannis Da\id Warren Mary S. Washington

Jill Wheeler Robin White Faye Wiggins Kenyan S. Williams Mary A. Williams Patrice D. Williams

Sharonde Williams Beverly Workman

Lisa J. Allen Leslee M. Anderson Delecia Barnes Shelina Bonner Ebony Branch

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iGregory Browder Tiara Brown Alethea D. Bryant Jamaal Burton Geroge Caldwell, III Ta\ia R. Clemendc

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Venus Coleman Anita Colev Natalia M. Cothran Chasitv Cotton Ari T. Cureton Evangeline V Daniels

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Tangena Eure Dineen Evans Janelle Evans Misty A. Flack Julique Fowler Eddie R. Francis

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Kishon Francis Johnnie M. Freeman Barbara B. Gatlin Cathy Gaymon Carlton Givens Marell Glenn

Freshmen

Cecil Green Lashann Griffin Michelle Hardy Justina Haroy Lakeisha Harris Anthony R. HarrisoJ

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Anitra D. Hart Rahshawn Hatchett Charles Henderson, III Catherine Henderson Adam Hill Corneshia Hill

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Jennifer Howard Deiderig Irving Antalaya Israel Kimberly Jones Dorothy Jones Corey Leak

Rodney Lee William Lowry, Jr. Bryan Mathis Kim Moore Vernita Mosley Christopher Murchison

Tameka L. Pease Sandie S. Pegues Tamara Perry Calvin Ferryman Marquita Pittman Jessica Price

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Cher)'l Pulle>' Eugenia Roberts Gabriella Rogers

Tyrece Scott Erica Sharp

Will Simon

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kn-tir 1. Smith Royce Smith Shahma Tavlor Tanisha Taylor Doris H. Walker

Jessica Walker Jini Walker Oliver R. Washington Gwendolyn Webb Shermisha Willis

Freshmen

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The Thomas J. Boyd Chapel - After WWII the US military
had a surplus of wood framed "temporary chapel" build-
ings. Shaw applied for and received one of these chapels
from Camp Sutton. In 1993, The Boyd Chapel was com-
pletely renovated due to the generosity of Shaw alumus
and benefactor Rev. Thomas J. Boyd for whom the chapel
was named at a ceremony, on November 21.

ivinity School

Faculty

Dr. Mikael Broadway
Asst. Professor of Theology & Ethics

Dr. Se^enu^ T. Churn
Director Winston-Salem Site

Dr. Bruce Grady
Asst. Professor & Dir. Religious Ed.

Dr. Jeffrey J. Richards Dr. Rudolph Tripp

Professor, Winston-Salem Site Dir. of Continuing Christian Education

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Seniors

Dtiniel R. Blackmond John A. Brown

Masters of Divinity-Homiletics Masters of Divinity-Biblical Studies

Harry A. Carroll
Masters of Divinity

Ronnie L, Chrisp Marilyn O. Davis Sonja V. Davis

Masters of Divinity Masters of Divinity-Pastoral Counseling Masters of Divinity-Pastoral Counselin

Ro\ L. Dennis \i:. :, 1 1 arrar Melvin L. Felton, Jr.

Masters of Di\irut\-Theolog\' Masters ot Di\imt\-Keligion & Philosopyy Masters of Religious Education

Alphonzo M. Hedgepeth
Masters of Divinity-

Laura T. Isiafi
Masters of Divinity

Mary A. Jeter Carswell A. Leonard Cashaunda J.McLaurin

Masters of Divinity-Theology Masters of Divinit\'-Christian Education Masters of Di\irut\'-Theology

Leroy F. Mitchell
Masters of Divinity

William F. Pegues
Masters of Divinitv

Leslie C. Pincknev
Masters of Divinit\-Homiletics

Jessie J. Purdie
Masters of Di\inity-Theology

Nicole P. Roach Tim Thomas

asters of Divinity-Homiletics & EducaHon Masters of Divinitv-Pastoral

Authur VV. Waddell
Masters of Divinit\-Chhstian Education

Donald R. Jenkins

Theodore Little

Telii<fl McCoy

Valeria Page-Fleming

Uons A. Sanders

Darlene E. Stuckev

Derrick A. Thorpe

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Mary P. Allen LaTeshia P. Anthony Jacqueline Boyer Mona Lisa Covington Jerone Frasier

Floyd L.Green Edna M. Guy George W. Henderson Delores R. Johnson Lamont J. Johnson

Michelle M. Law Marcia L. Oliver April R. Rhinehardt Stefanie D. Saunders Don A. Sims

Brenetta L. Tate Stephanie W. Taylor Marshall L. Walker Flovd Wicker

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The Willie E. Gary Student Center - Shaw
University's Student Union was completed
in 1968. The Student Union was later named
after famous alumnus Attorney Willie E.
Gary '71, on November 18, 1995.

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