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Welcome Week

Chancellor

Vice Chancellors

Deans

Teacher of the Year

Employee of the Year

In Memory - Dr. David Diaz

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SGA

SAC

Chancellor's Speakers Series

Culture

MissFSU

Mr. FSU

Homecoming

UnDERGRHDURTEB - 81

Freshmen

Sophomores

Juniors

In Memory - Latoya L Lane

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Winter Commencement

Seniors
Spring Commencement

HTHLETICB - 161

Cheerleaders

Tennis

Bowling

Volleyball

Football

CIAA Championship/NCAA Playoff

Basketball

CIAA Activities

Rodeo LUeek - 102

Fashion Show

Stomping on the Yard Step Show

Bronco Pride Awards

Honors ft Awards

Founders' Day

Scholarship Gala

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Organization Fair
Gr^k Life
■ Honor Society

' Departmental

General

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Campus Candids
Colophon

Three Views of Fire Station

During the 2004 - 2005 academic year, Fayetteville State
University broadened its horizons and reached out to the
world. We developed relationships with China and India
and students spent weeks abroad studying the African
culture. The campus is in a state of change. New devel-
opments are shaping and molding our students in prepa-
ration for success on all levels. The first Masters of So-
cial Work class graduated in May, the nursing program
received full accredidation, a fire science program was
implemented, we've developed a partnership with the
school system and increased efforts to attract both
hispanic and top ranking local students. While holding
on to our historical legacy, we embrace what is on the
horizon. Get ready, because whether it is realized or not,

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Enhancing cultural diversity, the Ballethnic Dance
Company is a classically trained, culturally di-
verse performing company that also provides
professional training for children and adults.
Through their programming, they instill and in-
terest in the culture of dance and offer new
outlets for expression and enjoyment. Founded
in 1990 by Nena Gilreath and Waverly Lucas II,
Ballethnic's goal is to inform, educate and en-
tertain through dance which is what they did as
part of Welcome Week on Sunday, August 15
in Capel Arena.

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Ms. Soni Martin has been a Professor of Art in the Department of Performing and Fine Arts for fourteen years.
She recerved her M.FA in Studio Arts from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro and her BA in Visual
Art from the University of North Carolina at Pembroke.

During her fourteen year tenure at Fayetteville State University, she has assisted in expanding the visual arts
program and has coordinated the exhibitions in the Rosenthal Gallery for the past four. The spirit of excellence
in teaching is reflected in the many ways in which she dedicates her time and talent to assist her students.
Whether accompanying them on trips to major national museums or providing guidance in the studios of
Rosenthal, Ms. Martin encourages her art students to explore the creative process. An exploration that has
netted her students top award winning exhibitions.

Ms. Martin is a practicing artist who exhibits regularly on the regional and international levels. Her creative
works have been seen in the Fayetteville Museum of Art, BTI Performing Arts Center, Mesa Contemporary Art
Center in Arizona and Makeready Press Gallery in New Jersey and are collected by indrviduals, corporations and
museums.

An art advocate in the community, Ms. Martin has served on the boards of local art agencies and presently
serves on the City of Fayetteville Public Art Commission.

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THE SJEHR

A native of Sanford, NC, Mrs. Wilma Thorpe has been employed
at Fayetteville State University since 1979. She has worked faith-
fully in the Department of Health, Physical Education and Human
Services, Academic Affairs and the Office of the Chancellor. Cur-
rently, Mrs. Thorpe serves the university in the capacity of Person-
nel Technician for the Office of Human Resourrzes and is a mem-
ber of the State Government Workers' Compensation Advisory
Committee. Mrs. Thorpe enjoys reading and gardening, and is a
member of Lewis Chapel Mssionary Baptist Church where she greets
other members and visitors each Sunday.

rriEmORIHL

Dr. David Diaz

Somewhere a journey

begins at the end

of the worldly existence

we know,

Somewhere a path stretches

over the stars,

and rivers of memories flow...

"Somewhere a silence

IS heard far away

and the brightness of day

fills the night,

Where the trials of life

are resolved into peace -

when a soul finds its way

to the light."

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Fall

ConuQCRTion

At the annual Fall Convocation on Thurs-
day, September 30, Chancellor TJ. Bryan
told students to set their goals high and
to lead their lives in the "Bronco Way".
Speaking before one of the largest fresh-
man classes. Chancellor Bryan urged the
students to take time to really learn. She
explained that since education is a per-
sonal journey of discovery, each person
has to actrvely participate in every aspect
of learning. Dr. Bryan closed by indicat-
ing that the students were members of a
very privileged and talented group that
should begin to start thinking about what
they will do with their lives and not take
anything for granted.

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Below: Congressman Bob Ethndge poses with stu
dents during a scheduled campaign stop.

Above: Students cast their vote for SGA, SAC and
homecoming candidates during fall elections.

SGA Supports

The Plght Against AIDS

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Left: SGA Officers and Senators:
Titichia Mitchell, Tern Mayweather-
Jones, Sanjanette Scott, Jerry Wil-
son, Shan Wilson - Pr^ident, Tertia
Allen, Nyesha Ford, Lydia Milburn,
Aramis Campbell, Keisha Robinson,
Sherry Boone, Kendra Purcell,
Jeannette Harden, Natasha Will-
iams, Jerrell Nelson, Irene Willis,
Deidre Richburg, Caroline Kinsey,
Annika Edqerson and Amber
Howard, Tamara Taylor and
Juanette Council - Advisors

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Broncos missed class to take time
out to vote on Tuesday, Novem-
ber 2. Over 700 students, faculty
and staff man:hed from the cam-
pus to the Arthur D. Smith Rec-
reation Center to cast their vote
for the political candidate of their
choice. Under the leadership of
SGA president, Shan Williams, and
committee chairperson. Amber
Howard, student carrying printed
and handmade signs, were either
marching for a cause or voting
for the very first time.

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Far Right: 2004 -
05 SGA president,
Shciri Willidms,
gives her farewell
address.

Above: SGA President elect, Jerry Wilson, delivers his
inaugural address.

Far Left : Kindred the Family Soul serves as entertain-
ment for the evening.

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speaker, Fox
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audience tools
of empower-
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Left: SAC Officers and
Council members: Talia
[Higgs, Natasha Williams,
Caroline Kinsey - Pro-
gram Director, Gavin
Myrick, Sabrina Monroe,
Naja Butler, Chimere
Collins, Man:us McRae -
Advisor, Renee Jones,
Branten Church, Christie
Hunter, Alvis Moore,
Keisha Robinson, Jerry
Wilson, Kelly Hunter,
Docleia Johnson. Gene
Carroway - Advisor

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Mathis

Judge Greg Mathis spoke to a crowd filled with
young people on Saturday, August 28 in Capel
Arena. During his talk, Judge Mathis spoke about
the barage of negative images youth receive
through the media and urged them to use educa-
tion as a tool to battle the negative forces. After
speaking, he answered questions and signed cop-
ies of his autobiography.

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Eric Michael Dyson, author, teacher, preacher, scholar and
social critic brought his message about social responsi-
bilfty to FSU on Thursday, September 24. Dyson did not
use a scholarly approach to talk about the wrongs he
sees in society today. During his two hour presentation,
he used lines from hip-hop songs and old ballads as well
as plan street language to get his points across. While
criticizing celebrities, Mr. Dyson spoke passionately about
the disrespect of women, blaming the owners of televi-
sion networks for the exploitation of women's bodies.

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Spec. Shoshana Johnson said people often ask her how she
was able to survive her captivity in Iraq. Her response, people
have made it through so much more. A former Army cook,
the first US black female prisoner of war recerved a standing
ovation following her remarks on Thursday, November 11.
During her presentation, Ms. Johnson discussed her life and
experiences in captrvity after her convoy was ambushed af-
ter making a wrong turn. After a 22-day ordeal, she and six
others from her company were rescued by Marines after a
tip was received by an Iraqi man about where the American
soldiers were being held.

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Accompanied by Denzel Washington via a brief clip from
the movie "Remember the Titans," Herman Boone spoke to
students, faculty and members of the community on Thurs-
day, February 3 in Shaw Auditorium. During his speech, Coach
Boone challenged the audience to try to make a difference
in the lives of young people. Best known for the historic
1971 season at T.C Williams High School, Boone stated that
the movie was not simply about football, but about incred-
ible young men who formed a group called a team sustain-
ing Itself on one heartbeat despite the racial tensions that
surrounded them on a daily basis.

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African scholar, Dr. All Mazrui, spoke
to a crowd on Wednesday, Febru-
ary 9 on what must be done to en-
sure a successful, mor? sustainable
future for the continent. During his
presentation. Dr. Mazrui spoke on
the connections that provide the
foundation for many beliefs in Af-
rican culture. Connections that are
based on an ecumenical spirit and
links between God and what is be-
lieved He created; the Irving and the
dead; pain and forgrv/eness; parents
and children; and men and women.
He told listeners that his speech was
not intended to be a call to action,
but a call to understanding.

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Troy McClain's dream was to meet his idol, Donald Trump. A
dream that was realized through 'The Apprentice" reality show.
The same determination he used to become a fan favorite on
the show, McClain shared with the audience as he spoke on
Thursday, Mareh 24 about his business venture (both suc-
cesses and failures), the life lessons he learned along the way,
and the advice he received from his mother. Advice he says
helped keep him in check when he stumbled. He also spoke to
the crowd about Mr. Trump and his fellow contestants, and
how his mother provided him with direction and a sense of
self-confidence when he lacked both.

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Kay

Yow

During her speech, Kay Yow never mentioned the name of the
illness that has pleged her life since 1987. Instead, she chose to
impart a little wisdom on the importance of perspective and
good attitude when dealing with the ups and downs of life. The
owner of the frfth best record in women's basketball history,
Yow told those in attendance Monday, April 18 that either your
circumstances will control your attitude, our your attitude will
control your circumstances. She talked about some of the
greatest accomplishments of her career and stressed that a posi-
tive attitude is needed in order to grve yourself the best chance
of overcoming everything from injury, to sickness to loss.

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Above center: Tiffany Adams receives several awards during the Concert
Choir's year-end banquet.

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A 1994 honor graduate, Maj. Trudy
Caldwell told students to plan for their
funerals as they consider their legacies.
Though the thought may appear to be a
bit morbid, the intent was for students
to plan their Irves in reverse in order to
create a blueprint for the paths they will
travel. As they traveled, the 1993 - 94
SGA President urged them to be grateful
for their blessings, avoid wasting time
and practice self -discipline. A US Sen-
ate legislatrve liaison for the Army, Maj.
Caldwell spoke in the Jones Student Cen-
ter during the "Remember, Celebrate, Act"
celebration on Friday, January 14. She
asked those in attendance to remember
King's legacy each day and to read, con-
tinue to learn, listen to others and give
back to the community. At the conclu-
sion of the celebration Maj. Caldwell and
Richard Crosby, also an FSU graduate,
received the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
honoree award.

Right: Richard Crosbyreceives the Dr. Mar-
tin Luther King, Jr. f lonoree Award.

V. Martin Luther King Jr

Below: LaSherrie Draughon, Melissa Mayle
and Kristen Mattison open the program with
a performance of Lift Ev'ry Vo/ce.

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Above Left: Student de-
signed tee-shirts are dis-
played as part of Student
Activities Black History
Month campaign.

Right: Honorees Joyce
Malone, Charles "Chuck"
Fager and Judith Ramsey
are presented Humanitar-
ian Awards.

Below: FSU students vol-
unteer at Pauline Jones
Elementary during the
school's month long ob-
servance.

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The month long celebration of black his-
tory began on Tuesday, February 1, as
Fayetteville State University honored
three unsung heroes. Joyce Malone,
Charles Fager and Judith Wilkins were
applauded for their contributions during
the civil rights era. Guest speaker, Will-
iam Thorpe, told the audience that black
history should be celebrated every month,
not just in February. An alumnus of FSU,
Thorpe encouraged the students to keep
up their grades and to seek internships to
prepare them for jobs after graduation.
He indicated that much had changed
since he was a students, but there was
still much more work to be done.

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As part of the Fine Arts Series, former child
actor, Todd Bridges, shared hs story of hope
with FSU and the surrounding community.
Dn Friday, February 19 Bndges spent the day
on campus with students enrolled in drama
classes. Dn Saturday evening, he spoke
about the pitfalls that entrap children in show
business. And how believing in a higher
power for the past 13 years has helped him
turn his life around and become more re-
sponsible. In closing. Bridges urged the
younger member of h6 audience to set goals
for themselves.

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Dr. Renita Weems, a bibilical scholar and au-
thor, on Tuesday, March 8, challenged mem-
bers of her audience to question roles the Bible
has gr>/en to women. She encouraged them
to ask questions about how interpreters have
used stories in the Bible to confine women to
strict roles and to r«:laim stories of women
who ar? not always submissrv/e. Weems is an
ordained minister in the African Methodist
Episcopal Church. She chose to teach in a di-
vinity school rather than become a minister
because she felt she could have more influ-
ence in the classroom.

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Sheena Huntky
Contestant #4

The Miss Fayetteville State University
Scholarship Pageant was held on Sat-
urday, April 17 in Capel Arena. Six
young ladies vied for the coveted title
of Miss FSU 2004. During the com-
petition, the audience was entertained
by vocal performances and high en-
ergy routines from the pageant danc-
ers. Wearing the crown at the end of
the night was all that Titichia Mitchell,
a sophomore from Ahoskie, could
Imagine. Honors also went to first
runner-up Danielle Price, second run-
ner-up Kewanda Lake and Miss Con-
geniality Kimberly Wiggins.

Kimtxrly Wiggins
Contestant #5

Kewanda Lake
Contestant #6

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Below: Phyllis Houston-Washington and Ricardo
Morgan, Mistress and Master of Ceremonies.

Left: Kimberly
Wiggins receives
iss Congeniality
award while
Sheena Huntley
and Kewanda
Lake tie for Best
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Right: Danielle Price congratuidtes
Titichia Mitchelle after she is named
Miss FSU 2004 - 2005.

Right: Titichia poses with the newly
elected class queens: Tanesha
Hendley, Miss Senior; Chimer? Collins,
Miss Sophomore; and Aisha
Harrison, Miss Junior.

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Dn Monday, October 18 the eight annual Mr. FSU Competition was held in
Capel Arena. Seven young men vied for the title of "official ambassador of
Bronco Pride". The contestants were judged in five categories: interview,
athletic wear, casual wear, self-expression, formal wear. Students were also
given the opportunity to select their choice through student elections. Those
votes were factored into each contestants final score. The theme for this
year's competitions was, My Way: Confessions of a King. Choreographed
by Tiffany Butler and Natasha King, the opening number consisted of the
Mr. FSU contestants and competition dancers. By the end of the night,
Daniel Dunston relinquished his crown to Branten Church a junior from
Atlanta, GA. First runner-up honors were bestowed upon Kar'Lee Walker
while second runner-up went to Jamaal Dunham. The Most Supportive
award also went to Branten Church. Kenyatta Morrisey and Jeff Ander-
son, both FSU graduates, served as Mistress and Master of Ceremonies.

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Below: SGA President, Shan Willidms, brings
greetings to an anxious crowd.

Above: Jeff Anderson and Kenyatta Morrisey,
both 1996 graduates, serve as Master and Mis-
tress of Ceremony.

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Below: Jamaal Dunham receives second runner
up honors.

Left: Mr. F5U, Branten
Chureh, takes time to
pose with his fellow
contestants.

Below Left: The new
1r. FSU and class
kings: Mr. Sophomore,
Kenneth Negron; Mr.
Senior, Randa
Crowder: Mr. Junior,
Ronald Hugine; and
Mr. Freshman, Maurice
Morgan.

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CoRonHTion

On Thursday, October 21. the Paparazzi
showed up in Capel Arena as Titichia
Mitchell, Miss Fayetteville State University
and Branten Church, Mr. F5U, presented
more than 65 campus queens and kings
during the annual Homecoming Corona-
tion. Twelve young men and young la-
dies campaigned for the student vote with
the hopes of being chosen by their peers
to reign over the homecoming festivities.
Seniors, Deidre Richburg and Barsheem
Chapman were selected to do the honors.
First runners-up wer? LaKiva Clark and Jer-
emy Johnson and second runners-up were
Thandi Irvin and Gavin Myrick.

Above Left: Miss Homecoming,
Deidre Richburg and court,
Thandi Irvin and LaKiva Clark.

Right: Mr. FSU, Branten Church,
and Miss FSU, Titichia Mitchell
pose with Miss and Mr. Home-
coming.

Below Left: Mr. Homecoming,
Barsheem Chapman and his
court, Jeremy Johnson and
Gavin Myrick.

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Chiquittd Pendergrass
Tandon Mardis

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Jessica Jones
Chris Holding

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Brian Jackson

Ldtonya Watson
Christopher Norwood

Talia Higgs
Wendell Wise

Shamikia Harrington
Terrtnce Wilson

Erica Faison
Sterling Hawkins

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Kori Stocks
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Lakita Byrd
Arnngton Lee

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Nicholas Barrow

Kashemi Henry
Dame! Dunston

Jessica Dennis
Lamont Sparrow

Ehsha Cliette
Jarvora Duncan

Derrickd Johnson
Curtis Monroe

Shelia Graham
Deron Donald

Sabrina Monroe

Dara Gnnton
George Greenfield

Docleia Johnson
Bashshar Parker

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Below: Members of the Student Activities Council pose with comedians Garry
Dwens and Benjii Brown.

Right: Broncos respond to jokes as they
enjoy another successful activity during
homecoming week.

Left: Miss FSU, Titichia Mitchell poses with
Ir. FSU, Branten Church and his father, co-
median Bruce Bruce.

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supporting the Broncos enroute to another
conference title.

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dr? presented during hdlftime festivities.

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This year's concert featured world
reknown gospel singer, Shirley Ceasar;
FSU's United Voices of Praise and
Voices of Inspiration; and rwrording
artist, Christi Bradford, Miss FSU 1994
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Shurrccd Aikens
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John Altman

Joe Amerson
Samerid Amerson
Cierra Anderson
Kristle Anderson

Adriane Armstrong
LeJacquelyn Artis
Charlette Bailey
Gr^tchen Bailey

Wendy Bailey
Amanda Baker
Brandon Barnes
Cortnee Barnett

Shardae Barnett
Latisha Battle
Elvis Beacher, Jr.
Danelle Beeler

David Bell, Jr.
JaQuinn Bell
Shauna Bell
Ladale Benson

William Benson

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Theresa Bethea
Takeisha Bivens
Brittany Blanks

LaVeta Blaylock

Nicole Bledsoe

Antione Boardraye

Malik Boney

Cyndle Bowman

Felicia Boyd

Chris Bratcher

Cedrique Bridges

Tameka Bnnkley

Laurie Brock

Ramelle Brooks

Barry Brown

Brittany Brown

Desirte Brown

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Bronco Pride
Awards

Held annually and sponsored by the Di-
vision of Student Affairs, the Bronco
Pride Awards program took place
Thursday, April 21 in Capel Arena. The
awards program was designed to rec-
ognize those students who work dili-
gently to improve student life on the
campus of F5U while maintaining aca-
demic excellence. Keynote speaker for
this year's ceremony was Dr. Katrina
Mattison. Mattison, who is a 2000
graduate of F5U is a doctor of dental
surgery. During her message, she en-
couraged them to believe in themselves
and perservere, regardless of the ob-
stacles, until they reach their goals.
Awards were given from each depart-
ment within the division with the most
notable going the 2005 Order of the
Bronco inductees. The Order of the
Bronco is the highest award grven by
the Division to outstanding seniors who
have demonstrated exemplary involve-
ment, leadership and achievement. This
year's receipents were Tertia Allen,
Byron Curry, Jessica Dennis, Darin Farr,
Talia Higgs, Amber Howard, Jeremy
Johnson, Sabrina Monroe, Alvis
Moore, Gavin Myrick, Deidre Richburg,
and Jontue Sumler.

Right: Monroe and Annie Burke receive proc-
lamation of community service award hon-
oring their dedicated service to the unr^/er-
sity.

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ents.

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Left: SAC Distinguished Leadership Award is
presented to Sabnna Monroe, Tertia Allen and
Gavin Mynck.

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Right: Honorees take time to pose while wait
ing for the processional to begin.

Right: Roger Belton receives award for serv-
ing as captain of the 2005 FSU Honda Allstar
Challenge team.

Above: Dr. Marvin Curtis (center) serves as key-
note speaker for the occasion.

The chief resident at Duke University Medical Center urged students to
live beyond their circumstances on Sunday, Apnl 10 during the annual
Founders' Day celebration. Dr. Melvin Echols delivered his keynote ad-
dress on Sunday, April 10 during which he told the audience that circum-
stances and situations do not have to necessarily define who and per-
son IS or Will become. A 1998 graduate of F5U, Echols reflected on the
humble beginnings and the future of the university. Using his experi-
ences and relaying words of wisdom, he stated that setting goals early,
perserverance and faith are key elements to success. Following the cer-
emony, there was a processional to place a floral bouquet at the monu-
ment engraved with the founders' names.

Right: PIdtform speakers include Dr. Marion
Gillis-Ulion, Rev. Frederick Hendley, the Honor-
able Marshal Pitt, Jr. and the Honorable John
Henley

Left: Chancellor Bryan, Titichia Mitchel and
Branten Church place a wreath at the monu-
ment of the seven founders.

Left: Members of Robert
and the late Addie Brown
Melvin ar? pr^ented at the
2005 Family of the Year.

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The second annual
Chancellor's Scholarship Gala
was held Saturday, April 9 in
Capel Arena. The USS
Bronco sailed under Blue
Skies as alumni, friends and
other supporters danced the
night away to the sounds of
singing duo Ashford Et
Simpson. The gala drew over
800 guests eagered to assist
in maintaining scholarships
for deserving students as well
as funding other pertinent
university programs.

Right: GaLi cjutsts are entertained by recording artist
Nick Ashford and Valerie Simpson.

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Hard work and perserverance paid off
for valedictorian Sylvia Anderson and
saluatorian Trtnessa Gambrill, along
with 380 other students as FSU held
its 15th Winter Commencement on
Saturday, December 11. Keynote
speaker was Michael Lomax, presi-
dent of the United Negro College
Fund. In his address to the gradu-
ates, Lomax praised them for their
persistence in oven:oming obstacles.
He asked them to preach the gospel
of education and hard work and to
encourage others to attend college.
Following his address, Mr. Lomax re-
ceived the chancellor's medallion.

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Erica Allen

Sylvia Anderson

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Computer Science

Fayetteville, NC

Durham, NC

Fayetteville, NC

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Denise Applewhite

Business Administration

Fayetteville, NC

Ton Arnngton
Chemistry
Enfield, NC

Keyon Ashe

Business Administration

Fayetteville, NC

Deedra Atkinson

Business Administration

Fayetteville, NC

Donald Avery

Business Administration

Fayetteville, NC

Ariel Baldwin

Psychology

Fayetteville, NC

Arnetta Barrett-Smith
Criminal Justice
Fayetteville, NC

Candi Basnight

Biology
Fayetteville, NC

Takeha Belfield

Sociology
Rocky Mount, NC

Lacy Bell

Political Science

Faison, NC

Antonio Bennett

Speech and Theatre

Fayetteville, NC

Latrice Bennett

Criminal Justice

Lilesville, NC

Sheila Ashley

Sociology
Fayetteville, NC

Ebony Banks

Accounting

Fayetteville, NC

Charessa Bell

Psychology

Fayetteville, NC

Nathaniel Benton

Criminal Justice

Benson, NC

115

Andrea Bernard

Melissa Bernard

Sherry Bland

Teneshia Blow

History

MIS

Psychology

Sociology

Fayetteville, NC

Hope Mills, NC

Kinston, NC

Deirdre Bowens

Criminal Justice

Creswell, NC

Kairashia Boyce

Psychology
Fayetteville, NC

Monica Boykin

Psychology
Fayetteville, NC

Keyonda Bratcher

Criminal Justice

Raeford, NC

Raydeedra Brock

Psychology
Fayetteville, NC

Brandon Brown

Business Administration

Fayetteville, NC

Natasha Brown

Speech and Theatre

Fayetteville, NC

Tarod Brown

Marketing
Fayetteville, NC

Tiffany Brown

Accounting
Fayetteville, NC

Gabriel Browning

Banking and Finance

Spring Lake, NC

Raymond Broy

History
Fayetteville, NC

Ann-Mane Brutus

Computer Science

Fayetteville, NC

116

Latoya Buie

Accounting

Fayetteville, NC

Artist Burns
Criminal Justice
Greensboro, NC

Kala Burst
Criminal Justice
Wilmington, NC

Candace Butler

English!
Ctiarlotte, NC

Kristle Byrd

Economics and Finance

Sanford, NC

Qlympia Byrd

Englisti Reading Literature

Dunn, NC

Clyde Carr

Elementary Education

Fayetteville, NC

Arlita Carter

Business Administration

Fayetteville, NC

Maria Casti

Business Administration

Mon/en, NC

Jasmine Cephius
Business Administration

Fayetteville. NP

Barshieem Chapman

Computer Science

Fayetteville, NC

Latiskia Ctiapman

Criminal Justice

Charlotte, NC

Ashley Cheek

Yolanda Chisolm

LaKiva Clark

Arica Coley

Biology

Business Administration

Business Management

Greensboro, NC

Fayetteville, NC

Rocky Mount, NC

117

Tiffany Comer

Speech and Theatre

Fayetteville, NC

Daphne Cousar

Business Administration

Hope Mills, NC

Shaneatha Cousar

Business Administration

Fayetteville, NC

Randall Crowder

Business Management

Marshville, NC

Monique Crudup
Criminal Justice
Franklinton, NC

Byron Curry
Biology and Chemistry

Temple Mills, MD

Dallas Dafford, Jr.

Business Administration

Dunn, NC

David Daniels
Criminal Justice
Four Oaks, NC

Cynthia Davis

Business Management

Stedman, NC

Kendra Davis

Business Administration

Fayetteville, NC

Kimisha Davis

Business Administration

Fayetteville, NC

Krishawn Davis-Darby

Biology

Dlivia, NC

Armstead Deas

Banking and Finance

Fayetteville, NC

Jessica Dennis

Banking and Finance

Fayetteville, NC

Alice Diggs
Computer Science

Troy, NC

John Diggs

Business Administration

Fayetteville, NC

118

Lashanda Dillahunt
Psychology
Kinston, NC

Heather Dixon

Criminal Justice

Clinton, NC

William Dkello

Business Administration

Fayetteville, NC

Deron Donald

Sociology
Fayetteville, NC

Henrietta Douglas

Sociology

Fayetteville, NC

Gnika Douglas

Middle Grades Education

Fayetteville, NC

Temauri Doyle

Business Administration

Durham, NC

Sabina Droll

Biology

Fort Bragg, NC

Tammy Duggins

Business Administration

Fayetteville, NC

Daniel Dunston
Communicaton
Louisburg, NC

Shamblica Elliott
Criminal Justice
Fayetteville, NC

Hope Ellis

Business Administration

Garland, NC

Tacita Ellis
Management
Salisbury, NC

Denise Fairley
Music Education
Fayetteville, NC

Darin Farr

Criminal Justice

Southern Pines, NC

Leann Fludo

Speech and Theatre

Fayetteville, NC

119

Stacey Freeman

Chemistry
Fayetteville, NC

Kerre Gadoury

Psychology
Fayetteville, NC

Eleanor Gardner

Elementary Education

Fayetteville, NC

Tenika Garner

Business Administration

Gaston, NC

Rodney Garvin

Speech and Theatre

Fayetteville, NC

Jaime Gathinq

Biology
Fayetteville, NC

Latonya Gatlinq

Computer Science

Cove City, NC

Ellen Gibson

Sociology

Fayetteville. NC

David Gilchrist

Elementary Education

Fayetteville, NC

Monica Godwin

Business Management

Charlotte, NC

Charlon Gibbs

History
Bayboro, NC

Johnetta Golden

Psychology
Fayetteville, NC

Joyce Gonzales

Denise Gonzalez

Aqueba Gorham

Tiffany Gorseth

Business Administration

Biology

History

Chemistry

Fayetteville, NC

Wilson, NC

Spring Lake, NC

120

Brand I Graham

English Language

Kinston, NC

Jessica Graham

History
Fayetteville, NC

Natascha Grant
Criminal Justice
Fayetteville, NC

Tina Gray

Elementary Education

Fayetteville, NC

Kartn Gr?en

Business Administration

Spring Lake, NC

Richard Hall

Social Work

Fayetteville, NC

George Greenfield

Computer Science

Fayetteville, NC

Demetria Grissett

Business Administration

Lumberton, NC

Wildelee Guzman

Visual Arts
Fayetteville, NC

Jermecka Hamilton

Psychology

Fayetteville, NC

Kendrick Hamilton

Business Administration

Greensboro, NC

Shatasha Hamilton

Biology

Fayetteville, NC

Roxanne Hankerson

Lavonne Hanson

Shirley Hardin

Namika Harley

Sociology

Criminal Justice

History

Criminal Justice

Hope Mills, NC

Scotland Neck, NC

Fayetteville, NC

Red Springs, NC

121

Michael Harrington

Business Administration

Raeford, NC

Patricia Harrington
Social Work
Sanford, NC

Shamikia Harrington

Accounting

Rockingham, NC

Charles Harris

Business Management

Fayetteville, NC

Dana Harris
Mathematics
Raeford, NC

Lee Harris

Business Administration

f dvelleville, NC

Latoya Harrison

Sociology
Spring Lake, NC

Tanesha Hendley

English
Fayetteville, NC

Talia Higgs

English Literature
Fayetteville, NC

Angela Hill

Business Administration

Fayetteville, NC

Starcia Hines

Biology
Goldsboro, NC

Connee Hobbs

Business Administration

Spring Lake, NC

Ebony Houston

Sociology
Fayetteville, NC

Sherlene Henderson
Political Science
Fayetteville, NC

Sandel Hilliard

History
Fayetteville, NC

Candice Hudson

Finance and Banking

Fayetteville, NC

122

Akeya Huggins

Sociology
Wilmington, NC

Robert Hunt

Sociology

Fayetteville, NC

Jams Hunter

MIS

Fayetteville, NC

Kieya Hyman

Criminal Justice

Tarboro, NC

Shondra Ingram-Beal

English Education

Boston, MA

Thandiwe Ifvin

Psychology
Hope Mills, NC

Stephany Jackson

Business Administration

Hope Mills, NC

Toi Jackson

English Language/Literature

Woodbridge, VA

Anecia Jacobs

Business Administration

Wilmington, NC

Dorothy Jeffries

Social Work
Fayetteville, NC

Antonio Johns
Criminal Justice
Fayetteville, NC

Darns Johnson

Computer Science

Fayetteville, NC

Derricka Johnson

Jeremy Johnson

Michelle Johnson

Nichlous Johnson

History

Banking and Finance

Business Administration

History

Clinton, NC

Richmond, VA

Fayetteville, NC

Darlington, SC

123

Norquittd Johnson

Biology

Fayetteville, NC

Shaquetta Johnson

Biology

Greensboro, NC

Wakeena Johnson

Banking and Finance

High Point, NC

Jessica Jones
Criminal Justice
Fayetteville, NC

Nkechi Kamalu

Social Work
rciyrtteville, NC

Kcnsey Jones
Criminal Justice
Fayetteville, NC

Laschanda Jordan

Business Management

Hope Mills, NC

Angela Jones

English
Buies Creek, NC

Quyyima Jordan

English and Literature

Fayetteville, NC

Shawn Kellum
Criminal Justice
Fayetteville, NC

Ernestine King

Business Management

Fayetteville, NC

Shelby Larkins

Finance
Fayetteville, NC

Bernnattie Lathen

Altamise Leach

Brittny Leach

Cynthia Leach

Business Administration

History

Biology

Accounting

Fayetteville, NC

Wilson, NC

Bladenboro, NC

124

Jandrea Ledbetter

Banking and Finance

Fayetteville. NC

Kendell Lennon
Criminal Justice
Fayetteville, NC

Raul Lewis

Sociology

Fayetteville, NC

Bruce Livingston
Criminal Justice
Spring Lake, NC

Angela Lee

Psychology

Fayetteville, NC

Veronica Lee

Business Management

Fayetteville. NC

Kishd Lendore

Psychology

Dunn, NC

Shaquan Lesane

Criminal Justice

Bronx, NY

Nicole Lewis
Visual Arts

VVinterx'ille. NC

Ranessa Lewis
Criminal Justice

lumberton, NC

Christel Lilly

Biology

Fayetteville, NC

Sallyta Lindsay
Criminal Justice
High Point, NC

Nathaniel Lipscomb
Criminal Justice
Fayetteville, NC

Richard Lord

Biology and Chemistry

Fayetteville, NC

Toussaint Lynn

Banking and Finance

Fayetteville, NC

Clancia Mack

Psychology

Fayetteville, NC

125

Sondra Mackie

Business Administration

Launnburg, NC

Trenda Marshiall

Birtti - K Education

Fayetteville, NC

Aqyapon Martin
Criminal Justice
Wastiington, DC

Edward Martin

Mattiematics

Fayetteville, NC

Pamela Matee

Melissa Mayle

Dana Maynor

Randy Mayo

Biology

Music

Criminal Justice

Computer Science

Raleighi, NC

Fayetteville, NC

St. Pauls, NC

Hope Mills, NC

Rickita Mays
Criminal Justice
Fayetteville, NC

Tremain McAdro

Business Administration

Fayetteville, NC

Clemmie McCormick

Business Administration

Linden, NC

Astiley McDaniel

Biology
Fayetteville, NC

Meion McDonald
Criminal Justice
Fayetteville, NC

Amexem McDonald-Bey

Psyctiology

Fayetteville, NC

Thakida McDouqIad

Sociology

Lillington, NC

Brian McFarland

Business Administration

Clayton, NC

126

Mekeisha McKoy
Criminal Justice
Fayetteville, NC

Anita McLaughlin

History

Stedman, NC

Cigi McLean

Business Administration

Fayetteville, NC

Kimberly McLean

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Lauraysha McMillan

Biology

Wallace, NC

Sonja McNeil

History

Dunn, NC

Kalindra McRae

Computer Science

Lilesville, NC

April Melvin

Business Administration

Hope Mills, NC

Nicholas Michael
English Literature
Fayetteville, NC

Lydia Milburn

Visual Arts

Charlotte, NC

Curtis Monroe

Computer Science

Cameron, NC

Sabrina Monroe
Criminal Justice
Fayetteville, NC

Alvis Moore

Psychology

Greensboro, NC

Deirdre Meadows

Banking and Finance

Fayetteville, NC

Don-Carlos Milindez

Banking and Finance

Greensboro, NC

Jonathan Moore

Computer Science

Fayetteville, NC

127

Lashanda Moore

Bioloqy

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Reynelda Moor?

Criminal Justice

Roanoke Rapids, NC

Roblyn Moor?

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Roanoke Rapids, NC

Tanasha Moore
Health Education
Fayetteville, NC

Breann Morgan

Sociology
Spring Lake. NC

Natasha Morings

Sociology
Fayetteville, NC

Nailah Morrison

Sociology
Fayetteville, NC

Tyrone Morrow
Criminal Justice
Fayetteville, NC

Brynn Mosley

Speech and Theatre

Fayetteville, NC

Louisa Murphy

Psychology
Salemburg, NC

Renee Murphy

Criminal Justice

Rose Hill, NC

Retha Murphy

Sociology
Fayetteville, NC

Andrea Neal

Deidre Neely

Michael Nixon, Jr.

Terry Nixon

Sociology

Criminal Justice

MIS

Fayetteville, NC

Hope Mills, NC

128

Enka Noble

Psychology

Spring Lake, NC

DIukunle Djo

Computer Science

Fayetteville, NC

lisha Pearson

Psychology

Hope Mills, NC

Elizabeth Peterson
Criminal Justice
Fayetteville, NC

Rehema Noel

Sociology
Fayetteville, NC

Man/ Norris

Psychology

Fayetteville, NC

Tara Osborne

English

Elizabethtown, NC

Tomme Owens
Criminal Justice

Rnsrliiiro. NC

Adra Pedro

Business Administration

Jacksonville, NC

Sakr/na Peets

Criminal Justice

Charlotte, NC

Andrew Petroulo

Business Administration

Fayetteville, NC

Pamela Phillips

Psychology
Fayetteville, NC

Karen Oates

Nursing
Fayetteville, NC

Latoya Parker
Sociology

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Latifia Perry

Sociology

Hamilton, NC

Tern Poole

Social Work

Fayetteville, NC

129

Tiffany Pope

Banking and Finance

Fayetteville, NC

Christine Porchia
Business Administration

Fayetteville. NC

Latoya Prescod

Sociology
Richlands, NC

Danielle Price

English

Hillsborough, NC

Isaac Racour

Physical Education

Fayetteville, NC

Nichole Ray-Price

Elementary Education

Fayetteville, NC

Shelton Richardson
Computer Science

Fnfield, NC

Deidre Richburg

Psychology
Summerton, SC

Jessica Rivera

Sociology
Fayetteville, NC

Kassandra Rivera

Biology
Fayetteville, NC

Nicole Rivers

Secondary Education

Fayetteville, NC

Lissy Roberson

Vocational Business

St. Pauls, NC

Tanisha Robertson

Spanish

Fayetteville, NC

Felicia Robinson

Computer Science

Fayetteville, NC

Ebony Rogers

Business Administration

Clinton, NC

Tiffany Rogers

Business Administration

South Hill, VA

130

Carlos Rojas

Tanya Roper

Carrie Rose

David Rosero

Visual Arts

Sociology

Psychology

Management

Miami, FL

Fayetteville, NC

Leonard Royal

Sonya Sampson

John Scaif

Michael Scarbough

Sociology

History

Education

Political Science

Clinton, NC

Hope Mills, NC

Fayetteville, NC

Rose Hill, NC

Angala Scott
Criminal Justice
Fayetteville. NC

Sanjanette Scott

Business Administration

Fayetteville, NC

Crystal Scruggs

History
Fayetteville, NC

Jada Shanks

Visual Arts

Goldsboro, NC

Anthony Simmons

Yolanda Slade

Shanegua Small

Deshawna Smith

Business Administration

Criminal Justice

Hope Mills, NC

Leiand, NC

Fayetteville, NC

131

Genee Smith

Biology
Raleigh, NC

Gregory Smith
Criminal Justice
FayetlEville, NC

Joey Smith

English Language/Literature

Fayetteville, NC

Leslie Smith

Marketing

Fayetteville, NC

Tomica Sobers

Sociology
Fayetteville, NC

Gary Spann

Business Administration

Raeford, NC

Sophia Spencer

Business Administration

Fayetteville, NC

Dea Spicer

Computer Science

Fayetteville, NC

Dorian Stamp

Business Administration

Fayetteville, NC

Sean Stanley
Criminal Justice
Fayetteville, NC

Stacy Stanton

Speech and Theatre

Conetoe, NC

Santianna Stewart

Business Administration

Fayetteville, NC

Jontue Sumler

Accounting

Rocky Mount, NC

Tyrone Taylor

Computer Science

Hope Mills, NC

Akio Thomas

Sociology

Garland, NC

Carnell Thornton
Criminal Justice
Fayetteville, NC

132

Sylvia Tigs

Sociology

Fayetteville, NC

Shduntell Tillman

Mathematics

Fayetteville, NC

Monique Timmons

Sociology
Lumber Bridge, NC

Tameeka Underwood

History

Clinton, NC

Stacie Vanderbilt

Brittney Vick

Ingrid Waden-Wynn

Tyesha Walker

Business Administration

Biology

Psychiology

Communication

Fayetteville, NC

Wilson, NC

Raeford, NC

Raleigh, NC

Kisha Walters

Sociology
Fayetteville. NC

Melvin Ward, Jr.

Criminal Justice

LaGrange, NC

Antonio Washington

Sociology

Burlington, NC

Kamal Watkins

English
Norwood, NC

Roxanne Wells

Education and History

Fayetteville, NC

Tinisha Wells

Accounting

Fayetteville, NC

Tisha Whatley
Criminal Justice
Fayetteville, NC

Aleshia Whitney

History
Jacksonville, NC

133

Kimberly Wiggins

Chemistry
Fayetteville, NC

Angcld Williams

Biology
Hope Mills, NC

Ebony Williams

Geography

Richlands, NC

Latasha Williams
Sociology
Dunn, NC

Lawon Williams

Computer Science

Fayetteville, NC

Molly Williams

Social Work

Fayetteville, NC

Talia Williams

Sociology

Rocky Mount, NC

Irene Willis

Political Science

Clinton, MD

Danaya Wilson
Criminal Justice
Fayetteville, NC

Sadie Wilson

Criminal Justice

Charlotte, NC

Wendell Wise

English Secondary Education

Havelock, NC

Jamiette Wood

English Education

Fayetteville, NC

Qctdvia Wright

Banking and Finance

Fayetteville, NC

Monica Yates

Banking and Finance

Kinston, NC

Terry York

MIS

Fayetteville, NC

Bryant Youngblood

Psychology and Sociology

Hope Mills, NC

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SPRinB

CommEncEmEnT

You can hope, wish and pray, but success re-
quires hard work. 448 graduates learned this
lesson from ABC News anchor, Robin Rob-
erts, of Saturday, May 7. During her keynote
address, the graduates and thousands of oth-
ers inside Jeralds Stadium, were told that you
have to be willing to make the necessary sac-
rifices and never lose sight of the big picture.
Roberts str^sed the importance of knowing
your strengths and weaknessess and never
being afraid to say no. She commended the
new alumni for putting themselves in a posi-
tbn to be happy and urged them to apply their
successful formulas to the challenges that lie
ahead. In addition to the chancellor's medal-
lion, top honors were bestowed upon Deidre
Richburg as valedictorian; Tessa Buchanan,
saluatorian; and Dr. Druann Heckert, the
2005-06 FSU Teacher of the Year.

Left: Robin Roberts, anchor woman for ABC News
Good Morning America.

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Greek

Life

PHnflELLEnic Council

The Pan-Hellenic Council is
composed of undergradu-
ate representatives from
each recognized fraternity
and sorority on the campus
of FSU. The organization
strives to develop a spirit of
cooperation among the
various fraternities and so-
rorities and create a harmo-
nious relationship among its
members.

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Left: James Green, President;
Natdsha Williams, Vice
President; Kala Burst
Parlimentarian; Danielle
Price, Secretary; Rehema
Noel, Historian; Jontue
Sumler, Tr^asurtr; Antwand
Bell, Executive Board mem-
ber; Jason Davis, Executive
Board member, Landon
Hadley - Advisor

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140

HLPHHKHPPRHLPHRBORaRIT!!

Founded in 1908 at Howard
University, Alpha Kappa Al-
pha was America's first col-
legiate sorority for Negro
women. Since its humble
beginning, the sorority has
grown into an international
organization with chapters
all over the world.

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Left: Lydia Milburn, President:
Titichia Mitchell, Vice President;
Kori Stocks, Secretary: Sanjanette
Scott, Treasurer: Marshonda
Rhodie - Advisor

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Greek

Right: Jason Davis, President
Everette McKoy, Vice President
Adrian Williams, Secretary
Michael Sampson, Treasurer
James Raynor - Advisor

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Driginally chartered and in-
corporated under the laws
of the State of Indiana,
Kappa Alpha Nu became
Kappa Alpha Psi in May,
1911 and adopted a motto
that encourages honorable
achievement in every field
of human endeavor.

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OmEGR Psi Phi FRRTERniry

The oldest fraternity on
campus, the Delta Gamma
Chapter of Omega Psi Phi
Fraternity has always fos-
tered and perpetuated
competitive zeal as a
means of motivating stu-
dents to aspre to be pro-
totype college students.

Above: Cory Hanston, President;
Tavarus Moore, Vice President;
Barry McCauley, Secr^tarv; DeWitt
Parker, Treasurer; Darryl Williams
- Advisor

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Greek

Life

Left: Jenine Hathaway, President;
Kashemi Henry, Vice President;
Nyesha Ford, Secretary; Lori
Parker, Treasurer; Cheryl Alexander
- Advisor

Delta Sigma Theta is a public
service organization made
up of college women of like
potentialities. Founded at
Howard University in 1913,
the organization gr^w from
22 sorors to having mem-
bers all over the United States
and abroad.

Delth Sigihh Thetr SoRORiry

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ZethPhiBetrBordrit!!

Zeta Phi Beta has as its aims,
service, scholarship and sis-
terhood. The organization
has become international in
its scope, membership and
program. Members are
women of many creeds who
art never considered strang-
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Left: DeJuana O'Neal, President;
Crystal Blue, Vice President;
KaiRashia Boyce, Secretary;
Jontue Sumler, Treasurer; Linda
Wilson-Jones - Advisor

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Rlphh Psi DmEBH

liridm Ceddno, Cassandra Kasper, Stacy Staton, Phoebe Hall - Advisor

Betr Khpph Chi

Laurie Brock, Angela Gilbert, Vertonica Powell, Tiffany Gorseth, Starcia Hines, Dr. James
Raynor, Jr. - Advisor

146

Phi Eth Smmn

Freshman Honor Society whose purpose is to encourage and reward academic excellence
among first-year students in institutions of higher learning, Eloise Wingfield - Advisor

Pbi Chi

Tyshera McCrimmon, Jana Wilson, Judith Qxendine, Kandra Ferguson, Irina Zuriga, Felicia
Wright, Anna Hilpert, Charity Potts, Christopher Norwood, Glenda Millig, Latonya Watson,
Steven Dammer, Lindsay King, Lisa Harris, Tamela Johnson, Dr. Thomas Van Cantfort -
Advisor

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Hrt Guild

Raeshouna Henley, Jasmine Sutton, AndCdonia Zanikos, Angela Newsome, Carlos Rojas,
Luis Gonzalez, Erica Faison, Sham Lewis, Mitchel Stewart, Joseph Bates, Manuela Smith,
Angela Frederick, Soni Martin/Jonathan Chestnut - Advisors

Bid Phi Chedi

Organization of the Year: Mycsha Williams, Byron Curry, Slarcia Mines, Gemnetta McDonald,
Brandon McMillan, Kelva Autry, Priscilla Gray, Lliana Hylton, Marianella Hargis, Chimere
Collins, Michael Griffin, Crystal Cooper, Dr. James Raynor - Advisor of the Year

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Christial Campbell, Shenta Latimore, Martray Proctor, William Smith, Adrienne Murphy, Keith
Coleman - Advisor

EcDnomics & FmnncE

Lor^na Wiggins, Wakeena Johnson, Mechele Rozier Valerie Summers, Monica Yates, Tho-
mas Williams, J'Andria Ledbetter, Shelby Larkins, Jeremy Johnson, Tiffany Pope, Deidra
Meadows, Don Carlos Milendez, Thea McMillan, Tertia Allen, Dr. Patrick Larkin - Advisor

149

Information Systems Society: Anthony Cheveland, Altina Taylor, Monique Saunders, An-
thony Williams, Myron Wong, Alireza Lari - Advisor

mBUJSH

Master of Social Work Student Association: Mollie Williams, Dorothy Jeffries, Donna Miller,
Mar'Yoka Monroe, Richard Hall, Nkechi Kamalu, Tern Poole, Denise Brown, Glenda Heyward-
Milliqan, Clyde Foster, Wesley Mauney, Eboni Miller, Dr. Chukwuyem Gdiah/Dr. Ronnie Martin
- Advisors

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National Association of Black Social Workers: Clyde Foster, Denise Brown. Dr. Annie Chavis
- Advisor

POUTICHL SCIEHCE

Erica Mills, Reginald Elliott, Bernette Pitts, Benjamin Moor?, Clyde Wilson, Ricka McCoy,
Glenwood Williams, Chnstial Campbell, Jakinna Cunningham, Irtne Willis, Sherlene Henderson,
Jesse Baker, Dr. Ngozi Kamalu - Advisor

151

PeycHOLOGy

Deresia Croft, Deidre Richburq, Fola Kayode, Candance Merntt, Dr. Chris Ike - Advisor

SOCIHL UJdrk

Brian Jackson, Tartva Howard, Brian Jackson, Dr. Annie Chavis/Dclma Jackson - Advi-
sors,

152

HUTOB

AUTDS Commuter Student Orga-
nization: Laurie Brock, Tiffany
Gorseth, Tasha Herron, Vertonica
Powell, Sherlene Henderson,
Zebulon Bhieman, Natalie Baker,
Christial Campbell, Monica Elston,
Fola Kayode, Edwin Ware, Pamela
Smith - Advisor

153

mflRCHinG Bhrd

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Blhck miLLEnnium moDEunG

Brandy Porter, Tameka Rush, Tasia Thorne, Tremayne McBryde, Natasha Dingle, Kim
Gr^enidge, Johnelle Moor?, Krystal Phillips, Laneshia Lamb, Kashemi Henry, Aisha Smith,
Waneshia Gomes, Victoria Hawkins, Daniel Dunston, Tanisha Williams, Shareika Ladson,
Renessa McLean, Sharon Evans - Advisor

Borne bquhd

Broncos on a Mission for Broncos: Charlene Wheeler, D'Shona Kinsey, Waneshia Gomes,
LaKisha Outlaw, Jonae Hanna, Pecolia Pettway, Ebony Hinnant, Carlitta Moore, Jessica
Dennis, Lena Clayton - Advisor

155

HOHDH Cnmpus Hll Sthr

Bowie State Univ.
/fay. State

Gut of 54 historically black colleges
and universities across the United
States, the 2005 Fayetteville State
Honda All Star Challenge team fin-
ished 3rd during the national compe-
tition held in Orlando, Floriday March
3 1 - April 4. Through their efforts, the
team added $15,000 to the university's
scholarship fund. Since it began par-
ticipating in 1986, FSU Honda teams
have won in excess of $78,000 in
scholarship monies. This year's team
consisted of Talia Higgs, Darin Parr,
Jerry Wilson, Roger Belton - Captain,
Victor Barrett, and coaches Marcus
McRae and Gene Carroway.

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HonORB PRDGRHfTl RDUIBDRy CDUHCIL

Priscilla Gray, Alicia Parker, Kelva Autry, Dr. Carol Arnold - Advisor

International Students Association: Natasha Williams, Rehema Noel, Grace Shin, LaTia Pierce,
Bridgett Montgomery, Deidra Gilliard, Wildelee Guzman, Jovelyn Irizari, Latonya Catling,
Bsence McMillian, Endia Hadley, Paul Funderburk, Daniel Dunston, Tasia Thorne, Dwayne
Patrick, Dr. Joan Cezair - Advisor

157

RHHCP

Victor Witherspoon, Joseph Bates, Glenwood Williams, Chris Bratcher, Akeshia Hudson,
Sherlene Henderson, Christial Campbell, Curtis Monroe, David Daniels, Travis Cherry, Tif-
fany Moody, Derricka Johnson, Deidre Richburg, Stanley Johnson - Advisor

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National Council of Negro Women: VciIuimlj I'uwcII, Fola Kayode, Ashley Patterson,
Whalnisha Verbal, Asteria Roseboro, Sabrina Monroe, LaShonda Dillahunt, Debra Hunter,
Latisha Battle, Ashley Bizzell, Tiffany Adams, Yolanda Slade, Dr. Blanche Radford-Curry -
Advisor

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UUOP

United Voices of Praise Gospel Choir: Deidre Neely, Dominique Underhill, LdKeishd Barton,
Whalnisha Verbal, Aqueba Gorham, Toviea Grier, Fatima Johnson, Kim Richardson, Dara
Grinton, Tamika Cherry, George Greenfield, Dr. Brooksie Harrington - Advisor

XCLUSIUE

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Xclusive Gentlemen Society: Jessie Ha, James Parker, James Hayes, Reginald Phelps, Judson
Fraley, Jason Timpson, JaQuinn Bell, Quentin Sidney, Rob McClammy, Greg Williams, Phillip
Williams, Willie Lockett - Advisor

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Left : VISION Student Leadershiip Program:
Monique Saunders, Adam Boone, Sherry
Boone, Uuantisha Williams, Gavin My rick,
Chimere Collins, Ashley Bizzell, Branten
Church, James Parker, Leonard Jones,
Alvis Moore, Jessica Dennis, Tamara Tay-
lor - Leadership Coordinator

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Right: Crystal Huffman, Jes-
sica Barnes, Victoria
Hawkins, Tacarra Jones,
Sha'Quana Veney, Edmond.i
Richards, Amanda Flear, Mia
Eubanks, Shinicka Spears,
Antrice Phillips, Cassandra
Peterson, Tammy

McFddden, Shentina James,
Jennifer Eckman, Elorine Hill
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sistant Coach

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FSU vs. Carson
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Right: Phillippe Harris, Justin
Hams, Tyreece Brown, Hazdel
Andrew, Mark Jones, Brad
Deshazor, Eric Hall, DeMan:us
Bowden, Darryl Barnett,
Donell Williams, Elliott Lee,
David Pienx, Michael Thomp-
son, Karon Washington,
Daryl Ruffus, Christopher
Myatt, Cedric Gulley, Sam
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Center Left: Miss FSU, Titichid Mitchell,
receives 1st Runner-Up honors during
the Miss CIM rompetition.

Left: Ashley White, Monica Mason, Pas-
sion Phillips Dominique Williams, Tiffany
Mitchell, Angela Ftrry, Kelly Reid, Kalecia
Dowell, Tiara Wildy, Deanna Wooten,
Tokisha Burton, Nicole Patterson, Cnstal
Valentine, Eric Tucker - Coach

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H flDTE OF THRRKB

I would like to thank all whio tiave given support to the
2005 Fsyettevillidn.

To the five young ladies whose dedication and
invaluable contributions made laying out this year's book a
nonconsuming event, I say a heartfelt, "thank you." You were
always ready to work and do all that was asked. Even when
schedules did not afford us the opportunities to meet as much
as we would have liked, you were unrelentless in your
dedication to the task your were assigned. Each of you were
a tremendous asset to the completion of this edition.

Visit the Fayetteville State University Broncos on the
web at www.uncfsu.edu. Online, you will find that the Bronco's
life IS like none other. Over the course of one's academic career,
our students are exposed to an environment conducive to
fostering the enhancement of their personal, social and
emotional development. It is also through this environment
that our students are given countless opportunities to be
enlightened and made fit for success.

- - The Advisor

Beherrl InFORmHTmn

The Fayettevillidn Yearbook is published annually. This
year's book consisted of 176 pages. The office is located in the
Jones Student Center, 1200 Murchison Road, Fayetteville, NC
28301, 910.672.1406.

Volume 48 was printed by the Herf^f Jones Company,
Charlotte, NC 28201, 704.847.9801. Gur field represenative was
Shannon Spaulding. Delores Sistare served as our Plant
Customer Service Representative.

DEsmn & LflyauT

All layouts were designed by The Fayettevilhan staff
and produced on an HPCompag using Adobe Pagemaker 6.0.
Layouts, including all copy, were submitted on disk to the
publisher.

Fonts used include Odyssey, Nebula, and Old Country.
Color photos were submitted to Herff Jones, laser scanned and
enlarged/reduced to specifications.

Photographs were taken by Dennis McNair, Fulani
Jones, Saundra Payton and Foust Photography, except for the
senior portraits which were taken by Thornton Studios of New
York.

Fayetteville State University is a Constituent Institution
of the University of North Cdrolina

FHyETTEUILLIHn

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Constance Crawford

Photoqrhpher

Dennis McNair

Studeht Sthff

Fulani Jones
Saundra Payton

Anva Signal
Charlene Wheeler
Tanisha Williams

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Mrs. Qlivia Chavis

Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs

H. Juanette Council

Assistant Vice Chancellor
for Student Affairs

Student Center/Student Activities
Staff

Gilbert Foust

Foust Photography

Thornton Studios

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