TUSKEGEE UNIVERSITY FY 14-15 ANNUAL REPORT
2014-2015 HIGHLIGHTS
Message from the 7th Tuskegee University President Brian L. Johnson, Ph.D.
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Tuskegee University is pleased to provide its 2014-2015 annual report, highlighting our many significant accomplishments and demonstrating that, 100 years since the passing of Booker T. Washington, Tuskegee University is poised to leverage its glorious tradition towards an equally glorious trajectory.
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As this university faces the ever-changing academic landscape of the 21st century, our new administration is dedicated to the implementation of several initiatives aimed at ensuring we are a data-driven, outcomes-oriented organization. We are developing new enrollment management and budget development practices, decreasing expenditures, increasing major gifts from corporations and foundations, and raising our alumni giving percentages. To remain competitive and preserve our architectural legacy, we are continually improving our academic and physical infrastructure to enhance the living and learning experience for our students. Systematically and methodically, we are tackling long-term deferred maintenance costs and expanding our technological capabilities. Fiscal and human resource management has been strengthened with a number of modifications including lowering reliance upon short-term and long-term debt, insisting upon positive cash balances and cash reserves and knowledge-based decision-making. The 2014-2015 academic year was, by any measure, exceptional. Our curricula continue to prepare our graduates for excellence today and tomorrow. Throughout this report, you will find several highlights about our exemplary scholars and committed faculty members. Together, they are all contributing to new knowledge and scientific advances to the university and the world at large. They are just a small sample of the highly engaged members of the Tuskegee community and we are proud they have chosen to lend their talents and time to this institution. This report also highlights the strides the Tuskegee University community has made in not only honoring the great tradition of Booker T. Washington, but setting a stellar 21st century trajectory. Lastly, the university community is developing a 10-year strategic plan based upon the five (5) strategic priorities outlined within the Tuskegee University visioning document. This plan will be submitted to the university board of trustees in January 2016. Tuskegee University is committed to transparency, consistency, communication, and collaboration while maintaining the highest standards of integrity and higher education professionalism. In closing, Tuskegee University invites its global and national audiences, historic and long-time financial contributors, alumni, local community members, supporters, friends, parents and future students to do the following: #TrustTheTuskegeeTrajectory #TrustTheTuskegeeTradition
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Brian L. Johnson, Ph.D. • SACSCOC: Tuskegee University remains fully accredited by its regional accreditation agency Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC). On June 18, 2015, in response to the institution’s Fifth Year Interim Report, submitted March 2014 and the commission’s subsequent request for additional information (Referral Report), Tuskegee University was placed on warning. For more information on the University’s warning status and its bid for Reaffirmation for Accreditation in 2018, please visit: www.tuskegee.edu/sacscoc_accreditation.aspx
Named 2015 #1 HBCU by College Choice Tuskegee University’s First Online Degree Programs and new degree program in Music and Visual Arts Approved for Fall 2015 and Spring 2016 Launch Tuskegee University First Online giving appeal results in $265k Tuskegee University Launches seven Student Engagement Initiatives: Lyceum Series, Year-Long Common Reading Experiences, President’s Men and Women Leadership Program, Honors Program, Tuskegee University Global Studies Office and Tuskegee University Office of Undergraduate Research Tuskegee University selected as one of CSPAN HBCU tour stops Tuskegee University selected as one of six 1890 institutions to provide testimony to U.S. Congress Tom Joyner Foundation names Tuskegee University August 2015 School of the Month Tuskegee University featured on the front covers of national higher education magazine-Diverse: Issues in Higher Education and Alabama newspaper, The Montgomery Advertiser Tuskegee University installs and implements 21st Century technological models for Performance Management (Human Resources) and Institutional Effectiveness (Accreditation, Strategic Planning, Program/Student Learning Outcomes, Faculty Credentials and Budget Creation) United States ROTC military programs elevated to Office of the President for increased visibility and funding opportunities for students
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1. Student Engagement Initiatives 2. President’s $100K Endowed Scholarship, Board of Trustee giving & Alumni giving 3. Capital Improvements for Residential LivingLearning Centers 4. Athletic Complex 5. Veterinary School 6. Arts and Humanities 7. Engineering Complex 8. Kellogg Conference Center 9. STEM Research Capacity 10. College of Agriculture, Environment and Nutrition Science 11. Center for Bioethics 12. College of Business
Knowledge-based, Data-Informed & Outcomes-Oriented Target Environment
1. Tuskegee University Lyceum Series 2. The President’s Men and Women Leadership Program 3. Incoming high achieving scholars program (4.0 students) patterned after the Meyerhoff Scholars Program at the University of Maryland-Baltimore County (UMBC) 4. Office of Undergraduate Research/ Undergraduate Research Journal (University Wide for all Disciplines) 5. Global/International Studies Office 6. Honors Program (University Wide for all Disciplines) 7. Year-long Common Reading Experience 8. Putting the ‘A’ in STEM at Tuskegee University to create STEAM: Bachelor of Arts degrees in music and visual arts
Capital campaign readiness phase
1. TITLE III endowment funding 2. Effective management of tuition discounting 3. Reduction in Force (RIF) Analysis 4. Restriction and limitation on credit card, gas card, cellular phones and Ipads 5. Limiting excessive summer faculty teaching and research contracts 6. Planned enrollment increase-Online degree programs and expanded social media and marketing presence; widening admissions and recruitment geographical areas 7. Limiting excessive vendor contracts 8. Instituting annual appointment agreements for senior administrators and implementing electronic employee appraisal process 9. Managing complimentary tickets at athletic events 10. Installation of cell phone towers
LAUNCH STUDENT ENGAGEMENT INITIATIVES
1. Revise and update Tuskegee University 10-Year Strategic Plan for 2015-2025 through university-wide planning effort through Master Steering Strategic Planning Committee. 2. Create 10-Year Campus Master Plan 3. Create 10-Year Deferred Maintenance Schedule 4. Complete Institutional Readiness Assessment/ Study for Tuskegee University Capital Campaign
REVENUE Generating/Budget impact Decisions
1. Creating a Student Centered Culture: Student Success, Student Engagement and Parent-Student Satisfaction 2. Fully Inaugurating 21st Century Higher Education at Tuskegee University: (Through) Innovative Online and Expanded Academic Programming and Instruction, Infrastructure and Technology 3. Administering Efficient Resource Management: Datainformed decisionmaking and Effective Human Resource Management 4. Obtaining a Marked and Increased (FTE) Enrollment: Recruitment, Retention and Persistence 5. Fostering a Culture of Advancement and Development: Diverse Portfolio of Fundraising
2015-2016 SECOND-YEAR Goals
Five STRATEGIC Priorities
Working Vision Document 1. Producing DataInformed Presentations 2. Engaging in Serviceable Research and Scholarship 3. A Successful Tuskegee University Graduate: Competent, Credentialed and Comprehensively Developed 4. Employing Best Practices in Higher Education Management and Administration 5. Possessing a Clear Understanding of the Broader Global and National Higher Education Landscape 6. Utilizing Effective and Transparent Lines of Communication throughout the Academic Enterprise 7. Implementing 21st Century Enrollment Management Practices 8. Strong Institutional Capacity and Sustainability: Operating within Approved Budget, Adherence to Institutional Policies and Procedures, Managerial Accountability, Fiscal Stewardship and Diverse Advancement and Development Efforts.
Working Visioning Document - 3rd Revision - May 18, 2015
CONTENTS:
Board of TrusteeS John E. Page, Chair Norma B. Clayton, First Vice Chair
Board of Trustees/Executive Council/Council of Deans
Felker W. Ward, Second Vice Chair
Tuskegee by the Numbers
Bernard E. Anderson
Erick W. Harris, Esq., Secretary Thomas R. Bice (Ex Officio)
Year in Review
Myla Calhoun Joseph G. Grasso
Advancement and Development Capital Projects Academic Highlights Student Spotlight FY 2014-2015 Financial Summary Honor Roll of Donors
Kevin P. Green Floyd Griffin Andrew P. Hornsby Brian L. Johnson Willene A. Johnson Karl Minter
Council of deans
Jonathan Porter
Heshmat Aglan, Jr., B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Interim Dean, College of Engineering
Charles Price Alexander Robbins Chereece Warner Pebblin W. Warren Charles E. Williams Verna S. Little, Executive Assistant to the Chairman of the Board of Trustees and Assistant Secretary to the Board of Trustees
Executive Council
Tuskegee University is accredited with the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges to award baccalaureate, master’s, doctorate, and professional degrees. Contact the Commission on Colleges at 1866 Southern Lane, Decatur, Georgia 30033-4097 or call 404-679-4500 for questions about the accreditation of Tuskegee University.
Brittany Mills, Internal Auditor Ricardo Kisner, Chief Financial Officer Janell Sargent, Chief Information Officer Regina Burden, Vice President of Student Affairs and Enrollment Management Robert Blakely, Vice President of Advancement and Development Marcus Dean, Interim Vice President, Capital Projects and Facilities Management Dr. Shantay Bolton, Director of Human Resources Dr. Cesar Fermin, Provost Dr. Chadia Affane Aji, Faculty Senate President Christine Bradshaw, Staff Senate President
Dr. Brian Johnson, President Edward Brown, Jr., Chief of Staff Robin Gray, Executive Assistant to the President/Office Manager Jeanette Moss-Smith, Special Assistant to the President/Title III Director Verna Little, Assistant Secretary to the Board of Trustees
Channapatna S. Prakash, Ph.D. College of Art and Sciences Walter A. Hill, B.A., M.A.T., M.S., Ph.D. College of Agriculture, Environment and Nutrition Sciences Carlton E. Morris, B.S., M.S., Ph.D. School of Education Ruby L. Perry, B.S., D.V.M., M.S., D.A.C.V.R College of Veterinary Medicine, Nursing and Allied Health Tejinder Sara, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. College of Business and Information Science Daya I. Taylor, AIA, NOMA Interim Dean, Robert R. Taylor School of Architecture and Construction Science
Tuskegee University by the Numbers
Total Students
3,086
job placement by college College of Agriculture, Environmental and Nutrition Science
56% College of Arts and Sciences
60%
FEMALE
40% MALE
2,047
51%
FTE (revenue/paying students) College of Business and Information Science
51%
top states for enrollment College of Engineering
AL GA CA IL FL TX MD MI LA SC OH
78% College of Veterinary Medicine, Nursing and Allied Health
100% School of Architecture and Construction Science
66%
Overall job placement (first destination)
School of Education
100%
92%
receive financial aid Tuskegee University | 2014-2015 academic year data
59%
69
degree programs
13:1
STUDENT FACULTY RATIO
3.24 Average GPA
17%
37.7% 19.3% 8.2% 4.0% 2.7% 2.6% 2.2% 2.0% 1.9% 1.9% 1.7%
graduate and professional school
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Advancement and development by the Numbers 2014-15 has been a year of clear progress in Tuskegee University’s fundraising efforts across all key indicators, and we are grateful to our alumni, friends, and constituents for their continued trust in Tuskegee’s trajectory. Thanks to you, we’ve seen marked increases in total overall giving, overall alumni giving, alumni giving participation, and General Fund support. We have cultivated meaningful relationships with the most prestigious giving organizations, including the Andrew J. Mellon Foundation, and the Thurgood Marshall College Fund. We will build off of that momentum for ’15-’16. Our bywords for this fiscal year and beyond are integrity, accountability and trust, which we strive to earn every day through accurate and timely reporting and demonstrated, measurable fundraising progress. We thank our Tuskegee family for their service, their networking, and their financial support of Tuskegee. fy14-15
total giving
first online 60 day general fund appeal
fy14-15
fy14-15
General fund
alumni giving
$7,704,672 $1,423,454 $1,641,004
$265K total Alumni giving percentage 2014-2015
fy13-14
fy13-14
fy13-14
10.4%
total giving
General fund
alumni giving
$6.1M
$1.2M
$1.4M
15%
target alumni giving percentage increase FY15-16
Capital Projects
TOTAL BUILDINGS ON CAMPUS
125
Summer Project 2014 - Residence Halls Improvements This overall project was completed in August 2014. The project included renovations to Bethune, Banneker, Douglass, Younge, and Russell Halls. The scope consisted of mechanical improvements, electrical improvements, roof replacement, new flooring, improved finishes and window installation. Carver Integrative Sustainability Center This project was completed in January 2015. The project consisted of multi-purpose rooms and office spaces. Also, the project included office space to accommodate four USDA agencies. The USDA is the primary tenant for this building.
TOTAL BUILDINGS OFF LINE
15
TOTAL SPENT ON CAPITAL PROJECTS
$3.2M
Deferred Maintenance Schedule & 10-year Expenditure Plan The Office of Capital Project and Facilities Services began its effort in developing a deferred maintenance schedule. Once the deferred maintenance schedule is created, a 10-year expenditure plan will be developed based upon prioritization of the deficiencies and funding allocated annually to address deficiencies within the deferred maintenance schedule.
ANNUAL AVERAGE COST TO MAINTAIN RESIDENCE HALL
college of arts and sciences
16
3.1
200 gpa average graduate
126 honor
students
$9.44M grant funds received
Highlights • Two CAS students have been selected as ambassadors for the White House Initiative on Historically Black Colleges and Universities: Kasey Hornbuckle (Biology major) and Maliq Kendricks (Political Science major) • On June 11-14 2015, a team of Tuskegee University students “Carver Pioneers: The Next Generation”, led by Dr. Michael L. Curry and Dr. Alicia L. Curry, participated in the HBCU Making for Change Showcase • Faculty book: “South Africa: Past, Present and Future” by Godfrey Vincent (Editor), Joe Jimmeh (Editor), Lisa Bratton (Editor) • Faculty book: by Bill Ndi - “Secrets, Silences and Betrayals”
college of business and information science
10
115
average graduate
gpa
45 $608K
honor
students
Highlights • Successfully completed the first year of the Master of Science in Information Systems and Security Management program • Designed and implemented Mobile Security Workshop • The Computer Science Department was designated a CISCO Networking Academy • ASAP (Systems Application and Products) Club organized • A supply chain management roundtable was organized • ENACTUS students participated and advanced to the quarterfinals in the National competitions • Several faculty members participated/presented papers at national conventions
grant funds received
college of engineering
10
3.4
106 gpa average graduate
170 honor
students
$10.1M grant funds received
Highlights • Tuskegee unites with Sierra Nevada in new space vehicle’s development • Tuskegee awarded $95,000 Lockheed Martin grant to help enhance aerospace engineering laboratories and build a high altitude balloon facility • No. 1 producer of African American Ph.D. holders in Materials Sciences and Engineering (MSE) – 30 to date • No. 1 producer of African American women in U.S. academics (top ten in engineering talent production) • Graduated 62 African Americans in Systems Engineering during 2009-2015 • Top 10 producer of African American engineers in the nation • Historic producer of flag rank officers for U.S. military: AROTC; NROTC; AFROTC (8, 2, and 8, respectively 2014) • Four ABET accredited engineering programs: Aerospace, Chemical, Electrical, and Mechanical; Related programs include: Math, Computer Science, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Business, Finance, and Marketing • Graduates: ~ 80 per year; ~ 20%+ enter graduate school
college of agriculture, environmental and nutrition sciences
11
85
3.4 75
average graduate
gpa
honor
students
$16M grant funds received
Highlights • CAENS received a total of $19,808,128 in grants of which approximately $8,000,000 were received from competitive grants
• Tuskegee University professor Dr. Channapatna Prakash wins Borlaug CAST Communication Award for scientific excellence
• Tuskegee University’s Food & Nutritional Sciences Program was ranked by Public Health Online as one of the 50 Best Food and Nutrition Programs in the United States
• Tuskegee University announces feed patent that could help produce more flavorful meat that is better for the environment
• Two CAENS faculty members were recipients of two new U.S. patents: “Phosphorus Removal from Animal Waste” and “Using Pine Bark to Control Internal Parasites for Animal Productivity”
• Tuskegee University awarded $500,000 grant to help research land loss in black communities • Tuskegee University nutrition program among best in nation by Public Health Online
• Twelve students in CAENS participated in International Experiential Learning programs in Costa Rica, China, South Africa, Tanzania and Ghana
• Tuskegee University awarded $1M grant by National Science Foundation to study and possibly create new products made from natural waste
• CAENS and Tuskegee University celebrated the 125th anniversary of the signing of the Second Morrill Act of the 1890 Land Grant Universities with a year of activities that included 1890s Days on the Hill and a convocation at the U.S. Capitol in July
• Tuskegee University Social Work Department chair Dr. Catherine Gayle selected to serve on Board of The Association of Baccalaureate Social Work Program Directors, Inc.
school of architecture and construction science
2
23 gpa average graduate
28 honor
students
$10K
grant funds received
Highlights • Restructured use of adjunct faculty resulting in financial savings for the school • Participated in Rosser and U.S. Department of Defense MentorProtégé • Increased incoming first-year enrollment by 17 percent • Articulation agreements have been executed with Jefferson State Community College (Birmingham, Ala.) and Gwinnett Technical College (Gwinnett, Ga.) • Inaugural implementation of the Preview of Architecture and Construction at Tuskegee (PACT) Summer Program for high school students
college of veterinary medicine, nursing and allied health
8
129 gpa
3.4 203 honor
average graduate
students
$9.3M grant funds received
Highlights • U.S. patent issued to Tuskegee University researchers for detection of biological threat and foodborne pathogens discovery
• CVMNAH researchers issued United States Patent no. 8,883,488 for the detection of food threat agents and food-borne pathogens
• Drs. Temesgen Samuel and Hari Goyal recognized by The Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association for research and teaching excellence
• During the fall semester 2014, Diverse: Issues In Higher Education ranked Tuskegee University No. 1 among the top 100 institutions for granting professional doctoral degrees in veterinary medicine to African-Americans
• The Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services awarded a grant of $7,181,671 • Tuskegee University School of Veterinary Medicine (TUSVM) was one of three recipients of the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) President’s Award • Tuskegee University vet school joins nationwide Veterinary Medical College Application Service
• The Class of 2014 received the highest number of internships/residencies in the history of the veterinary school at Tuskegee • TUSVM established partnership with Haiti to revitalize the country’s diagnostic laboratory structure damaged by 2010 earthquake
SCHOOL OF EDUCATION
11 gpa average graduate
20 honor
students
$15K
grant funds received
Highlights • Established department faculty and student mentorship with Tuskegee Institute Middle School Physical Education • Established relationship with Physical Education program at Richland Elementary School in Auburn, Ala. and helped organize extracurricular activities • Established relationship with Auburn University School of Kinesiology Summer Bridge program and graduate school initiative • Provided a workshop for a cohort of Haitian public school educators on teaching best practices • Received funding for edTPA grant from the Alabama State Department of Education
student spotlight Megan Williams, an English major, was a panelist at the 2014-2015 Albany State University Poetry Festival in Albany, Ga. Festival participants included Nikki Giovanni and other nationally known poets. She has also conducted research on African American poets, and plans to continue her research during her graduate studies. She is currently pursuing a master’s degree in American Studies at Purdue University. Arlander Taylor is a senior finance major in the College of Business and Information Science, with a 3.96 GPA. He is a student who triumphed despite adversity and is a role model for all of our students. A “child” of the Katrina tragedy, when he and his family left New Orleans and relocated to Birmingham, he managed to stay focused and is one of the best students CBIS has ever encountered. In 2014, he participated in the spring Study Abroad Program at the University of Sunderland in the United Kingdom and the summer Yale University School of Management Global Pre-MBA Program. Remembering his challenges, but not allowing them to cloud his focus, this young man has fed his desire to succeed with leadership experiences that include being president of the Business Law Club, chief of design for Tiger Press, treasurer for
the Student Government Association, vice president for ENACTUS, and participation in the student chapter of the National Association of Black Accountants. Additionally, he has served on the Finance Committee of the Tuskegee University Business and Engineering Conference (TUBE) and participated in the Suntrust Investment Banking Diversity Leadership Summit. He was also a first place winner of the Deloitte Consulting Case Competition. Ashley Ware, a senior chemical engineering major and a native of New Orleans, won first place in the Fuels, Petrochemicals, and Energy area in the 2014 Undergraduate Student Poster Competition organized by the American Institute of Chemical Engineers (AIChE). The event, which was held at the Hilton Atlanta on Nov. 17, featured more than 500 participants from across the country and was part of the Annual AIChE Student Conference. Akili Smith-Washington, a junior chemical engineering major fromHouston, won second place in the overall competition in the Food, Pharmaceutical, and Biotechnology are in the 2014 Undergraduate Student Poster Competition organized by the American Institute of Chemical Engineers (AIChE). Ware won $500, a certificate, and a plaque for Tuskegee University and Smith-Washington won a certificate and
a cash award. Dr. David Baah is Ware’s research mentor and Dr. Maria Calhoun is Smith-Washington’s research mentor at Tuskegee University. Jamilah Page is a graduating senior majoring in dietetics and has had stellar achievements throughout her time at Tuskegee. She has a 3.2 GPA, completed three summer internships, studied abroad in Costa Rica and served as co-editor for the Food & Nutritional Sciences Quarterly Gazette. Additionally, she was elected to state office as co-chair 2015/16 of the first student board committee of the Alabama Dietetic Association and will serve as chair in 2016. She is also a member of the Sigma Alpha Pi National Honor Society and held other leadership roles including Senior Class SGA E-Board secretary and Tuskegee University Food & Nutritional Sciences (TUFANS) club assistant secretary and treasurer. Airene Caver came to Tuskegee University in Fall 2014 as a Merit Scholar, majoring in Animal and Veterinary Sciences. As a new student, she already had over 30 credits in AP/ AB courses credited to her degree, which allowed the Eminent Scholar (4.0 GPA) to take advantage of the opportunity to spend a semester studying abroad in South Africa. Her experiences include leadership roles in organizations,
student spotlight such as Minorities in Agriculture, Natural Resources, and Related Sciences (MANRRS) where she just began her second term as treasurer. At the Alabama Wildlife Center, she spent time working to conserve a variety of species indigenous to Alabama. In South Africa, she analyzed biodiversity in relation to water quality within an artificial wetland and determined the impact of elephants on Commiphora trees in the Mapungubwe National. She is a member of the PreVet Med Scholars Honors Program and will be in the Class of 2020 at TUSVM as a part of the collaborative program that allows outstanding undergraduates to enter into veterinary school after only three years of undergraduate study. Christopher G. Silvers enrolled at Tuskegee University as an architecture major in the Fall of 2007. During his first year, he seemed to continue much of the academic success he achieved while attending high school in Kansas City, Mo. Later, Silvers experienced a number of personal challenges that not only affected his academic standing, but almost ended his life. In the spring of 2012, under the advisement of his spiritual and academic mentors, he decided to make important life changes with an emphasis on new career and academic goals. These changes included transferring to the Construction Science and Management Department, volunteering for community service opportunities, seeking summer
internships, and basically re-branding himself. His hard work dedication and perseverance paid off with a job offer in the fall semester of his senior year. He was also awarded the 2015 CSM Alumni and Faculty Advent Award honoring the most improved CSM student. Silvers currently serves as a Project Field Engineer with PCL Construction Company in Orlando, Fla. Veterinary student Shayla Johnson, is a member of the Tuskegee University School of Veterinary Medicine (TUSVM) Class of 2016. She was honored as a recipient of the 2015 Westminster Kennel Foundation Scholarship. Johnson was one of six veterinary students selected. Johnson was recognized at the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show on February 16-17 at Madison Square Garden in New York City. The dog show was also aired on national television. She also serves as one of TUSVM’s student leaders and is on the TUSVM Student Chapter of the American Veterinary Medical Association (SCAVMA) Executive Board and served as the chapter president for 2014-2015. In 2014, Johnson was also the recipient of the Dr. and Mrs. Aaron Groth Jr. Scholarship on behalf of the Alabama Veterinary Medical Association (ALVMA). She was given this award for her proven leadership in SCAVMA and her involvement with the ALVMA Executive Board.
A bright young man, Jason Ashley, arrived in the fall 2011 at Tuskegee University to pursue a professional degree and participate in the university’s athletics program having earned a scholarship to play football. Despite the rigorous demands of meeting the requirements of a professional degree, Ashley made a commitment to pursuing teacher education. Throughout his matriculation, he has realized his passion for sports and decided to pursue a parallel career in physical education. Currently, Ashley has met all of the academic and professional/state testing requirements to be eligible for participation in a teaching internship, spring 2016.
financial overview
June 30, 2015
June 30, 2014
Total Assets $-3.3M FY14 to a positive $2.5M FY15
1.3%
Total Assets
416,837,483
438,893,395
$
$
Total Net Assets $229,735,496 Total Liabilities $187,101,987
Total Net Assets $241,523,694 Total Liabilities $197,369,701
Net tuition revenue increase by $.5M
$4M $5.2M $1M $1M
June 30, 2015 Change From Operating Activities Change From Non-Operating Activities Change in Net Assets
$ 2,491,344 $ (14,279,242) $ (11,788,198)
June 30, 2014 Change From Operating Activities Change From Non-Operating Activities Change in Net Assets
$ (3,254,859) $11,329,529 $8,074,670
$12.9M Stymied Cash Flow from Past 5 Years
Pulling $12.9M from operating for capital projects, legal settlements and prior vendor expenses.
honor roll of donors
Tuskegee University is pleased to pay tribute to the many individuals and organizations that made gifts to the university during fiscal years beginning July 1, 2014 and ending June 30, 2015. The continued financial contributions from alumni and friends will ensure the university’s sustained financial growth for the future. If you wish to make a gift to the university and help make a difference, you may do so by going to www.tuskegee.edu/contribute. $100,000—Over
$10,000—$24,999
Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Chevron Corporation Hank Aaron Chasing The Dream Foundation, Inc. Lettie Pate Whitehead Foundation Lockheed Martin Corporation Microsoft Corporation/Thurgood Marshall College Fund Monsanto Corporation Nucor Corporation Mr. Tim Persyn Anonymous State of Alabama United Negro College Fund
Alabama AgCredit , FLCA Angel City Links Achievement Trust Baltimore Tuskegee Alumni Club Bank of America Corp. Ms. Margaret Bath Boehringer Ingleheim Estate of Edith Brown Mr. Stephen Canter Ms. Deloris Carter Mr. Andrew L. & Mrs. Kathleen W. Carter Dr. Raymond Crittenden Mr. Clarence Cross Mr. Robert Davis Mrs. Clarice Dibble-Walker Egyptian Cultural & Educational Bureau Mrs. Ruth K. Fields Freddie Mac Foundation Admiral Kevin Green Col (Ret.) Floyd Griffin Dr. Paul T. Harvey The Japan Foundation Center for Global Partnership Dr. Brian Lamont Johnson & Mrs. Shemeka Johnson Johnson Research & Development Co., Inc Mr. Paul Jones Living Word Christian Center Mr. Eugene Martin Mrs. Katie Mitchell National 4-H Council Novartis Animal Health Inc Paul Angell Family Foundation Mrs. Lula Pearson Pepsico Inc. Mr. Jonathan Porter Mr. Gregory & Dr. Sonjia Parker Redmond Mr. Van Sapp Shell Oil Company Ms. Davida Smith Mr. John Stanford Jr. Mrs. Janice Tanne Thompson Hospitality Services Toyota Motor North America, Inc Tuskegee Alumni for Student Success Tuskegee Christian Center Tuskegee Morehouse Columbus Committee, Inc
$50,000—$99,999 Anonymous Boeing Company CHS Foundation Francis & Julia Drury Trust ExxonMobil Foundation J. Jerome Peters, Ada Peters Smith & Birney W. Smith Trust Dr. Matthew & Mrs. Roberta Jenkins Lyrasis, Inc. N.A.C.M.E. Pollin Group, LLC
$25,000—$49,999 Anne & Harrison Blair Foundation Atlanta Tuskegee Alumni Club Bayer Healthcare LLC Mr. Hezekiah Brown Camille & Henry Dreyfus Foundation, Inc The Dow Chemical Company Mr. Samuel Johnson Kellogg Company Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing Company Procter & Gamble Company Rockwell Collins Charitable Corp. Mr. Donald K. & Mrs. Patricia Silvey Esqs. Dr. Margaret Wilson
Westminster Kennel Foundation Maj. Gen. Charles E. Williams Dr. Saul Wilson Jr.
$5,000—$9,999 Alpha Cord, LLC AVMA Professional Liability Insurance Trust Bay Area Tuskegee Alumni Club Mr. Will Beacher Mrs. Maureen Beard Bill Winston Ministries Dr. Harriet Billups Dr. P. K. Biswas Dr. Shirley Blakely Mr. & Mrs. Garland Borden II Dr. Shirley Dean Lewis-Brown Mrs. Mariah Brymer Ms. Valinda Burks Carolyn W. Ferriday Charitable Trust Cleveland Tuskegee Alumni Club Dr. Theodore Cohn Mrs. Ruth Copeland Dr. Amna Plummer Mays Dr. & Mrs. Harold Davis Mr. Johnny Edmond Mrs. Doris Elmore Dr. Ruth Gillis Dr. Elaine Harrington Dr. Bennett Hibbler Honda Manufacturing of Alabama Mrs. Alyce Howard Hyundai Motor Manufacturing Alabama Mr. Lynmore James Dr. Minnie Johnson Kerry, Inc. Dr. Shirley Lewis Brown Los Angeles Tuskegee Alumni Club Mr. Waymond Mack Dr. Marion Mann Dr.Amna Plummer Mays Mr. Sherman McKenney Merial Limited Inc. Montgomery-Tuskegee Alumni Club National Society of Black Engineers North Eastern Region Tuskegee-National Alumni Assoc.
Otis Elevator Company Dr. Benjamin F. Payton Ms. Betty Penn Dr. Nathaniel Powell Dr. Cynthia Sellers-Simon Mrs. Barbara Shipman Mr. Fred Stone Col. (Ret.) Palmer Sullins, Jr. Lt. Col. James Tinsley Jr. Mrs. Regina Tolliver Mrs. Margaret Truss Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc./Tuskegee Alumnae Chapter Long Island Tuskegee Alumni Club Tuskegee National Alumni Association Tuskegee University National Nursing Alumni Association Tuskegee Veterinary Medical Alumni Assoc. Mr. James & Mrs. Jacqueline Walker Mr. Michael Washington Washington Tuskegee Alumni Club Mrs. Lula Whigham-Marable Mrs. Louella Williamson Mr. Donald Winston Dr. William Winston Zoetis, Inc.
$2,500—$4,999 AAICU Dr. Eugene & Mrs. Myrtle Adams Alabama Veterinary Medical Foundation Altria Group, Inc. Mr. John Ames Analog Devices, Inc. Ms. Mary Austin Mr. Solomon Banks Jr. Mr. Terry Blasingame Dr. Linda Bostick Mr. McKinley Brister Ms. Mamie Bunch Brig. Gen. Ret. Harold E. Burch Mrs. Commie Bussey Mr. Fred Carr Chicago Tuskegee Alumni Club Mrs. Barbara Chisholm Dr. Dondrae Coble Mrs. Gwendolyn Collier
Colorado Tuskegee Alumni Club Mr. Samuel Craig Dr. John Davidson Mr. Carl Davis Mrs. Felisha Denton Mr. Robert Douglas Dr. Roger Estep Dr. Ronald Fleming Mr. Robert Franklin Jr. Dr. & Mrs. Lafayette Frederick Dr. Lawrence Gary Mr. Alexander Gilmore Mr. Dale Harrigan Mr. Melvyn Heard Dr. Loretta Hicks Mr. Alvin Hicks Holiday Inn Smithsonian Mrs. Sceiva Holland LTC (Ret.) Clarence W. Holloway Mr. Willie Hope Sr. Hormel Foods Corporation Mr. Jerome Hughes Mrs. Jacquelyn Ifill Jefferson County Veterinary Medical Association John Deere Foundation Mr. Jerry Johnson Dr. Colena Johnson-Kemp Dr. Ramon Kemp Dr. Verdree Lockhart Sr. Mr. Ed Massey Col. Aubrey McAlpine Mr. Kirby McDaniel Mr. James Ming Capt. Karl Minter Mr. Thomas Miree Ms. Barbara Moore Mrs. Tommye Moore Dr. Carlton Morris Mt Ebell Baptist Church National Crop Insurance Services Nationwide Mutual Insurance Company Mr. Roy Nunn Mr. John Page Dr. Gwendolyn Patton Pharmavite LLC Mrs. Mary Phillips Mr. James Pierce
R. Earl Bland & Hazel Bland Memorial Educational Scholarship Ms. Carol Ramsey Lt. Col. Andrew Reeves Reeves Funeral Home Mr. James Sanford Mrs. Ernestine Sapp Dr. John E. Settle Capt. Warren O. Simmons State Farm Companies Foundation Taylor Exhibition Services Mr. Franklin Todd Mrs. Arvell Toles Rev. Wesley Toles Mr. Albert Turner Tuskegee Local Alumni Association Dr. Henry Wall Dr. William Watson Mr. Carl Williams Dr. John Williams
$1,000—$2,499 Abbott Laboratories Fund Mr. Howard Adamski Dr. James Adamson Dr. Heshmat Aglan Dr. Richard Allen Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Beta Xi Omega Chapter Dr. Derron Alves Dr. Ronald Amsterdam Anonymous Archer Daniels Midland Company Mr. John E. Armstrong Mr. & Mrs. Alexander Ashe Ms. Janice Barrett Mrs. Delnora Bascomb-Bell Mr. John Battiste Dr. Richard Beck Honorable Michael Bellamy Mrs. Bert Bettis Mrs. Deserine Bingham Birmingham Tuskegee Alumni Club Attorney Janet Bivins Dr. Katie Blanding Mrs. Bobbie Blount Rev. Reginald Blount
Col. (Ret.) Wilson Blount Mr. Rayford & Mrs. Alberta Bourn Mr. Raymond Bowman Mr. Elder Boyd Mr. Reginald Braddock Mr. Clinton Branner II Mrs. Thomasine Braye Mrs. Helen Brice Brick Industry Associate Southeast Region Mr. Grady Broadnax Jr. Dr. Willie Mae Brooks Dr. David Brooks Mrs. Lucy Brown Dr. Marie Brister-Brown Dr. Carrie Brown Mrs. Betty Brown Mr. Andrew Brown Mr. John Brown, Jr Mr. Rodney Bryan Mr. Monwell & Mrs. Lucretia Bryant Mrs. Eva Bulls Dr. Legand Burge Col. (Ret.) George W. Burnette, III Dr. Al Burrs Mrs. Omeria Butts Dr. Roscoe Byrd Jr. Mr. Jacob Caldwell Mrs. Myla Calhoun Dr. Johnnie Cameron Cameron Foundation Ms. Carla Campbell Mrs. Katy Campbell Mr. Curtis Campbell Mrs. Mary F. Campbell Mr. Johnnie Cannon Mr. Marvin & Mrs. Maxine Cannon Dr. Richard H. Carey Dr. Eloise Carter Caterpillar Foundation, Inc. Mrs. Mozella Caudle Central Alabama Veterinary Medical Association Mr. Norman Cephus Mr. George J. Ceremuga Mr. John Chambers Chi Eta Phi Epsilon Chapter Mrs. Jacqueline Childs Dr. Laura Clark Ms. Barbara Cleveland Dr. Ivery Clifton Coca-Cola Company Ms. Martha Cole Dr. Curtis Colleton Mr. Robert Collier Mr. William Collins Mr. Jack Collins Columbus Ohio Tuskegee Alumni Club Columbus Phenix City Tuskegee Alumni Club Mr. Booker Conley Mr. Melza Cook Mrs. Mamie Cook Mrs. Donnie Cook Mr. William M. Cooley Capt. Kathleen Cooper Mr. John Crawford II
Mrs. Shirley Crawford Dr. Thomas Crawford Dr. Walter Crockett Dr. Betty Neal Crutcher Mr. Willie Cummings Mrs. Barbara Smith Cummings Dr. Kamila Aisha Curry Mr. Oscar Dailey Mr. Melvin Dandridge Mr. Kareem Daniel Dr. Desiree Darden Lt. Gen. (Ret) Russell C. Davis Mrs. Tanya Davis Lt. Col. Johnny Davis Mr. Carl Deavens Ms. Felisha Denton Dr. Eneas R. Deveaux Mr. Arnold Dexter Mr. Glenn Dickerson Mrs. Mildred Dickerson Mr. Guy Dilworth Mr. Milton Donald Ms. Lorraine Dozier Dr. Lloyd and Kay Chapman Charitable Foundation Ms. Pauline Drake Mrs. Cheya K. Dunlap Mrs. Lee Dorothy Edmond Lt. Col. Holman Edmond Jr. Mrs. Rosa Edwards Mr. Maurice Elliard Ms. Fannie Ellington Col. (Ret) Moses Erkins Lt. Col. Lavada Esters Mrs. Nellie Evans Ms. Mable Everette Mr. Booker Felder Mr. Benjamin Fields Jr. Mr. Robert Fields Mr. Lucious Fleming Sr. Mrs. Sherette Flowers Constant Dr. Winston Floyd Mr. William Floyd Mr. Lawrence Ford Capt. Eunice Ford Mr. Rogers Ford Mrs. Melodis Ford Mr. Levy Forte Jr. Mrs. Barbara Forte Dr. Harrison Foy Mr. Mark C. Freeman II Mr. Michael Freeman, Jr. Mrs. Sara Funderburk Dr. Elias Gaillard Ms. Marjorie Galloway Mr. J. Pat Galloway Dr. Hilliard Gardner Mrs. Leatha Gardner GE Fund Mrs. Mary Gibson Ms. Kamilah A. Gbadamosi Col. Carl Glover Golden Eagle Aviation Dr. Robert Goldsboro Mr. Clifton Gooden Dr. Anthony Gordon
Dr. William Gordon Mrs. Lou Vonia Gould Mrs. Flora Grant Mrs. Joanne Grant Mr. Joseph Grasso Ms. Dorthula Green Mr. Arthur Green Mrs. Barbara Green Ms. Karin L. Griffin Mr. Edward Grim Sr. Ms. Audrey Groomes Dr. Eldrige A. Groomes Groove Phi Groove Social Fellowship Birmingham Chapter Ms. Maria Hairston Dr. Edward Hall Col. Gregory Hall Mrs. Ouida Hampton-Taylor Ms. Marcella Hand Mrs. Norma Hanna Mr. John Hannah Jr. Mrs. Glenell Harness Mrs. Lovette Harper Mr. & Mrs. Emmanuel D. Harris Dr. David Harris Mrs. Thelma Harris Mr. Edward Harris Mr. Alonzo Harrison Jr. Dr. Kermit Harvey Dr. Hazel Harvey Mrs. D’Juanna Hasberry Frank Caldwell Hatten Dr. Johnson Haynes Jr. Ms. Velah Hazard Ms. Emmalyne Head Mr. Calvin Henry The Herb Society of America, Inc. Mrs. Argua Hickey Mr. James Hicks Mr. Willie Hill Mr. Reginald J. Hill Dr. George Hilliard Mrs. Yvonne Hilliard Mr. Willie Hines Dr. Dean Hodges Mr. Joe Hogans Ms. Belinda Hogue Mrs. Angeline Holland Mr. George Hollingsworth Ms. Felita Hood Dr. Shirley Houzer Ms. Barbara Howard Mr. Willie Howard Mrs. Gladys Hubbard Mrs. Deborah Huffman Mrs. Eddie Hunter Huntington Ingalls Industries IBM Corporation Mr. Isaac Irby Jr. Mr. Louis Jackson Mr. Herschel Jackson Dr. Norman Jackson Mrs. Sharron Jackson Dr. Karen A. James-Preston Dr. Shaik Jeelani Mr. Larry Jemison
Dr. Linda Jacobson Mr. Nathan Johnson Jr. Mr. Reginald Johnson Dr. Clarissa Johnson Mr. Aubrey Johnson Mr. Frank Johnson Mrs. Esther Johnson Dr. Brian L. Johnson & Mrs. Shemeka Johnson LTC Aaron J. Johnson Mr. Frank Jones Mrs. Brendolyn McCarty-Jones Mrs. Tammye Pettyjohn-Jones Ms. Frances Jordan Ms. Rosalyn Joseph Joyce and Donald Rumsfeld Foundation Ms. Dora Joyner Mr. Albert Joyner Just Give Dr. Richard Kelsey Ms. Sonya Kemp Mr. Ben Kerr Mrs. Sarah Knight Col. Christine Knighton Mr. Thaddeus Labranche Ms. Troylene Ladner Dr. Robert Laney Jr. Mr. Samuel Larry Ms. Ingrid Latham Dr. Lincoln Lee Dr. Delorias Lenard Dr. Virda Lester Mr. Hulon Lester Mr. Harry Lindsey Links, Incorporated Dr. Curt Locklear Dr. Steven Lonis-Shumate Dr. Suchet Loois Mr. El Jewell Lorthridge Sr. Mrs. Brenda Lorthridge Mr. Tullis Lundy Mr. Aswad Mack Mr. Hildreth Macon Mrs. Nannette Mann Dr. Ruth Martin Mr. Nathan Martin Mr. Louis Mastriani Jr. Mr. Leonard Matthews Mr. Arthur May Mr. Melvin McCain Mrs. Valena W. McCants Mrs. Jacqueline McCarroll Mr. George McClain Dr. Vincent R. McDonald McDonald’s Mr. Dwayne McDuffie McGregor Fund Dr. Basil McKenzie Dr. Janet Gamble-McLin Maj. Abraham Mencer Merck Animal Health The Merck Company Foundation Merial Inc Mr. Terry Meriweather Middle Georgia Campaign Dr. Leroy Miles
Dr. Wiley A. Miller Mrs. Ruther J. Miller Mrs. Rosetta Mindingall Mr. Raamel Mitchell Dr. Elizabeth Mitchell Mobile Cause Dr. Ray Mobley Mr. Joseph Moore Mrs. Ora B. Morgan Morgan Stanley & Company, Inc. Mr. Reuben Munday Esq. Maj. Robert Murff Mr. Dock H. Murphy Mr. Samuel J. Murray Mrs. Marian Nance Mr. Roscoe Nance Dr. Daniel Negola Nestle Purina Petcare Company Ms. Laverne Nichols Nichols Chapel African Methodist Episcopal Church Mr. Gregory S. Nixon North Central Region Tuskegee National Alumni Association Mrs. Ruth B. Nunn Dr. Hugh Ogletree Mr. Brian E. O’Neal Dr. James L. Orrington Mrs. Jettie V. C. Page Dr. Joseph C. Paige Dr. Zelma Payne Dr. Kevin Pelzer Mrs. Jessalyn L. Pendarvis Dr. Ruby Perry Judge Belvin Perry, Jr. Mrs. Amelia Peterson Mrs. Romaine Peterson Mr. Humphrey L. Peterson Jr. Philadelphia Tuskegee Alumni Club Inc. Mr. Thomas Philpot Phoenix Tuskegee Alumni Club Dr. Louis Pieper Mr. Mikeal Pinkard Honorable Charles Price Mrs. Irma B. Primus Dr. Ricardo Quander Dr. Deidre M. Quinn-Gorham R & R Rehabilitation, PC Lt. Col. Charles E. Rachel Dr. Luis Ramos Mrs. Elaine W. Randolph Mr. Jacob Ransom Jr. Mr. Curtis A. Rayborn Raytheon Company Mr. James W. Reddick Jr. Mr. William Reese Mr. William Reeves Mr. Gregory Reid Mr. Perry Reynolds Dr. Louise Rice Mrs. Orpha Cooke Richard Mr. Joe A. Richardson Mr. Clarence Richardson Col. Sandra Richardson Ms. Carrol Riles Dr. Alexander Robbins
Mr. Jeremiah Roberts Mr. James Robinson Mrs. Mattie Drake Robinson Mr. Sammie Robinson Mrs. Amanda Robinson Mr. Walter Robinson Dr. Renee Rodgers Mr. Gary E. Roebke Mrs. Gertrude Roscoe Mr. Burdett S. Rowe Mrs. Zelma Rowe Ms. Madalyn Rucker Sabra Dipping Company Mr. Paul Safford Ms. Birdie Sanford Dr. Tejinder Sara Mrs. Bettye Saunders Mr. Titus Saunders Jr. Mrs. Johnnie Scales Rev. Shafter Scott Mr. Arthur Scott Mrs. Evalina Scott Mr. Willie Shellman Ms. Denise Shofner-Stewart Mrs. Terri Showers Ms. Gloria Simmons Mrs. Marjorie Simmons-Few Mr. Ronnie Skelton Dr. Brianna L. Skinner Mr. Isaac Smith III Mrs. Helen Smith Dr. Tamara Smith Mr. Robert Smith Mr. Frederick D. Smith South Carolina Association of Veterinarians South Florida Tuskegee Alumni Club Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Southwestern Region Alumni Association Estate of William Sowden Dr. Lou Tyues Spearmon St. Andrews Episcopal Church States 4-H International Exchange Programs Ms. Sarah Stringer Mr. Walter Sullivan Mrs. Kathy Surcey Mr. Renee Surcey Mrs. Mary Williams Swopes Talladega Tuskegee Alumni Club Mrs. Helen Lie Tate Mrs. Margaret Taylor Mrs. Ann Taylor Dr. Rubye Taylor Drake Texas Instruments Mrs. A. Lillian Thompson Dr. Theodis Thompson Mrs. Betty B. Thompson Dr. J. Cedric Thornton Ms. Carolyn Tillery, Esq. Mr. William R. Timmons Mr. Raymond C. Toney Dr. William Torrence Col. Yvonne Tucker-Harris Ms. Tamara L. Turk
Mrs. Charlzine Turner Mrs. Valenzia R. Turner Mrs. Sharon Turner-Friley United Supreme Council Charitable Foundation Lt. Col. (Ret) Emma L. Vaiton Mr. Vincent Varner Veterinary Health Care Associates Mr. Nathaniel Vivians Ms. Dorothy Vivians Mrs. Annie Wade Mr. Forrest Wade Dr. Michael Walden Ms. Kimberly Walker Mrs. Laurice Walker Mr. Eugene Walker Ms. Mattie M. Wallace Mrs. Luefader Knott Walton Mr. William Ware Mrs. Pebblin D. Warren Mrs. Corene S. Washington Mr. Aaron Washington Mr. Julius Washington Mr. Freddie Washington Mr. Harold Washington Ms. Verna Washington-Ford Mrs. Joyce Watson Ms. Lydia Watts Dr. Lloyd Webb Ms. Annie J. Webb Mr. Albert T. Weems Lt. Col. Robert W. Western Western Region Tuskegee National Alumni Association Mr. Herbert White Mrs. Jean White Mr. Jimmie Williams Jr. Mr. Gerald Williams Ms. Aretha Williams Mrs. Elsie Williams-Wilson Dr. Edward Willis Sr. Dr. Conrad Wilson Wiregrass Tuskegee Alumni Club Mr. Erney A. Wood Dr. Lucius R. Wyatt
$500 - $999
Mrs. Sandra Abdul-Hafiz Dr. Mary Aboko-Cole Mrs. Lena Agnew Alabama Academy of Sciences, Inc. Dr. Glenn Alexander Mrs. Mary Alexander Mr. Charles Amos Mr. Terrence Anchrum Mr. Abbie Anderson Mrs. Phoebe Ash Dr. Candace Ashley Augusta Tuskegee Alumni Club Mrs. Claudette Austin Dr. Ntam R. Baharanyi Mrs. Mary Barnes Mr. Terry Barrett Judge Randolph Baxter
Mr. & Mrs. Travis W. Bell Mr. Robert Bennett Jr. Mrs. Flora Blackledge Dr. Pierre Bland Ms. Brittany Blount Ms. Kristen Bogan Dr. Olga Bolden-Tiller Dr. Shannon Denise Boveland Mr. Richard Bowman Mr. James Bradford Ms. Elva Bradley Mr. Michael Brazzell Mr. James Briggs Mrs. Rose M. Brock Mr. Marco Brooks Mrs. Miranda Askew-Brown Mrs. Doris M. Brown Mrs. Karen Browne Col. Elton C. Bruce Mrs. Erma Bruce Mrs. Thedis Washington Bryant Mr. Paul Buchanan Mrs. Deshawn Bullard Mrs. Joi W. Bulls Dr. Warren Burke Mr. Elliott Burrell Mrs. Mildred Burrell Mrs. Carole K. Burton Ms. Louise Calloway Dr. Sherri Carithers-Boney Mrs. Jean Carnes Mr. Paul Carney Mr. Willie Clint Carter Mr. Walter Carter Dr. Julius Chapman Mrs. Cheryl Christie Dr. Dondrea Coble Mrs. Myrna Roney-Coleman Mr. Jeffrey Coleman Mrs. Jeanie Coleman-Washington Lt. Col. Ewing Collier Ms. Devetrice D. Conyers Mr. Vernon Cook Sr. Mr. William Cooper Ms. Shirley Cooper Mr. Clinton Copeland Mr. Andrei Cotton Covenant Christian Ministries Mrs. Artimese Cowan Mrs. Dorothy Crawford Mrs. Gwendolyn Cummings Dr. Sunday Dada Mrs. Barbara Dade Dr. King Daniels Dr. Edna Davis Dr. Cheryl Davis Mr. Ransom Davis Sr. Mrs. Tracy Dawson Mr. Donald Dawson Dayton Tuskegee Alumni Club Dekalb County Tuskegee Alumni Club Delta Animal Clinic Mrs. Ivory Denson Dr. Eneas Ruel Deveaux Mr. Robert Dickerson Sr. Mr. Hiram Dickinson
Mr. Andre’ Dixon Dr. Merrian Douglass Mr. Franklin Douglass Miss Lelia Downing Dr. Keith Earle Mrs. Kathi Earles Mr. Isaac Edwards Mrs. Barbara Edwards Mrs. Mildred Eggleston Ms. Hattie Elam Energen Corporation Judge John England, Jr. Mr. William English Jr. Mr. Theodore Ervin Mrs. Patricia Evans-Williams Mr. Frank Fennell Mr. Willie Fitzpatrick Jr. Dr. Jane Ford Mrs. Judy Ford-Wilson Ms. Judy Forte Mr. Benjamin Forte Mr. Simuel Frances Dr. Herman Franklin Mrs. Mattie Frost Ms. Karen Gaithers Mr. Robert Gamble Mr. Rigoberto Garcia Sr. Mrs. Johnnie Garrett Mrs. Hattie Gentry Col. Arthur Graves Mrs. Corenthel Greene Mrs. Mary Greene Mr. William Griffin Mr. Arthur Griffin Jr. Mrs. Veronica Hairston Dr. Ellis Hall Sr. Ms. Laverne Hall Dr. LeRoy B. Hall, Jr. Mrs. Blanche Cooper Hall Mr. Sammie Harkness Dr. Jane Harman Mr. Walter Hart Mr. Frank Hatten Mr. Duncan Hicks Dr. Walter Hill Mr. James Hill Hill’s Pet Nutrition Inc Dr. Alma Hires Ms. Evelyn Hobbs Mr. Andrew Hornsby Houston Tuskegee Alumni Club Mr. Oscar Howard Mr. Will Howell Mr. Robert Hughes Ms. Nanci Hughes Huntsville Tuskegee Alumni Club Ms. Krista Hurley Ms. Imogene Hutchinson Mr. George Ingersoll INROADS, Inc. Mrs. Mona Jackson Mr. Reginald Jackson Dr. Faye Hall Jackson Mrs. Phyllis Jackson Dr. Joseph Jackson Mrs. Carrie Jarrett
Mr. Lyman Jeffries Jr. Mrs. Barbara Heard Johns Mr. Walter Johnson Jr. Dr. Willene Johnson Mrs. Annie Johnson Dr. Tannis Johnson Mr. Warren Jones Jr. Mr. Eldon Jones Mr. Robert Jones Mrs. Cheryl Jones Ms. Gloria Jones Mrs. Lizzie Jones Mr. Frederick Jones Dr. Jacqueline Jones Mr. Earl Jones Jr. Ms. Dionne Jordan Mrs. Bernice Keene Ms. Angela Kelly Mr. Robert Kight Mr. Calvin Lamar Ms. Barbara Lampley Ms. Lillie Lanier Mrs. Edrice Leftwich Mr. William Lennard Mrs. Mary Lewis Mr. Jarmale Lewis Mrs. Rose Lewis Mr. William Lewis Mr. Samuel Lewis Dr. Barbara Lloyd Lloyd, Inc. Mr. Alfred D. Lott Ms. Patricia Lowrie Lt. Col. James Lucas Mr. Victor Lunderman Sr. Mr. Cornell Lymon Dr. Tony Malone Mrs. Janet Mann Mrs. Susie Mann Dr. Antoinette Mann-Dobson Mrs. Betty Marable Marta Employees Charity Club Mrs. Deloris Martin Mrs. Birdie Martin Mr. Richard Mathis Ms. Delores Matthews Mr. Omer McCants Ms. Meredith McCleary Dr. Joel McCloud Jr. Bishop E. Earl McCloud, Jr. Mrs. Bernice McCray Mrs. Betty Crawford McDuffie Mr. Robert McDuffie Mrs. Lillie McGill Mrs. Joyce McKay Rev. Bruce McKenzie Miss Alstene McKinney Dr. Tryan McMickens Mr. Stanley McMullen Sr. Dr. Dianne McRae Mrs. Geraldine McWilliams Mr. Perry Means Mr. Haile Mehansho Mrs. Susan Mencer Mr. Connie V. Miller Dr. Flodella Mitchell
Mr. Clarence Mitchell Jr. Ms. Sandra Mitchell Mrs. Lisa Moon-Johnson Mr. Martin Morgan Dr. Linda Morris Mrs Donna E. Morris McBride Mr. Marcellus Morrow Dr. Carmyn Morrow Mr. Alfred Morton Mrs. Alberta Mosley Mrs. Allegra Murphy National Organization for Minority Architect Nestle’ Purina Petcare Company New Age Toner Cartridges Inc Mr. Luvern Nickerson Lt.. Col. W. Earl Nicks Ms. Ann Niles Mr. Crispus Nix Mr. Ernest Odom Jr. Mr. Anthony Outland Mrs. Rose Parham Mr. Willie Parker Mr. Horace Parrish Mr. Willie Partridge Mr. Freddie Patterson Mr. Reginald Peoples Ms. Dorothy Phillips Mr. Eugene Plaxico Dr. Amna Plummer-Mays Dr. Nathaniel Powell Jr. Dr. Roland Powell Sr. Dr. Sherrell Price Ms. Sandra Raine Raleigh-Durham Tuskegee Alumni Club Mrs. Dorothy Rambo Dr. Mildred Randolph Mrs. Teneka James Ray Mr. Julius Redd Mr. Roderick Riley Mr. Mack Riley Dr. Carlos Rivera-Casanova Dr. Walter Roberts Sr. Mrs. Mary Robinson Mrs. Evelyn Robinson Dr. Floyd Russaw Dr. Leroy Russell Mrs. Nancy Samit Dr. June Samuel Mrs. Doris Sanders Dr. Richard Savino Mr. John Scattergood Ms. Jacqueline Scott Dr. Lewis Sears Dr. Prakash Sharma Mr. Thomas Shedan II Mrs. Frankie Ferguson Shepherd Mr. Williams Shines Mrs. Mary Simmons Mr. George Sims Mr. Fred Sippial Sr. Mr. Robert Smith Mr. Woodrow Smith Jr. Mrs. Carol Smith Ms. Katrina Snow Mr. Peter J. Spears, Sr.
Mrs. Dorothy Speed Mrs. Bessie Stephens Ms. Linda Stephenson Mr. Pettus Strong Jr. Mr. Kenneth Strong Mr. Alfred Swann Mr. James Tatum Dr. Byron Taylor Rev. Daniel Taylor Mr. Bruce Taylor Mrs. Beverly Taylor Mrs. Helen Terry Mrs. Josephine M. Tervalon Rev. Ralph Thomas Jr. Mrs. Wanda Thomas Mrs. Deborah Thomas Ms. Bettye Todd Col. (Ret) Richard Toliver Mr. David Toliver Sr. Ms. Bernice Torbert Mr. Willis Tucker Union Pacific Foundation Mr. Willie Wakefield Mrs. Maxine Walker Dr. Retia Walker Mr. Sylvester Wallace Mrs. Iris Warren Ms. Everett Warren Ms. Lindsay Washburn Mrs. Brenda Washington Mrs. Sandra Washington Ms. Nora J. Parker Watts Mrs. Paulette Weir Mrs. Joyce Wells Westminister Presbyterian Church Ms. Monique White Mrs. Jacqueline White Mr. James White Mrs. Carla Whitlock Ms. Georgia Wiley Mr. Harold Williams Mrs. Dorothy M. Williams Mr. Alford Williams Mrs. Grace Williams Ms. Sylvia Williams Mr. Erven Williams Mr. Douglas Williamson Mr. Frederick Wilson Dr. Robert Wilson III Mrs. Lois Wilson Scott Mrs. Rhonda Wimberly Ms. Kimberly Lynn Woodard Mr. Walter & Mrs. Clarice Wortham Ms. Georgette Wright
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