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FSU announces Board of Visitors made up of community stakeholders

By Staff Report, posted 3 years ago

Fayetteville State University recently announced the formation of its Board of Visitors. There are 53 members appointed to the Board, which will function as an advisory board to Chancellor Darrell T. Allison and senior leadership at the school.

 

Appointees will bring their industry experience to the table, as well as their “commitment to civic and community service,” the press release said.

 

“With Fayetteville State University being the second oldest public institution and the oldest public HBCU in North Carolina, it was vitally important to me that our rich and storied institution establish an official Board of Visitors,” said Allison. “FSU boasts an unparalleled roster of graduates who have gone on to make national and global impact, while also influencing the most powerful of leaders of our time who, in turn, became strong champions in helping to advance FSU’s mission. Therefore, I am honored to announce this inaugural class of the FSU Board of Visitors. We have a distinguished list of leaders who bring significant ability to strengthen our university, and all members – both FSU alum and non-FSU alum – come with one goal  in mind: expanding FSU’s impact in the greater Fayetteville, the Sandhills region, our state and nation.”

 

THE BOARD MEMBERS ARE LISTED AS FOLLOWS: 

Dr. Donald Moore, FSU Class of ‘93, Chancellor’s Medallion Recipient ’18; Dr. Roxie Wells, FSU Alumna, Class of ’92, Cape Fear Valley Hoke

Healthcare; Dr. Richard Adams, DDS, former FSU trustee, Carolina Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery Center; Roderick Allison, FSU class of

‘93, former acting director of TSA; Rodney Anderson, FSU Class of ‘12, Ret. Major General of the U.S. Army; Elaina Ball, Public Works Commission; Timothy Blitz, Segra; Dr. Mary Black, FSU classes ‘83 and ‘03, Cumberland County Schools; Oliver Black, FSU class of ‘87, Fuji Films; Wayne Branch, class of ‘91, former FSU trustee, Duplin County commissioner; Charles Broadwell, former Fayetteville Observer editor-publisher and CEO; Dohn Broadwell, FCEDC board member, Broadwell Land Company; William Brooks, Truist; Dr. Dorothy G. Brown, FSU class of ‘74, retired faculty at FSU; Patricia Brown, AstraZendeca Pharmaceuticals; Vernon Bryant, FSU class of ‘79, Halifax County commissioner; David Camps, Agape Fellowship Church, InFormation EmPowerment; Linda Coley, FSU class of ‘76, FSU National Alumni Association; Dr. Jeanette Council, FSU class of ‘63, Cumberland County Commissioner; Jonathan DeCarlo, FSU class of ‘05, Lumbee Guaranty Bank; Kendrick Faison, FSU class of ‘02, SpatialGIS; Shari Fiveash, Greater Fayetteville Business Journal; Elmer Floyd, FSU class of ‘69, former NC State House Representative; William Ford, Kingdom Global Impact; Brenda Freeman, FSU class of ‘72; Michael Gibson, FSU class of ‘88, Fayetteville- Cumberland Parks and Recreation; Demetrius Haddock, FSU class of ‘98 and ‘99, Cumberland County

Chapter of FSU Alumni Association; Nancy Harris, FSU class of ‘70 and ‘86, former president of Cumberland County Chapter of the FSU Alumni Association; Michele Jones, FSU class of ‘93, retired command sergeant major; Honorable Toni King, North Carolina 12th District Court; John Malzone, C. John Malzone Marketing Inc.; Terence Murchison, FSU class of ‘73, former FSU trustee; Vedas Neal, FSU class of ‘70, former FSU trustee; Dr. LaDelle Olion, retired former dean of FSU’s graduate school; Suzetta Perkins, FSU class of ‘00, 30 plus years of service to several Chancellors & Board of Trustees; Maria Pierce-Ford, FSU classes ‘93 and ‘06, Cumberland County Schools; Honorable Edward Pone, retired North Carolina 12th District Court judge; Charlotte Privott, FSU class of ‘70, former president of Nash-Edgecombe County Chapter of Fayetteville State University Alumni Association; Alvin Ragland, FSU class of ‘76, City of Wilmington; Michael Randall, FSU class of ‘86, Safeguard Security Solutions, LLC.; Dr. John Ray, MD, Pinnacle Family Care PLLC; Chris Ray, former mayor of Spring Lake, Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity Inc.; Honorable Cheri Siler-Mack, North Carolina 12 District Court; Mary Stork, FSU class of ‘96, USAA Investment Services; Brian Thompson, The AME Zion Church; Tammy Thurman, Piedmont Natural Gas; Shaquana Veney Miller, FSU class of ‘08; Judith P. Waddell, FSU class of ‘75; Dr. De- Sandra Washington, FSU class of ‘09, Fayetteville Technical Community College; Honorable Tiffany Whitfield, North Carolina 12th District Court; Kimberly Williams, NC4ME; and Col. Christopher Williamson, FSU class of ‘85, South Carolina Highway Patrol.

 

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