Directory details for Clark Atlanta University Inc
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Clark Atlanta University Inc

223 JAMES P BRAWLEY DR SW ATLANTA, GA 30314-4358
www.cau.edu

CLARK ATLANTA UNIVERSITY IS A DOCTORAL RESEARCH UNIVERSITY THAT OFFERS UNDERGRADUATE, GRADUATE AND PROFESSIONAL DEGREE PROGRAMS AS WELL AS NON-DEGREE CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS.

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EIN:
581825259
Category:
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Ch AI R

Gregory Morrison

Vice Ch AI R

Leonard Walker

Secretary

Stephanie Russell

Trustee

Al Reid

Trustee (Until Fall 2024)

Alvin Trotter

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Bobbie Kennedy Sanford

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Brenda Walker

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Carolyn Mccl AI N Young

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Charm AI Ne Ward Millner

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Isaac Snype Jr

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James Colon

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Jeffery Gilbert

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John Bryant

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Keith Holmes

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Michael Melton

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Richard Holmes

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Salvador Diaz Verson Jr

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Tharon Johnson

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Valeisha Butterfield

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Valerie King

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Valerie Love

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Wendy Lewis

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William R Ide Iii

Associate Provost And Chief Of Staff

Calvin Brown

Provost And Senior Vice President, Academic Affairs

Charlene Gilbert

Vice President For Enrollment Management And Student Life

Cherise Peters

Vice President, Business And Auxiliary Services

Cynthia Gomes

Executive Vice President And Coo

Eli Phillips

President

George French Jr

Vice President For Compliance

Kimberlee Parker

Vice President For Finance And Administration

Latanya Merritt

Vice President For Office Of Planning, Accreditation And Institutional Research

Lauren Lopez

Vice President For Alumni Relations

Lorri Saddler

Vice President For Institutional Advancement (Until Oct 2024)

Richard Lucas Jr

Vice President For Student Life

Xavier Whitaker

Vice President For Facilities Management

Bonita Dukes

Vice President For Information Technology And Cio

Brian Benn

Senior Vice President And Cfo

Christopher Lee

Senior Vice President Of Organizational Development And Chief People Officer

Debra Hoyt

Vice President For Research And Sponsored Programs

Frances Williams

Dean, School Of Education

J Fidel Turner

Dean, School Of Arts And Sciences

Jaideep Chaudhary

General Counsel And Corporate Secretary

Jennifer Ervin

Dean, School Of Social Work

Jenny Jones

Professor, School Of Business

Kasim Alli

Chief Development Officer, Center For Cancer Research And Therapeutic Development

Kelly Brown Morris

Chair, Department Of Cyber Physical Systems

Roy George

Director, Center For Cancer Research And Therapeutic Development

Shafiq Khan

Dean, School Of Business

Silvanus Udoka

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