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SPELMAN COLLEGE, A HISTORICALLY BLACK COLLEGE AND GLOBAL LEADER IN THE EDUCATION OF WOMEN OF AFRICAN DESCENT, IS DEDICATED TO THE ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE OF ITS STUDENTS.
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Secretary
Gwendolyn Adams Norton
President (Thru 11/21/2024)
Helene Gayle
Chair
Lovette Twyman Russell
Vice Chair
Ronda E Stryker
Interim President/Chair Emerita
Rosalind G Brewer
Trustee
Allegra Lawrence Hardy
Trustee
Bonnie Shelton Carter
Trustee
Cara Johnson Hughes
Trustee
Carmen D Harris
Trustee
Cheryl Mayberry Mc Kissack
Trustee
Claire Arnold
Trustee
Colleen J Taylor
Trustee
Cynthia E Jackson
Faculty Representative
Danielle Dickens
Alumna Representative
Daria Valentine
Trustee
Elizabeth Mc Cormack
Trustee
G G Michelson
Trustee
Helen Smith Price
Trustee
Janine Brown
Trustee
June Gary Hopps
Trustee
Kamau Bobb Phd
Trustee
Kathy N Waller
Trustee
Kaye Foster
Trustee
Keon T Holmes Cfa
Trustee
Lawrence M Schall
Trustee
Loren K Robinson Md Mshp
Trustee
Marian Wright Edelman
Trustee
Pauletta Pearson Washington
Trustee
Peggy Dulany
Trustee
Russell Edgerton Phd
Alumna Trustee
Sherina Maye Edwards
Student Representative
Simone Moales
Trustee
Susan Dunn
Trustee
Suzanne F Shank
Trustee
Theodore R Aronson
Trustee
Vicki Palmer
Trustee
Yvonne R Jackson
Student Trustee
Zoe Shepard
Vp Communications & External Relations
Barbara Miller
Vp Of Academic Affairs
Darryl Holloman
Cfo And Svp Of Business And Financial Affairs
Dawn Alston
Svp Of Enrollment Management
Ingrid Hayes
Vp And Chief Information Officer
John Wilson
Assoc Vp Business & Financial Affairs (Thru 4/15/2025)
Marissa Pace
Sr Vp Academic Affairs
Mark Lee
Vp Institutional Resarch
Myra Burnett
Provost & Vp Academic Affairs
Pamela Scott Johnson
Senior Vp Institutional Advancement
Salena Jegede
Secretary Of The College
Terri Reed
Vp Human Resources & Culture
Terri Walthour
Director Of Facilities Management & Services
Arthur Frazier
Assoc Vp Business & Financial Affairs
Asella Braxton
Director Of Human Resources
Bernadette Cohen
Artistic Director, Performing Arts Center & Center For Innovation And The Arts
Barbara Chirinos
Professor
Beverly Guy Sheftall
Professor
Grant Warner
Professor
Julie Dash
Senior Advisor Of Investment Operations
Rhonda Honegan
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