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FACTS
2009
Howard University
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Accreditation
8
Alumni
134
Athletics
173
Computer Workstations
123
Dining Facilities
145
Directions
184
Enrollment 125
Faculty
17
Finances
168
Financial Aid 147 Governance
11
Graduates - 2008
132
History
6
Howard University At-A-Glance: Fall 2008
5
Key Telephone Numbers
176
Key Web Addresses
179
Howard University n FACTS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Major Publications
149
Mission
4
Policy on Equal Opportunity
183
Research
124
Residence Halls
144
Security
174
Staff
123
Student Honors
130
Student Profile
142
Tuition
146
University
122
University Resources
152
PREFACE
This booklet is an abstract drawn from several
University databases. It covers 2008-09. The main
telephone number for the University is 202.806.6100. The World Wide Web address for the University is
www.howard.edu.
MISSION
The mission of Howard University as a comprehensive,
research-oriented, predominantly African-American
university is to provide an educational experience of
exceptional quality at reasonable cost to students of
high academic potential. Particular emphasis is placed
upon providing educational opportunities for AfricanAmerican men and women and for other historically
disenfranchised groups. Furthermore, Howard University
is dedicated to attracting, sustaining, and developing
a cadre of faculty who, through their teaching and
research, are committed to producing distinguished and
compassionate graduates who seek solutions to human
and social problems in the United States and throughout
the world.
HOWARD UNIVERSITY
AT-A-GLANCE: FALL 2008
Alumni:
Faculty:
Degrees and Certificates
Awarded
Buildings:
Campuses:
111,233
120
5
Degrees Offered:
Full-Time
Part-Time
w/o Compensation
1,064
456
128
Graduating
Class 2008:
2,322
Area:
Majors:
Graduate
Graduate
Masters
18
Doctoral
3
1st Professional
5
Other Doctoral
Joint
5
1st Professional
Undergraduate
$487.3
$490.6
Enrollment:
Fall Headcount
Undergraduate
Masters
63
Ph.D.
29
27 Undergraduate
Endowment:
Book Value (Millions)
Market Value (Millions)
256 acres
Operating
Budget (Millions):
Staff: 10,733
7,165
Graduate
1,854
1st Professional
1,714
4
5
80
$851.2
3,869
HISTORY
In November 1866, shortly after the end of the Civil
War, members of The First Congregational Society
of Washington considered establishing a theological
seminary for the education of African-American
clergymen. Within a few weeks, the concept had
expanded to include a provision for establishing a
university. Within two years, the University consisted
of the Colleges of Liberal Arts and Medicine. The
new institution was named for General Oliver O.
Howard, Civil War hero, who was both a founder of
the University and, at the time, Commissioner of the
Freedmen’s Bureau.
The University charter, as enacted by Congress and
subsequently approved by President Andrew Johnson
on March 2, 1867, designated Howard University as “a
university for the education of youth in the liberal arts
and sciences.”
In 1879, Congress approved a special appropriation
for the University. The charter was amended in
1928 to authorize an annual federal appropriation
for construction, development, improvement and
maintenance of the University.
HISTORY
Presidents
Charles B. Boynton
1867
Byron Sunderland
1867 - 1869
Oliver O. Howard
1869 - 1874
Edward P. Smith
1875 - 1876
William W. Patton
1877 - 1889
Jeremiah E. Rankin
1890 - 1903
John Gordon
1903 - 1906
Wilbur P. Thirkield
1906 - 1912
Stephen M. Newman
1912 - 1918
James S. Durkee
1918 - 1926
Mordecai W. Johnson
1926 - 1960
James M. Nabrit
1960 - 1969
James E. Cheek
1969 - 1989
Franklyn G. Jenifer
1990 - 1994
H. Patrick Swygert 1995 - 2008
Sidney A. Ribeau 2008-Present
ACCREDITATION
Howard University is fully accredited by the Middle States
Association of Colleges and Schools. The schools and
colleges are also accredited by the following agencies:
SCHOOL/COLLEGE
ACCREDITING AGENCY
• American Alliance for Health,
Physical Education, and Dance
• American Chemical Society
• American Psychological
Association
• Middle States Association of
Colleges and Schools
Arts and Sciences
• National Association for Sport
and Physical Education
• National Association of Schools
of Art and Design
of Music
of Theatre
• National Council for Accreditation
of Teacher Education
ACCREDITATION
SCHOOL/COLLEGE
ACCREDITING AGENCY
Business
• Association to Advance
Collegiate Schools of Business
International
Communications
• Accrediting Council on
Education in Journalism and
Mass Communications
• American Speech, Language
and Hearing Association
Dentistry
• Commission on Dental
Accreditation of the American
Dental Association
Divinity
• Association of Theological
Schools in the United States and
Canada
Education
• American Psychological
Association
• National Association of State
Directors of Teachers Education
and Certification
• National Council for
Accreditation of Teacher
Education
Engineering,
Architecture and
Computer Sciences
• Accreditation Board for
Engineering and Technology,
Inc.
• Computer Science Accreditation
Board
• National Architectural
Accrediting Board, Inc.
Graduate School
• Middle States Association of
Colleges and Schools
Law
• American Bar Association
• Association of American Law
Schools
ACCREDITATION
SCHOOL/COLLEGE
ACCREDITING AGENCY
Medicine
• Liaison Committee on Medical
Education Representing the
American Medical Association
and the Association of American
Medical Colleges
Pharmacy, Nursing
and Allied Health
Sciences
• Accreditation Council for
Occupational Therapy Education
• Accreditation Council for
Pharmacy Education
• Accreditation Review
Commission on Education for
the Physician Assistant, Inc.
• American Occupational Therapy
Association, Inc.
• Association of University
Programs in Health
Administration
• Commission on Accreditation for
Dietetics Education
• Commission on Accreditation in
Physical Therapy Education
• Joint Review Committee
on Education in Radiologic
Technology
• National Accrediting Agency for
Clinical Laboratory Sciences
• Commission on Collegiate
Nursing Education
Social Work
• Council on Social Work
Education
University Libraries
(Memberships)
• Association of Research
Libraries
• American Medical Library
Association
• American Association of Law
Libraries
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GOVERNANCE
The Board of Trustees
Mr. Addison Barry Rand
Chairman of the Board
CEO
American Association of Retired Persons (AARP)
Renee Higginbotham-Brooks, Esq.
Vice Chair
Chair and Chief Executive Officer
Block Capital, Inc.
Richard D. Parsons, Esq., Director/Chairman of the
Board, Citigroup, Incorporated
Mrs. Elizabeth G. Early, Health Care Consultant
Mr. Earl G. Graves, Sr., Chairman and Publisher
Earl G. Graves, Ltd.
Wayman F. Smith III, Esq., Attorney at Law
The Smith Partnership, P.C.
Mr. Gerald D. Prothro, Managing Director
IKT Investments
Harold P. Freeman, M.D., Founder and President
Ralph Lauren Center for Cancer Care and Prevention
Vernon E. Jordan, Jr., Esq., Senior Counsel
Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld, LLP and
Senior Managing Director, Lazard Freres & Company
Hon. Jack F. Kemp, Chairman and Founder
Kemp Partners and Former U.S. Secretary of Housing
and Urban Development
Charles J. McDonald, M.D., Professor and
Chairman, Department of Dermatology, The Warren
Albert Medical School of Brown University
Floretta Dukes McKenzie, Ed.D., Founder and
Chairwoman, The McKenzie Group, Inc.
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GOVERNANCE
The Board of Trustees
Hon. L. Douglas Wilder, Mayor
City of Richmond, VA and former Governor of Virginia
Mr. Gregory A. White, Partner and Managing
Director, Thomas H. Lee Partners, L.P.
Mr. Robert L. Lumpkins, Chairman
The Mosaic Company
Mrs. Marie C. Johns, President (Retired)
Verizon-Washington, DC
Cornell L. Moore, Esq., Partner
Dorsey & Whitney, LLP
Mr. John A. Thain, former Chairman and Chief
Executive Officer, Merrill Lynch
Ms. Jessye Norman, Concert and Opera Singer
Hon. M. Kasim Reed, Georgia State Senator and
Partner, Holland & Knight, LLP
Charisse R. Lillie, Esq., Executive Vice President,
Comcast Cable Communications, and Vice President, Community Investment
Mrs. Dianne Atkinson Hudson, Television Executive/
Producer (Retired)
Stacy J. Mobley, Esq., Senior Vice President, Chief
Administrative Officer and General Counsel (Retired)
DuPont
Mr. John D. Zeglis, Chairman and CEO (Retired)
AT&T Wireless; Founder and Principal Owner
Fort Wayne Mad Ants, NBA D-League
Ruth J. Simmons, Ph.D., President, Brown
University
Sidney Ribeau, Ph.D., President, Howard University
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GOVERNANCE
Faculty Trustees
There are two Faculty Trustee seats on the Board.
One undergraduate faculty member and one
graduate faculty member are elected to serve
three-year terms.
UNDERGRADUATE
FACULTY TRUSTEE
YEAR
2006-2009
Starmanda Bullock, Ph.D.
College of Arts and Sciences
Professor
GRADUATE
FACULTY TRUSTEE
YEAR
2008-2011
Warner Lawson, Jr., Esq.
School of Law
Professor
Alumni Trustees
There are three Alumni Trustee seats on the Board.
Each year, one person is elected to represent the
alumni of the University. The person serves a term
of three years.
YEAR
ALUMNI TRUSTEES
2006-2009
James E. Silcott, AIA
2008-2011
Anita Mayo, Esq.
2007-2010
Aprille J. Ericsson, Ph.D.
GOVERNANCE
Student Trustees
Each year, two students are elected to represent
the undergraduate and graduate students of the
University respectively. These student trustees
serve one-year terms.
YEAR
2008
YEAR
2008
14
UNDERGRADUATE
STUDENT TRUSTEE
Victoria Kirby
GRADUATE
STUDENT TRUSTEE
Danielle Perry
GOVERNANCE
President
Sidney Ribeau, Ph.D.
University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
Office of the President
Hassan Minor, Ph.D.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Senior Vice President
Strategic Planning, Operations
and External Affairs
Chief Technology Officer
Artis Hampshire-Cowan, J.D.
Temple University
Senior Vice President and Secretary
Norma Leftwich, J.D.
Georgetown University
General Counsel
Donald Bell, Ph.D.
Claremont Graduate University
Vice President for Presidential Initiatives
Chief Academic Officers
Alvin Thornton, Ph.D.
Howard University
Interim Provost
Donald E. Wilson, M.D.
Tufts University
Senior Vice President for Health Sciences
GOVERNANCE
Other University Officers
Virgil Ecton, M. Ed.
Xavier University
Vice President for University Advancement
Florence Bonner, Ph.D.
Rice University
Interim Vice President for Research and
Compliance
Elizabeth Stroud, B.A.
University of North Carolina, Greensboro
Vice President for Human Capital Management
Chief Financial Officer
Sidney Evans, M.B.A.
University of Pittsburgh
Senior Vice President and Treasurer
Howard University Hospital
Larry Warren, M.A.
Eastern Michigan University
Chief Executive Officer
Thomas Gaiter, M.D.
Meharry Medical College
Chief Medical Officer
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FACULTY
Deans
Arts and Sciences
James Donaldson, Ph.D.
University of Illinois
Engineering, Architecture
and Computer Sciences
James Johnson, Ph.D.
University of Delaware
Business
Barron Harvey, Ph.D.
University of Nebraska
Graduate School of Arts and
Sciences
Orlando Taylor, Ph.D.
University of Michigan
Communications
Jannette Dates, Ph.D.
University of Maryland
Law
Kurt Schmoke, J.D.
Harvard University
Dentistry
Leo Rouse, D.D.S.
Howard University
Medicine
Robert Taylor, M.D., Ph.D.
Vanderbilt University
Purdue University
Divinity
Alton Pollard III, Ph.D.
Duke University
Pharmacy, Nursing and
Allied Health Sciences
Beatrice Adderley-Kelly, Ph.D.
Howard University
Education
Leslie Fenwick, Ph.D.
Ohio State University
Social Work
Cudore Snell, D.S.W.
Howard University
FACULTY
Professor
RANK
NUMBER
311
Associate
368
Instructor
144
Assistant
427
Lecturer
162
Adjunct/Visiting
81
Other
27
TOTAL
1,520
Earned Degrees
Masters
11%
FirstProfessional
36%
18
Other
2%
Doctorate
51%
FACULTY
TENURE
582
TENURE NON-TENURE
OTHER
TRACK
TRACK
177
738
23
Gender
Female
43%
Male
57%
FACULTY
Percent of Faculty with Degrees from
National Research Universities
20
FACULTY
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES
MEMBERS
NAME OF
FACULTY
ACADEMY
Anna Coles, Ph.D.
Emerita
Institute of
Medicine
National
Academy of
Engineering
SCHOOL/
COLLEGE
Pharmacy, Nursing
and Allied Health
Sciences
LaSalle Leffall, Jr., M.D.,
FACS
College of Medicine
Marion Mann, M.D.
Emeritus
College of Medicine
Robert Murray, M.D.
College of Medicine
Jeanne Sinkford, D.D.S.
Emerita
College of Dentistry
Bailus Walker, Ph.D.
College of Medicine
Renee Jenkins, M.D.
College of Medicine
James Mitchell, Ph.D.
Engineering,
Architecture and
Computer Sciences
ORGANIZATION
American
Association for the
Advancement of
Science
American Academy
of Nursing
NAME OF
FACULTY
SCHOOL/
COLLEGE
Vernon Bond,
Ed.D.
Arts and Sciences
James Mitchell,
Ph.D.
Engineering
Bailus Walker, Jr.
Ph.D.
Medicine
Mamie Montague,
Ph.D.
Pharmacy, Nursing
and Allied Health
Sciences
FACULTY
FACULTY AWARDS
TYPE OF
AWARD
Carnegie Scholar
Fulbright Senior
Specialist
National
Endowment for
the Humanities
Fellow
Howard Hughes
Medical Institute
20 Best Scholars
in Academia
22
NAME OF FACULTY
SCHOOL/COLLEGE
Lorraine Fleming, Ph.D.
Engineering,
Architecture and
Computer Sciences
John Tharakan, Ph.D.
Engineering,
Architecture and
Computer Sciences
Jon Woodson, Ph.D.
Arts and Sciences
Robert Edgar, Ph.D.
Arts and Sciences
Masoud Kavoossi, Ph.D.
Business
John Trimble, Ph.D.
Engineering,
Architecture and
Computer Sciences
Naresa Aziz
Arts and Sciences
Effie Boldridge, Ph.D.
Arts and Sciences
James Davis, Ph.D.
Arts and Sciences
Paul Logan, Ph.D.
Arts and Sciences
Alberto Rey, Ph.D.
Arts and Sciences
Karen Wallace, Ph.D.
Arts and Sciences
Raymond Butcher, Ph.D.
Arts and Sciences
Michael Frazier, Ph.D.
Arts and Sciences
James Davis, Ph.D.
Arts and Sciences
Paul Logan, Ph.D.
Arts and Sciences
Rosangela Vieira-King, M.A.
Arts and Sciences
Francoise Pfaff, Ph.D.
Arts and Sciences
Joseph Reidy, Ph.D.
Arts and Sciences
Winston Anderson, Ph.D.
Arts and Sciences
FACULTY
ARTS AND SCIENCES
Dean
Chairs
African Studies
Mbye Cham, Ph.D.
Mathematics
Abdul-Aziz Yakubu, Ph.D.
Afro-American Studies
Lila Ammons, Ph.D.
Military Science-Aerospace
Miller Cunningham, M.A.
Art
Gwendolyn Everett, Ph.D.
Military Science-Army
Bobbie Williams, M.S.
Biology
Franklin Ampy, Ph.D.
Modern Languages and
Literatures
James Davis, Ph.D.
Chemistry
Folahan Ayorinde, Ph.D.
Music
Valerie Eichelberger, M.M.
Classics
Rudolph Hock, Ph.D.
Philosophy
Patrick Goodin, Ph.D.
Comprehensive Sciences
Marjay Anderson, Ph.D.
Physics and Astronomy
Gregory Jenkins, Ph.D.
Economics
William Spriggs, Ph.D.
Political Science
Daryl Harris, Ph.D.
English
Eleanor Traylor, Ph.D.
Psychology
Alfonso Campbell, Ph.D.
History
Daryl Scott, Ph.D.
Sociology and Anthropology
Ivor Livingston, Ph.D.
Health, Human Performance
and Leisure Studies
Doris Corbett, Ph.D.
Theatre Arts
Joe Selmon, M.F.A.
FACULTY
Professors
Franklin Ampy, Ph.D.
Oregon State University
Winston Anderson, Ph.D.
Brown University
Victoria Arana, Ph.D.
George Washington University
Joseph Asike, Ph.D.
University of Louvain
Folahan Ayorinde, Ph.D.
Howard University
Marshall Banks, Ph.D.
Anand Batra, Ph.D.
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Abdul-Aziz Batran, Ph.D.
University of Birmingham
Linda Berg-Cross, Ph.D.
Columbia University
Sherrill Berryman-Johnson, Ph.D.
American University
Charles Betsey, Ph.D.
Vernon Bond, Ed.D.
University of Tennessee
24
FACULTY
Florence Bonner, Ph.D.
Rice University
Richard Bourgin, Ph.D.
University of Washington
Wade Boykin, Ph.D.
Starmanda Bullock, Ph.D.
Howard University
Raymond Butcher, Ph.D.
University of Canterbury
Alfonso Campbell, Ph.D.
Pennsylvania State University
Selwyn Carrington, Ph.D
University of London
Robert Catchings, Ph.D.
Wayne State University
Mbye Cham, Ph.D.
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Elizabeth Clark-Lewis, Ph.D.
Babalola Cole, Ph.D.
Floyd Coleman, Ph.D.
University of Georgia
FACULTY
Miller Cunningham, M.A.
Howard University
Wilfred David, Ph.D.
Oxford University
James Davis, Ph.D.
Derayeh Derakhshesh, Ph.D.
University of Paris
Balaram Dey, Ph.D.
University of Saskatchewan
Toka Diagana, Ph.D.
Université Claude Bernard-France
Raymond Dobard, Ph.D.
Johns Hopkins University
Richard Duffield, Ph.D.
William Eckberg, Ph.D.
Michigan State University
Robert Edgar, Ph.D.
University of California-Los Angeles
26
FACULTY
Henriette Edmonds, M.A.
Case Western Reserve University
George Epting, M.A.
University of South Carolina
Gwendolyn Everett, Ph.D.
George Mason University
Jane Flax, Ph.D.
Yale University
Jack Frankel, Ph.D.
Rutgers University
Al Freeman, M.Ed.
University of Massachusetts
Segun Gbadegesin, Ph.D.
Ralph Gomes, Ph.D.
Pennsylvania State University
Rodney Green, Ph.D.
American University
Barbara Griffin, Ph.D.
Joshua Halpern, Ph.D.
Brown University
Jules Harrell, Ph.D.
FACULTY
Daryl Harris, Ph.D.
Howard University
Mervat Hatem, Ph.D.
Evelyn Hawthorne, Ph.D.
University of Minnesota
Tritobia Hayes-Benjamin, Ph.D.
Leslie Hicks, Ph.D.
Neil Hindman, Ph.D.
Wesleyan University
Roberta Hollander, Ph.D.
American University
Tristan Hubsch, Ph.D.
Paul Hudrlik, Ph.D.
Columbia University
Fred Irby, M.Mus.
Southern Illinois University
Raymond Jackson, D.Mus.A.
Juilliard School of Music
Charles Jarmon, Ph.D.
SUNY - Buffalo
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FACULTY
Martin Jolin, M.A.
Walda Katz-Fishman, Ph.D.
Ann Kelly, Ph.D.
University of Pennsylvania
Donald King, Ph.D.
Stanford University
Mae King, Ph.D.
University of Idaho
Jerome Kravitz, Ph.D.
New School for Social Research
Vikram Kushawaha, Ph.D.
Banaras Hindu University
Myung Kwack, Ph.D.
University of California-Berkeley
Sung Kwack, Ph.D.
Abner Lall, Ph.D.
Chi Chong Lee, Ph.D.
Clarence Lee, Ph.D.
Howard University
FACULTY
Marjorie Leppo, Ph.D.
Joshua Leslie, Ph.D.
University of Paris
Molly Levine, Ph.D.
Bar-Ilan University
James Lindesay, Ph.D.
Stanford University
Ivor Livingston, Ph.D.
Howard University
Walter Lowe, Ph.D.
Stanford University
Clement Lutterodt, Ph.D.
University of Birmingham-England
Jean-Michel Mabeko-Tali, Ph.D.
University of Paris-France
Ron Manuel, Ph.D.
Oklahoma State University
George Middendorf, Ph.D.
Prabhakar Misra, Ph.D.
Lorenzo Morris, Ph.D.
University of Chicago
30
FACULTY
Michael Myslobodsky, Ph.D., M.D.
Kharkov State University–USSR
James Weldon Norris, Mus.D.
Indiana University
Sulayman Nyang, Ph.D.
University of Virginia
Chinyerem Ohia, D.M.A.
Winifred Owens-Hart, M.F.A.
Howard University
Ransford Palmer, Ph.D.
Clark University
Arvilla Payne-Jackson, Ph.D.
Paul Peart, Ph.D.
University of West Indies
Francoise Pfaff, Ph.D.
University of Paris
Louise Raphael, Ph.D.
Catholic University of America
Joseph Reidy, Ph.D.
Northern Illinois University
Rebecca Reviere, Ph.D.
Florida State University
FACULTY
Yehuda Salu, Ph.D.
Tel Aviv University
David Schwartzman, Ph.D.
Brown University
Daryl Scott, Ph.D.
Stanford University
Richard Seltzer, Ph.D.
University of Denver
Marie-line Sephocle, Ph.D.
New York University
Luis Serapiao, Ph.D.
American University
Sandra Shannon, Ph.D.
Louis Shapiro, Ph.D.
Larry Simpson, M.A.
University of New Hampshire
Lloyd Sloan, Ph.D.
Ian Smart, Ph.D.
Alfred Smith, M.F.A.
Boston University
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FACULTY
William Spriggs, Ph.D.
Duraiswamy Sundararaman, Ph.D.
Columbia University
Alvin Thornton, Ph.D.
Howard University
Arthur Thorpe, Ph.D.
Howard University
Mercedes-Vidal Tibbits, Ph.D.
Tulane University
Charles Timbrell, D.M.A.
Emory Tolbert, Ph.D.
Eleanor Traylor, Ph.D.
Dharmaraj Veeaghavan, Ph.D.
New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology
Demetrius Venable, Ph.D.
American University
Charles Verharen, Ph.D.
Satish Wadhawan, Ph.D.
Jawaharlal Nehru University
FACULTY
Karen Smyley Wallace, Ph.D.
City University of New York
Maurice Woodard, Ph.D.
University of Kansas at Lawrence
Jon Woodson, Ph.D.
Brown University
Abdul-Aziz Yakubu, Ph.D.
North Carolina State University
Vernetta Young, Ph.D.
SUNY-Albany
Associate Professors
Shawn Abernathy, Ph.D.
Lila Ammons, Ph.D.
Oladapo Bakare, Ph.D.
The University of Hong Kong
Carol Beane, Ph.D.
Paul Bezandry, Ph.D.
Université Louis Pasteur-France
Faina Berezovsky, Ph.D.
Academy of Science of USSR-Moscow
Emily Blank, Ph.D.
Boston College
34
FACULTY
Effie Boldridge, Ph.D.
University of Missouri
Theodore Bremner, Ph.D.
Howard University
Denyce Calloway, Ph.D.
Howard University
Michael Caprarola, Ph.D.
Gregory Carr, Ph.D.
Temple University
Sen-Huei Chen, Ph.D.
Angela Cole, Ph.D.
Stanford University
John Cotman, Ph.D.
Boston University
Carrie Cowherd, Ph.D.
Kellina Craig, Ph.D.
Tulane University
Johnnie Daniel, Ph.D.
FACULTY
Dennis Davenport, Ph.D.
Howard University
Donn Davis, Ph.D.
Helen deClercq, Ph.D.
David DeLeon, Ph.D.
University of Iowa
Belay Demoz, Ph.D.
University of Nevada
Leon Dickson, Ph.D.
Kofi Dompere, Ph.D.
Temple University
Todd Drumm, Ph.D.
Annette Dunzo, Ph.D.
Atanu Duttaroy, Ph.D.
University of Calcutta
Valerie Eichelberger, M.M.
Howard University
Stanley Einstein-Matthews, Ph.D.
Uppsala University-Sweden
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FACULTY
Broderick Eribo, Ph.D.
Curdella Forbes, Ph.D.
University of the West Indies
Joseph Fortunak, Ph.D.
Michael Frazier, Ph.D.
Patrick Goodin, Ph.D.
New School for Social Research
Barbara Griffin, Ph.D.
Yilma Gultneh, Ph.D.
Iowa State University
Gregory Hampton, Ph.D.
Duke University
Roderick Harrison, Ph.D.
Princeton University
Hope Hill, Ph.D.
Columbia University
Marion Hines, Ph.D.
Rudolph Hock, Ph.D.
FACULTY
James Holliday, D. Mus.
Ronald Hopson, Ph.D.
Charles Hosten, Ph.D.
David James, Ph.D.
Gregory Jenkins, Ph.D.
Jennifer Jordan, Ph.D.
Emory University
Everette Joseph, Ph.D.
State University of New York
Nkonko Kamwangamalu, Ph.D.
James Keil, Ph.D.
Brandeis University
Haydar Kurban, Ph.D.
Marilyn Lashley, Ph.D.
James Lindesay, Ph.D.
Stanford University
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FACULTY
Paul Logan, Ph.D.
Serge Madhere, Ph.D.
New York University
Mohammad Mahmood, Ph.D.
Howard University
Amir Maleki, Ph.D.
Jason Matthews, Ph.D.
Georgia Institute of Technology
Jill McGowan, Ph.D.
Edna Medford, Ph.D.
Gamine Meepagala, Ph.D.
SUNY-Albany
Connaitre Miller, M.M.
Kansas State University
Walter Miller, Ph.D.
Tony Medina, Ph.D.
Binghamton University-SUNY
Amelia Mondragon, Ph.D.
FACULTY
Dexter Moore, Ph.D.
Ohio University
Vernon Morris, Ph.D.
Nikongo Ba Nikongo, Ph.D.
Howard University
Michael Nwanze, Ph.D.
University of Leeds
Kwaku Ofori-Ansa, Ed.D.
Columbia University
Mary Perkins, Ph.D.
American University
Yvonne Poser, Ph.D.
Jerome Quarterman, Ph.D.
Ohio University
Ernest Quimby, Ph.D.
Francois Ramaroson, Ph.D.
Teresa Redd, Ph.D.
Thierry Robart, Ph.D.
University of Montreal
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FACULTY
Debra Roberts, Ph.D.
Temple University
Aleida Rodriguez, Ph.D.
Maria Roof, Ph.D.
Robert Rosenberg, Ph.D.
California Institute of Technology
Guericke Royal, M.M.
Howard University
Joe Selmon, M.F.A.
Memphis State University
Feraidoon Shams, Ph.D.
Howard University
Sankar Sitaraman, Ph.D.
California Institute of Technology
David Smedley, M.F.A.
Dominicus So, Ph.D.
William Stockwell, Ph.D.
Jeanne Toungara, Ph.D.
FACULTY
Thorell Tsomondo, Ph.D.
SUNY-Buffalo
Alexander Tulin, Ph.D.
Columbia University
Donna Washington, M.C.A.T.
Hahnemann University
Vernessa White-Jackson, Ph.D.
SUNY-Binghamton
Daniel Williams, Ph.D.
Cynthia Winston, Ph.D.
Charlie Young, M.M.
Howard University
Patricia Young, Ph.D.
Assistant Professors
Terrie Adams-Fuller, Ph.D.
Howard University
Marcus Alfred, Ph.D.
Howard University
Marjay Anderson, Ph.D.
Howard University
Clement Animan, Ph.D.
University of Alcala-Spain
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FACULTY
Ana Araujo, Ph.D.
University of Canada
Joseph Augustine, Ph.D.
Luther Barden, Ph.D.
Joyce Barker, Ed.D.
Mark Bartley, M.F.A.
Howard University
Claudette Bennett, Ph.D.
Howard University
Kristin Bergen, Ph.D.
Duke University
Kim Bey, M.F.A.
Rutgers University
Flordeliz Bugarin, Ph.D.
University of Florida
Alexander Burnstein
Charles Coward, M.A.
Margaret Crosby, Ph.D.
Brown University
FACULTY
John Davis, Ph.D.
Howard University
Yasmin DeGout, Ph.D.
Howard University
Toka Diagana, Ph.D.
Université Orsar
Raven Featherstone, M.F.A.
Pratt Institute
Ben Fred-Mensah, Ph.D.
Silvina Gatica, Ph.D.
University of Buenos Aires-Argentina
Francine Goode, M.S.
Florida Institute of Technology
Katherine Gurski
Alem Hailu, Ph.D.
Syracuse University
John Harkless, Ph.D.
Denise Hart, M.F.A.
Sarah Lawrence College
Walter Hope, Ph.D.
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FACULTY
Kendrick Hunte, Ph.D.
Marie-Claude Jipguep, Ph.D.
Howard University
Dana Jones, M.S.
University of Maryland-CollegePark
Charles Johnson, Ph.D.
Howard University
Krista Johnson, Ph.D.
Northwestern University
Lucy Josey, Ph.D.
Howard University
Sais Kamalidiin, Ph.D.
Mika Kato, Ph.D.
New School University
Rebecca Kennedy, Ph.D.
Jeffrey Kerr Richie, Ph.D.
Eleanor King, Ph.D.
Mark Mauldin, M.M.
Kent State University
FACULTY
Calvin McClinton, Ph.D.
Anthony McEachern, M.F.A.
Howard University
Mary McKenna, Ph.D.
SUNY-Stony Brook
Brian McNeal, M.S.
Florida Institute of Technology
Petronella Muraya, Ph.D.
Kent State University
Denee Mwendwa, Ph.D.
Howard University
Tiriqah Nuriddin, Ph.D.
Purdue University
Holona Ochs, Ph.D.
University of Kansas
Elisa Oh, Ph.D.
Boston University
Chinyerem Ohia, D.M.A.
Assya Pascalev, Ph.D.
Bowling Green State University
James Phillips, M.F.A.
Maryland Institute
46
FACULTY
Reginald Pointer, M.F.A.
Anthony Randolph, D.M.A.
Donald Roe, Ph.D.
Howard University
Nubia Salaam, Ph.D,
Howard University
Paul Schultz, D.M.A.
Marcus Singer, Ph. D.
Norma Small-Warren, Ph.D.
Howard University
Cara Spencer, Ph.D.
Kimani Stancil, Ph.D.
Elka Stevens, Ph.D.
Jamal Sullivan, M.F.A.
University of Southern California
Quito Swan, Ph.D.
Howard University
FACULTY
Omari Swinton, Ph.D.
Duke University
Galina Talanova, Ph.D.
L. V. Pisarzhevskii Institute of Physical Chemistry
Jean-Jacques Taty, Ph.D.
Sorborne University-Paris
Darius Taylor, B.A.
St. Leo University
Douglas Taylor, Ph.D.
University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill
Joneis Thomas, Ph.D.
Malakia Thomas, B.A.
Columbia College of Missouri
Alla Tovares, Ph.D.
Geraldine Twitty, Ph.D.
Howard University
Hemayet Ullah, Ph.D.
University of North Carolina
Karen Walwyn, D.M.A.
Mark Watkins, B.A.
Howard University
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FACULTY
Dana Williams, Ph.D.
Howard University
Louis Wright, Ph.D.
Howard University
Almaz Zewde, Ph.D.
Lecturers
Jude Abanulo, Ph.D.
University of Southhampton-UK
Olayiwola Abegunrin, Ph.D.
Howard University
Animan Akassi, Ph.D.
University of Alcala-Madrid
Ayoni Akinyele, Ph.D.
University of Ibadan-Nigeria
Sumorry Alpha, M.P.A.
Howard University
Matthew Amati, Ph.D.
University of Wisconsin
Ntiamoah Appiah, M.A.
Howard University
Abdul Bangura, Ph. D.
Columbus University
Algris Bolton, M.A.
Howard University
FACULTY
Danielle Boudreaux, M.S./M.A.
University of Louisiana
Jessica Boykin-Settles, M.M.
Howard University
Marlena Bremseth, M.A.
Old Dominion University
Candice Bridge, Ph.D.
University of Central Florida
Arthur Burt, Ph.D.
University of Toronto
Joyce Camper, M.A.
Howard University
John Carlton-Hayden, Ph.D.
Howard University
Kelsey Collie, M.F.A.
Caroline Dexter, Ph.D.
Toka Diagana, Ph.D.
Université Louis Pasteur-France
Cerue Diggs, Ph.D.
Aissatou Diop-Hashim, M.A.
Howard University
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FACULTY
Samuel Doku, M.A.
University of the District of Columbia
Patricia Elam, M.F.A.
Iesha Fields, Ph.D.
Howard University
Solomon Gebru, Ph.D.
Howard University
Constance Green, M.S.
Columbia University
Denise Hart, M.F.A.
Sarah Lawrence College
Paulin Hounnou, M.S.
University of North Carolina - Charlotte
Charlotte Hollomon, M.A.
Columbia University
Peter Intsiful, Ph.D.
Howard University
Edith Jackson, Ph.D.
Raquel Jacobs-Holte, Ph.D.
Nicole Johnson, Ph.D.
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
FACULTY
William Jones, M. Mus.
Howard University
Richard Jones, Ph.D.
University of Colorado
Barbara Josiah, Ph.D.
Howard University
Esther Kahn, M.A.
Okachi Kpalukwu, Ph.D.
Howard University
Lisa King, Ph.D.
Howard University
Todd Kliman, M.A.
Hollins University
Brunild Lugo de Fabritz, Ph.D.
Mkamburi Lyabaya, M.A.
Howard University
Mark Mack, M.A.
University of Massachusetts-Amherst
Curtis Martin, M.S.
Lance Maxey, M.S.
Howard University
52
FACULTY
Marvin McAllister, Ph.D.
Darrick Morris, M.A.
Virginia State University
Alison Moses, M.P.A.
Harvard University
Janice Nolan, M.A.
The American University
Regina Okafor, Ph.D.
Sorbonne University-France
Lee Patterson, Ph.D.
Janet Reed-Caldwell, Ph.D.
Columbia University
Darla Scott, Ph.D.
Howaard University
Habib Sesay, Ph.D.
Howard University
Abdul Shafagati, Ph.D.
Howard University
Piraba Swaminathan, Ph.D.
University of Oxford
Jean-Jacques Taty, Ph.D.
Sorbonne University-France
FACULTY
Nicole Taylor, M.A.
Titiana Titarchuk, Ph.D.
Institute of Petrochemical Synthesis of the
Academy of Sciences-Moscow
John Trevino, M.F.A.
Howard University
Andrew Tucker, M.A.
Howard University
Jafara Turay, Ph.D.
Howard University
Rosangela Vieira-King, M.A.
Ada Vilageliu-Diaz, Ph.D.
Fred Williams, Ph.D.
University of Montreal-Canada
Etsuko Yamakita, M.A.
University of Oregon
Joseph Yeager, M.S.
Instructors
Adeniran Adeboye, Ph.D.
54
FACULTY
Ayoni Akinyele, Ph.D.
Richard Bayne, M.S.
Howard University
Kim Bey, M.F.A.
Rutgers University
Clinton Carbon, M.A.
Bonita Cooper, M.S.
Boston University
Charles Covington
Peabody Conservatory
Kitty Ellison, M.S.
Fordham University
William Gordon, Ph.D.
Zaifuddin Graves
William Harrell, M.A.
Lorraine Henry, Ph.D.
Patricia Humphrey, Ph.D.
Howard University
FACULTY
Tamera Izlar, M.F.A.
Western Illinois University
Anil Jain, Ph.D.
Howard University
Deborah Johnson, M.S.
Howard University
Ethel Lewis, M.A.
T.P. Mahadevan, Ph.D.
Washington State University
Crepin Mahop, Ph.D.
University of New Mexico
Robin Marcus, M.F.A.
Raslan Moutraji, M.A.
The American University-Cairo
Horace Morris, Ph.D.
Howard University
Rose Nesbitt, Ph.D.
West Virginia University
Pat Noone, M.A.
Kenneth Norris
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FACULTY
Edward Preston, Ph.D.
Denise Saunders, M.A.
Lezlie Shackell, B.A.
INorthern llinois University
Patricia Shaw, Ph.D.
Darius Smith, M.F.A.
New York University
Benjamin Taylor, Ph.D.
Vergie Taylor, M.A.
Austin Thorpe, M.A.
Howard University
Ralph Turner, Ph.D.
Brown University
Daria Winter, M.A.
Bobbie Williams, M.S.
Central Michigan University
Debbie Wilson, M.A.
Indiana University of Pennsylvania
FACULTY
BUSINESS
Dean
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Chairs
Accounting
Ruthie Reynolds, Ph.D. Management
Sterling King, Ph.D.
Finance, International
Business and Insurance Youngho Lee, D.B.A.
Marketing
Pravat Choudury, Ph.D.
Information Systems and
Decision Sciences
Narenda Rustagi, Ph.D.
Professors
Pravat Choudhury, Ph.D.
Denver D’Rozario, Ph.D.
New York University
Philip Fanara, Ph.D.
Indiana University
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Masoud Kavoosi, Ph.D.
Charlie Mahone, Ph.D.
Sandip Mukherji, Ph.D.
University of Cincinnati
58
FACULTY
Gadis Nowell, Ph.D.
Frank Ross, M.B.A.
Long Island University
Narenda Rustagi, Ph.D.
Ronald Straight, D.B.A.
William Barbee, Ph.D.
William Brent, D.B.A.
Nova University
Steven Fritsche, Ph.D.
University of Alabama
Margaret Hicks, D.B.A.
Jide Iwarere, Ph.D.
Jil Jeong, Ph.D.
Amdetsion Kidane, D.B.A.
Sterling King, Ph.D.
FACULTY
Subodh Kulkarni, Ph.D.
Clemson University
Gwynette Lacy, Ph.D.
Youngho Lee, D.B.A.
Debby Lindsey, Ph.D.
Howard University
Menberu Lulu, Ph.D.
Ayodele Mobolurin, Ph.D.
University of Massachusetts-Amherst
Charles Murphy, Ph.D.
Philemon Oyewole, Ph.D.
Aix-Marseilles University-France
Samuel Paschall, J.D.
Harvard University
Mohammed Quasem, Ph.D.
Ruthie Reynolds, Ph.D., J.D.
Georgia State University
Howard University
Raymond Smith, Ph.D.
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FACULTY
Louis Stewart, Ph.D.
Sam Ziorklui, Ph.D.
Howard University
Kamal Agarwal, Ph.D.
Himachal Pradesh University-India
Ella Carter, Ph.D.
Byeongyong (Paul) Choi, Ph.D.
Temple University
Marumbok Etta-Nkwelle, M.A.
American University
Rajni Goel, Ph.D.
Wen Gong, Ph.D.
Susan Harmeling, Ph.D.
Lynne Kelly, Ph.D.
Maryam Khan, Ph.D.
Virginia Polytechnic University
Douglas Leister, Ph.D.
University of Oregon
FACULTY
Todd McAllister, Ph.D.
Yuvay Meyers, Ph.D.
Howard University
Ephraim Okoro, Ph.D.
Howard University
Daniel Owunwanne, M.S.
Howard University
Russell Price, Ph.D.
Pamela Turner, Ph.D.
Darian Unger, Ph.D.
Mohamad Warsame, Ph.D.
Morgan State University
Melvin Washington, Ph.D.
Howard University
Jean Wells, J.D.
Lecturers
Gerald Burton, M.A.
Michael Smith, B.S.
Howard University
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FACULTY
Colson Turner, M.B.A.
Harvard University
Instructors
Samuel Harvey, J.D.
COMMUNICATIONS
Dean
Chairs
Communication Sciences
and Disorders
Wilhelmina Wright-Harp, Ph.D.
Journalism
Phillip Dixon, B.S.
Communication and Culture
Laura Fleet, Ph.D.
Radio, Television
and Film
Sonia Williams, M.A.
Professors
Anju Chaudhary, Ph.D.
Melbourne Cummings, Ph.D.
Haile Gerima, M.F.A.
Barbara Hines, Ph.D.
FACULTY
Lawrence Kaggwa, Ph.D.
Abbas Malek, Ph.D.
American University
Judi Moore-Latta, Ph.D.
Joan Payne, Ph.D.
Howard University
Ronald Pearlman, Ph.D.
William Starosta, Ph.D.
Indiana University
Clint Wilson, Ed.D.
Richard Wright, Ph.D.
University of Texas
Torriano Berry, M.F.A.
Carolyn Byerly, Ph.D.
Alonzo Crawford, M.F.A.
Columbia University
Phillip Dixon, B.S.
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FACULTY
Laura Fleet, Ph.D.
Howard University
Rochelle Ford, Ph.D.
University of Southern Illinois
Gwang-Jub Han, Ph.D.
Ovetta Harris, Ph.D.
Yanick Lamb, M.B.A.
Jay Lucker, Ed.D.
Columbia University
Paula Matabane, Ph.D.
Howard University
Bishetta Merritt, Ph.D.
Kay Payne, Ph.D.
Howard University
James Rada, Ph.D.
Yanick Rice-Lamb, M.B.A.
Ted Roberts, M.A.
FACULTY
Vickey Saunders, M.F.A.
Carolyn Stroman, Ph.D.
Syracuse University
Sonja Williams, M.A.
Ohio University
David Woods, Ph.D.
Wilhelmina Wright-Harp, Ph.D.
Valarie Cummings, J.D.
Columbia University
Idit Dvir, M.F.A.
American Film Institute
Craig Herndon, M.F.A.
Maryland Institute College of Arts
Peggy Lewis, M.A.
Trinity College
Sylvia Martinez, Ed.D.
Boston University
Tyree Matthews, Ph.D.
Howard University
Reginald Miles, M.A.
Governors State University
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FACULTY
Andrew Millington, M.F.A.
Howard University
Montre Missouri, M.A.
University of London-England
Cynthia Morton, M.F.A.
Temple University
Juliana Parroni, B.A.
Ingrid Sturgis, M.A.
New York University
Debyii Thomas, Ph.D.
Howard University
Shari Thompson, M.F.A.
Temple University
Lecturers
Quazi Ahmed, Ph.D.
Howard University
Leslie Bowers, M.S.
Charles Fancher, B.S.
Candace Lewis, B.A.
FACULTY
Instructors
Martine Elie, M.S.
Tianna Johnson, J.D.
Howard University
DENTISTRY
Dean
Leo Rouse, D.D.S.
Howard University
Chairs
Clinical Dentistry
Ryle Bell, D.D.S.
Orthodontics
Donald Russell, D.D.S.
Diagnostic Services
Esther Childers, D.D.S.
Pediatric Dentistry
George Thomas, B.D.S.
Endodontics
Langston Smith, D.M.D.
Periodontics
Donald Allen, D.D.S.
Dental Hygiene
Donna Grant-Mills, D.D.S.
Restorative Services
Andrea Jackson, D.D.S.
Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery
Andrea Bonnick, D.D.S.
Professors
Donald Allen, D.D.S.
Ryle Bell, D.D.S.
Howard University
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FACULTY
Ronald Brown, D.D.S.
Esther Childers, D.D.S.
University of Texas
Xinbin Gu, Ph.D.
Medical College of Virginia
Earl Kudlick, D.D.S.
Mahmoud Nasr, D.D.S.
Howard University
Barry Pass, D.D.S.
Dalhousie University
Cecile Skinner, D.D.S., Ph.D.
New York University
Howard University
Langston Smith, D.M.D.
University of Kentucky
George Thomas, B.D.S.
University of Kerala-India
Nathaniel West, D.D.S.
Howard University
Andre Farquharson, D.D.S.
Howard University
FACULTY
Donna Grant-Mills, D.D.S.
Howard University
Stephen Grimm, D.D.S.
Ayodeji Idowu, D.D.S.
Andrea Jackson, D.D.S.
Howard University
Christian King, D.D.S.
Howard University
Davidson Lawoyin, D.D.S.
Howard University
Georgetta Manning-Cox, D.D.S.
Howard University
Ethel Newman, D.D.S.
Howard University
James Palmer, D.D.S.
Howard University
Errol Reid, D.D.S.
Howard University
Leo Rouse, D.D.S.
Howard University
Donald Russell, D.D.S.
Howard University
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FACULTY
Lynette Stuart, D.D.S.
Howard University
Melanie Thwaites, D.D.S.
Avadis Abrahamian, D.D.S.
University of Iran
John Bailey, D.D.S.
Howard University
Robee Bailey, D.M.D.
Andrea Bonnick, D.D.S.
Howard University
Larry Crisafulli, D.D.S.
Tadasha Culbreath, D.M.D.
Boston University
Thomas Edler, D.D.S.
Howard University
Derrick Eiland, D.D.S.
Howard University
Tawana Feimster, D.D.S., M.S.
Howard University
Cheryl Fryer, D.D.S.
Howard University
FACULTY
Therese Galloucis, D.M.D.
Allison Glascoe, D.D.S.
University of Maryland-Baltimore
Michael Goode, D.D.S.
Marvin Grower, D.D.S., Ph.D.
Temple University
Kassahun Hailu, D.D.S.
Howard University
Stephen Harden, D.D.S.
Howard University
Garnett Henley, M.S.
Howard University
Debra Jeffries, D.D.S.
Howard University
Robert Jones, D.D.S.
Howard University
Terri Jones-Matthews, D.M.D.
Brian Laurence, D.D.S., Ph.D.
Howard University
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FACULTY
Leslie Lawrence, D.M.D.
Tufts University
Motshabi Makhene-Deloach, D.D.S.
Howard University
Kathy Marshall, D.D.S.
Howard University
Janis Mercer, D.D.S.
Howard University
Edward Moody, D.D.S.
Howard University
Indra Mustapha, D.D.S.
Howard University
Luciano Olan-Rodriguez, D.D.S.
Howard University
Xiaowu Pang, Ph.D.
Grace Robinson, D.D.S.
Howard University
Camille Rose-Nelson, D.D.S.
Howard University
Frances Sam, D.D.S.
Howard University
Amir Sheikh, D.D.S.
FACULTY
Marianne Siewe, D.D.S.
Howard University
Rajendra Singh, B.D.S.
Lucknow University
Oswald Thompson, D.D.S.
Howard University
Bao Vu, D.D.S.
Howard University
Emile Webster, D.D.S.
Howard University
Willie Winfree, D.D.S.
Howard University
Robert Yassi, M.A.
Instructors
Dani Dougan, B.S.
Laura Muhammad, D.D.S.
Howard University
Judith Neely, B.S.
Sandra Osborne, R.D.H.
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FACULTY
DIVINITY
Dean
Duke University
Professors
Alice Bellis, Ph.D.
Delores Carpenter, Ed.D.
Rutgers University
Kortright Davis, Ph.D.
University of Sussex-England
Cain Felder, Ph.D.
Columbia University
Bertram Melbourne, Ph.D.
Andrews University Theological Seminary
Michael Newheart, Ph.D.
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Duke University
Gene Rice, Ph.D.
Columbia University
Bernard Richardson, Ph.D.
Cheryl Sanders, Th.D.
Harvard University
FACULTY
Ronald Hopson, Ph.D.
Kwasi Kwakye-Nuako, Ph.D.
University of Denver
Rosetta Ross, Ph.D.
Emory University
Harold Trulear, Ph.D.
Drew University
Frederick Ware, Ph.D.
Kenkyatta Gilbet, Ph.D.
Princeton Theological Seminary
Ian Straker, M.Div.
Yale University
EDUCATION
Dean
Leslie Fenwick, Ph.D.
Chairs
Educational Administration Human Development and
and Policy
Psychoeducational Studies
Lois Harrison-Jones, Ed.D. Aaron Stills, Ph.D.
Curriculum and
Instruction
Marilyn Irving, Ed.D.
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FACULTY
Professors
Sylvan Alleyne, Ph.D.
University of West Indies-Jamaica
Ura Jean Bailey, Ph.D.
Tulane University
Rosalie Boone, Ed.D.
Salman Elbedour, Ph.D.
Frederick Harper, Ph.D.
Vinetta Jones, Ph.D.
Velma LaPoint, Ph.D.
Rc Saravanabhavan, Ed.D.
Northern Arizona University
Peter Sola, Ph.D.
University of Illinois-Urbana Champaign
Veronica Thomas, Ph.D.
Howard University
Melanie Carter, Ph.D.
FACULTY
Ann Carter-Obayuwana, Ph.D.
Purdue University
Constance Ellison, Ph.D.
Howard University
Angela Ferguson. Ph.D.
Lois Harrison-Jones, Ed.D.
Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
Gerunda Hughes, Ph.D.
Howard University
Marilyn Irving, Ed.D.
Texas Southern University
Wilfred Johnson, Ph.D.
Hakim Rashid, Ph.D.
Aaron Stills, Ph.D.
Indiana State University
Rosa Trapp-Dail, Ph.D.
Dawn Williams, Ph.D.
Eric Williams, Ph.D.
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FACULTY
James Williams, Ph.D.
University of Iowa
Fong Wu, Ph.D.
University of California
Kenneth Anderson, Ph.D.
Helen Bond, Ed.D.
Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State University
Mercedes Ebanks, Ph.D.
Howard University
Kimberley Freeman, Ph.D.
James Jackson, Ph.D.
Gregory Reed, Ph.D.
University of Iowa
Ivory Toldson, Ph.D.
Temple University
Kamilah Woodson, Ph.D.
California School of Professional Psychology
Instructors
Sharon Fletcher, M.A.
Bowie State University
FACULTY
Rackham Goodlett, M.S.
Howard University
Janet Griffin, M.A.
Howard University
Panda Kamara, Ed.D.
Thomas Lawson, M.S.
Howard University
Valarie Lawson, Ph.D.
Howard University
Elizabeth Sawyer, Ph.D.
Howard University
Cynthia Storrs, M.S.
Howard University
Carmen Subryan, Ph.D.
Howard University
Hazel Williams, M.A.
University of Iowa
Engineering, Architecture and
Computer ScienceS
Dean
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FACULTY
Chairs
Architecture
Edward Dunson, M.Arch.
Electrical and Computer
Engineering
Mohamed Chouikha, Ph.D.
Chemical Engineering
Ramesh Chawla, Ph.D.
Mechanical Engineering
Horace Whitworth, D.Sc.
Civil Engineering
Errol Noel, Ph.D.
Systems and Computer
Science
Legand Burge, Ph.D.
Professors
Mobolaji Aluko, Ph.D.
University of California-Santa Barbar
Taft Broome, Sc.D.
Joseph Cannon, Ph.D.
Glean Chase, M.P.A.
New York University
Ramesh Chawla, Ph.D.
Ajit Choudhury, Ph.D.
Mohamed Chouikha, Ph.D.
Ahmed Elnaggar, D. Arch.
FACULTY
Lorraine Fleming, Ph.D.
Tepper Gill, Ph.D.
Emmanuel Glakpe, Ph.D.
Arizona State University
Gary Harris, Ph.D.
Cornell University
Ronald Leach, Ph.D.
Asghar Minai, Ph.D.
James Mitchell, Ph.D.
James Momoh, Ph.D.
Howard University
Errol Noel, Ph.D.
Arthur Paul, Ph.D.
Robert Reiss, Ph.D.
Illinois Institute of Technology
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FACULTY
Steven Richardson, Ph.D.
Harry Robinson, MCPUD
Harvard University
Ahmed Rubaii, Ph.D.
Cleveland State University
John Tharakan, Ph.D.
University of California-San Diego
Naren Vira, Ph.D.
Howard University
Horace Whitworth, D.Sc.
John Anderson, Ph.D.
Legand Burge, Ph.D.
Oklahoma State University
Angel Clarens, B. Arch.
Edward Dunson, M. Arch.
Columbia University
Victor Dzidzienyo, M.C.P.
Howard University
Robert Efimba, Sc.D.
FACULTY
Moses Garuba, Ph.D.
Queen Mary University of London-England
Charles Glass, Ph.D.
Clay Gloster, Ph.D.
Bradford Grant, M. Arch.
Kimberly Jones, Ph.D.
Harry Keeling, Ph.D.
Peter Keiller, Sc.D.
Charles Kim, Ph.D.
Texas A&M University
Claudia Marin-Artieda, Ph.D.
University of Buffalo
Mohsen Mosleh, Ph.D.
Ahlam Shalaby, Ph.D.
Todd Shurn, Ph.D.
Southern Methodist University
William Taylor, M.S.
84
FACULTY
John Trimble, Ph.D.
Peter Bofah, Ph.D.
Howard University
Miai Dimian, Ph. D.
Jason Ganley, Ph.D.
James Hammonds, Ph.D.
Universit of Illinois-Urbana
Outram Hussey, B. Arch.
Howard University
Barbara Laurie, B. Arch.
Howard University
Jiang Li, Ph.D.
Rennsalaer Polytechnic Institute
Chunmei Liu, Ph.D.
Tori Rhoulac, Ph.D.
Sonya Smith, Ph.D.
Peter VanderPoel, M. Arch.
Virginia Tech
FACULTY
Grant Warner, Ph.D.
Columbia University
Alicia Washington, Ph.D.
Lecturers
Shahram Zanganeh, M.E.
Howard University
Law
Dean
Kurt Schmoke, J.D.
Harvard University
Professors
Spencer Boyer, L.L.M.
Harvard University
Lisa Crooms, J.D.
Elizabeth Cunningham, J.D.
Yale Law School
Okianer Dark, J.D.
Rutgers University
Marsha Echols, S.J.D.
Columbia University
Andrew Gavil, J.D.
Alice Gresham, J.D.
Howard University
86
FACULTY
Steven Jamar, L.L.M.
Adam Kurland, J.D.
Homer LaRue, J.D.
Cornell University
Warner Lawson, J.D.
Howard University
Isiah Leggett, L.L.M.
Cynthia Mabry, L.L.M.
New York University
Harold McDougall, J.D.
Yale Law School
Lateef Mtima, J.D.
Harvard University
Ziyad Motala, S.J.D.
Laurence Nolan, J.D.
Ted Occhialino, J.D.
Reginald Robinson, J.D.
Sherman Rogers, L.L.M.
FACULTY
Kurt Schmoke, J.D.
Harvard University
Andrew Taslitz, J.D.
Patricia Worthy, J.D.
Howard University
Rhea Ballard-Thrower, J.D.
University of Kentucky
Derek Black, J.D.
Aderson Francois, J.D.
New York University
Lenese Herbert, J.D.
University of California
Tamar Meekins, J.D.
Cheryl Nichols, J.D.
Josephine Ross, J.D.
Boston University
Alice Thomas, J.D.
Duke University
Instructors
Sha-Shana Crichton, J.D.
Howard University
88
FACULTY
Atiba Ellis, J.D.
Duke University
Jena Martin, L.L.M.
University of Texas
Mark Strickland, J.D.
Rutgers University
MEDICINE
Dean
Robert E. Taylor, M.D., Ph.D.
Purdue University
Chairs
Anatomy
James Baker, Ph.D.
Orthopedic Surgery
Terry Thompson, M.D.
Anesthesiology
Baffour Osei, M.D.
Pathology
Edward Lee, M.D.
Biochemistry and
Molecular Biology
Matthew George, Ph.D.
Pediatrics and Child Health
Michal Young, M.D.
Community and Family
Medicine
Charles Mouton, M.D.
Pharmacology
Dermatology
Rebat Halder, M.D.
Physical Medicine and
Rehabilitation
Janaki Kalyanam, M.D.
Medicine
Duane Smoot, M.D.
Physiology and
Biophysics
Werner Graf, M.D., Ph.D.
FACULTY
Microbiology
Agnes Day, Ph.D.
Psychiatry and
Behavioral Sciences
William Lawson, M.D., Ph.D.
Neurology
Annapurni Jayam Trouth, M.D.
Radiation Oncology
Oscar Streeter, Jr., M.D.
Obstetrics and Gynecology Radiology
Kerry Lewis, M.D.
Andre Duerinckx, M.D.,
Ph.D.
Professors
Balwant Ahluwalia, Ph.D.
Kate Baldwin, Ph.D.
Raymond Bernor, Ph.D.
Carolyn Broome, Ph.D.
Clive Callender, M.D.
Robert Canada, Ph.D.
Bernell Coleman, Ph.D.
Loyola University
Daryl Domning, Ph.D.
Edward Cornwell III, M.D.
Howard University
90
FACULTY
Andre Duerinckx, M.D., Ph.D.
University of Miami
Stanford University
Georgia Dunston, Ph.D.
Adnan Eldadah, M.D., Dr. P.H.
University of Baghdad
Kanwal Gambhir, Ph.D.
SUNY-Buffalo
Victor Gorduek, M.D.
Werner Graf, M.D.
Albert-Ludwigs University-Germany
Raziel Hakim, Ph.D.
Harvard University
Rebat Halder, M.D.
Howard University
Verle Headings, M.D., Ph.D.
Taseer Hussain, Ph.D.
University of Utrecht
Renee Jenkins, M.D.
FACULTY
Kunle Kassim, Ph.D.
Lalita Kaul, Ph.D.
William Lawson, M.D., Ph.D.
University of New Hampshire
Lee Leak, Ph.D.
Edward Lee, M.D.
Howard University
LaSalle Leffall, M.D.
Howard University
John Massari, Ph.D.
Prafulla Mehrotra, M.D.
Lucknow University
Thomas Mellman, M.D.
Vinod Mody, M.D.
Bombay University
Charles Mouton, M.D.
Howard University
Robert Murray, M.D.
University of Rochester
92
FACULTY
Ernest Myers, M.D.
Arvind Nandedkar, Ph.D.
University of Delhi
Thomas Obisesan, M.D.
University of Lagos
Richard Pointer, Ph.D.
Brown University
Indra Poola, Ph.D.
University of Mysore- India
Fariborz Rahbar, M.D.
Tabriz Medical School
Sohail Rana, M.D.
King Edward Medical College
Otelio Randall, M.D.
Mamidanna Rao, Sc.D.
John Robinson, Ed.D.
Kathy Sanders-Philips, Ph.D.
Duane Smoot, M.D.
Howard University
FACULTY
William Southerland, Ph.D.
Duke University
Rajagopalan Sridhar, Ph.D.
Imperial College-England
Oscar Streeter, Jr., M.D.
Howard University
Purdue University
James Teal, M.D.
University of Texas
Terry Thompson, M.D.
Howard University
Yousef Tizabi, Ph.D.
Annapurni Trouth, M.D.
Bombay University-India
Blair Turner, Ph.D.
Willie Turner, Ph.D.
Bailus Walker, Ph.D.
Paul Wang, Ph.D.
94
FACULTY
Henry Williams, M.D.
Howard University
John Young, Ph.D.
Cynthia Abrams, Ph.D.
George Adams, M.D.
Medical College of Wisconsin
Olanrewaju Adeyiga, M.D.
Howard University
Anita Aggarwal, D.O., Ph.D.
University of Osteopathic Medicine
Post-Graduate Institute of Medical Education
and Research-India
Chiledum Ahaghotu, M.D.
University of Nigeria
Tanya Alim, M.D.
Howard University
Zakari Aliyu, M.D.
Ahmadu Bello University-Nigeria
Ebrahim Ashayeri, M.D.
Tehran University
Hassan Ashktorab, Ph.D.
Utah State University
FACULTY
Lena Austin, Ph.D.
Atlanta University
Mohammed Aziz, Ph.D.
James Baker, Ph.D.
Walter Bland, M.D.
Howard University
Earl Bloch, Ph.D.
Cornell University
Malcolm Byrnes, Ph.D.
Louisiana State University
Ricardo Caldera, M.D.
National Autonomous University-Nicaragua
Joseph Cohen, Ph.D.
Marguerite Coomes, Ph.D.
University of Texas Health Science Center
Robert A. Copeland, M.D.
Temple University
Robert L. Copeland, Ph.D.
Howard University
Martha Davila-Garcia, Ph.D.
New York University
96
FACULTY
Wayne Davis, M.D.
Howard University
Agnes Day, Ph.D.
Howard University
Ozra Dehkordi, Ph.D.
Howard University
Frank DeWitty, M.D.
Howard University
James Diggs, M.D.
Cornell University
Marie Fidelia-Lambert, M.D.
State University of Haiti
Debra Ford, M.D.
Howard University
Wayne Frederick, M.D.
Howard University
Terrence Fullum. M.D.
Howard University
Paulette Furbert-Harris, Ph.D.
Howard University
Tonja Gadsden, M.D.
Howard University
Matthew George, Ph.D.
FACULTY
William Green, M.D.
Tufts University
Felix Grissom, Ph.D.
Alyce Gullattee, M.D.
Howard University
Roma Gumbs, M.D.
New York University
Georges Haddad, Ph.D.
University of Sherbrooke-Canada
Sheik Hassan, M.D.
Howard University
George Holmes, Ph.D.
University of Arizona
Janice Hutchinson, M.D.
Aaron Jackson, M.D.
Howard University
Janaki Kalyanam, M.D.
Bombay University-India
Kerry Lewis, M.D.
George Littleton, Ph.D.
98
FACULTY
Kebreten Manaye, M.D.
Aristotle University of Thessalonika-Greece
Josephine Marshalleck, M.D.
Celia Maxwell, M.D.
Columbia University
Shelly McDonald-Pinkett, M.D.
Medical College of Pennsylvania
Cassandra McLaurin, M.D.
Howard University
Robert Mickey, M.D.
Howard University
Richard Millis, Ph.D.
Howard University
Tammey Naab, M.D.
Indiana University
Sergei Nekhai, Ph.D.
Nuclear Physics Institute-Russia
Gail Nunlee-Bland, M.D.
Howard University
Henry Paul, M.D.
Howard University
Elena Reece, M.D.
New York University
FACULTY
Tamrat Retta, M.D., Ph.D.
Addis Ababa University
Howard University
Donald Rigarmonte, Ph.D.
University of Texas Medical Branch-Galveston
Philip Roane, Ph.D.
David Rose, M.D.
Howard University
Suryanarayana Siram, M.D.
Rangaraya Medical College
Sonya Sobrian, Ph.D.
Carleton University
Stanley Tai, Ph.D.
Alvin Thomas, M.D.
Howard University
Pauline Ting, M.D.
Institute of Medicine-Ragoon-Burma
Eric Walters, Ph.D.
Roger Weir, M.D.
Deborah Williams, M.D.
Howard University
100
FACULTY
James Wilson, Ph.D.
Michal Young, M.D.
Howard University
Alice Adams, M.D., Ph.D.
Howard University
Oladunni Adeyiga, M.D.
Babafemi Adenuga, M.D.
Obafemi Awolowo University-Nigeria
Olakitan Akinjagula, M.D.
Laila Alamgir, M.D.
Mymensingh Medical College - Bangladesh
Newton Andrews, M.D.
Karen Blinder, Ph.D.
Heidi Bowie, O.D.
Pennsylvania College of Optometry
Lorelle Bradley, M.D.
FACULTY
Marita Broome, M.D.
Howard University
Dawn Cannon, M.D.
Howard University
Michelle Carter, M.D.
Howard University
Pamela Carter-Nolan, Ph.D.
Richard Clark, M.D.
Howard University
Millicent Collins, M.D.
Howard University
Bryan Curry, M.D.
Saurashtra University-India
Fernando Daniels, M.D.
Ronnie Davis, M.D.
Howard University
Anand Deonarine, M.D.
Howard University
Daniel Desta, M.D.
Faria Farhat, M.D.
Allama Iqbal Medical College-Pakistan
102
FACULTY
Clifford Ferguson, M.D.
Johnnie Ford, M.D.
Wake Forest University
Thomas Gaiter, M.D.
Vijaya Ganta, M.D.
Wright State University
Kirk Geter, D.P.M.
Pennsylvania College of Podiatric Medicine
Shimangus Ghebremeskal, M.D.
Addis Ababa University-Ethiopia
Edwin Gilland, Ph.D.
Howard University
Marjorie Gondre-Lewis, Ph.D.
Albert Einstein College of Medicine
Kim Goring, M.D.
Ruth Graves, Ph.D.
Jackson State University
Wendy Greene, M.D.
Howard University
Clairmont Griffith, M.D.
Howard University
FACULTY
Hussein Hanfi, M.D.
Somalia National University
Barbara Harrison, M.S.
Thomas Heinbockel, Ph.D.
University of Arizona
Shelly-Ann Hope, M.D.
Howard University
Tamaro Hudson, Ph.D.
Kakra Hughes, M.D.
Wake Forest University
Leslie Jones, M.D.
Howard University
Yasmine Kanaan, Ph.D.
Howard University
Bilal Khan, M.D.
University of Punjab-Pakistan
Raza Khan, M.D.
Ben Gurion University-Israel
Rick Kittles, Ph.D.
Irina Koretsky, Ph.D.
Howard University
104
FACULTY
Bernard Kwab-Addo, Ph.D.
Univeristy of London
Dexter Lee, Ph.D.
Serdia Mack, Ph.D.
Clemson University
Kepher Makambi, Ph.D.
Dortmund University-Germany
Judith Mbaoua, M.D.
Universite Libre de Bruxelles-Belgium
Miles McCord, Ph.D.
Marlene McKetty, Ph.D.
Constance Mere, M.D.
University of Nigeria
Cornelius Merrick, M.D.
Howard University
Besrat Mesfin, M.D.
Spartan Health Sciences Medical School
Miriam Michael, M.D.
Howard University
Geoffrey Mountvarner, M.D.
FACULTY
Hasan Nabhani, M.D.
Damascus University
Mansoor Nasim, M.D., Ph.D.
University of the Punjab-India
University of London-England
Krishnan Narasimhan, M.D.
Jefferson Medical College
Sergei Nekhai, Ph.D.
Petersburg State University-Russia
Jagannadna Nibhanupudy, M.S.E.
Evaristus Nwulia, M.D.
University of Benin-Nigeria
Wolali Odonkor, M.D.
University of Science and Technology-Ghana
Gladys Onojobi, M.D.
Obafemi Awolowo University-Nigeria
Onyinwe Onyekwere, M.D.
Baffour Osei, M.D.
First Leningrad Medical School
Angela Patterson, M.D.
Howard University
Vaul Phillips, M.D.
106
FACULTY
Eva Polston, Ph.D.
Boston Iniversity
Edwin Powell, D.A.
Inez Reeves, M.D.
University of Liberia
Diane Reynolds, M.D.
Universidad Autonoma de Santo Domingo-Santo
Domingo Republic
Walesia Robinson, M.D.
Peggy Scurry, M.D., Ph.D.
Howard University
Peter Sealy, M.D.
Liang Shan, M.D., Ph.D.
Shandong University Medical School-China
Wakayami Medical University-Japan
Habiblah Shariat, M.D.
National University of Iran
Babak Shokrani, M.D.
Mashhad University of Medical Sciences-Iran
Sumitra Shyamsundar, M.D.
Rajasthan University
FACULTY
Kevin Smith, M.D.
Roxanne Smith-White, M.D.
Howard University
John Stubbs, Ph.D.
Rutgers University
Lekidelu Taddesse-Heath, M.D.
Denia Tapscott, M.D.
Teletia Taylor, Ph.D.
Howard University
Jaya Vijayan, M.D.
University of Kerala-India
Asikiya Wacourt, Ph.D.
University of Leeds-United Kingdom
Michael Washington, M.D.
Howard University
Debra White-Coleman, M.D.
Howard University
Carla Williams, Ph.D.
Howard University
Karen Williams, Ph.D.
Albert Einstein College of Medicine
108
FACULTY
Keisha Williams-Elliott, M.D.
Howard University
Howard Wilson, M.D.
Howard University
Zakiya Wynn, M.D.
Howard University
Instructors
Miranda Armour-Chelu, Ph.D.
Daphne Bazile, M.D.
Howard University
Lyle Campbell, M.D.
Howard University
Richard Carter, M.D.
Esther Forrester, M.D.
Clyde Freeman, M.D.
Howard University
Brook Gebeyehu, M.D.
Tyish Hall, Ph.D.
Girum Hailedingle, M.D.
Martin Luther University-Germany
FACULTY
Terrence Hernandez, M.D.
Nationl University of Mexico
David Holiday, M.D.
Genea Lawrence, M.D.
Mount Sinai School of Medicine
Esayu Mekonen, M.D.
Gondar College of Medical Sciences-Ethiopia
Patricia O'Neal, M.D.
Wright State University
Aham Onyike, M.D.
UMDNJ-New Jersey Medical School
Cheryl Rust, Ph.D.
Howard University
Nathaniel Saylor, M.D.
Morehouse School of Medicine
Jeffrey Sellers, M.D.
Marjorie Shaw, Ph.D.
Nicole Smith, M.D., MCP
Hahnemann School of Medicine
Cherie Spencer, M.S.
West Virginia University
110
FACULTY
Donnie Spencer, M.D.
Chicago Medical School
Kara Tillman, M.D.
Deborah Wilder, M.D.
PHARMACY, NURSING AND ALLIED
HEALTH SCIENCES
Dean
Beatrice Adderley-Kelly, Ph.D., RN
Howard University
Chairs
Clinical and Administrative
Pharmacy Sciences
Olu Olusanya, Pharm. D.
Pharmaceutical Sciences
Muhammad Habib, Ph.D.
Clinical Laboratory Sciences
Marguerite Neita, Ph.D.
Physical Therapy
Revenda Greene, Ph.D.
Nursing (Undergraduate)
Carolyn Harris, J.D.
Physician Assistant
Shelly Powers, M.A.
Nursing (Graduate)
Mamie Montague, Ph.D.
(Directors)
Nutritional Sciences
Thelma Baker, Ph.D.
Radiation Therapy
Adrienne Harrison, M.S.
Health Management
Richard Levinson, M.D.
Occupational Therapy
Felecia Banks, Ph.D.
FACULTY
Professors
Beatrice Adderley-Kelly, Ph.D.
Howard University
James Adkins, Ph.D.
Pauline Green, Ph.D.
Howard University
Muhammad Habib, Ph.D.
University of Alberta
Barbara Harland, Ph.D.
Mary Hill, D.S.N.
Allan Johnson, Ph.D.
Cornell University
Govind Kapadia, Ph.D.
Krishna Kumar, Ph.D.
University of Otago-New Zealand
Richard Levinson, M.D.
Kenneth Scott, Ph.D.
Anthony Wutoh, Ph.D.
112
FACULTY
Keum Young-Pang, Ph.D.
Emmanuel Akala, Ph.D.
University of Manchester
Oluwaranti Akiyode, Pharm.D.
University of Mississippi
Patricia Ayuk-Egbe, Pharm.D.
Howard University
Thelma Baker, Ph.D.
Howard University
Felecia Banks, Ph.D.
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Daphne Bernard, Pharm. D.
Howard University
Carole Campbell-Burnett, DSc.
Rocky Mountain University of Health Professions
Veronica Clarke-Tasker, Ph.D.
Clarence Curry, Pharm.D.
Duquesne University
Monika Shah Daftary, Pharm.D.
Howard University
Abigail Gordon, DPT
Andrews University
FACULTY
Bisrat Hailemeskel, Pharm.D.
University of Toledo
Charlene Hogan, Ph.D.
Howard University
Shirley Jackson, M.S.
Howard University
Spiridon Karavatas, D.P.T.
Iwona Kasior-Szerszen, M.S.
Academy of Physical Education-Poland
Euni Lee, Pharm. D.
Frederic Lombardo, Pharm. D.
Duquesne University
Beverly Mims, Pharm.D.
Howard University
Ahmed Moen, D.P.H.
Mamie Montague, Ph.D.
Anne Morris, Ed.D.
Gloria Nichols-English, Ph.D.
114
FACULTY
Marguerite Neita, Ph.D.
Howard University
Joseph Ofosu, Pharm.D.
Howard University
Olu Olusanya, Pharm.D.
Soon Park, Pharm.D.
Mercer University
Jerome Pittman, Pharm.D.
University of California-San Francisco
Gwendolyn Pla, Ph.D.
Sherry Scott, Ph.D.
Howard University
Mattie Tabron, Ed.D.
Kamran Tavakol, Ph.D.
University of Calgary-Canada
Pier Broadnax, Ph.D.
Wendell Bunyan, MHD
Salome Bwayo, Pharm. D.
Howard University
FACULTY
Desmond Coverley, M.A.
Carolyn Covington, Ph.D.
Howard University
Rochelle Glymph, B.S.
Bennett College
Avis Graham, Ph.D.
Howard University
Revenda Greene, Ph.D.
Carolyn Harris, J.D.
The Catholic University of America
Emmanuel John, Ph.D.
University of Kansas
Youness Karodeh, Pharm.D.
Shenondoah University
Gloria Lauderdale, Ph.D.
Yolanda McCoy-Beach, Pharm. D.
Howad University
Scott Lastrapes, M.D.
Eastern Virginia Medical School
Milajurine Lindsay, MPAS
Carol Porter, Ph.D.
Howard University
116
FACULTY
Shelly Powers, M.A.
Bowie State University
Senora Simpson, Dr.PH
Joann Smith, Ph.D.
University of South Carolina
Eva Stephens, D.N.P.
Deborah Wilson, D.N.S.
Marymount University
Instructors
Josephine Akintonde, M.S.
Sylvia Anderson, M.B.A.
Strayer University
Ihuoma Ezebuihe, M.P.H.
Howard University
April Goldsborough, M.B.A.
Howard University
Suzy Guerrier-Adams, M.S.N.
Howard University
Adrienne Harrison, M.S.
Howard University
Souzan Hawala-Druy, M.P.H.
Howard University
FACULTY
Jan Kress, M.Ed.
Lehigh University
Trevor Leiba, Ph.D.
Howard University
Katherine Manual, M.S.
Howard University
Susan Mazmo, MPAS
Lolita McClaine, B.S.
Howard University
Charmaine McKie, M.P.H.
Howard University
Fidele Mutamba, B.S.
Bennett College
Elfleta Nixon, M.S.
Emory University
Cordelia Obizoba, M.S.
Rodney Perkins, M.S.M.
Bentley Reid, M.B.A.
Howard University
Susan Schwrtzman, M.A.
New York University
118
FACULTY
Dionne Soares, M.S.
Tracey Spann-Downing, M.S.N.
Howard University
Dereje Tekle, MPH
Howard University
Jacqueline Vincent, M.Ed.
Columbia University
Joylynne Wills, M.G.A.
SOCIAL WORK
Dean
Howard University
Professors
Alvis Adair, Ph.D.
Tricia Bent-Goodly, Ph.D.
Columbia University
Richard English, Ph.D.
Lawrence Gary, Ph.D.
Ruby Gourdine, D.S.W.
Howard University
FACULTY
Fariyal Ross-Sheriff, Ph.D.
Soleman Abu-Bader, Ph.D.
University of Utah
Elizabeth Bertera, Ph.D.
Bryn Mawr College
Annie Brown, D.S.W.
Howard University
James Craigen, M.S.W.
Atlanta University
Sandra Crewe, Ph.D.
Howard University
Norma Jones, D.S.W.
Howard University
Jacqueline Smith, Ph.D.
Howard University
Odessa Thompson, Ph.D.
Harvard University
Assistant Professor
Charles Lewis, Ph.D.
Columbia University
Kamilah Majied, Ph.D.
SUNY - Albany
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FACULTY
Andridia Mapson, Ph.D.
Von Nebbitt, Ph.D.
Washington State University
UNIVERSITY
RANKING ORGANIZATION
DESIGNATION
Carnegie Foundation for the
Advancement of Teaching
Research University
with High Research
Activity
U.S. News and World Report
The Princeton Review
RANK
Ranked 2nd,
America's Best Black
Colleges, 2007-08
Ranked 88,
Best National
Universites, 2006
RANK
Ranked-1st,
Best University
Student Newspaper,
2005
Howard University is one of 278 research institutions (out
of 4,321 colleges and universities classified).
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STAFF
UNIVERSITY
HOSPITAL
TOTAL
1.950
1,919
3,869
COMPUTER WORKSTATIONS
NUMBER
Faculty & Staff
5,012
Student Labs
4,010
Network CPU's
4,864
TOTAL
13,886
RESEARCH
Awards: $45.8 million
Major Awards, 2008
AGENCY
National Institutes of Health
Health Resources and Services
Administration
AMOUNT
(Millions)
$19.4
$8.4
National Science Foundation
$4.1
U.S. Department of Education
$3.6
U.S. Department of Defense
$1.3
U.S. Department of
Transportation
$1.1
Small Business Administration
$1.0
General Dynamics
$0.8
Robert Wood Johnson
Foundation
Ford Foundation
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$0.7
$0.5
ENROLLMENT
CATEGORY
TOTAL
APPLICANTS
NUMBER
ACCEPTED
Undergraduate
(First-Time-in-College)
9,750
4,731
Graduate
1,569
919
11,725
984
1,728
948
106
90
24,878
7,672
First-Professional
Transfer and Former
Students Returning
Other
All
Headcount (Fall)
STATUS
First-Time-in-College
Transfer
HEADCOUNT
1,500
365
First-Time Graduate/Professional
1,046
Continuing
7,427
Former Student Returning
273
Other
122
All
10,733
ENROLLMENT
Enrollment Status of Students
First-Time
Graduate/
Professional
10%
Transfer
3%
Continuing
69%
First-Time-inCollege 14%
Other
2%
Former
Students
Returning
3%
Enrollment by Degree
TYPE OF DEGREE
First-Professionals
Doctorates
TOTAL
1,556
770
Masters
1,170
Bachelors
7,053
126
ENROLLMENT
Enrollment by Region
West
12%
New
England
2%
Mid-West
8%
South
22%
MidAtlantic
55%
ENROLLMENT
Enrollment by State
STATE
Alabama
TOTAL
STATE
66
Montana
Alaska
6
Nebraska
Arizona
22
Nevada
1
3
14
Arkansas
7
California
592
New Jersey
421
Colorado
56
New Mexico
3
Connecticut
Delaware
102
68
New Hampshire
TOTAL
New York
803
North Carolina
280
Florida
336
North Dakota
Georgia
591
Ohio
Hawaii
Idaho
2
Oklahoma
3
Oregon
Illinois
411
Indiana
51
Iowa
5
7
Pennsylvania
Puerto Rico
Rhode Island
0
169
20
14
323
10
9
Kansas
22
South Carolina
131
Kentucky
17
Tennessee
107
Louisiana
123
Texas
381
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
2
2,113
87
314
Utah
Vermont
Virgin Islands
Virginia
Minnesota
41
Washington
Mississippi
46
West Virginia
Missouri
91
Wisconsin
128
7
0
20
691
52
5
36
ENROLLMENT
Enrollment by School/College
SCHOOL/COLLEGE
TOTAL
Arts and Sciences
3,348
Business
1,439
Communications
1,170
Dentistry
376
Divinity
192
Education
267
Computer Sciences
569
Graduate School
1,033
Law
466
Medicine
467
Pharmacy, Nursing and Allied
Health Sciences
Social Work
Other Programs
SAT Score
Mean SAT Composite
1,104
239
63
1,082
STUDENT HONORS
Recent National Award Recipients
Marianna Ofosu
Rhodes Scholars
Classics
Carla Peterman
History
Presidential Scholars
Tolulope Adesiyun
Chemistry
Eyiwunmi Akinsanmi
Electrical Engineering
Tamara DeSouza
Biology
Kaveer Manickchan
Systems and Computer Science
Ethan McCarthy
Civil Engineering
Alero Nanna
Medicine
Lauren Owen
Radio-TV-Film
Renaldo Rousseau
Chemical Engineering
Jenna Toussaint
Mathematics
Deidre Young
Marketing
Luard Scholar
Sean Mickens
Political Science
Marshall Scholar
Anthony Hendricks
Speech Communications
Truman Scholar
Hamilton Cunningham
130
Economics
STUDENT HONORS
National Achievement Scholars
239
Total National Achievement Scholars Enrolled
Alabama
6
Minnesota
1
Arizona
1
Missouri
2
Arkansas
2
New Jersey
2
California
3
New York
11
Colorado
1
North Carolina
11
Delaware
1
Ohio
7
District of Columbia
1
Oklahoma
2
Florida
7
Pennsylvania
6
Georgia
27
South Carolina
Illinois
15
Tennessee
Indiana
1
Texas
Kansas
1
Virginia
6
Washington
2
Wisconsin
1
Louisiana
12
Maryland
7
Michigan
6
13
9
12
GRADUATES - 2008
SCHOOL/COLLEGE
TOTAL
Arts and Sciences
531
Business
328
Communications
248
Dentistry
100
Divinity
50
Education
67
Engineering, Architecture and Computer
Sciences
90
Graduate School
220
Law
162
Medicine
78
Pharmacy, Nursing and Allied Health
Sciences
Social Work
132
359
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GRADUATES - 2008
Earned Degrees
DEGREE
NUMBER
Doctorates
106
Masters
384
First-Professional
434
Bachelors
1,400
Total
2,324
ALUMNI
REPRESENTATIVE HOWARD ALUMNI
Ms. Debbie Allen - dancer, choreographer, director, actress
Larkin Arnold, Esq. - entertainment lawyer
Dr. Percival Broderick - Deputy Prime Minister, Jamaica
Hon. Edward Brooke - 1st African-American elected to the
U.S. Senate
Hon. Ewart Brown - Premier of Bermuda
Mr. Jeff Burns, Jr. - Associate Publisher, Johnson
Publishing Company’s Ebony Magazine
Hon. Roland Burris - United States Senator, State of
Illinois
Dr. George Butler - former Vice President, SONY
Dr. Kenneth Clark - psychologist
Hon. Rodney Coleman - Assistant Secretary of Air Force
Manpower
Mr. Sean Combs - entertainer, entrepreneur
Hon. Elijah Cummings - United States Congress
Dr. Ossie Davis - producer, director, actor
Hon. David Dinkins - 1st African-American Mayor of New
York City
Hon. Mike Espy - 1st African-American U.S. Secretary of
Agriculture
Hon. Adrian Fenty - Mayor of the District of Columbia
Ms. Roberta Flack - Grammy Award-winning singer,
composer
Dr. James Forbes - Senior Minister, Riverside Church in
New York City
Hon. Shirley Franklin - 1st female Mayor of Atlanta
Dr. E. Franklin Frazier - sociologist, educator
Dr. Oliver Harper - Minister of Health, Guyana
Hon. Patricia Roberts Harris - Secretary of Health,
Education and Welfare, Secretary of Housing and Urban
Development, U.S. Ambassador
Mr. Dennis Hightower - former Chief Executive Officer,
Europe Online Networks S.A.
Hon. Earl Hilliard - United States Congress
Ms. Shauntay Hinton - Miss USA 2002
Ms. Zora Neal Hurston - author
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ALUMNI
Dr. John Jacob - Executive Vice President and Chief
Communications Officer, Anheuser Busch
Dr. Charlene Drew Jarvis - President, Southeastern
University
Mr. Charles Floyd Johnson - TV producer
Hon. Jack Johnson - County Executive, Prince Georges
County, Maryland
Elaine Jones, Esq. - Director/Counsel, NAACP Legal
Defense and Educational Fund
Vernon Jordan, Esq. - Presidential Advisor, Senior
Managing Director Lazard Freres and Company and Senior
Counsel, Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld, LLP
Hon. John Junor - Minister of Health, Jamaica
Hon. Sharon Pratt Kelly - 1st African-American woman
elected mayor of a major city, Washington, DC
Hon. Keith Knight - Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade,
Jamaica
Ms. Roxie Roker Kravitz - Obie Award-winning actress
Dr. LaSalle Leffall - Surgeon, 1st African-American
President of the American College of Surgeons, 1st AfricanAmerican President of the American Cancer Society
Hon. Isiah Leggett - 1st African-American County
Executive, Montgomery County, Maryland
Hon. Thurgood Marshall - 1st African-American U.S.
Supreme Court Justice
Hon. Gabrielle McDonald - Judge
Iran-US Claims Tribunal, The Hague, Netherlands
Dr. Floretta Dukes McKenzie - Founder and Chairwoman,
The McKenzie Group, Inc.
Bishop Vashti McKenzie - 18th Episcopal District of the
AME Church
Stacey Mobley, Esq. - Senior Vice President, Chief
Administrative Officer and General Counsel, Dupont
Ms. Toni Morrison - Nobel Laureate and Pulitzer Prizewinning novelist
Ms. Jessye Norman - Concert and Opera Singer
Ms. Lois Pierre-Noel - educator, artist
ALUMNI
Ms. Phylicia Rashad - actress
Hon. M. Kasim Reed, Esq. - Georgia State Senator and
Partner, Holland & Knight, LLP
Dr. Irvin Reid - President, Wayne State University
Hon. Spottswood Robinson - Judge, U.S. Circuit Court of
Appeals
Mr. Frank Savage - Chief Executive Officer, Savage
Holdings LLC
Hon. Roy Schneider - Governor, U.S. Virgin Islands
Ruth J. Simmons, Ph.D., President, Brown University
Ms. May Miller Sullivan - poet, playwright
Mr. Luther Stovall - artist
Mr. H. Patrick Swygert - President Emeritus, Howard
University
Mr. Kwame Ture - civil rights activist; founder of the AllAfrican People’s Revolutionary Party
Hon. Walter Washington - 1st Mayor of the District of
Columbia
Mr. Edward Welburn - Vice President, General Motors
(North America)
Mr. Richard Wesley - playwright
Hon. Togo West - Secretary of Veterans Affairs and
Secretary of the Army - former President for Joint Center for
Political and Economic Studies
Ms. Fredricka Whitfield - CNN Correspondent
Ms. Lynn Whitfield - Emmy Award-winning actress
Hon. Douglas Wilder - 1st African-American elected U.S.
Governor (Virginia); Mayor, City of Richmond, VA
Ms. Angela Winbush - vocal artist
Dr. Michael Winston - President, Alfred Harcourt
Foundation
Hon. Harris Wofford - United States Senator
Hon. Andrew Young - 1st African-American United Nations
Ambassador and Mayor of Atlanta
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ALUMNI
REPRESENTATIVE HONORARY DEGREE RECIPIENTS
Prince Bandar Ibn Sultan Ibn Abdulaziz - diplomat
Dr. Maya Angelou - writer, poet, educator, actress
Hon. Walter Annenberg - philanthropist, diplomat, educator,
publisher
Hon. Kofi Annan - Secretary-General of the United Nations
Ms. Angela Bassett-Vance - actress
Mr. Harry Belafonte - human rights activist, actor, singer
Hon. Lee Brown - Mayor of the City of Houston
Dr. Ralph Bunche - 1st African-American Nobel Laureate
Hon. George W. Bush - United States President
Mr. Kenneth Chenault - President and CEO, American
Express
Hon. Shirley Chisholm - United States Congress
Hon. Hillary Rodham Clinton - US Secretary of State,
U.S.Senator, New York; First Lady of the United States
Dr. James Comer - psychiatrist, writer, educator
Hon. Silvio Conte - United States Congress
Dr. William Cosby-educator, philanthropist, author, actor
Dr. Mark Dean - IBM Fellow and Vice President of Systems
in IBM Research
Ms. Ruby Dee - actress
Ms. Suzanne de Passe - Chairperson and Chief Executive
Officer, de Passe Entertainment
Ms. Rita Dove - Pulitzer Prizewinning Poet Laureate
Dr. W. E. B. Dubois - NAACP founder, historian, sociologist
Hon. Julian Earls - physicist, educator
Marian Wright Edelman, Esq. - founder and President,
Children’s Defense Fund
Mr. Larry Ellison - co-founder and CEO of Oracle
Dr. James Farmer - founder and national director, Congress
of Racial Equality
Dr. John Hope Franklin - historian
Hon. William H. Frist - Majority Leader of the U.S. Senate
(108th Congress)
Ms. Ann Fudge - Chairman and CEO of Young and
Rubicam, Inc.
Dr. Henry Louis Gates - professor, author, producer
Dr. William R. Harvey - President, Hampton University
ALUMNI
Ms. Catherine Liggins Hughes - Founder and Chairwoman
of Radio One
Ms. Katherine Meyer Graham - Chairman of the Executive
Committee of The Washington Post
Mr. Bryant Gumbel - television anchor, "The Today Show", “The
Early Show” and Real Sports
Mr. Alex Haley - author
Hon. Alexis Herman - 1st African-American Secretary of
Labor
Ms. Lena Horne - singer, actress
Ms. Judith Jamison - Artistic Director of the Alvin Ailey
American Dance Theatre, choreographer and master
teacher
Mr. James Johnson - Chairman, Kennedy Center for the
Performing Arts and Chairman of the Board, The Brookings
Institution
Mr. Quincy Jones - composer, musician
Mrs. Jackie Joyner-Kersee - Olympic Gold Medalist
Hon. Kenneth Kaunda - 1st President of the Republic of
Zambia
Hon. William Kennard - Chairman, Federal
Communications Commission
Dr. Martin Luther King - Nobel Laureate, civil rights leader,
minister
Mr. Reginald Lewis - President/CEO, TLC Beatrice
International Holdings, Inc.
Hon. Nelson Mandela - 1st African President of the
Republic of South Africa
Dr. Walter Massey - President of Morehouse College and
American Association for the Advancement of Science, educator, physicist
Mr. Wynton Marsalis - Pulitzer Prize-winning musician
Hon. Thabo Mbeki - President of the Republic of South
Africa
Hon. Gabrielle McDonald - Judge
Iran-US Claims Tribunal, The Hague, Netherlands
Hon. Kweisi Mfume - President of the NAACP
Mr. Allen Neuharth - Chairman, Gannett Company, Inc.
Hon. Mwalimu Nyerere - 1st President of the United
Republic of Tanzania
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ALUMNI
Hon. Barack Obama - 1st African-American President of the
United States
Hon. Olusegun Obansanjo - President of the Federal
Republic of Nigeria
Mr. Gordon Parks - photographer, author
Mr. Richard Parsons - President, Time Warner
Mrs. Irene Pollin - Co-owner, Washington Wizards and
Verizon Center; psychotherapist, lecturer, author
Hon. John Porter - United States Congressman
Hon. Colin Powell - 1st African-American Chairman of the
Joint Chiefs of Staff and Secretary of State
Mr. Franklin Raines - Chairman and CEO, Fannie Mae
Mr. Addison Barry Rand - Chairman Emeritus, Avis Group;
Chairman and CEO, Equitant
Hon. Elliot Richardson - Secretary of Defense, former
Attorney General
Mr. Smokey Robinson - Composer, Musician
Ruth J. Simmons, Ph.D., President, Brown University
Hon. Rodney Slater - Secretary of Transportation
Ms. Vivian Stringer-prominent women's basketball coach
Rev. Leon Sullivan - Founder and Chairman, Opportunities
Industrialization Center
H. Patrick Swygert, Esq. - 15th president of Howard
University
Hon. William Tolbert - President, Republic of Liberia
Mr. Ted Turner - Chairman and President, Turner
Broadcasting
Hon. Desmond Tutu - Nobel Laureate, General Secretary of
the South African Council of Churches
Dr. Neil deGrasse Tyson - astrophysicist and Frederick P.
Rose Director
Mr. Sanford Weill - Chairman and CEO, Citigroup, Inc.
Dr. Cornel West - scholar
Dr. Clifton Wharton - Chairman/CEO, TIAA/CREF, former
Deputy Secretary of State
Mr. August Wilson - award winning playwright
Ms. Oprah Winfrey - global media leader, philanthropist,
producer
Mr. Stevie Wonder - composer, musician
ALUMNI
Howard University Alumni Association
607 Howard Place, NW
Washington, DC 20059
202.806.4933
202-667-0839 (fax)
Officers
President
Ms. Kimberly Singleton
Vice President for
Membership
singleton@alumn.howard.edu Father Daryl James
frdfjames@aol.com
Vice President for Finance
Mr. Keith Benn
kbenn@oxy.com
Vice President for
Administration
Ms. Sarah Davidson
sarahdavidson11@aol.com
Executive Secretary
(Pro Tem)
Mr. Raymond Archer
rarcher@howard.edu
Recording Secretary
Ms. Beverly Reynolds
bevhhr@sbeglobal.net
Professional Alumni Associations
Allied Health Sciences, Divinity, Engineering, Architecture and Computer Science; Pharmacy, MBA
Network, ROTC, Social Work
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ALUMNI
REGION
AREA
I
New Jersey, New York, Connecticut,
Maine, Massachusetts, Vermont,
Rhode Island, New Hampshire,
Europe, Africa
II
Maryland, Virginia, Pennsylvania,
Delaware, West Virginia, District of
Columbia
III
North Carolina, South Carolina,
Kentucky, Tennessee, Georgia,
Alabama, Mississippi, Florida,
Bermuda, West Indies, The
Bahamas, Central and South
America
IV
Indiana, Michigan, Illinois, Ohio,
Missouri, Iowa, Wisconsin,
Minnesota, Kansas, Nebraska,
South Dakota, North Dakota,
Canada
V
Texas, Oklahoma, New Mexico,
Arkansas, Louisiana, Mexico
VI
California, Nevada, Arizona, Alaska,
Utah, Idaho, Colorado, Montana,
Wyoming, Oregon, Washington,
Hawaii, Asia and Pacific Islands
STUDENT PROFILE
Student Profile
Graduate/
Professional
33.2%
Undergraduate
66.8%
Students Residing in University Housing
LEVEL
NUMBER
PERCENTAGE*
Undergraduate
4,012
56.0%
Total
4,440
41.4%
Graduate/Professional
428
12.0%
*Percent of total students
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STUDENT PROFILE
AGE
Under 18
NUMBER
PERCENTAGE
200
2%
18-19
2,749
26%
20-21
2,612
24%
22-24
2,018
19%
25-29
1,724
16%
30-34
591
5%
35-39
340
3%
Over 40
499
5%
RESIDENCE HALLS
FACILITY
CAPACITY
Baldwin
124
Bethune
551
Carver
173
Cook
200
Crandall
141
Drew
322
Frazier
127
Howard Plaza Towers East
535
Howard Plaza Honors
330
Howard Plaza Towers West
811
Meridian Hill
643
Slowe
299
Truth
150
Wheatley
127
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DINING FACILITIES
FACILITY
CAPACITY
Divinity School
East Campus
110
Law School
West Campus
120
Ballroom
750
Cafeteria
700
Restaurant
150
Snack Bar
200
Main Campus
300
Blackburn Center
Bethune
Total
2,330
TUITION
Full-Time Students
LEVEL
Undergraduate
$14,205
Graduate
$17,385
PROFESSIONAL SCHOOLS
Dentistry
$24,225
Law
$22,415
Divinity
Medicine
Pharmacy
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$15,650
$30,015
$19,765
FINANCIAL AID - 2008-2009
AWARDS
VALUE OF
AWARDS
4,562
49,163,973
University-Administered
Scholarships and Grants
709
2,378,265
Assistantships
N/A
N/A
Federal Funds
10,056
141,776,692
196
434,932
15,523
193,753,862
TYPE
University Scholarships
and Grants
State Grants
Total
Financial Aid Applicants
Undergraduates Applying for Financial Aid
6,843
Financial Aid Recipients
LEVEL
ENROLLED
RECEIVED
AID
PERCENT
Undergraduate
7,165
6,043
84%
Graduate and
Professional
3,568
3,042
85%
FINANCIAL AID - 2008-2009
Summary
Number of Students Receiving Aid
9,260
Number of Students Receiving Financial Aid
9,085
Average Aid
LEVEL
AMOUNT
Undergraduate
16,990
Graduate/First-Professional
25,618
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MAJOR PUBLICATIONS
The Bison
The Bison Yearbook is published annually and 5,000
copies are distributed to students during the Spring
Semester. Under the advisement of the Office of Student
Activities, the Bison staff compiles, edits and produces
this award-winning annual publication. For information,
visit the Bison Yearbook Office, Room G-06, Blackburn
Center or telephone 202.806.7870 or 202.806.7000.
CapstoneOnline
Published by the Office of University Communications,
CapstoneOnline is Howard University’s official employee
e-newsletter. This electronic publication of University
news and information is distributed monthly to all
University employees and is located at www.howard.
edu/newsroom/publications where it is updated monthly
and archived. For more information, call Raven Padgett,
Publications Manager, at 202.238.2334 or 202.238.2330,
or via e-mail, ouc@howard.edu.
The District Chronicles
The District Chronicles is a student newspaper published
by the School of Communications. For information, call
202.806.7855.
The H-Book
The H-Book is the student handbook which provides
valuable information on the University and the
Washington, DC metropolitan community. Aimed at
new students, and published by the Office of Student
Activities, the H-Book provides information for students
on University policies, rules and the code of conduct, as
well as campus services, campus events, and annual
observances. For information, call the Office of Student
Activities at 202.806.7000. It is also available on line at
www.howard.edu.
MAJOR PUBLICATIONS
The Hilltop
The University’s student newspaper, The Hilltop, is
distributed daily to the University community. It has a circulation of 7,000. It is staffed and produced entirely by
students and continues to be recognized by The Princeton
Review for its achievements. For more information,
contact The Hilltop Office, Howard Plaza Towers West
or telephone 202.806.6866 or 202.806.7000. The Hilltop
is also published online at www.thehilltoponline.com.
Howard Magazine
Howard Magazine is the official University magazine. It
is distributed three times a year to the U.S. Congress,
major corporations, donors, top tier research and doctoral
universities, faculty, alumni, prospective students and
friends of the University. For more information, call
202.238.2330, or e-mail ouc@howard.edu.
Howard University Newsroom
the Howard University Newsroom is the official
electronic source for news and information highlighting
the achievements of University faculty, students,
administration and staff. The site also provides a list of
faculty experts and archived press releases for media
use, in addition to publications including recent Howard
Magazine features; the University Annual Report;
and Howard in-the-news clips. The site also hosts a
centralized University Events Calendar. The Newsroom
is available for the University Community and external
use, including the media and friends of Howard by visiting
www.howard.edu/newsroom. For more information call,
202.238.2330.
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MAJOR PUBLICATIONS
The International Student Handbook
The Handbook reports on U.S. policies and issues
which impact international students, faculty and staff. Published by the Office of International Student Services,
it is written primarily to help international students get
settled in school and begin the process of adjusting to a
different culture and a different educational system. For
more information, call 202.806.7517, or e-mail, ouc@
howard.edu.
"What's New"
To increase the level of awareness of Howard University
news, activities and events, "What's New", an electronic
announcement, is sent out regularly to the campus
community. Information for distribution is submitted by
schools, colleges and departments at least 10 days in
advance of an event or registration date for inclusion in
the e-mail. Submit information for "What's New" to the
Office of University Communications, 202.238.2330 or
e-mail ouc@howard.edu.
UNIVERSITY RESOURCES
Campus
Since its founding, Howard University has grown from a
single frame building to 107 buildings on five campuses.
The University has many academic programs designed
to make use of the resources unique to Washington,
DC. The White House, the Capitol, Embassy Row and
many of the cultural and historic institutions of the city
are within minutes of the main campus.
The University Center includes an art gallery; a
recreation center with twelve bowling lanes; meeting and
conference rooms; dining facilities (restaurant, cafeteria
and snack bar); a digital auditorium; a 1500-person
capacity ballroom; lounges; and student government
and administrative offices. University Center facilities
are often enjoyed by the metropolitan Washington, DC
community.
In the last few years the University has completed
several important capital improvements to the campus.
The Ralph J. Bunche International Affairs Center; the
Technology Center, headquarters for the University’s
information systems infrastructure; Howard Hall, the
original residence of founder General Oliver O. Howard;
and Childers Hall, which serves the University’s fine arts
students, are four illustrative examples. In 2001, the
University opened 2 new digital libraries: the Louis
Stokes Health Sciences Library on the Main Campus
and the Law School Library on the West Campus.
Cramton Auditorium
Cramton Auditorium opened its doors on January 8,
1961. The 1,508 seat auditorium, named for former
Congressman Louis C. Cramton of Michigan, is located
on Howard University’s main campus, and is the largest
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in the city. Cramton has held its place as a leading venue
that presents a unique blend of innovative performing
arts programs, special events, and educational
programming. The dynamic interaction of performance
and education augments classroom learning, and
provides hands-on experience, preparation, and training
for students in the fine arts and communication fields.
Addressing the current needs and issues of the cultural
and political climate, Cramton Auditorium provides
a forum for world leaders, key political figures, and
commemorative events.
Howard University Radio
The University’s commercial radio station, WHUR-FM
(96.3), has been broadcasting for more than 35 years and
is one of the highest rated radio stations in the Washington
metropolitan area. It is also the first station in the area to
broadcast in crystal clear high definition.
WHUR has a clinical relationship with University
faculty and students, especially those in Business,
Communications, and Engineering. It is the parent station
for WHBC 830AM, the University's student operated
radio station.
The station is well respected for services to the greater
Washington community. Annually, the station sponsors
Food2Feed, a 12-hour broadcast fundraiser to collect
monetary and non-perishable items to feed the needy
for Thanksgiving. Among the many other community
services rendered by WHUR-FM are the Annual Coat
and Toy Drives, breast cancer and education walks,
along with benefit basketball games and issue-related
town hall meetings.
WHUR has also sponsored fundraisers to assist victims
of Hurricane Katrina and battered women. From 2002
to 2005, WHUR held annual radiothons, raising over
$600,000 to build a shelter for battered women and their
children in Prince George's County. From March 2007
to March 209, WHUR has sponsored radiothons that
raised $170,000 to help send Howard University student
volunteers to perform service projects as part of the
Alternative Spring Break program.
WHUR is the recipient of numerous awards, including the
prestigious 2007 National Association of Broadcasters
Marconi Award, 2006 National Association of Broadcasters Crystal Award, and the 2004 National Association
of Broadcasters Education Foundation Service to
America Radio Partnerships Award. In 2005, the National
Association of Broadcasting presented Howard University
with the prestigious "Spirit of Broadcasting" award for its
outstanding contributions to the broadcast industry.
WHUR-WORLD is a new high definition radio channel
broadcasting culturally rich content to a diverse audience
on the WHUR-FM HD Radio network. This high quality
digital HD2 channel is a progressive mix of music and
information whose roots are embedded in the original
WHUR concept of “360 degrees of Total Blackness”. Its broadcast reach is extended by the world wide web,
and offers an alternative multicast of programming that
entertains, educates, addresses social problems, and
provides context for a mature adult listening audience.
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Both music and information on WHUR-WORLD will help
listeners understand—in keeping with Howard University’s
mission – “America and the Global Community.” The
music and information are intended to entertain, to inspire
creative thought and imagination, and, as appropriate, to
change mental perspectives and viewpoints. The music is
an intensive blend of Classic Jazz, Rhythm & Blues, Hip
Hop, Blues, African-American Folk, and World. Similarly,
the non-music information provides context drawing upon
multiple cultural sites.
Howard University Television
Founded in 1980, Howard University Television,
WHUT-TV, was the first African-American-owned
public television station in the nation. It is also the
only university-licensed public television station
located in the metropolitan Washington viewing
area. In addition to broadcasting important University
events to the influential metropolitan Washington area
community, Howard University Television provides a
diverse mix of news, information and cultural
programming that is unavailable elsewhere. The
station’s signal reaches over 2 million households in
the greater Washington metro area. In fall 2007, WHUT
also began a digital simulcast to this viewing area, the
ninth largest media market in the United States. WHUT
has thousands of loyal viewers and donors who tune
daily to its unique mix of PBS series such as NOVA, The
American Experience, Sesame Street, and its original
productions on local and national topics. Specials also
highlight special events and renown speakers at Howard
University, such as Cornel West, Toni Morrison and Nobel
Laureate Ivar Giaever. WHUT airs more than 3,500 hours
of public affairs and educational programming each year.
WHUT has won 13 Emmys, and numerous other awards
such as the Telly, Aurora, and Cine Golden Eagle.
Howard University Television facilitates national and
international distribution of key University activities. In
addition, major University events are webcast for access
around the world. A campus-wide video network enhances
Howard University Television’s capacity to capture
University speakers, athletic and cultural events and
Rankin Chapel services. This closed-circuit system will be
expanded to allow distribution to classrooms, academic
buildings and residence halls throughout the campus.
Annually, the station provides comprehensive, handson training to University students. Students who have
served as interns at Howard University Television can
be found working as media professionals throughout the
industry from coast to coast.
The Howard University Community Association
is the principal point of contact between the University
and the community-at-large. It is the locus for ongoing
University planning efforts regarding neighboring LeDroit
Park and the Georgia Avenue Corridor. It also houses
the University’s AmeriCorps, JumpStart, and Project
C.H.A.N.G.E. programs. On a daily basis, it provides
information and referral services about University events,
programs and activities. It also provides the University
family with information about important community
events and initiatives.
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The Howard University Middle School of
Mathematics and Science (MS)2
Howard University is committed to action that will
help to prepare our youngsters for a rapidly changing
economy and workforce that is so dependent on science,
engineering and technology. Therefore, it established
the Howard University Middle School of Mathematics and
Science, the first charter school in the DC metropolitan
area to be established by a University.
(MS)2 opened its doors in August 2005 to 120 sixthgraders who came from seven of the eight wards in
the city. It is a technology-enabled school designed
specifically for middle school students with the benefit
of being located on a research university campus. It offers a rigorous core curriculum in Mathematics,
Science, Social Studies, Language Arts and Spanish. It also provides a comprehensive supplemental program
that includes an Extended Day Program specifically
designed to demonstrate the variety of applications
of mathematics and science. Extended Day activities
include MathCounts, Sprint Solar Car Competition,
Broadcast Media, Toy-Challenge Design, Chess
Challenge, Robotics and Architecture Club.
Each student is provided a laptop computer for use
in the classroom and one for use at home. Every
classroom has a specially designed high definition
plasma display on which students and teachers can
project their work.
One of the most valuable components of the school
program is its interns. These are undergraduate and
graduate students from all of the Schools and Colleges
at the University who are engaged to assist the faculty
as teaching aides, tutors and mentors.
(MS)2 administrators and faculty enjoy a productive
partnership with the leadership and professors of the
University’s School of Education. Of particular note is
that a majority of the (MS)2 faculty are now engaged
in teacher certification training made possible through
a $100,000 education grant from the Tom Joyner
Foundation.
Now in its fourth year of operation, the school has 284
students in grades 6-8. (MS)2 scholars have taken top
honors in citywide events, such as the Science Fair,
MathCounts competition, and the Scripps-Howard
National Spelling Bee. They also qualified for the third
consecutive year to participate in the National Toy
Challenge competition.
Information Systems
The University added worldwide webcasting to its
broadcasting of all major events in 1994 when the
Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and the President
of the Republic of South Africa both visited. A major
address by the United Nations Secretary General and the
Chairman of the Federal Communications Commission
made the practice routine.
In addition to closed-circuit audio and video networks,
Howard University has two FCC-licensed broadcast
stations (a public television station and a highdefinition commercial radio station). Both use satellite
technology.
The University also has a campus-wide fiber-optic, fast
gigabit, wide area TCP/IP network. Our main meeting
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areas are videoconference-capable, with local fiber and
ISDN providing compliant conference standards. Fixed
seating is wired for data and power. There are specific
sections for left-handed persons, as well as those who
are physically challenged.
There are also eTheatres with the ability to project
overhead slides and high-resolution photography,
and smartboards capable of direct access, electronic
storage and projection. The audiovisual components are
capable of DVD viewing and theatre room presentation
of Web offerings. Textual, video, audio, and data streams of information
can be collaborated on simultaneously. Video and voice
can be digitally converted over the network backbone to
a satellite uplink and then to remote locations. Discrete
locations can establish a "forum" to utilize the University's
Voice Over IP capabilities.
Each full-time faculty member has an Internet-ready
computer, and their offices are wired to provide
connectivity to the Howard University network, the
Internet and the Worldwide Web. The University has
continued its commitment to maintaining technological
currency by initiating regular upgrades of Macintosh and
PC workstations for faculty. The University received a large program grant of over
1,700 software titles from Microsoft. The grant, which
has been renewed each year, enables software to
be made available to all Howard University students,
faculty and staff free of charge on a cross-campus basis
for instructional and research use.
The iLab
The Information Laboratory at the Technology
Center is a very attractive facility that seats up to 200
simultaneous computer users at a variety of computing
platforms. Each computer in this facility is connected,
via a broadband network, to all of the student-available
computing resources of the University, in addition to the
vast resources on the Internet.
Students using the iLab have access to televised
information displayed on monitors in clear view from
any seat in the facility. In addition, at each seat in
the facility, there is a wireless sound system that can
be tuned to any of the television monitors or to a variety
of music programs designed to meet a diverse set of
personal tastes.
The iLab has garnered a great deal of attention from
both television news and print media, and has even
served as the backdrop for high technology project
announcements, such as the NBC4 Internet portal
initiation.
Center for Excellence in Teaching, Learning
and Assessment
Co-located with the iLab is the Center for Excellence in
Teaching, Learning and Assessment which serves as
a facility for faculty use in the development of modern
teaching techniques, including multimedia presentations
for the classroom and distance learning techniques. The Center offers training and refresher sessions for
faculty on a variety of software applications relevant to
teaching, learning and assessment.
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University Center Computer Lab
Located in the lower level of the Blackburn Center, this
Computer Lab makes available nearly forty networked
computers in an attractive learning environment for
commuting students. Each computer is equipped with
the standard set of productivity software, including
Microsoft Office. All systems automatically update virus
definitions and run scans daily to maintain operational
status. During the academic year, the Lab operates
Monday through Friday from 12 Noon to 10:00 p.m. All
students are welcome to use this high-tech facility.
Student Residential Network (ResNet)
The University also maintains a significant enabling
technology presence in the residence halls. In addition
to the iLab and the University Center Lab, the University
operates smaller computer laboratories that are located
in each of eleven residence halls. These facilities
allow students to access the computing resources of
the University and the Internet without having to leave
their residence halls. This wireless network allows
students to install wireless network interface cards in
their computers and have access on a 24/7 basis to all
campus computing resources, plus the Internet, from
their rooms. The University expanded this access even further when
it completed a major technology upgrade–ResNet2–
which provides wired network access, cable TV and new
telephone service to each individual resident. These
additional services are provided in every dormitory. The wired network enables students to access all of
the services on the University’s network and on the
Internet at 100 MB per second. The cable TV service
enables access to 50 channels of entertainment and
news programming, including WHUT-TV and several
Howard University programming and information
channels. The upgraded telephone service gives each
resident a dedicated phone line with voicemail, speed
dial, and 3-way calling. When coupled with existing
computer laboratories and wireless network services, a comprehensive array of technology services is accessible to all students in every residence hall.
Digital Auditorium
The University Center’s Digital Auditorium provides
students with direct access to the campus-wide fiber
optic network. The auditorium is videoconferencecapable, with high-speed fiber connections on campus,
and ISDN providing standard wide-area conferencing
capability. Each of the 140 seats in the auditorium is
wired for data connection and power.
The Digital Auditorium includes an eTheatre with
the ability to project overhead slides, high-resolution
photography and streaming digital video. The room is
also capable of DVD presentations, as well as the full
variety of offerings from the World Wide Web.
Smart Classrooms
There are 42 smart classrooms located in various
academic buildings across the campus. Each smart
classroom contains high-end, integrated audio-visual
presentation and production capabilities, including
a smart board, an automated instructor station, and
network capable student seating. Smart classrooms
also provide access to the University’s distance learning
resources, and to the Internet.
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WHBC 830AM
WHBC 830AM, Howard University’s student operated
radio station is a major media outlet for the University’s
student body. Celebrating over 30 years on the air, WHBC
830AM Channel 51 has the ear of the campus and is a
part of the Howard student collegiate lifestyle.
WHBC was founded in 1974 by a talented student from
the Howard University Department of Radio, Television,
& Film. WHBC has grown from its humble beginnings
into a cutting edge college radio station.
Now available at www.whbc830am.com, the station
has been serving the Howard University community,
beginning as a subsidiary of the Howard University Radio,
Television and Film Department in the Howard University
John H. Johnson School of Communications.
With guidance from its parent station WHUR 96.3 FM,
WHBC 830 AM has developed into a powerhouse for
urban contemporary music, targeting over 10,500 Howard
University students ages 18-34.
WHBC operates 24 hours a day, 7 days a week,
broadcasting on Channel 51 of the University’s residential
TV network (ResNet). On Channel 51, you can hear great
music while watching your favorite on-air personalities. WHBC is dedicated to giving students the opportunity to
learn about radio and also to providing them with handson training.
Howard University Hospital has been a provider of
quality healthcare for nearly 144 years. It has been cited
by U.S. News & World Report as one of the nation’s
best hospitals. Howard University Hospital remains
a pioneer in treatment techniques and ranks high in
the community in the detection and treatment of heart
disease, cancer, organ transplantation, travel medicine,
neonatal care, shock trauma, geriatrics and other areas of
medicine and surgery. Its physicians have been ranked
among the best doctors by Washingtonian Magazine,
Black Enterprise Magazine and by prestigious national
organizations such as the American Heart Association. The only major teaching hospital in the nation located
on an historically black university campus, Howard
University Hospital remains committed to providing
quality accessible healthcare for all.
Howard University Research Building I
The Howard University Research Building I is a
prototype research facility that accommodates the
activities of major externally-funded research projects directed at the development of solutions to enduring
problems, especially those that disproportionately impact
people of color. It provides a foundation and forum for
research-based curriculum and policy development,
practice intervention, best practices, and subsequent
dissemination of research findings.
Housing a significant community of research staff, faculty
and students, the 50,000 square-foot facility is located
along the Georgia Avenue corridor, symbolizing Howard
University’s role as an active institutional partner in the
revitalization and development of the community.
University Libraries
The University Libraries System consists of a central
library complex that includes the Founders Library,
the contiguous Undergraduate Library building, and
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branch units in the Schools of Architecture and Design;
Business, Divinity, and Social Work. Other campus
information and resource facilities include the Louis
Stokes Health Sciences Library, the Law Library, the
Moorland-Spingarn Research Center, the Afro-American
Studies Resource Center, and the International Affairs
Center Reading Room. The Founders Library, named in
memory of the seventeen founders of the University, and
designed by famed African-American architect Albert I.
Cassell, opened in 1938.
In 2001, the University opened two new 80,000 square
foot digital libraries: The Louis Stokes Health Sciences
Library on the Main Campus and the School of Law
Library on the West Campus.
The Louis Stokes Health Sciences Library is a worldclass research facility for health professionals in
Medicine, Dentistry, Pharmacy, Nursing and Allied Health
Sciences, as well as the Howard University Hospital.
The Law Library is a state-of-the-art facility supporting
legal research and instruction in the Law School on the
West Campus.
The mission of the University Libraries is to provide
innovative, effective information services and products
that support, strengthen, and advance teaching/learning
and research in the University community. The library
system has large and comprehensive resources
incorporating virtually every discipline, supported
by information specialists and technical personnel. Holdings include more than 2.5 million volumes, over
16,000 current serial titles, 4.2 million microforms, and a
rich multimedia collection. Howard University n FACTS165
The libraries' collections of traditional materials are
complemented by a strong and continually updated
digital component. Online Web-based catalogs provide
quick access to library holdings. The website is a
virtual library of local and global networked resources,
with full-text journal articles, bibliographic databases,
reference books, data files and multimedia, accessible
24/7 from library, dorm, office, and home. Electronic
facilities include a fiber infrastructure, over two hundred
fully networked workstations, laser printers, and a 22desktop digital learning classroom. Howard University
is a member of the Association of Research Libraries,
the Chesapeake Information and Research Library
Alliance, as well as a number of regional and national
organizations.
Howard University Bookstore
Howard University Bookstore offers products and
services that show the best of Howard University. The
bookstore occupies 32,000 sq. ft. of the Howard Center
with about 15,000 sq. ft. functioning as retail space. The
first floor houses the apparel and gifts, dorm decor, and
health and beauty aids departments, as well as customer
service and a Starbucks Coffee Cafe. Its second floor
includes computer, general books, health sciences,
supplies and electronics, and textbooks departments, as
well as administrative offices. Many items are available
for purchase on its website, www.hubookstore.com.
The Bookstore frequently hosts author signings and
events. It currently operates in two locations: the Main
Campus and the School of Law Campus.
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Howard University Press
Established in 1972, Howard University Press is the publishing arm of the University. The Press supports
its parent institution’s goal of “providing leadership for
America and the Global Community” by publishing
noteworthy new scholarship that addresses the
contributions, conditions, and concerns of African
Americans, other people of African descent, and
people of color around the world. The Press welcomes
crosscutting, foundational research that advances and
deepens knowledge in its areas of focus from a variety
of perspectives. It publishes works in a broad array of
disciplines, including (but not limited to) African diasporic
studies, political, economic, and social sciences; history;
education; science, health, and technology; literature
and drama studies; communications; and the arts.
FINANCES - FY 2008
SOURCE
AMOUNT
Federal Appropriation
$234.3
Net Patients Service Revenue
$272.4
Tuition and Fees, Net
$117.3
Grants and Contracts
$ 64.4
Sales and Services (Auxiliary
Enterprises)
$ 61.8
Other
$ 4.0
Investment Income
$ 14.4
Sales and Service (Educational
Departments)
$ 1.7
Contributions
$ 15.9
Net Assets Released From Restrictions
$ 13.1
Total
$799.3
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FINANCES
FY’08 Operating Expenses (Unrestricted, millions)
SOURCE
AMOUNT
Hospital
$284.7
Instruction
$201.3
Institutional Support
$162.1
Public Service
$ 11.8
Research
$ 38.7
Academic Support
$ 37.9
Auxiliary Enterprises
$ 69.8
Student Services
$ 28.0
Total
$834.3
FINANCES
FY’08 Current Fund Summary (Unrestricted, millions)
BUDGET CATEGORY
AMOUNT
Current Fund Revenues
$799.3
Current Fund Expenditures and Transfers
$834.3
Surplus/Deficit
$ 35.0
FY’08 Federal Appropriation (millions)
Total Appropriation
$233.2
Book Value of Endowment (millions)
$487.3
Market Value of Endowment (millions)
$490.6
Net Investment in Plant (millions)
$567.6
FY'08 Operating Budget (millions)
$851.2
Private Sector Giving (millions)
SOURCE
AMOUNT
Individuals
$10.6
Corporate
$ 4.0
Foundations
$ 1.3
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FINANCES
The Campaign for Howard
The Campaign for Howard was launched in March 2002,
in commemoration of the founding of the University in
March 1867. The goal of The Campaign was to raise
$250 million in five years. Nearly a year before its
original end date, the Campaign not only met its $250
million goal, but exceeded that target.
Overall, alumni gifts accounted for 36 percent of the
Campaign's $250 million goal, exceeding the national
average of 27 percent according to the Council for
Advancement and Support of Education, which tracks
philanthropic information for educational institutions.
At virtually all American colleges and universities, the
tuition charged is less than what it actually costs to
educate a student. This is especially true at Howard. The University is committed to access as well as
excellence and, although every effort is made to keep
tuition as low as possible, the vast majority of the
University’s students demonstrate a need for financial
aid. Closing the gap requires significant new private
support from individuals and corporations.
The objectives of the Campaign focused on three main
areas:
STRENGTHENING ACADEMIC PROGRAMS
• To promote excellence through the development
of endowed faculty positions in areas of strategic
importance.
RENEWING FACILITIES FOR TEACHING AND
RESEARCH
• To create appropriate physical infrastructure in
support of teaching and research.
FINANCES
ENHANCING THE LEARNING COMMUNITY
• To provide graduate student stipends and
enhanced undergraduate student financial
assistance.
Strengthen Academic Programs
• Endowed Chairs
$50 M
• Graduate and Professional
Fellowships and Assistantships
$25 M
• Endowed Scholarships
$25 M
OTHER
Annual Fund
Charitable Grant
Current Use Scholarships
Endowed Fund
Endowed Lectureships
Endowed Professorships
School/Departmental Discretionary Fund
Student Loan Fund
New Facilities for Learning and Research
• Interdisciplinary Science
and Engineering Center
• School of Communications Learning
and Research Facility
• College of Arts and Sciences Teaching
and Learning Center
• School of Education Learning
and Research Facility
• Comprehensive Health, Recreation
and Student Life Facility
• National Center for African-American
Heritage and Culture
TOTAL
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$100 M
$10 M
$5 M
$10 M
$20 M
$5 M
$250 M
ATHLETICS
Howard University is a member of the Mid-Eastern
Athletic Conference (MEAC). A Division I-AA football
participant in the National Collegiate Athletic Association
(NCAA), the Bison sponsor 19 varsity athletic programs,
including seven in which both women and men
participate.
Men
Football
Men & Women Basketball
Cross Country
Soccer
Swimming and Diving
Tennis
Indoor Track & Field
Outdoor Track & Field
Women
Bowling
Lacrosse
Volleyball
Softball
2002 - 2006
Lead MEAC All Academic Team (3.0 and above)
2002 - 2003 and 2005
Women’s Cross Country
• MEAC Champions
2001
Women’s Basketball
• MEAC Regular Season Champions
2000
Women’s Basketball
• MEAC Regular Season Champions
• MEAC Tournament Champions
• NCAA 1st Round - Ames, Iowa
SECURITY
Chief
Leroy James
Deputy Chiefs
Harvey Armstrong
Alonzo Joy, Jr.
Administrative Officer
Bettie Lowe
Hospital Security Liaison
Kenneth Martin
Training and Personnel Development
Captain Alton Goodwine Lieutenant Kenneth Tracy
Support Services Unit
Captain Mae Johnson
Shift Commanders
Captain Thomas Parker
Captain Henry Sellers
Lieutenants
Tyrone Blue
Dania Cook
Orlando Dalton
Brian Ellard
James Forte
Brian Jones
Sergeants
Rachael Banks Fred Bowen
James Brown
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Captain Toby Shannon
Juanita Kirkland-Jones
Allan Lacey
Kenneth Tracy
Barbara Walker
Ulysses White
Michael Hawkins
Fhailan Johnson
Donald McMillan
SECURITY
Norman Brown James Dowdy Raymond Flack Duane Ford
James Forte
Leon Gooden
Devlyn Graves Travis Hammond Kenard Keene
Russell Mills
Arthur Parks
Curtis Quarles
Rogelio Stanford
Gary Walker
Marie Williams-Jones
Larry Wyman
Chief Investigator
Lorraine Kittrell
Investigators
William Brown
Crime Prevention Unit
Travis Hannond Robert Thompson
Ayne Reid
KEY TELEPHONE NUMBERS
HOWARD UNIVERSITY
806.6100
SCHOOLS Arts and Sciences
806.6700
Business
Communications
Dentistry
Divinity
Education
806.1500
806.7690
806.0440
806.0500
806.7340
Computer Sciences
Graduate School
Law
Medicine
806.6565
806.6800
806.8000
806.6270
Pharmacy, Nursing and
Allied Health Sciences 806.5431
Social Work
806.7300
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OFFICES
Admissions
806.2755
Alumni Affairs
806.5857
Board of Trustees
806.2250
Business and Fiscal Affairs
806.2050
Community Association
806.4771
Continuing Education 301.608.4100
Employment
806.7714
Enrollment Management
806.2700
External Affairs
806.2530
Faculty Senate
806.7595
General Counsel
806.2650
865.6100
Human Resources
806.5770
Information Systems and Services
806.2940
Intercollegiate Athletics
806.7140
International Center
806.4363
International Student Services
806.7517
President
806.2500
Provost
806.2550
Residence Life
806.6131
Security
806.1100
Student Affairs
806.2100
Student Financial Services
806.2570
Student Government
806.7007
Student Health Center
806.7540
Student Life and Activities
806.5990
Support Staff Organization
806.2328
The Hilltop Newspaper
806.4749
University Advancement
238.2340
University Bookstore
238.2640
University Chaplain
806.7280
University Communications
238.2330
University Research and Planning
806.0977
WHUR-FM
806.3500
WHUT-TV
806.3200
STAFF
Number
Board of Trustees
Lawanda Blanchard Tyus
Chief of Staff
806.2250
President
Andrew Rivers
Chief of Staff
806.2500
Senior Vice President
Diane Kenney
Chief of Staff
806.2530
General Counsel
Marsha Culler
Executive Assistant
806.2650
Provost
LaRue Barkwell
Executive Assistant
806.2550
Chief Financial Officer
Clarence Jones
Assistant Vice President
806.2069
Human Capital Management
Martha Baron
Senior HCM Administrator
806.1263
Gwendolyn Chappell
Executive Assistant
238.2498
Research and Compliance
Carol Winston
Deputy/Senior Compliance Administrator
806.4759
Howard University Hospital - CEO
Reginald Dubose
Executive Assistant
865.7979
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KEY WEB ADDRESSES
HOWARD UNIVERSITY
www.howard.edu
WHUR-FM
www.whur.com
WHUT-TV
www.whut.org
www.huhosp.org
SCHOOLS Graduate School
www.founders.howard.edu/gsas
Arts and Sciences www.howard.edu/CollegeArtsSciences
Business
www.bschool.howard.edu
Communications
www.soc.howard.edu
Dentistry
www.howard.edu/collegedentistry
Divinity www.iscfccn.org
Education
www.founders.howard.edu/soe
Engineering, Architecture & Computer Sciences
www.howard.edu/CEACS
Law
www.law.howard.edu
Medicine
www.med.howard.edu
KEY WEB ADDRESSES
Middle School of Mathematics and Science (MS)2
www.howard.edu/ms2
Pharmacy, Nursing and Allied Health Sciences
www.cpnahs.howard.edu
Social Work
www.socialwork.howard.edu
OFFICES
Admissions
www.howard.edu/enrollmentmanagement/admission
Alumni Affairs
www.howard.edu/alumni
Blackburn Center
www.howard.edu/currentstudents/studentlifeactivities/blackburn
Board of Trustees
www.howard.edu/administration/secretary
Business and Fiscal Affairs
www.howard.edu/administration/businessfiscalaffairs/contacts.asp
Capstone
www.howard.edu/newsevents/Capstone
Continuing Education
www.coned.howard.edu Cramton Auditorium
www.howard.edu/howardlife/Cramton
Employment
www.founders.howard.edu/employment
Enrollment Management
www.howard.edu/enrollmentmanagement
Financial Aid & Student Employment
www.howard.edu/enrollment/financialaid/
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KEY WEB ADDRESSES
OFFICES
Human Resources
www.hr.howard.edu/hrm
Information Systems and Services
www.howard.edu/isas
Intercollegiate Athletics
www.bisonmania.com/index.htm
International Center www.founders.howard.edu/rjb
International Student Services www.howard.edu/currentstudents/studentlifeactivities/
internationalstudentservices
President
www.howard.edu/administration/president
Provost
www.provost.howard.edu
Recruitment
www.howard.edu/enrollmentmanagement/tour
Residence Life
www.howard.edu/howardlife/residence
Security
www.howard.edu/services/campuspolice
Student Affairs
www.howard.edu/studentaffairs
Student Health Center
www.howard.edu/services/studenthealth
Student Life and Activities
www.howard.edu/currentstudents/studentlifeactivities
KEY WEB ADDRESSES
OFFICES
The Hilltop Newspaper
http://hilltop.howard.edu/
www.howard.edu/administration/advancement/contacts.asp
University Bookstore
www.bookstore.howard.edu
University Communications
www.howard.edu/administration/univcomm/
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POLICY ON EQUAL OPPORTUNITY
The University does not discriminate on the basis of race,
color, national or ethnic origin, gender, marital status, religion,
handicap, age, sexual preference, political affiliation or any
other basis prohibited by Federal or District of Columbia
law. This policy covers administration of University
educational policies, admissions policies, scholarship and
loan programs, other University-administered programs,
and employment.
DIRECTIONS
From Maryland - Traveling West
Drive west on the Baltimore-Washington Parkway to
the New York Avenue (Route 50) exit. Proceed on
New York Avenue to Florida Avenue, NE, and turn
right. Proceed to Georgia Avenue, NW and turn right
again. Proceed north on Georgia Avenue to Howard
Place, NW. Turn right and proceed to the Main Gate of
Howard University.
From Maryland - Traveling South
From Route 495 take Georgia Avenue, NW and
proceed south (approximately 3 1/4 miles) to Howard
Place, NW. Turn left and proceed to the Main Gate of
Howard University.
From Maryland - Traveling North
Follow Route 295 north across the 11th Street Bridge. Proceed through tunnel (Route 395 north) to New
Jersey Avenue, NW. Follow New Jersey Avenue to
Florida Avenue, NW. Turn left and proceed to Georgia
Avenue, NW (approximately three blocks). Turn
right and proceed north to Howard Place, NW. Turn
right again and proceed to the Main Gate of Howard
University.
From Virginia - Traveling East
Follow Shirley Highway (Route 395) east through
tunnel (Route 395 north) to New Jersey Avenue,
NW. Follow New Jersey Avenue, to Florida Avenue,
NW and turn left. Proceed to Georgia Avenue, NW
(approximately three blocks). Turn right and proceed
north on Georgia Avenue to Howard Place, NW. Turn
right again and proceed to the Main Gate of Howard
University.
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