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Commencement Service
2007
Philander Smith College
Little Rock, Arkansas
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�PHILANDER S M I T H COLLEGE
Officially founded in 1877, Philander Smith College is the result of the first attempt west o f the Mississippi River
to make education available to freedmen (former African-American slaves). The forerunner of the College was Walden
Seminary, named in honor of Dr. J . M . Walden, one of the originators and the first Corresponding Secretary of the
Freedmen's A i d Society.
In 1882, Dr. G. W. Gray, president of Little Rock University, the institution for the Arkansas Annual Conference,
met Mrs. Adeline Smith, widow of Mr. Philander Smith of Oak Park, Illinois, while soliciting funds. The late Mr.
Philander Smith had been a liberal donor to Asiatic Missions and had developed an interest in the work of the church
in the South. I n making her gift to Dr. Gray, Mrs. Smith designated $10,500 for Walden Seminary. The trustees
accepted the gift and gave it special recognition by changing the name of the struggling Walden Seminary to Philander
Smith College. A new site for the school had already been purchased at Eleventh and Izard Streets. The gift made by
Mrs. Smith was a significant contribution toward the construction of Budlong Hall, the first brick building on the new site.
Philander Smith College was chartered as a four-year college on March 3, 1883. The first baccalaureate degree was
conferred in 1888. The first president, the Reverend Thomas Mason resigned in 1896. He was succeeded by a member
of the faculty of the College, the Reverend James Monroe Cox, Professor of Ancient Languages. Dr. Cox retired from
the presidency of the College in 1924, and was succeeded by the Reverend George Collins Taylor, a graduate of the
College. Dr. Taylor served as president from 1924 to 1936. I n May, 1936, Dr. Marquis LaFayette Harris succeeded
Dr. Taylor as president of the College. During the administration of Dr. Harris, the campus area was greatly enlarged.
In July, 1948, the site of the Little Rock Junior College, adjacent to the south end of Philander Smith's campus, was
purchased. O n March 30, 1949, after an extensive program of academic improvement, Philander Smith College was
fully accredited by the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools. Dr. Harris was succeeded by Dr. Roosevelt
David Crockett, a graduate of the institution on June 1, 1961. Dr. Dixon, Philander Smith's sixth president, took
office January 1, 1965. Dr. Dixon was succeeded by Dr. Walter R. Hazzard who took office as the seventh president of
the College on July 1, 1969. Dr. Hazzard was succeeded by Dr. Grant S. Shockley. Dr. Grant S. Shockley took office
as the eighth president of Philander Smith College on January 1, 1980. Dr. Shockley was succeeded by Dr. Hazo W.
Carter, Jr. Dr. Hazo W. Carter. Jr., elected unanimously July 19, 1983 by the Board of Trustees, took office August
20, 1983. Dr. Carter resigned the presidency of Philander Smith College in August 1987. He was succeeded by Dr.
Myer L . Titus, a 1954 graduate of the institution. Dr. Titus retired as President on June 30, 1998. Dr. Trudie Kibbe
Reed was elected by the Board of Trustees in February, 1998 as the eleventh and first female President of Philander
Smith College. In the summer of 2004, Dr. Julius Scott was appointed by the Board of Trustees to serve as the
interim president while the College completed a national search for the next president. I n October of 2004, the Board
announced the selection of Dr. Walter M . Kimbrough as the 12th president of Philander Smith College. He took
office on December 13, 2004.
Philander Smith College has a rich Christian heritage. It has maintained a close relationship with the church
across the years. It acknowledges a definite obligation to The United Methodist Church. The College receives funding
from The General Board of Higher Education and Campus Ministry of The United Methodist Church. Philander
Smith College strives to instill the desire to serve in its faculty and students. This desire is at the core of its educational
philosophy. Across the years, it has earned the designation as a "College of Service and Distinction."
MISSION:
Philander Smith College is a small, privately supported, historically Black four-year liberal arts institution related
to the Board of Higher Education and Ministry of the United Methodist Church. Currently offering four degrees
including the Bachelor of Arts, the Bachelor of Science, the Bachelor of Business Administration, and the Bachelor
of Social Work, the college's emerging mission is to graduate academically accomplished students, grounded as
advocates for social justice, intentionally changing the world for the better. Philander Smith College, the only
United Negro College Fund member institution in Arkansas, strives to provide a quality college education for all
regardless of race, religion, sex, national origin or ethnic background.
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PRELUDE
PROCESSIONAL
Edward Elgar
"Pomp and Circumstance'
Dr. Phyllis Ruocco
Little Rock Jr. ROTC
COLOR GUARD
Central High School
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
-NATIONAL ANTHEM
-NEGRO NATIONAL ANTHEM
F. Scott Key
'Star Spangled Banner"
"Lift Every Voice and Sing"
Philander Smith Collegiate Choir
James W. Johnson/J. Rosamond Johnson
Lift every voice and sing till earth and heaven ring, ring with the harmonies of Liberty; let our rejoicing rise
High as the listening skies, let it resound loud as the rolling sea.
Sing a song full of the faith that the dark past has taught us,
Sing a song full of the hope that the present has brought us,
Facing the rising sun of our new day begun, let us march on till victory is won.
The Reverend Dr. Felton Edwin May
INVOCATION
Dean of the Harry R. Kendall Science and Health Mission Center
Ms. Lynda Byrd
Secretary, Philander Smith College Board of Trustees
WELCOME
SELECTION
"Quiet Place"
Words and Music by Ralph Carmichael
Philander Smith Collegiate Choir
Ms. Savannah Chachere
Senior Class
INTRODUCTION OF SPEAKER
Attorney Roslyn McCallister Brock
COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS
Vice Chairwoman of the NAACP Board of Directors
SELECTION
Finale from "The Color Purple'
Philander Smith Collegiate Choir
Moya Edwards, Soloist
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Ms. Jacquelyn Ratliff, Senior Class President
REFLECTIONS
Dr. Walter M . Kimbrough
CONFERRING OF DEGREES
President, Philander Smith College
Reverend Larry W. Ross, Chair, Board of Trustees
TRUSTEE AUTHORIZATION
Dr. Frank James, Vice President for Academic Affairs
Dr. Jesse Hargrove
Dr. Annie Winkler Williams
PRESENTATION OF CANDIDATES
Dr. Walter M . Kimbrough
GRANTING OF DEGREES
The Bachelor of Science Degree
The Bachelor of Social Work Degree
The Bachelor of Business Administration Degree
The Bachelor of Arts Degree
INDUCTION OF GRADUATES INTO THE NATIONAL A L U M N I ASSOCIATION
Attorney Isaac Jack Starks, J.D., President, National Alumni Association
+ALMA MATER
Dear Alma Mater, tried and true,
We'll win respect and love for you,
We pledge our hearts to you each day,
To do our best, at work, at play.
Dear P.S.C., when from your fold,
We'll lift the dear old Green and Gold.
O'er Alma Mater vigil keep,
Her high ideals we'll strive to meet.
When college days are at an end,
Our hearts will ever toward you bend.
With loyalty, we'll always be,
A part of you, Dear P.S.C.
ANNOUNCEMENTS, ACKNOWLEDGMENTS A N D REMARKS
The Reverend Ronnie Miller-Yow, Chaplain
BENEDICTION
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Dr. Walter M . Kimbrough
'Trumpet Voluntary"
Dr. Phyllis Ruocco
+ All who are able, please stand.
Jerimiah Clark
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Bachelor of Science
Natural and Physical Science
Abiri, Stanley Oghenekewe
Cum Laude
Bolds, IV, Ollie E.
Brown, LaKenya S. P.
Clay, Brian Dwayne
Cockrell, Natasha D .
Magna Cum Laude
Cordis, Shamika Arrendy
Harris, Nakita Michelle
Henderson, LaSheatra Shealon
Magna Cum Laude
Jackson, April Jenice
Division of Education
Chachere, Savannah Ryane
Summa Cum Laude
Distinction in Field
Long, Channon S.
Cum Laude
McClendon, Marcus Keith
Cum Laude
Ratliff, Jacquelyn Marshaev
Magna Cum Laude
Shepherd, Takessa Ariel
Magna Cum Laude
Distinction in Field
Smith, Tammy Lynn**
Summa Cum Laude
Distinction in Field
Key, Arvye Josenia**
Magna Cum Laude
Mercer, Courtney Patrice
Cum Laude
Mosby, Cordnesha Marie
Cum Laude
Obidike, Immelda
Spears, Jr., John Henry**
Cum Laude
Stanley, Latarsha Marie
Cum Laude
Warren, Rodney Allen
Bachelor of Social Work
Britt, Jo Ann
Cum Laude
Candler-Traylor, Vickie J .
Magna Cum Laude
Distinction in Field
Holloway, Sandrew L.
Magna Cum Laude
Distinction in Field
Hostler, Freda Camelia
Cum Laude
Pernell, Joyce Yvonne
Magna Cum Laude
Pride, Danyetta Kinshai*
Smith, Cora Mildred
Cum Laude
Tullos, Leslie Ann
Cum Laude
Distinction in Field
Bachelor of Business Administration
Adderley, Indera
Magna Cum Laude
Alcuis, Linda
Cum Laude
Boone, Jr., Terrence Duane
Bowman, Jonathan Robert*
Briggs, Amanda Nicole*
Magna Cum Laude
Distinction in Field
Brown, KenyataT.*
Ellis, Jr., Kevin
Farmer, Rodney Jerome
Harris, Samantha Latreece
1st Rank in Class
Summa Cum Laude
Distinction in Field
Hope, Bob
Jackson, Angela Denise Lloyd
Jackson, Charles Edward
Johnson, Larry
Johnson, Marcus Lee
Key, Jessica Lynn
Magna Cum Laude
Lane, Marsherlett
Martin, Jeremy Lamar
McGowan, Patrick G.
Oliver, LaDonna Kay**
Cum Laude
Robinson, Aleshia LaShon
Salas, Tonia D .
Cum Laude
*Summer 2006 Graduate
**Fall
2006
Salvage, Cherokee S.*
Samuel, Allen Monroe**
Cum Laude
Smith, Dalun Ray**
Thomas, Tamara Jasmine
Thomas, Walter Nathaniel
Turner, Levy Leroy**
Wilson, Karen
Cum Laude
Graduate
While every effort is made to ensure accuracy of graduate information, prior to the printing deadline, the listing of a name in this program should not be
not necessarily mean that the person was not awarded a degree. Please note that, while every effort is made to verify class and honors rankings befor
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Bachelor of Arts
Anscombe, Lisa Annette**
Cum Laude
Distinction in Field
Barbee, Nakisha T.
Bell, Martisha Cherkey
Boner, Kasonia Denise**
Magna Cum Laude
Distinction in Field
Brown, Helen Jean**
Distinction in Field
Colbert, LaToya Denise**
Cum Laude
Distinction in Field
Coleman, I I I , Carree
Crosby, Carlos Deander*
Dickerson, Lynda Sims
Dobbins, Kedrick DeShun
Cum Laude
Ervin, Christin Renea**
Cum Laude
Faulkner, Lena Marie
Fisher, Weldon W.
3rd Rank in Class
Summa Cum Laude
Distinction in Field
Forte, Sr., Reginald D . *
Cum Laude
Distinction in Field
Fuller, LaDonna D .
Cum Laude
Gaines, Sr., Arthur Lee**
Gentry, Brian Thomas
George, Banoka Nakishi
Harper, I I , Herbert J .
Howard, Donald**
Cum Laude
Distinction in Field
Jointer-Elliott, Zandra Marie
Kelly, Arthur DeShonteau**
Cum Laude
Distinction in Field
Key, Kennis Brandon
King, Kathlean T.
Lester, Johanna Danielle**
Cum Laude
Distinction in Field
Lewis, Johnetta N .
Cum Laude
Littrell, Corey An v Tuan**
Cum Laude
Distinction in Field
Lowe, Carolyn J.**
Malone, Davina Oniyinka
Cum Laude
Mancilla, Paul
Magna Cum Laude
Mayfield, Sr., Sedric B.**
2nd Rank in Class
Summa Cum Laude
Distinction in Field
McAdoo, Wanda I .
Cum Laude
Distinction in Field
Moore, Evan D .
Cum Laude
Distinction in Field
Mosby, Jimmy Kyle
Murray, Linda Rene
Distinction in Field
Phillips, Jeremiah Shephard
Cum Laude
Distinction in Field
Proctor, Kirsten Tenille
Magna Cum Laude
Distinction in Field
*Summer 2006 Graduate
**Fall
2006
Propps, Carl Allen*
Cum Laude
Distinction in Field
Randolph, Kimara Princetta**
Cum Laude
Distinction in Field
Rose, Shana Nicole
Cum Laude
Ross, Glenda**
Cum Laude
Sanders, Rosilyn Tamara
Cum Laude
Scott, Whitney N .
Magna Cum Laude
Smith, Andrea Jenev
Stanley, Trenie D .
Thames, DavinJ.**
Thomas, Carmen Renee'**
Thornton, Sr., Clarence Edward
Cum Laude
Valdivia, Francisco
Cum Laude
Walls, Shonnieka
Cum Laude
Walton, David Elijah
Cum Laude
Williams, LaWander A.**
Cum Laude
Young, Carlos Todd**
Distinction in Field
Young, Steven Juian
Cum Laude
Distinction in Field
Graduate
xued as an indication that the person received a degree from Philander Smith College. Conversely, the absence of a student's name from this list does
ication all rankings published in the program are subject to final verification by the College's Office of the Registrar.
�Professors
Dr. Betty Dickson*
Dr. Katherine P. Mitchell
Dr. George J. Hammons*
Dr. James E. Rush*
Dr. Frank A. James*
Dr. Phyllis Ruocco*
Dr. Raphael O . Lewis*
Dr. William H . Woods*
Distinguished Professor
Rev. Dr. Felton Edwin May
Associate Professors
Dr. Cynthia Burroughs
Mr. Tyrone McGraw*
Dr. Learmond Chapman
Mrs. Lillian W. Ross*
Dr. Kae Chatman*
Dr. Annie Winkler Williams*
Dr. Jesse J . Hargrove
Assistant Professors
Dr. Dorothea Davis
Mr. Bruce James
Ms. Angela Daniels
Ms. Lillie Kay Kimbrough
Mr. Sylvester Egwim
Ms. Angela Sanders
Mr. Jessie Gatewood
Mr. William G. Schlientz
Dr. Patricia Griffen
Dr. Lia Steele
Mr. Lawrence Hamilton
Mr. Angelo L. Thomas
Dr. Raymond Hawkins
Mr. J. David Todd
Dr. Patricia Hunnicutt
Mr. Timothy Tucker
Mr. John Isom
Ms. Teresa J . Young
Dr. Brenda James
Instructors
Ms. Tealisa Allen
Mr. Jeffrey Hart*
Ms. Gracie Carter
Mr. James Johnson
Mr. Jimmy Cheffen
Mrs. Natasha Norman
Ms. Ebony Conley
Mrs. Teresa Ojezua
Ms. Nova Goosby
Mr. Nolan Ricks
* Indicates Tenure
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Dr. Frank James, Vice President for Academic Affairs, Chair
Dr. Jesse J . Hargrove, Chair, Arts and Humanities Division
Dr. Annie Winkler Williams, Assistant Vice President for Academic Affairs
The Reverend Dr. Felton Edwin May, Dean of the Kendall Center
The Reverend Ronnie Miller-Yow, Director of Campus Ministry
Ms. Bertha Owens, Registrar
Mr. Henry Jemison, Director o f Physical Plant
Mr. Dan Pierce, Production Coordinator
Mrs. Yvonne Alexander, Director of Alumni Affairs
Ms. Jackie Ratliff, Senior Class President
Dr. Phyllis Ruocco, Chair Department of Music, and Professor
Dr. Juliana Mosley-Anderson, Vice President for Student Affairs
COLLEGE MARSHALS
Dr. Frank James, Chief Marshal/Mace Bearer
Dr. Annie Winkler Williams, Marshal for the President's Party
Dr. William H . Woods, Faculty Marshal
Dr. Kathryn F. Worthen, Alumni Marshal
Dr. Juliana Mosley-Anderson, Student Marshal
FLOOR MARSHALS A N D USHERS
Mrs. Betty Goodwin and Ms. Veda Maxwell, Chief Floor Marshals
USHERS:
Alvin Anglin
Pamela Griffin
Henry Jemison
Benjamin Johnson
Tanya Lee
Dylethat Simmons
Andrea Simpson
Kevin Stacker
Bennie Taylor
Christine Watson
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Mr. Bob Birch
Mr. Ronald Brown
Ms. Lynda Byrd
Bishop Charles N . Crutchfield
Dr. Freddye Davy
Dr. Charles Donaldson
Dr. M . Joycelyn Elders
Rev. Tyrone D . Gordon
Dr. Cynthia Hopson
Mr. Excell La Fayette, Jr.
Mrs. Pat Lile
Mr. Roddy McCaskill
Mr. Arthur Montgomery
Ms. Frances 'Freddie' O. Nixon
Ms. Stacy Sells Pittman
Rev. William H . Robinson, Jr.
Rev. Larry Ross, Chair
Dr. Rodney Slater
Mr. Isaac Jack Starks
Dr. Steven Strode
Mr. Robert Treviho
Mr. Don Weeks
Dr. Guy M . Whitney, Jr.
Mr. Carol Willis
Dr. Learmond Chapman, ex officio
Mr. Kevin Cooper, ex officio
Dr. Walter M . Kimbrough, ex officio
�Roslyn McCallister Brock, M H S A , M B A
Ms. Roslyn McCallister Brock is Vice Chairman of the National Association
for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) National Board of Directors and
serves on the NAACP National Board of Trustees. Over the past 20 years, Brock
has served the NAACP in several leadership roles. She made history in February
2001 when she was unanimously elected Vice Chairman of the NAACP National
Board of Directors at the age of 35. She was the youngest person and the first
woman elected to this post in the organization's history.
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Brock is Director of System Fund Development for Bon Secours Health
System, Inc., in Marriottsville, Maryland. Prior to working at Bon Secours
Health System, Brock worked 10 years for Health Programs at the W. K. Kellogg
Foundation in Battle Creek, Michigan. She graduated magna cum laude from
Virginia Union University. (B.S. '87) She also earned a master's degree in health
services administration from George Washington University, (M.H.S.A. '89) and an
M B A from the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University ('99).
A committed community advocate who works on behalf of vulnerable populations, Brock has served on the
boards of community mental health; family and children's services; senior services and faith based community
ministries. She is a member of several professional and civic organizations including the Association o f Healthcare
Philanthropy, American Public Health Association, American College of Healthcare Executives, Alpha Kappa Alpha
Sorority, Inc., and The Links, Inc.
A recipient of numerous healthcare, community service and leadership awards, Brock's leadership skills have
been recognized by several national publications and organizations, including The Network Journal's "40-UnderForty Achievement Award" ('04); Ebony magazine's "Future Leader Award" ('89); and Good Housekeeping's
"100 Young Women of Promise" Award ('87). Honors include: 2003, 2004, 2005 Young Leaders Fellow for the
National Committee on U.S.- China Relations; Nominating Committee, Catholic Health Association; Honorary
Chairperson, National Black Family Summit; Martin Luther King, Jr., Medal for Human Rights, George
Washington University; and Outstanding Alumna, Virginia Union University.
Brock's goal in life is embodied in an African proverb "Care more than others think is wise, Risk more than others think is safe, Dream more than others think is practical and Expect more than others think is possible."
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COMMENCEMENT
The term "Commencement" derives from a practice in the Medieval University where it was customary for a candidate for an academic degree to present a public lecture or disputation to the faculty and other scholars gathered to hear it. If the disputation was
successfully defended and accepted, the candidate was "Admitted" to the degree "with all the rights, privileges and responsibilities
thereunto appertaining." This first public lecture or disputation was originally called an "Inception." It signified the beginning or
"Commencement" of the scholar's academic career in the degree to which he had been admitted. The ceremony surrounding this
inception or "graduation" has subsequently come to be called Commencement. Today, Philander Smith College celebrates its 130th
Commencement.
ACADEMIC REGALIA
The distinctive dress associated with academic processions and convocations dates from the Middle Ages, when long-sleeved, hooded
gowns were necessary for warmth in the unheated stone colleges. Most of the scholars were clerics in holy orders, and they wore cloaks
to which were attached hoods that could be pulled up to cover their tonsured heads. Over the centuries, much diversity occurred in
academic costumes. To bring some order to this diversity, in 1894 in the United States, the Intercollegiate Commission met in New
York and agreed on a code of academic dress which has become the standard for most colleges and universities. According to this
code, both the styling and color of the regalia have significance. The design of the gown indicates the degree. The bachelor's gown is
simple, with a full sleeve. The master's gown is much like the bachelor's, except for the long sleeves, which hang loose. The doctor's
gown is fuller and more elaborate. It has velvet edging and three velvet stripes on the full sleeves. Usually, the color of the gown is
black. Hoods, which are worn over the gowns, are similar for all degrees, although differing slightly in length. The candidates for
the bachelor's degree usually do not wear the hood. The hood has a velvet edging which indicates the area of the degree, and the
inside or lining of the hood is satin in the colors of the college or university granting the degree. A partial list of the degree colors to
be found on the edge of the hood or the trimming on the doctor's gown is given below. The usual cap, proper for all degrees, is the
black mortarboard, although some colleges use the beret. Tassels, usually black, are worn over the left front quarter of the cap for a
degree holder and on the right for a candidate for a degree. Holders of the doctorate may wear tassels of gold thread. Holders may
also wear tassels in the colors of the college or university granting the degree.
Agriculture
Arts, Letters, Humanities
Business Administration
Dentistry
Economics
Education
Engineering
Fine Arts, Architecture
Forestry
Journalism
Law.
Library Science
Maize
White
Drab
Lilac
Copper
Light Blue
Orange
Brown
Russet
Crimson
Purple
Lemon
Music
Medicine
Oratory Speech
Philosophy
Physical Education
Public Administration
Public Health
Science
Social Science
Social Services
Theology/Divinity
Veterinary Science
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Philander Smith College"
One Trudie Kibbe Reed Drive
Little Rock, AR 72202
www.philander.edu
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Green
Silver Gray
Dark Blue
Sage Green
Peacock Blue
Salmon
Golden Yellow
Cream
Citron
Scarlet
Gray
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