Officers

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Officers

Cornell Black AlumniAssociation

Alumni House

626 Thurston Avenue

Ithaca, NY 14850-2490

2009-2012 Executive Board

President
Jonelle Bradshaw de Hernandez '96
president@cbaa1976.com

Treasurer
Anika Daniels-Osaze ‘96
treasurer@cbaa1976.com

Secretary
Volunteer Needed

secretary@cbaa1976.com

VP Programming
Deborah Arrindell '79
vpprogramming@cbaa1976.com

VP Membership
Patricia Louison '95
vpmembership@cbaa1976.com

VP Fundraising /Scholarship
Carlton Griffin ‘96
vpfundraising@cbaa1976.com

VP Student Relations
Carl Jones Jr. ‘03
vpstudentrelations@cbaa1976.com

Regional Contacts

Atlanta:
David Abrahams ’76
daa9@cornell.edu

Chicago:
Akiza Boddie-Willis ’96
asb46@cornell.edu

Detroit:
Volunteer needed

Philly / So. Jersey / Delaware:
Nicole Whittington’97
nw11@cornell.edu

Greater New York:
Volunteer needed

DC/MD/VA:
Justin Davis ’07
jed55@cornell.edu

Tyrell Robertson ’08
tar32@cornell.edu

Massachusetts:
Janis McManus ’76
janismcmanus@onebox.com

Danny Brundage ’74
dbrundag@comcast.net

Northern California
Volunteer needed

Southern California:
Volunteer needed

CBAA 2006-6009 Officers

CBAA PAST PRESIDENTS

Mitzi Young '77
2006-2009

Regina Little-Durham ’78

2003 – 2006

Katrina James ’96

2001 – 2003

Sherrill Austin ’83

1999 – 2001

Linda M. Gadsby ’88

1996 – 1999

Antoinette Robbins ’85

1995 – 1996

Marlon Brownlee ’84

1993 – 1995

Lisa Jones ’84

1990 – 1993

Michael Littlejohn ’79

1988 – 1990

Kevin Montgomery ’75

1986 – 1988

Dennis Williams ’73

1983 – 1986

Sandra Black ’73

1981 – 1983

Become a Regional Representative

One of CBAA's goals is to reinvigorate participation and activities occurring throughout the country. I am pleased to announce that we are reviewing indications of interest for CBAA Regional Representatives. This is an invitation to you and your peers to support CBAA in the most significant reconstruction period of our organization, since its inception in 1976. Our initial focus is to support the development of strong regional activity in cities in which we have significant numbers of alumni (100 or more). These geographic areas are: Massachusetts, New York, Philadelphia/Southern NJ, Maryland/DC/Virginia, Northern California and Southern California. Although we have Regional Reps in some of these cities, we have found that a strong organization requires active commitment and participation by more than one individual.

As CBAA's membership has grown, regional chapters have sponsored cultural, social, civic and professional activities with varying degrees of success. To expand upon the ability to provide for CBAA membership in these capacities, this CBAA Executive Board will assist CBAA Regional Representatives in:

Sponsoring local activities that are consistent with CBAA’s established mission and objectives;
Informing the CBAA community about relevant university actions;
Providing greater input and influence into policy and decision making;
Assessing both impact and effectiveness in the local regions; and
Representing local CBAA chapters’ interest to the university and the CBAA Executive Board.

Please make your opinion, suggestion or comments about this initiative known by contacting the VP of Programming.