NCCU Student Leaders Ready to Soar In Service

Posted July 25, 2019, 4:16PM
From L to R : Brandon Hedgebeth, Bridgett Rogers and Ti’Eja Woodson.

Several students campaigned this spring to obtain spots on the North Carolina Central University Student Government Association and Royal Court. The new student-leaders for the 2019-2020 academic year are eager to provide exemplary leadership and execute their platforms.

For the 2019-2020 academic year, the executive board will include Brandon Hedgebeth as SGA president, Bridgett Rogers as vice president and Ti’Eja Woodson as Miss NCCU.

Hedgebeth, a senior history and English double major from High Point, N.C., developed the Lay the Foundation platform. His goal is to encourage collective action through engagement and interaction with the student body to make a lasting impact.

Woodson is a Richmond, Va., native and senior business administration major with a concentration in human resources. Her platform entitled Championship, encourages students to become champions in the classroom, through community service and advocates for breast cancer awareness.

Additional student leaders for the upcoming school year are as follows:

Student Government Association

  • Jalajayai Tate, senior class president
  • Nimare’ Dixon, junior class president
  • Kaleb Ingram, sophomore class president
  • Taylor Gray, chief of staff
  • Keondra Ruffin, The University of North Carolina Association of Student Governments liaison
  • Adonijah Lloyd, director of community service and outreach
  • Amon Harris, executive treasurer
  • Shaun Coleman, director of elections and transitions
  • Tyshawn Cox, attorney general
  • Maya Bell, director of public relations
  • Jasmine Godbolt, executive assistant to the president
  • Treasure Hood, executive assistant to the vice president
  • Imani Johnson, political action and civic engagement chair
  • Morgan Connor, diversity, inclusion and equity chair
  • Tianna Quick, street team chair

Graduate Student Government Association

  • Nataya Ford, president
  • Onunga Ooro, vice president
  • Clysha Whitlow, director of community outreach
  • Diamond Nimene, director of professional development, scholarship and research
  • Crissa Allen, director of public relations
  • Angela Adkins, director of student travel

Student Bar Association

  • Joshua Lamar Richardson, president
  • Veneta L. Sydnor, vice-president
  • Katelin Kaiser, secretary
  • April Gregory, treasurer
  • Robert J.Y. Nunnery, parliamentarian/ABA-LSD representative

Royal Court

Miss Senior
Amira Gamble

Mr. Senior
Andre’ Knight-McWilliams

Miss Junior
Dallas Thompson

Mr. Sophomore
Jonta Elliot

During fall elections, students will elect Mr. NCCU, Mr. Junior, Miss Sophomore, Mr. Freshman and Miss Freshman. 

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