OFPD Certificate Recipients

1. Carol Chestnut
2. Eric Morris
3. Erastus Karanja
4. Fei Yan
5. Lahoma Ramocki
6. Marquita Lyons-Smith
7. Dionne Gonder-Stanley
8. Danielle Colbert-Lewis
9. Lorna Grant
10. Janice Dargan
11. Frank Rodriguez
12. Steven Day
13. Josephine Harris
14. Katrina Smith
15. Sean Colbert-Lewis
16. Lisa Paulin
17. Ruixia Yan
18. Angela Miles
19. Osaffo James
20. Zevanda Barnes
21. Abdul Mohammed
22. Dana Jones
23. Kia Vernon

1. LaKela Atkinson
2. Ahnna Cain
3. Penny Carroll
4. Dr. Quintavis Cureton
5. Janice Dargan
6. Siobahn Day
7. Sujayalakshmi   Devarayasamudram
8. Pam Edwards
9. Calvin Hall
10. Jose Irizarry
11. Mijon Knight
12. Thomas Letts
13. Trina McCarter
14. Danye Medhin
15. Karlesia Montague
16. Bredell Moody
17. Julian Muhammad
18. Lisa Paulin
19. Ufana Riaz
20. Tina Scott
21. Paul Stapleton
22. LaTrice Washington
23. Shanika Wilson

1. Wykeshia Glass, Human Sciences
2. Larrisha McGill-Youngblood, Public Administration (Wortham)
3. Tonya Gerald-Goins, Chemistry and Biochemistry
4. Charity Sneed Watkins, Social Work
5. Lenora Helm Hammonds, Music
6. Michael Pearce, Mass Communication
7. Richard Musselwhite, Language and Literature (OFPD)
8. Andrae Banks, Social Work
9. Sheila Bridges-Bond, Allied Professions
10. Yolanda Dunston, Curriculum and Instruction
11. Dionne Gonder, Law (OFPD)
12. Laura Graham, Business Communications (Nelson)
13. Kenethia Fuller, Criminal Justice
14. Roslyn Lewis, BRITE (Wilson)
15. Tracie Locklear, BRITE (Wilson)
16. Megan Lyons, Curriculum and Instruction
17. Sharon Rittman, Biological and Biomedical Sciences
18. Milicia Tedder, Psychology
19. Gregory Downing, Curriculum and Instruction
20. Anna Brigevich, Political Science
21. Tirupapuliyur Damodaran, Biological and Biomedical Sciences
22. Tonny Sangutei, Mathematics and Physics (Wilson)
23. Kendra Phillips, Curriculum and Instruction
24. Takeia Anthony, History
25. Siobahn Day, Library Sciences
26. Brett Chambers, Mass Communication
27. Erastus Karanja, Business (CIS)

1. Jessica Ganao, Criminal Justice
2. Frank Rodriguez, Criminal Justice
3. Larry D. Williams, Social Work
4. Shauntae White, Mass Communication
5. Christopher McGinn, Environmental, Earth and Geospatial Sciences
6. Jarvis Hargrove, History
7. Christopher Paul, Public Administration
8. Abdul Mohammed, Chemistry and Biochemistry
9. Ralph Barrett, Music
10. Seronda Robinson, Public Health Education
11. Stephen Valentine, Social Work
12. Monique Hosley-Hyman, Social Work
13. Darlene Taylor, Chemistry and Biochemistry
14. Nan Zhang, Business
15. Lorna Grant, Criminal Justice
16. Lisa Paulin, Mass Communication
17. Mabel Royal, Biological and Biomedical Sciences
18. Kimberly Hernandez, Language and Literature
19. Rhonda Raney, Behavioral and Social Sciences
20. Tameka Vaught, Criminal Justice
21. Stephanie Freeman, Language and Literature
22. Richard LaBennett, Chemistry and Biochemistry
23. Eric Saliim, Biological and Biomedical Sciences
24. Tanina Bradley, Mathematics and Physics
25. April Dawson, Law
26. Laurell Malone, OFPD

1. Yongan Tang, Mathematics and Physics
2. Omar Christian, Chemistry and Biochemistry
3. Tyjuanna R. LaBennett, Biological and Biomedical Sciences
4. Carresse Gerald, Environmental, Earth and Geospatial Sciences
5. Josephine Harris, Curriculum and Instruction
6. Beverly A. Bryant, Hospitality and Tourism
7. Alisha Malloy, Computer Information Systems
8. Angela Miles, Business Administration
9. Lakisha G. Rice, Allied Professions
10. Diane M. Scott, Allied Professions
11. Erma Jean Smith-King, Nursing
12. Sujayalakshmi Devarayasamudra, Nursing
13. Cassandra Thomas Roberts, Law
14. LaShawn Wordlaw, Public Health Education
15. Lillie A. Hill, Nursing
16. Garrett Johnson, Mathematics and Physics

The Office of Faculty Professional Development would like to recognize NCCU faculty who are recipients of the nationally recognized micro-credentials in Effective College Teaching Practices awarded by the Association of College and University Educators (ACUE). 

2022 ACUE Micro-Credential Recipients: Promoting Active Learning

      1. Vickie Suggs-Jones, Mass Communication
      2. Laura Price, Language and Literature
      3. Camille Passalacqua, Language and Literature
      4. Natalie Baucum, Business
      5. Katie Sinclair, Language and Literature
      6. Darlene Hicks, Nursing
      7. LaTrice Washington, Political Science
      8. Evelyn Rodriguez-Plesa, Public Administration
      9. Rudolph Bailey, Kinesiology and Recreation Administration
    10. Jihee Kim, Hospitality and Tourism
    11. Shanika Wilson, Social Work
    12. Stephanie Asabi Howard, Theatre
    13. Delicia Stewart-Muhammad, Human Sciences
    14. Steven Day, Business
    15. Kwame Hawkins, Art and Design
    16. Tia Marie Doxey, University College (UNIV 1100)
    17. Narda Malcolm-Kingston, Business
    18. Joshua Nadel, History
    19. Wendalyn Perry, CASSH
    20. Yolanda VanRiel, Nursing
    21. Charles Mitchell, Human Sciences
    22. C. E. Davis, Curriculum and Instruction
    23. Nina Smith, Human Sciences
    24. Neils Barringer, Human Sciences/Nutrition

2022 ACUE Micro-Credential Recipients: Creating an Inclusive and Supportive Learning Environment 

      1. Mariam Abdelazz, Communication Sciences and Disorders
      2. Haeyoung Jeong, Business Administration
      3. Delphine Fongang, Language and Literature
      4. Stefanie Frigo, Language and Literature
      5. Narda Malcolm-Kingston, Business
      6. Fei Yan, Chemistry and Biochemistry
      7. Zhiming Yang, Environmental, Earth, and Geospatial Sciences
      8. Deborah Johnson, Law
      9. Rudolph Bailey, Kinesiology and Recreation Administration
    10. Corey Edmonds, Student Health
    11. Crystal Fletcher, New Student and Family Programs
    12. William Graham, Student Accessibility Services/University College
    13. Delicia Stewart, Human Sciences
    14. Steven Day, Business Administration
    15. Kwame Hawkins, Art and Design
    16. Somnath Mukhopadhyay, Chemistry and Biochemistry
    17. Damon Williams, Police Dept/University College
    18. Joshua Nadel, History
    19. Artemesia Stanberry, Political Science
    20. Yolanda VanRiel, Nursing
    21. C. E. Davis, Curriculum and Instruction
    22. Charles Mitchell, Human Sciences
    23. Valerie Cohen, Nursing
    24. Evelyn Rodriguez-Plesa, Public Administration
    25. LaTrice Washington, Political Science
    26. Jeanette Barker, OIRA and University College
    27. Tia Marie Doxey, OIRA and University College

2021 ACUE Micro-Credential Recipients: Designing Learner-Centered and Inclusive Courses Online 

      1. Bobbie Brown, Nursing
      2. Omar Christian, Chemistry and Biochemistry
      3. Valerie Cohen, Nursing
      4. Danielle Colbert-Lewis, Shepard Library
      5. Sujayalakshmi Devarayasamudram, Nursing
      6. Wykeshia Glass, Human Sciences
      7. Amara Hand, Language and Literature
      8. Grace Hao, Communication Sciences and Disorders
      9. La’Toria Jallah, Communication Sciences and Disorders
    10. Elizabeth Jewell, Kinesiology and Recreation Administration
    11. Garrett Johnson, Mathematics and Physics
    12. Charles Grant, Mass Communication
    13. Megan Lyons, Curriculum and Instruction
    14. Marquita Lyons-Smith, Nursing
    15. Diane Markoff, Mathematics and Physics
    16. Angela Miles, Business Administration
    17. Ode Ogede, Language and Literature
    18. Christopher Paul, Public Administration
    19. Frank Rodriguez, Criminal Justice
    20. Eric Saliim, Biological and Biomedical Sciences
    21. Jamillah Scott-Branch, Shepard Library
    22. Erma Smith-King, Nursing
    23. Porche L. Spence, Biological and Biomedical Sciences
    24. Yolanda VanRiel, Nursing
    25. Karen Webb, Nursing
    26. Jennifer Wiley, Criminal Justice
    27. Larry Williams, Social Work
    28. Andrea Woodson-Smith, Kinesiology and Recreation Administration
    29. LaShawn Wordlaw, Public Health Education
    30. Tanja Zatezalo, Decision Science, School of Business
    31. Alisha Malloy, Computer Information Sciences
    32. Laurell Malone, OFPD        

2021 ACUE Micro-Credential Recipients: Fostering Lifelong Learning in Your Online Course 

      1. Yolanda Keller-Bell, Communication Sciences and Disorders
      2. Amara Hand, Language and Literature
      3. Grace Hao, Communication Sciences and Disorders
      4. Darlene Hicks, Nursing
      5. Alisha Rene Johnson, Curriculum and Instruction
      6. Sujayalakshmi Devarayasamudram, Nursing
      7. Jihee Kim, Hospitality and Tourism
      8. Narda Malcom-Kingston, Hospitality and Tourism
      9. Kim Mayo, School of Library and Information Sciences
    10. Porche L. Spence, Biological and Biomedical Sciences
    11. Kellyn Hall, Communication Sciences & Disorders
    12. TJ Tipper, Kinesiology
    13. Jennifer Wiley, Criminal Justice
    14. Tanja Zatezalo, Decision Sciences
    15. Erma Jean Smith-King, Nursing
    16. Yolanda VanRiel, Nursing
    17. Pil-Neyo Seo, Mathematics and Physics
    18. Eric Saliim, Biological & Biomedical Sciences
    19. Toya Daye Green, Human Sciences
    20. John Bang, Environmental, Earth and Geospatial Sciences
    21. Zevandah Barnes, Mass Communication
    22. Alisha Malloy, Computer Information Systems
    23. Diane Markoff, Mathematics and Physics
    24. Roderick Heath, Student Affairs/UNIV 1100
    25. Jamillah Scott-Branch, Shepard Library
    26. Sean Tikkun, Curriculum and Instruction
    27. Marquita Lyons-Smith, Nursing
    28. Ruixia Yan, Communication Sciences
    29. Shauntae Brown-White, Co-Facilitator, Mass Communication
    30. Laurell Malone, Facilitator, OFPD          

2020 ACUE Micro-Credential Recipients: Promoting Engaged and Active Learning Online                       

1. Yolanda Keller-Bell, Communication Disorders
2. Yvette Bonaparte, Business
3. Beverly Bryant, Hospitality and Tourism Administration
4. Penny Carroll, Social Work
5. Brett Chambers, Mass Communication
6. Jian Chen, Nursing
7. Toya Daye-Green, Human Sciences
8. Janice Dargan, History
9. Jontraye Davis Public, Health Education
10. Nakia Davis, Law
11. Sujayalakshmi Devarayasamudram, Nursing
12. Devyn Dixon Public, Health Education
13. Pia Duncan, Criminal Justice
14. Stephanie Freeman, Language and Literature
15. Tianduo Zhang, Mass Communication
16. Lorna Grant, Criminal Justice
17. Kellyn Hall, Communication Science and Disorder
18. Josephine Harris, Education
19. Carresse Gerald, Environmental, Earth and Geospatial Sciences
20. Matthew T. James, Law
21. Belinda L. Jones, Public Health Education
22. Erma Jean Smith-King, Nursing
23. Richard LaBennett, Chemistry and Biochemistry
24. Tyjuanna LaBennett, Biological and Biomedical Sciences
25. Alisha Malloy, Business–CIS
26. LaHoma Romocki, Public Health Education
27. Eric Saliim, Biological and Biomedical Sciences
28. Shinel Stephens, Nursing
29. Stephen Valentine, Social Work
30. Yolanda VanRiel, Nursing
31. Shauntae Brown-White, Mass Communication
32. Laurell Malone, OFPD