Executive Board
President
Brittany Edens
Class of 2011
Pinehurst, NC
Public Policy & Chemistry
"I see the NAACP as a safe haven
for addressing local and national
issues that concern the campus
community of color. It is also
a vessel through which we can make strides to alleviate those issues with the support of engaged peers."
Vice-President
Terrrance Burgess
Class of 2011
Roanoke Rapids, NC
Geology
Secretary
Jasmine Nesi
Class of 2012
Journalism & Communications
"I saw the presence this chapter brought to campus last year and wanted to become more involved with its growth this year in fighting for social justice and equality. There is tremendous potential and influence in this organization, not just at UNC, but surrounding communities as well."
Treasurer
Brianna A. Cottrell
Class of 2011
Interdisciplinary Studies: Communicating Ethics in Society
African American Studies
Recruitment
Omar Glover
Charlotte, NC
Class of 2012
African American Studie & Pre-Med
Recruitment
Amanda Ellis
Raeford, NC
Class of 2012
Religious Studies & Philosophy
"I love that NAACP gives all of its members the opportunity to make social changes at any and all levels. I also love the family atmosphere that we create by working towards a common goal."
Finance
Julisa Schmoke
Class of 2012
Alpharetta, GA
Mathematical Decision Sciences
" Having a strong campus presence lets others know that we are here to help and we can help make a difference in their education."
Press & Pub
Alesia Williams
Columbia, SC
Class of 2011
Journalism & Communications
Chaplain
Tiffany Graves
Class of 2011
Cleveland, OH
Exercise & Sport Science/Chemistry
"Advancing the underprivileged by helping to eliminate health and economic disparities is one of my greatest passions! I truly believe that if we take on the burdens of the oppressed, we will be able to alleviate the disparities that act as stumbling blocks for many Americans. "
Advisor
Ms. DeVetta Holman
MPH, UNC Chapel HIll
Campus Health Sevices
Director of Wellness
Committees
(Click the pictures to go to each committee's page)
Poli-Action Co-Chair
Lee Godley
Class of 2012
Washington, NC
Computer Science &
Business
Admnistration
"I am deeply humbled by the privilege to represent the heart of this great organization. As many issues arise, I remain dedicated to the cause of equal rights for all people. It is time for the dream to come true."
Poli-Action Co-Chair
Jennifer Nwachukwu
Class of 2012
Louisville, KY
Public Policy & Political Science
"I’m really interested in learning about social justice issues and fighting for justice. I wanted to be involved in this organization because the members in it are so passionate about these causes, and to contribute to true social justice."
Outreach Chair
Porscha Armwood
Class of 2012
Business Administration & Communication Studies
"NAACP has developed into a powerful organization on the UNC Campus, and I am so happy to be an agent in this process. I hope to bring my leadership ability, creativity, and communication skills to the many endeavors that NAACP will take on this year.
Service Chair
Denise Mitchell
Psychology
Fayetteville, NC
Class of 2012
"The NAACP attracted me because of its dynamic leadership, familial atmosphere, and constant commitment to the community and the issues affecting it. I know that being a part of this organization will not only allow me to enrich my community but enrich myself also."
Health Co-Chair
Megan Hayes-Bell
Greensboro, NC
Class of 2011
Afri-American Studies & Chemistry
"The NAACP is an organization
that is devoted to making a
positive change for all people. My love for people and my dedication to making changes is what makes my commitment to being in the NAACP a pleasure."
Health Co-Chair
Bo Nebolisa
Fayetteville, NC
Class of 2013
Nutrition & Pre-Med
" As a member of this outstanding executive board, my goal is to perpetuate the legacy that the NAACP has built to this day, even expanding its health awareness to other organizations with common aspirations.