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ABOUT NSPAA-HBCUs
National Sponsored Programs Administration Alliance (NSPAA) of HBCUs, Incorporated was
established in December 1993 with the mission to aid Historically Black Colleges and Universities
(HBCUs) in the efficiency and effectiveness of sponsored program administration. The organization
provides technical assistance workshops, conferences, training and service activities, which have formed
a collaborative sponsored research community of HBCUs that address and share particular needs
facing HBCUs. A main goal of NSPAA is to gain visibility, and broaden its membership base within
the HBCU sponsored research community.
NSPAA recognizes the vital role that research administrators play in helping their schools to secure external
funding. The network of HBCUs administrators developed by NSPAA has gone a long way towards promoting
the specialized interests of HBCUs and furthering communication among these institutions. As the NSPAA
organization grows, so does its association with federal offices and representatives. This interaction has proved to
be essential in empowering HBCUs to remain competitive in the research arena and to stay abreast of current
developments in sponsored research.
Each year NSPAA continues to sharpen its mission, gain visibility, and broaden its membership base within the
HBCU sponsored research community. Membership in NSPAA is open to all individuals at HBCUs and new
members are always welcomed. Associate membership status is offered to the many supporters interested in the
promotion of HBCUs activity engaged in sponsored program pursuits.
NSPAA BOARD OF DIRECTORS
President
Mr. Elbert R. Malone
South Carolina State University
803-536-8394
malone@scsu.edu
President Elect
Ms. Linda Jackson
Virginia Union University
804-257-5807
Irjackson@vuu.edu
Ms. Veronica Goodman
Norfolk State University
757-823-9053
vgoodman@claflin.edu
Ms. Danette Hall
Tuskegee University
334-727-8233
dthall@mytu.tuskegee.edu
Norma J. Frank, Ph.D.
Southern University and A&M
Baton Rouge Campus
225-771-2809x203
Norma-Lemond@subr.edu
Ms. Paula R. D. Shaw
Norfolk State University
757-823-9053
pshaw@nsu.edu
Ms. Vareva Harris
Benedict College
803-705-4616
harrisv@benedict.edu
Secretary
Ms. Corine Williams
Alabama A&M University
256-372-8277
corine.williams@aamu.edu
Mildred Huff Ofosu, Ph.D.
Morgan State University
443-885-3447
mildred.ofosu@morgan.edu
Franklin Hamilton, Ph.D. (Emeritus)
Florida A&M University
(formerly)
Treasurer
Mr. Waverly McMichael, Jr.
Morehouse School of Medicine
404-752-1615
wmcmichael@msm.edu
Frankh64@embarqmail.com
Edet Isuk, Ph.D.
Morgan State University
443-885-3447
edet.isuk@morgan.edu
Mr. Marvin H. Watkins (Emeritus)
North Carolina A&T State University
(formerly)
336-274-0904
marvwat@aol.com
Expanding Sponsored Programs and Research Possibilities With
Contracts: Understanding The Requirements For Success
June 7-10, 2016
Sheraton Pentagon City Hotel, Arlington, VA
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