About Us
Our History
In 1969, the Norfolk Division of Virginia State College was granted independence by the General Assembly of Virginia and was named Norfolk State College. Immediately following independence, the leadership of the college and alumni set forth to establish an alumni association under the name of Norfolk State College. On May 29, 1971 the first annual meeting of the Norfolk State College Alumni Association was held on campus.
In 2000, the Association adopted its new name – Norfolk State University Alumni Association (NSUAA) and it is governed by a board of directors which consists of the: president, first vice-president, second vice-president, recording secretary, corresponding secretary, financial secretary, treasurer, chaplain, immediate past president, and a designee from each chapter.
Over the past forty-six years, the NSUAA has evolved into an accomplished and vibrant organization. Today, it has twenty-six chapters across the country and members around the world. Committed to supporting the mission of its alma mater, the NSUAA strives to serve as a beacon to future generations of alumni.

The purpose of the Association shall be to organize the alumni of Norfolk State University to develop and promote the educational objectives and activities of Norfolk State University by providing an organization through which alumni of the University may:
- Provide financial support to Norfolk State University.
- Assist the University in its efforts to obtain public and private support.
- Assist the University in recruitment and retention of students, and the development of career opportunities, aided by the awarding of scholarships to deserving and needy students.
- Communicate with alumni and friends in support of the University.
NSUAA Atlanta Chapter Networks
In order to help alumni maintain
We encourage all of our alumni
Team for Community Engagement and Alumni

Katie G. Burke, Ph.D
NSUAA Atlanta Executive Board

Yvonne Young '74
President

Dave Alford '94
First Vice President

Robert Ross, Jr. '94
Second Vice President

Angela Mays-Shelley ‘14
Corresponding Secretary

Michelle Martin ‘82
Financial Secretary

Lauren Haley ‘92
Treasurer

Faye Rashid ‘80
Parliamentarian

Sherress Hicks ‘01
Chaplain

Vacant
Recording Secretary
Standing Committee Leads
Dina Jones-Myrick – Community Service/Student Relations
Samantha Williams ’89 – Scholarship Committee
Gregory Skeeter ’15 – Fund-raising Committee
Clifford Brown ’93 – Membership Committee
Lauren Haley ’92 – Budget/Finance Committee
Ad Hoc Committee Leads
Adrian Stubbs ’80 – By-Laws Committee
Sherrelle Williams ’89 – Social Media Committee
Lauren Haley ’92 – Homecoming Committee
Tracey Mack ’93 – MEAC ATL Representative
Courtney Daniels ’09 – HBCU Alliance Representative
Cheryl Ward – Awards Committee
Kesha Chapman – Photography Committee
Korey Jones ’09 – Website Committee
Transportation Committee (Vacant)