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FOREVER A FALCON
Once you graduate from SAU, you may no longer be a student of the University, but you are forever a Falcon, and forever family.ALUMNI SPOTLIGHT
Re'Shae Green, Class of 2017
Re’Shae N. Green, English teacher in Washington, DC. Is also a newly published author. Her new book Emmel Zealous Hip-Hop Dreams is a Mental Health awareness book focused on Anxiety disorder. Re’Shae suffered with anxiety as a child and hopes this book will aid children and remind them that they can.
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Dr. Voris McBurnette, Class of 1991
Dr. Voris McBurnette ’91 receives his first star as he is promoted to Brigadier General and assumes the duties of the Commandant of the Joint Forces Staff College, a part of the National Defense University. His promotion signifies the first Saint Augustine’s Army ROTC graduate to achieve this rank.
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Jolisa Williams, Class of 2012
Alumna Jolisa Williams, ‘12 has been named Assistant Athletic Director for Media Relations at Bowie State University.
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Schaccoa Hoover, Class of 2011
GBI Announces Promotion of Schaccoa Hoover to CJIS Analyst Supervisor
Decatur, GA (August 11, 2021) – The Georgia Bureau of Investigation announces the promotion of Schaccoa Hoover to Criminal Justice Information Services (CJIS) Analyst Supervisor in the Georgia Crime Information Center (GCIC) at GBI Headquarters. Ms. Hoover will be responsible for overseeing and guiding the CJIS Analyst team during their daily system operations of the Georgia Protective Order Registry, CJIS On-line Validations System, Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR), and other CJIS network services provided by the Georgia Crime Information Center.
Ms. Hoover began her career with the GBI in 2015 in GCIC, Applicant Services as a CJIS Specialist. Ms. Hoover was promoted to CJIS Analyst in 2017 and was a part of the CJIS analyst team that was instrumental in developing, implementing, and training law enforcement agencies on Georgia’s National Incident-Based Reporting System (NIBRS) portal as Georgia transitioned to strictly NIBRS data submissions to the FBI.
Ms. Hoover began her career in law enforcement in 2012 with the North Carolina State Bureau of Investigation, where she worked as a Fingerprint Identification Technician.
Ms. Hoover received her Bachelor of Science degree in Forensic Science from Saint Augustine’s University in Raleigh, North Carolina. She is a native of Charlotte, North Carolina, and currently resides in the City of Atlanta.
Coco Elysses, Class of 1991
Coco is the Chairwoman for The Association for the for the Advancement of Creative Musicians. Coco holds a MFA in creative writing. In 2019, she won the ALTA Award and Jeff Award for Best Original Music in a Play, and was a featured musician in the critically claimed FOX TV drama Empire.
Moddie Turay, Class of 1999
Mr. Turay is a LOEB Fellow 2022. Moddie Turay is an accomplished real estate and economic development executive passionate about creating projects that are socially, economically, and architecturally significant. He is the founder and CEO of City Growth Partners, a Detroit based real estate development company focused on advancing catalytic projects.
Jamar Jones, Class of 2000
Jamar currently manages Digital Services and Technologies. He is responsible for delivering faculty content to North Carolina public officials through classroom course, webinars, eLearning modules and Zoom teleconferences. He also oversees the Desktop Support team and all classroom technologies.
Dr. Johnelle Sherald, Class of 1976
A few things about Dr. Sherald:
Doctor of Education (ED.D) in Educational Administration 1996 – Nova South Eastern University
Masters Degree (MA) in Adaptive Physical Education 1977 – The Ohio State University
Retired Elementary Principal and State Dept. of Ed. Office of School Leadership Associate.
Vice President of NAA
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Hello, fellow Falcons!
We, as alumni, are the lifeline to our dear alma mater. As such, our donations, continued engagement and involvement, and recruiting of the next generation of Falcons are critical to ensure its future.
By maintaining deep ties with the University, we strengthen our very own foundation and allow ourselves the opportunity to reconnect with former classmates, and establish new relationships with current school administrators, students and friends of Saint Augustine’s University.
– Sheryl Harris Ximinies
Director of Alumni Affairs & University Events
sximines@st-aug.edu
919.516.4343
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