SU's GOT TALENT In 1983, Coming Back Together (CBT) was the first reunion of its kind in the nation. It brings African American and Latino alumni back to campus to celebrate their accomplishments and experience SU’s growth and change. In 1987, the Our Time Has Come Scholarship Campaign was launched and continues to help African American and Latino students today.

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CELEBRATE, INSPIRE, EMPOWER! CELEBRAR, INSPIRAR, EMPODERAR!

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WELCOME

Thank you, thank you, thank you for taking the time to experience this inaugural SU’s Got Talent Showcase during Coming Back Together 2014! I ebulliently greet you. Tonight’s showcase is the culmination of a raw concept embraced by many talented professionals and entertainment experts. It is our hope that you enjoy the diversity of the presentations as much as we enjoyed designing them.

There were two rules for participating in the SU’s Got Talent Showcase: 1) Be an SU student or SU alum, 2. Be an African American or Latino. No exceptions. Students and alumni purposively worked side by side from planning, to production to the culminating event --- the final performance.

The result: approximately a 60-year span of performers both on and off stage learning, growing and experiencing one another’s world. With active participation of 120 people, expect 120 minutes of continuous entertainment. If I could have given every one of you a catheter, I would have. You will not even want to miss the entertaining surprise during intermission.

I thank the entire village it took to manifest this vision. I especially thank my right hand ‘Joseph Edwards’, and my left hand ‘Dianna Crawford’ through this process. I ova’ appreciate you two. I further thank our advocate, Miguel Sapp, whose professional ethos is built on integrity and delivering on promise.

At the core of SU’s Got Talent mission is the underlying purpose to create a landscape built on inclusivity, connectivity and most of all generosity of our time, talents and resources. There are a lot of brown and black students relying on us and we will continue to come back and give back!

Overall, SU’s Got Talent was designed to pull your heartstrings while bridging both historical and current events. So, let happy happen and enjoy.

…appreciatin’ you,

June M. GrantProducer

SU’s Got Talent

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

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PRODUCTION TEAM & PERFORMERS

MEET THE LEADERSHIP TEAM

MEET THE PERFORMING ARTISTS

MEET THE ACTORS

MEET THE PLANNING COMMITTEE

MEET THE PRODUCTION TEAM

PROGRAM

37 SPECIAL THANKS

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ACT I

KALABASHCaribbean Dance Troupe

“THE MOB”Tony Brown - Tantus Branham - Gary Brown - Colie Williams

“20 SECOND SPRING”Gary Brown - Georgina Morillo

KEISHA-GAYE ANDERSONPoet

“Excerpts from Keisha-Gaye Anderson’s Collection”

CHARLES ‘RAHMAT’ WOODSSaxophonist

“Twelve Oh One”

”SHAW HALL”Tamar Smithers - Colie Williams

“THE AUDITION”Tantus Branham - Georgina Morillo

CREATIONS DANCE COMPANYInterpretive Dance Troupe“Michael Jackson Medley”

“Post-Op”Gary Brown - Georgina Morillo

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CELEBRATE!

INSPIRE!

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EMPOWER!

ANNA PHILLIPS Comedian

“BEST FRIENDS”Tamar Smithers - Colie Williams - Georgina Morillo

1962: PRETTY WOMEN LEGACYSam Penceal

DENASIA, COLIE, SHARISSE & DIANNA Vocal Ensemble

CHARLES ‘RAHMAT’ WOODS

Flutist“Four Women”

1925: DR. JULIA DAVIS June M. Grant

TAMAR SMITHERS Vocalist

“I’m Here”

INTERMISSION Featuring THE CITRUS SWEETHEARTS

IMANI J’LESSA WALLACE Spoken Word Artist

“When They Tell You”

“My Brother ’s Keeper”Joseph Edwards - Tony Brown

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ACT II SU’s GOT TALENT

CELEBRAR!

PALOMA GONZALEZLatin Vocalist

MARIO BRYANT & ELENA LUILatin Dance Couple

“Miedo”

MARIO BRYANT & BIANCA SOTO Salsa Couple

“Traicion”

INSPIRAR!

1974: LATINO’S REFLECTION IN TIMEJoe Cruz

Frank Torres (Congas)

PIEL CANELA NEW YORK CITY LATIN DANCE COMPANYLatin Dancers“La Economia”

“FRESHMAN YEAR”Gary Brown - Tamar Smithers - Tony Brown

“HAVEN HALL”Malcolm-Ali Davis - Tony Brown - Gary Brown

AUSTIN HOLMESVocalist

“Suit N Tie”

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JUNIOR YEAR”Gary Brown - Tamar Smithers - Tony Brown

“CARMELO”Joseph Edwards - Tantus Branham

EMPODERAR!

SHE-SALTVocalist/ Rapper

“Disco Heat” “Doo Wop (That Thing)”

“SECRET”Tantus Branham - Georgina Morillo

“CBT YEARS LATER”Gary Brown - Tamar Smithers - Tony Brown - Austin Holmes

MALCOLM-ALI DAVIS Vocalist

COLLIN ROBINSON Vocalist

CHARLES ‘RAHMAT’ WOODS Saxophonist

“What’s Going On”

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Dianna Crawford Joseph EdwardsMusic Director Artistic Director

PLANNING COMMITTEEMarilyn BatchelorDianna CrawfordJoseph Edwards

Chantal FeliceJune M. Grant

Vaughn HarperPat Hurlock

Charlene ‘Chazz’ Wilson

PERFORMING ARTISTSKeisha-Gaye Anderson

Mario Bryant & The Piel Canela NYC Latin Dance Co. The Citrus Sweethearts

Dianna CrawfordCreations Dance Troupe

Malcolm-Ali DavisPaloma Gonzalez

Austin HolmesKalabash Dance Troupe

Denasia LawrenceAnna Phillips

Collin RobinsonTamar Smithers

Sharisse ‘She-Salt’ Stancil-AshfordImani J’Lessa Wallace

Colette ‘Colie’ WilliamsCharles ‘Rahmat’ Woods

ACTORS Tantus Branham

Gary BrownTony Brown

Joe CruzMalcolm-Ali DavisJoseph EdwardsJune M. GrantAustin Holmes

Georgina MorilloSam Penceal

Tamar SmithersFrank Torres

Colette ‘Colie’ Williams

PRODUCTION TEAM

Stage Manager Annette ‘AJ’ Adams-Brown

Host Julius D. ‘Jewels’ Edwards

House Band Brownskin Band

DJ SquidStephen Soleyn

DJ Strikah

Adisa Akil Cassell

WritersRobb Armstrong

Rob EdwardsJoseph Edwards

Editor Lisa Jackson

Digital Media Producer Yalonda Arrington

Graphics-Digital DesignerTierra J. Taylor

PhotographerSetor Tsikudo

VideographyJulian Baptiste du Buclet

Emily BaileyTantus Branham

June M. GrantProducer

LEADERSHIP TEAM

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It’s no surprise that June M. Grant, the producer of SU’s Got Talent, is performing tonight. Although Ms. Grant is a businesswoman, she has a passionate appreciation for the arts. Prior to attending Syracuse, the Brooklyn native and Air Force brat attended New York City’s Fashion Industries School of Design. She also attended a vocational junior high school where she majored in dance and worked with the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater and trained with the Big Apple Circus.

Ms. Grant’s company, The J. Grant Group, identifies symbiotic partnerships to create strategic alliances between clients and federal agencies, nongovernmental organizations and larger businesses to solve problems while aiding mutual growth and development. She maintains clients within the arts industry to feed her art-enthusiast passion.

Ms. Grant graduated from SU’s Whitman School of Management in 1987 with a dual Bachelor of Science in Transportation and Distribution Management and Management Information Systems. She developed her business skills during an 18-year career in the corporate world. After working for Ford Motor Company, Motown Animation & Filmworks and Owens Corning, she began assisting in the growth and development of small to medium-size businesses. Ms. Grant has worked with clients in industries such as fashion, entertainment, information technology, finance, leadership, training, construction and international development. “The industries are diverse, but people worldwide are essentially the same,” she says. “They want to be valued, respected, heard, and have the holes in their floor filled. I like to think I do that, creatively.”

She may be reached at junemgrant1@gmail.com

June M. GrantSUGT Leadership TeamProducerActressSU ‘87

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Dianna Giselle Crawford is a 1987 SU graduate with dual degrees in Marketing and Management Information Systems who has been singing since she could talk. At the tender age of five she would put a plastic flower in her hair, use a pencil as a cigarette holder and sing to her captive audience of stuffed animals and the family dog.

Ms. Crawford honed her talents at Carnegie Hall Studios studying under the late, great tenor, Dr. Chauncey Northern. After working with several well known New York producers in studio sessions, she packed her bags and moved to Atlanta, Georgia to further her career. It is there she was discovered during a studio session for a local rap group and inked a recording deal with Warner Brothers Records as an artist.

Ms. Crawford has shared the stage with jazz greats such as Lionel Hampton and Dionne Warwick and she has received vocal credits on recordings of several Atlanta R & B and rap artists, and on Sir Elton John’s tribute to Fats Domino. She is currently featured in the special events band Platinum. Ms. Crawford has been described as having the power of Tina Turner and the grace of Sarah Vaughan.

In addition to her passion for the arts, Dianna Crawford is a full-time Realtor serving the Metropolitan Atlanta area. She can be reached at the following: dianna@diannacrawford.com

Dianna CrawfordSUGT Leadership TeamMusic DirectorVocalistSU ‘87

Joseph Edwards is an artist and educator of diverse talents. His work as an actor and playwright has been showcased on film, television, and stage. Mr. Edwards did a limited engagement of his one-man show Manchild In The Promised Land at the John F. Kennedy Center, in Washington DC. Mr. Edwards also won three AUDELCO awards for his critically acclaimed Off-Broadway production of FLY, a comedy he both wrote and performed.

As an actor, Mr. Edwards appeared in the film Bad Company. He has had guest appearances on several popular television shows. He has appeared on and off Broadway and has stared in many noted productions, including his own in New York City and Washington, D.C.

He has performed at Caroline’s Comedy Club and the New York Comedy Club and was one of the finalists of the Tom Joyner Comedy Night at Madison Square Garden’s Comedy Garden. His comedic talent was center stage at New York’s Symphony Space in The Joe Cool Revue, which he produced.

For the past thirty years Mr. Edwards has inspired thousands of young people as a motivational speaker and educator. Currently he is working on his new play Reparations: the Musical set to premier in 2015. He can be reached at the following joedwards25@aol.com

Joseph EdwardsSUGT Leadership TeamArtistic DirectorWriterActorSU ‘83

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Keisha-Gaye Anderson, a Jamaican born poet, creative writer, and screenwriter, graduated from SU’s Newhouse School and College of Arts and Sciences. She holds an M.F.A. in Creative Writing from The City College and is a Jamaican-born poet, creative writer, and screenwriter. In 2013, she was selected to participate in the Callaloo Creative Writing workshop for fiction at Brown University, and was chosen as a featured reader. In 2010, she was named a fellow by the North Country Institute for Writers of Color, and was also short listed for the Small Axe literary competition.

Ms. Anderson’s writing has appeared in a number of collections, anthologies, and literary magazines. Ms. Anderson’s journalistic work includes news and documentary production for CBS, PBS, and Japanese television, as well as feature articles several notable national magazines. As a screenwriter, she has written for Hallmark cable channel news programming, and the independently produced sitcom, “The Married Bachelor.” She is also a longstanding member of the Harlem Arts Alliance Screenwriting Workshop. Anderson lives in Brooklyn, NY with her husband and two children and you may reach her at www.keishagaye.com.

Keisha-Gaye AndersonPoetSU ‘96

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Paloma Gonzalez Rios is an SU class of 2017 School of Architecture student who has Latin singing in her blood. When she was 10 she desperately wanted to be in the elementary school choir but was not allowed to join. Since then, she has realized that her love of culture is as great as her love of music and that music is the most beautiful and powerful way to learn about world cultures. She is honored to have the opportunity to take part in “SU’s Got Talent” to share her great love of music and diversity with others. Ms. Gonzlez, who is of Mexican and Guatemalan heritage, was born in Texas, raised in Mexico and is proud of her Hispanic and multi-cultural heritage; she believes that there is no better way to express her pride than through her music. Given her love of world cultures and music, she has the perfect first name, Paloma, which means dove in Latin and is a symbol of peace. She can be reaached at pigonzal@syr.edu.

Paloma Gonzalez RiosVocalistSU ‘16

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Malcolm-Ali Davis is an 18-year-old Triple Threat Entertainer (Actor/Singer/Dancer) who has performed on Broadway and internationally. He has been in the Entertainment Industry for over a decade and has done numerous Commercials, Voice-Over’s, Television Shows, Films and Theatricals. One of his biggest roles to date was the lead as “Young Simba” in Disney’s Award winning Broadway musical, The Lion King. Mr. Davis is a member of the AEA, and is SAG & AFTRA eligible. He started in show business at the young age of 3. Since that time he has done work for: CBS, Disney, Verizon, Radio Shack, NBC, and The Opera Company and The Classic Shakespeare Company of Philadelphia, to name a few. Aside from acting, Mr. Davis is an equally accomplished and versatile R&B/Pop/Jazz singer. He has spent the past few years working with an array of well-known producers and writers. Mr. Davis cites Whitney Houston, Prince, Stevie Wonder, and Denzel Washington (among many other legends), as his main influences.He can be reached at: Facebook: www.facebook.com/MALIDavis Reverbnation: www.reverbnation.com/malcolmalidavis

Malcolm-Ali DavisVocalistActorSU ‘18

Austin Holmes is currently an Acting major in his junior year here at Syracuse University. In his freshmen year he won the title of Syracuse Idol and has since then performed at numerous events on and around campus. He was featured in a cover story for 20 Watts Magazine. This past summer he was a contestant on the hit BET show Apollo Live and this fall you can see him perform as a lead character “Seaweed J. Stubbs” in Syracuse Stage’s Regional Theatre Production of Hairspray. He may be reached at or Instagram @AustinHolmesMusic or AustinHolmesMusic@gmail.com

Austin HolmesActorVocalistSU ‘16

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PERFORMING ARTISTS

Syracuse University’s Citrus Sweethearts was founded by Simonisa Selmon in 2013. The hardworking lady students of Citrus Sweethearts are the epitome of an HBCU-style dance line. The format of a “versatile” auxiliary derived from corps-style band concepts of the South. Citrus Sweethearts incorporate a style of dance called of J-setting (major-ette, jazz, ballet, hip-hop and drill). Syracuse’s newly formed dance organization was based on the idea of bringing its founder’s southern heritage to an east coast-based campus. The women of Citrus Sweethearts are fierce, and empower themselves through poise and performance...both on stage and in their personal and professional lives. Learn more at: http://citrussweethearts.wix.com/sweethearts

The Citrus SweetheartsAuxiliary Dance Line

Although Mario Bryant’s major at Syracuse University’s Whitman School of Management was Management Information Systems; this Long Island New York native has always had a passion for music and dancing.

Mr. Bryant’s appetite for the arts began in high school as a “street crew” Hip-Hop DJ and progressed to college as a House Music DJ for his Fraternity. However, his entertainment exposure expanded after pledging Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity and becoming “step-master” where he choreographed and performed in step shows on campus and the NYCmetro area.

Growing up in a single parent African-American household, Mr. Bryant’s Latin influence came solely from his Grandmother; a Native of Ponce, Puerto Rico. It wasn’t until after college and through traveling to several Latin American countries, where his passion for Latin music and dancing ignited. Mr. Bryant sought out a dance school for instruction and eventually landed on the door steps of Piel Canela New York Center for Latin Arts in 2008 and in a few months joined the dance company.

Mario and his professional dance team are available to perform and provide services for a wide variety of events both domestically and internationally. To learn more, contact visit www.pielcaneladancers.com

Mario Bryant Latin DancerSU ‘90

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PERFORMING ARTISTS

Colette “Colie” Williams is a native New Yorker and a proud 1988 graduate of Syracuse University. She has appeared in a variety of productions in the DC area including a Kennedy Center national tour. Colie is also a singer/songwriter whose CD Light Up The Darkness debuted in March 2011. She has established an artist in residence at Jo-Jo’s Restaurant located in the historic U Street corridor in Washington DC. You can catch her performing there on the 1st Wednesday of each month. Colie has also been blessed to teach in early childhood special education for over 20 years. She would like to thank the Creator for making her purpose as an artist/activist very clear. Her new single “Natural” was released in July 2013. You can learn more about Ms. Williams and her music at www.coliewilliams.com.

Colette “Colie” WilliamsVocalist ActressSU ‘88

Imani (Poetic J’lessa) Wallace is a SU junior studying Public Relations at Newhouse with a minor in Sociology. She was proudly born and raised in the ‘Boogie Down’ Bronx, NY. She is currently the Vice President of External Affairs for the Student African-American Society, the Co-Community Coordinator for the NAACP, and the Historian for the National Association of Negro Business and Professional Women’s Club, Inc. Ms. Wallace has been a member of the Black Reign Step Team, a peer mentor in the Full Circle Mentoring Program, and a poet in the Verbal Blend Poetry program since the first semester of her freshman year. She is a recipient of the “Our Time Has Come” Scholarship, awarded by the Office of Program Development. Ms. Wallace has also participated in various campaigns to raise awareness about issues of importance on campus, such as the Women’s Leadership Initiative through the Office of Student Affairs, the “Say It Loud Campaign”, and the “Hoodies Up Day” movement in memory of Trayvon Martin. She loves reading, writing, listening to music, exploring new walks of life and, of course, the art of poetry. She may be reached at the following:iwallace@syr.edu.

Imani J’lessa WallaceSpoken Word ArtistSU ‘16

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PERFORMING ARTISTS

The self-proclaimed Susan Boyle of comedy, audiences describe Anna Phillips as endearing, genuine and hilarious. She has appeared at several clubs, colleges and festivals in the northeast, including the Syracuse Fringe Festival, Chicago Women’s Funny Festival and the Women in Comedy Festival (Boston). She also produces and performs in a monthly show, Chicks Are Funny! at the Syracuse Funny Bone, where she is a regular. While performing her observational, slightly dead-pan humor with an element of storytelling, Ms. Phillips talks about race, family, working on a college campus, and weight issues in a way anyone can relate. Learn more about her at www.annaphillpscomedy.com

Anna PhillipsComedian

Tamar Smithers is a working Actress/Singer in the Central New York area and 2007 SU Bachelor of Fine Arts graduate. She works at the Community Folk Art Center (CFAC) as Director of Education and is the as Director of Education for the Barbizon USA, school of acting and modeling

In 2002, she was the only singer from the Syracuse City School District to perform in the Jazz in the City summer series, where she sang alongside several notable local singers. That same year she received the “Jazz in the City” Scholarship. While at SU, she starred in numerous productions on and off campus. The two most notable at SU include A Mid-summer Nights Dream and For Colored Girls Who’ve Considered Suicide When the Rainbow is Enuf. She also performed in The MacHaydn Theatre’s production of Nunsense The Musical. Her most recent performance was in The RedHouse Theatre’s production of The Music Man.

Ms. Smithers is very active in the Syracuse community, and serves on the Advisory Board for Lit for Life, which promotes Literacy among young mothers and their children. She has been a long time performer with the Cjack Run Revue, and can be seen every summer at for the Pan African Village Showcase at the NY State Fair. She has a true passion for mentoring and being a positive role model for youth. She is eager to encourage our young people to believe that no matter what their circumstances may be, if they continue to pursue their dreams anything is possible! She may be reached at tjsmithe@syr.edu.

Tamar SmithersVocalistActressSU ‘07

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PERFORMING ARTISTS

Sharisse “She-Salt” Stancil-Ashford graduated SU in 2009, majoring in Policy Studies and Music History and Cultures. She is a singer, songwriter, poet and emcee from White Plains, New York, who cites Whitney Houston, Lauryn Hill, and Maya Angelou among her major influences. She has been performing since she was 11 and honed her vocal skills in school and church choirs, and developed her deft lyrical ability at open-mic events and poetry slams. She’s shared the stage with Trey Songz, Sizzla Kalongi, Kirk Franklin and Karen Clark Sheard, and has paid tribute to Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Darlene Love.

Ms. Stancil-Ashford exercises her passion for community as a performer for correctional facilities, foster homes and AIDS treatment programs. She also serves as an active and past executive board member of the Westchester Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated. Ms. Stancil-Ashford has also volunteered her time and talents to several youth organizations including, NAACP ACT-SO, H.I.P H.O.P (Highly Intelligent People Healing Our Planet) and Hip Hop 4 Life. As a student, Stancil-Ashford was the Director Trainee of the Black Celestial Choral Ensemble and President and Event Coordinator of the Black Artist League. She may be reached at she.salt.music@gmail.com.

Sharisse “She-Salt” Stancil-AshfordVocalist/ RapperSU ‘09

Collin Robinson hails from Atlanta, Georgia. He is an SU sophomore studying Communication Design with hopes of pursuing his dream of becoming a Creative Director. Along with his strong interest in design, Mr. Robinson has a strong passion for music. He enjoys performing, ministering, and simply using his voice as tool to touch the souls of the audience. He’s a proud member the Black Celestial Choral Ensemble, Black Legacy (a cappella group), and the First Year Players (musical theatre group). Mr. Robinson may be reached at cjrobinson95.cr@gmail.com.

Collin RobinsonVocalistSU ‘17

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PERFORMING ARTISTS

In 1988, the SU Caribbean Student Association (CSA) along with Rhoda Arrindell created the Kalabash Dance Troupe. In the fall of 2001, Kalabash moved away from CSA to further develop its unique qualities as a dance troupe. Subsequently the troupe experienced a newfound growth and expanded in many ways, including incorporating both female and male dancers from diverse ethnic backgrounds and cultures. Today Kalabash has members who hail from many places ranging from Trinidad and Jamaica to California and Alaska

Kalabash, or calabash, is a bowl used to hold items that mean the most to you and is a mixture of culture just as SU’s Kalabash is a mixture of culture. To its members, this is more than just a dance team; it has become more of a family. Being so far away from home, this troupe has become a place for wisdom, support, friendship, laughter and love for the troupe. Kalabash Dance Troupe continues to grow and is only getting better with time. Since its formation, Kalabash has been invited to perform at various on and off campus events including the Festival of Nations, an annual event celebrated by the entire Syracuse community.

Kalabash Dance TroupeCaribbean Dance Troupe

Denasia Lawrence has a passion for music that began at a very early age when she sang in church choir. She performed at the Apollo Theatre in Harlem, NY when she was 7 and placed 1st twice and 2nd once. She auditioned for BET’s Sunday Best and made it to the third round. She now sings for fun and hopes to expand her talent to the world someday.

Denasia is a proud 2013 graduate of Syracuse University ‘s David B. Falk College of Sports and Human Dynamics with a Bachelor of Science in Child and Family Studies and will be pursuing a Master of Social Work degree at New York University. She can be reached at delawren@syr.edu

Denasia R. LawrenceVocalistSU ‘17

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PERFORMING ARTISTS

CHARLES ‘RAHMAT’ WOODS, an SU graduate, has performed on flute or saxophone with Roy Haynes, Helen Humes, Don Cherry, Tarika Blue, Conjunto Peligro, Odean Pope’s Saxophone Choir, Randy Debarge, Eva Cassidy, Little Helena, Klassic Kids of DC, Poetry in Motion, Jazz-E, Pluckerland Blues, The Peace on Earth Ensemble, and others in New York, Washington, DC, Maryland and Virginia.

Woods has appeared with his own ensembles on the cable TV show “On Location with Strictly Biz!, N.Y. broadcast of “Harambe!” and “Black on Black”, and Maryland broadcast of “PGAA Creatively Speaking.” His theme music is used for the syndicated Native American cable TV show “Four Winds”. His song “Look What You Done to Me” was used in the major feature film “Something New” starring Sanaa Lathan. Woods recordings include: “The Language of Birds” (2013), “The Unidentified Sound” (2011 C. Henry Woods Troupe), “Live at Johnny’s (2010), “Dance With Your Wife” (2010), “DC Love Orchestra” (2005), “Rahmat Shabazz Original Jazz” (2003), “Modern Music Therapy”(1999); “Equinox” (Jazz-E/Cosmicly 1990), “Ella “ and “ Columbia Road” (Peligro 1985), “Novato De Amour” (Moonflower 1983), “Pluckerland West” (with Pluckerland band 2009),“The Stranger” ( C. Henry Woods Troupe, enyx 1975).

CHARLES ‘RAHMAT’ WOODS & the RAHMAT SHABAZZ BAND has performed for numerous dignitaries and government representatives in the Washington, DC metropolitan area. He may be reached at the following:www.rahmatshabazz.com.

Charles ‘Rahmat’ WoodsMusicianSU ‘72

Creations Dance Company provides a unique opportunity for the students at Syracuse University to experience traditional African pieces as well as modern dance styles. Creations was founded by ten dynamic women of color when African-Americans were not given the chance to perform with other dance groups on campus. Creations originally only performed traditional African dance, but their repertoire grew to include gospel, hip-hop, jazz, contemporary, and tap. In every show, Creations Dance Company performs at least one African dance to remain true to the original intentions of the founders.

Creations Dance TroupeInterpretive Dance Troupe

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Tantus Branham is a native of Queens, N.Y., and a 1987 Newhouse graduate who majored in Television, Radio & Film. Mr. Branham has spent the last 12 years as a producer and editor with ESPN. He was also the radio talent and producer for WOLF Radio’s Sports/Talk Radio show Know the Game from 1991-92 and was a producer, photographer and editor for the local Syracuse NBC & Fox affiliates from 1992-2001. He has won three Sports Emmy Awards and five ESPN Visionary Edit Awards. While at SU he performed in three plays, member of Black Celestial Choral Ensemble, and in 2005 he appeared in the film Land of the College Prophet. He can be reached at tantus.branham@espn.com

Tantus BranhamActorVideographer

Tony Brown is a native of Boston, Massachusetts. Mr. Brown has an MFA in Act-ing/Directing from Syracuse University, where he is a Dance Instructor as well. He has preformed with many companies throughout the country including Syracuse Opera, New York’s Shakespeare Festival, Chicago’s Lakeside Dinner Theatre, etc. . His credits include various roles in The Wizard of Oz, Raisin in the Sun, Aint’ Misbehaving, LaCage Aux Follies, Othello, Titus Andronicus, King Lear and Death and the King’s Horsemen.

Tony BrownActorSU ‘00

Georgina Morillo is a native of Harlem and Senior at SU. She has always admired acting and has seized every opportunity she’s gotten to perform. Despite many obstacles she is realizing her goal being an actress. Ms. Morillo credits her Dominican parent’s unconditional support of her artistic endeavors. As a student, she has been involved in many performances and was able to study abroad at Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre in London, England. Ms. Morillo considers acting more than her passion but her lifestyle and wants to use her art not just to perform but to empower. She may be reached at GeorginaM93@gmail.com

Georgina MorilloActressSU ‘15

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Joe Cruz graduated from Syracuse University in 1974 with B.A in Sociology and received a Master’s Degree in Sociology from West Texas State in 1976. He retired in 2011 from a 30 year career with IBM. He is a member of the SU Alumni Board, LANSU, a Founding Member of Syracuse University P.R.O. (Puerto Rican Organization) and has been a proud member of the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity for 42 years. He received the Omega Man of the Year Award twice for community service and is well known for his efforts to support young people by connecting them to internships and scholarships as well as mentoring through the White Plains Youth Bureau, for which he received a Certificate of Recognition from the Mayor of White Plains. In 2005, he received the Syracuse University Alumni Award at CBT VIII. Joe Cruz established the social media site SU Posse, which keeps alumni abreast of current events that impact the lives of Blacks and Latinos. He can reached at jhcruz@netscape.net

Joe CruzActorSU ‘74

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Gary V. Brown has been in the music industry for over 20 years. He began his career as a member of the legendary R&B group “Kool and The Gang”. After his time with the super group he went on to record a solo album entitled “Rhythm or Romance”, under the Capitol Records banner. His single “Don’t Make Me Beg” entered the top 10 on Billboard’s R&B charts. As a writer and Record Producer, Gary has amassed 4 Grammy award nominations, working with artists such as Justin Timberlake, George Benson, Barry White, Paulina Rubio, Gladys Knight, Whitney Houston, Roberta Flack, and Chaka Kahn to name a few. He has also scored numerous television commercials for clients such as Burger King, SpaghettiOs and McDonalds. His work can also be heard on the multi-platinum “Kidz Bop” compilations, as well as original compositions for the films “On The Line” (N’SYNC) and “Roll Bounce” (Chaka Kahn). Mr. Brown may be reached at gvictorbrown@yahoo.com.

Gary V. BrownActorSU ‘83

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A lifelong Harlem resident, Sam Penceal has been an educator and education administrator in New York and around the country for more than four decades. Although Penceal is probably best known for his athletic exploits while a member of the Syracuse University Men’s Basketball Team in the 1960s, he also coached CCNY’s Men’s and Women’s Varsity Tennis Teams in the 1980s and 1990s while he was earning his Master’s Degree in Reading.

As an educator, Penceal is a former Blue Ribbon award winning middle school principal experienced in improving schools and increasing student academic achievement. Mr. Penceal has experience in alternative education on the high school and college levels and has many years of community involvement in urban settings. He has used his athletic and academic skills to mentor and coach students on the field and in the classroom.

In addition to a B.A. in English from SU, Mr. Penceal, also completed a Master’s degree program in Television/Radio at the Newhouse School. He also holds a Master’s degree in Supervision and Administration at Bank Street College of Education and earned a certificate in The Art of the Principalship from the Graduate School of Education at Harvard University.

He can be reached at princsam@aol.com

Sam PencealActorSU ‘66

Francisco Torres is a 1976 SU graduate. Since childhood he has been drawing and painting people with different modes of self expression. Through his multiple art mediums, he attempts to communicate his thoughts about the way we live either good or bad and how social and political issues affect us all. Being spiritually broadminded his art depicts the world around him. Drawing from, illustrating and expressing such influences as: African, Hispanic, Indian, Cave, Medieval, and Renaissance Art. As Mr. Torres evolves and develops so does his art: It’s a continual process. He can be reached at frank_torr@msn.com

Francisco TorresCongas PlayerSU ‘76

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Native New Yorker, and All City High School player at Boys High in Brooklyn, Vaughn Harper was recruited as an All American standout that played in the NIT tournament with his alma mater Syracuse University, and then spent a brief stint with the CBL, which garnered him a try-out with the Detroit Pistons.

Beyond his basketball career, for more than 3 decades, millions of listeners tuned-in to Harper’s broadcast confident that his smooth voice would enhance their evenings. As a forerunner in Quiet Storm programming he has influenced generations of radio hosts and has been credited by some with initiating the platform for Smooth Jazz radio.

Harper has hosted Millennium consumer’s successful video game “Grand Theft Auto 4” as the voice of the in-game station VIBE RADIO. He has been the voice of Budweiser’s Black History Month special The Great Kings of Africa, and the host of Japan’s top rated Suntory Quiet Storm. He also co-produced the 2004 ballad driven album Vaughn Harper presents Quiet Songs. Mr. Harper also gives back to the community and he established the annual “Celebrity Toy Drive” that provides gifts to underprivileged children in the New York metropolitan area during the Christmas holidays.

Vaughn HarperSUGT Planning CommitteeSU ‘68

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Charlene “Chazz” Wilson is a statistician and financial analyst who majored in Finance and Economics at SU and graduated with honors. Ms. Wilson spent many of her formative years in Canada where her father was stationed with the U.S. Air Force. In addition to her SU degree, she holds an MS in Statistics (Policy Application) from American University. She began her career in housing finance policy at a Washington, D.C. area think tank and now works as a director for a major national public mortgage corporation. Ms. Wilson has taught statistics at a local college in D.C., has served as a consultant on dissertation/research activities for students and now teaches SAS as a corporate contribution. She also serves as a mentor for several people both inside and outside of her employment. In addition to her career, Ms. Wilson has made a personal commitment to give back to the community and currently serves on two non-profit boards in the DC area, SU in DC and Bethesda Cares. She can be contacted at charleneshome@msn.com

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Charlene “Chazz” WilsonSUGT Planning Committee“Renaissance Woman”SU ‘95

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Los Angeles native Chantal Felice is an “Our Time Has Come” Scholar majoring in Broadcast and Digital Journalism at Newhouse. Ms. Felice is the President of the National Assoc. of Hispanic Journalists-Syracuse Chapter. Her multicultural background sparked her interest in being a part of a community of media enthusiasts who wish to advance in the news industry. As a student ambassador for the Newhouse Ambassadors Program, Chantal caters to the needs of prospective students. She has also produced the only hip-hop radio show, “Kings of Cuse” on WJPZ 89.1 FM. Ms. Felice also served as the Media Relations Director for Verbal Blend, a spoken word program; and used her media relations expertise to increase the program’s circulation on campus through the use of multimedia and social networks. Before coming to SU, Ms. Felice was a professional dancer and instructor. She is currently completing her last year at SU and is also the Contributing Editor for Unleash’d Magazine.

Ms. Felice can be reached at: cmfelice@syr.edu

Chantal FeliceSUGT Planning CommitteeSU ‘15

Pat Hurlock is the founder and president of Hurlock Marketing Enterprises. She has over 20 years of event planning and marketing experience and gets energized when producing memorable events that benefit women, children, students, families and non-profit organizations. Pat is often praised by her clients for her positive attitude, superb organizational skills and exceptional ability to work under pressure with a smile.

Ms. Hurlock holds a BS in Marketing and Organizational Development from Syracuse University and a MBA with a concentration in Marketing and Organizational Development from the University of Michigan. She is a member of New York Covenant Church; North Manhattan Alumnae Chapter, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc (by way of Kappa Lambda Chapter); and The Links Incorporated, Greater Hudson Valley (NY) Chapter.

She may be reached at (845) 624-5725 or www.hurlockmarketing.com.

Pat Hurlock SUGT Planning CommitteeSU ‘87

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Detroit native, Marilyn Ann Batchelor is an SU alum with dual degrees in magazine journalism and English Literature and minors in African-American Studies and French. She also holds an Executive MBA from the Harvard Business School, a Master of Theology and Ministry from Fuller Theological Seminary and is pursuing a PhD in Ethics and Cultural Studies at Claremont Graduate University. While at SU, Ms. Batchelor worked as a full-time newspaper reporter for the college and city newspapers. After graduation, she worked as a reporter for The Detroit News and The Orange County Register in California.

After transitioning from journalism into the entertainment industry, Ms. Batchelor held senior executive positions with Universal Music Group, Interscope/Geffen/A&M, Killer Tracks/Universal Music Publishing Group and most recently at Hidden Beach Experience as Chief Brand Officer. Throughout her career she marketed more than 30 Grammy and American Music award winning artists and orchestrated strategic deals for many famous entertainers exhibited her passion for music and creating marketing concepts that generate substantial revenue, while delivering REAL music to the masses.

A local and global activist, Marilyn is an ordained pastor in both the Methodist and Seventh day Adventist denominations. Batchelor’s additional achievements are serving as member for several local and national boards for a variety of charities and notable causes. She is also a published author of fiction, poetry, academic papers for various publications.

She can be reached at batchelormarilyn@gmail.com

Marilyn Ann BatchelorSUGT Planning CommitteeSU ‘85

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Annette “AJ” Adams-Brown, a Creative Consultant/Production Assistant/ Designer/ Stage Manager /Teaching Artist/Actress, is the Founder and CCO of Annette’s Originals which she launched 1984. Her extensive 30 year background in the theater arts and entertainment industries has placed her in many creative arenas. She has served as the former Associate Artistic Director in the African American Studies Department at Syracuse University for The Paul Robeson Performing Arts Company, Production Assistant for Realization Media, Teaching Artist/Administrator at School of the HeARTS, Casting Director/Talent Coordinator at Syracuse Language Systems Vivendi Universal, and Lead Designer/Event Planner for the African American Bridal Extravaganza for The Pride of Syracuse Newspapers just to name a few. She has traveled the country as a Teaching/Touring Artist/Actress/Educator. In addition to her creative endeavors, Ms. Adams-Brown is also a Patient/Parent Educator for SUNY Upstate Medical University. She holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Theatrical Production from the University of Arizona. Ms. Adams-Brown is excited to share her creative energy with the production team, as Stage Manager for Syracuse University’s CBT “SU’s Got Talent.” She may be Annettesoriginals1@gmail.com.Learn more at www.annettesoriginals.com.

Annette “AJ” Adams-BrownStage Manager

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Inspired by groups like Mint Condition, The Roots, and Tony! Toni! Toné! the Brownskin Band of Syracuse, NY, was formed in August 2007. They got their name when founder Nate Brown combined his last name with his instrument of choice the drums more affectionately known as “skins”. Faced with the initial challenges of finding a cohesive group of talented and like-minded musicians he found his current band mates on his second try. With Nate on Drums, Gary Carter on vocals, Joe Cummings on keyboard and vocals, John Dale on bass, Danielle Mitchell on vocals, and Ekwan Brooks on keyboard, Brownskin is up and running and have recorded their own original CD and are using it as a means to spread their infectious positive energy throughout the world. The CD won the SAMMY (Syracuse Area Music Awards) for the best R&B CD in 2013.

Learn more at www.brownskinband.com. For information on Brownskin Band, you may reach Nate Brown at brownskinband@yahoo.com.

Brownskin BandHouse BandNate Brown, Band Leader

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Julius D. (Jewels) Edwards is a 1996 Masters graduate of Newhouse and an entertainer whose diverse abilities have captivated audiences for the last twenty years. Edwards is a community activist, actor, poet, writer, motivational speaker, comedian, and professional show host who connects with many audiences. For this, Edwards has been the host or opener for many well-known comedians and entertainers.

Mr. Edwards was previously the Executive Director of the Syracuse Partnership to Reduce Juvenile Gun Violence. Edwards also hosted his own radio show from 2003 to 2005 called “Hollaback” on Power 106.9FM that focused on discussing current events and featured community leaders and their analysis of the issues impacting Syracuse and he has served as Onondaga County’s Commissioner of Human Rights where he led economic and social justice efforts to protect and advocate on behalf of human rights. As an actor, Edwards began honing his skills as a young theatrical performer with Salt City Playhouse and later with the Paul Robeson Performing Arts Company. He has also done understudy work at Syracuse Stage. His most recent work was as the lead in a staged reading of “Name in the Street,” at the Syracuse Stage. He may be reached at julius.d.edawrdas@gmail.com.

Julius D. (Jewels) EdwardsHostSU ‘96

Yolanda R. Arrington has more than a dozen years of media experience, and has worked in national radio, local TV news, cable and private industry as a writer and producer. She has worked in the Washington, DC market for ABC News, News Channel 8, Retirement Living TV, the federal government and successfully completed a slew of freelance opportunities. As an award winning producer, Ms. Arrington has experience in newsrooms, in the corporate arena and most recently in the expanding field of social media content creation. She is a member of several service and business organizations, including the Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., Women of Color in Communications (ColorComm) and Women in Film & Video DC, where she has served on the board of directors for five years. Her degree in Broadcast Journalism is from the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications at Syracuse University. Learn more about Yolanda at yolandaarrington.com.

Yolanda R. ArringtonDigital Media ProducerSU ‘00

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Adisa Cassell, also known as “DJ Strikah” is a current student in the LC Smith School of Engineering, majoring in Information Systems. DJ Strikah is from Harlem, New York and has been a rising DJ for the past five years. While attending Syracuse University, his resume has grown to include Fraternities, Sororities, various concerts, banquets, parties, poetry slams, formals, and college radio stations. DJ Strikah has opened for artist such as, A$AP Rocky, School Boy Q, Fabolous, Tyga, Big Sean, Mr Vegas, Kerwin Dubois, and Tony Matterhorn. His reputation continues to grow for his unique ability to mix many different music genres including Hip Hop, Dancehall, Soca, African, Spanish, House and Pop. DJ Stikah is also an active member of the Caribbean Student Association and serves as Events Chair. You may reach DJ Strikah at aacassel@syr.edu.

Adisa CassellDJ StrikahSU ‘15

At an early age, Stephen ‘Squid’ A. Soleyn was fascinated with his parents’ console stereo and always liked to play the 45’s and LP’s that belonged to his sister. Mr. Soleyn became totally immersed in the new Hip Hop culture, particularly in the art of deejaying. He would go to local parties and watch the DJ’s work. He would eventually get his own DJ equipment and spin at a few local events. He already had the nickname “Squid”, but figured it would also be a good DJ name because it seemed to fit in with being able to master the turntables as if he had many hands working at once.

When he arrived Syracuse University in 1983, he became enamored with the party scene. There were already a few DJ’s spinning the various events, but Mr. Soleyn was determined to get his foot in the door somehow. He finally got his chance in 1984 when he convinced the ladies of Delta Sigma Theta to listen to a demo tape. The party was very successful and other offers started to pour in quickly. DJ Squid had become one of SU’s resident DJ’s for many years following playing at many of the “M” Street bars and then took his skills and love of music to the airwaves when he was instrumental in the launch of radio station AM1490-WOLF and also a host of “Club Beat Videos”. He has played at events along the east coast, and now he’s back where it all began....SYRACUSE....CBT!! DJ Squid can be reached at squidmix@gmail.com.

Stephen A. SoleynDJ Squid

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Rob Edwards is an accomplished screenwriter and producer with over 30 years of experience. His most recent career achievement was his work as a writer on Disney’s Academy Award and Golden Globe nominated The Princess and the Frog. Mr. Edwards has also produced over 200 episodes of television and written 50 episodes of shows including Full House, A Different World, The Marshall Chronicles, Roc, In the House and In Living Color, which earned him an Emmy Award nomination. He also wrote and produced The Fresh Prince of Bel Air and created and was Co-Executive Producer of Out All Night for NBC. Mr. Edwards also wrote Disney’s Academy Award nominated animated feature, Treasure Planet, consulted on Frozen, Wreck-it Ralph and Tangled and wrote Disney’s The King of the Elves, based on a short story by Phillip K. Dick. Last year he penned Animated American for producers at Walt Disney Studios and Amulet: The Stonekeeper for, Over-brook Entertainment and Warner Bros. Other active projects include U Betta Watch Out, an urban Christmas comedy, Seminole The Life and Times of Santa Claus, which will hit theaters in December in 2014.

Mr. Edwards’ popular Screenwriting Master Classes have lead to two upcoming books with Focal Press and his website robedwards.net vows to “eradicate bad screenwriting one writer at a time.” Born in Detroit, he currently lives in Beverly Hills with his wife, Michele, and two sons Joseph, a senior at Cornell University and Sammy, a junior at Beverly Hills High School. Learn more at www.robedwards.net.

Rob EdwardsWriterSU ‘85

Lisa M. Jackson is a 1995 SU graduate who was a dual major in English and Political Science. After working on Capitol Hill for several years, she went on to be a lobbyist with several national associations, was a federal employee with the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) and a contractor with the Department of Homeland Security and DoD. Ms. Jackson originally hails from New Jersey but is now a proud resident of her adopted hometown of Washington, D.C. Although not an artist herself, she has a deep appreciation for the arts.

Lisa JacksonEditorSU ‘95

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PEOPLE magazine described Robb Armstrong as one of the hottest cartoonists in America. The 1985 SU grad’s comic strip, Jump Start is the most widely syndicated daily strip by an African American in history. Mr. Armstrong is also in increasing demand as a motivational speaker. Most recently he has addressed TEDx Drexel University, and The Groton School in Massachusetts. Other recent venues include The Shipley School, The Buckley School, Syracuse University, and The Smithsonian Institute. On May 19th 2012, Robb Armstrong received an honorary “Doctor of Humane Letters” Honoris causa degree from Holy Family University in Pennsylvania.

Log onto GoComics.com to read his latest work or read it in hundreds of newspapers, including The Los Angeles Times, The New York Daily News or The Philadelphia Inquirer. You can also learn more about him at: http://www.robbarmstrong.com

Robb ArmstrongWriterCartoonistSU ‘85

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Ghanaian native, Brooklyn raised Setor Tsikudo (See-tore Chee-coo-doe) is a senior at the Whitman School of Management. Aspiring to be a Certified Public Account, Mr. Tsikudo’s major is accounting. He is a proud brother of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc. and Delta Sigma Pi Professional Fraternity. Mr. Tsikudo enjoys photography and blogging and has been effective in sharing his talents by working with numerous organizations on campus. For example, he is the Design Outreach Chair for Fashion Conscience. Also, he is in his third year as a photography intern with the Office of Fraternity and Sorority Affairs. Go Orange! He may be reached at sktsikud@syr.edu.

Setor TsikudoPhotographerSU ‘15

Tierra J. Taylor is a graphic design freelancer with a focus on branding, magazine layout design and web design consulting. She has a passion for photography and spends her free time capturing images of the world and people around her. Music and fashion inspire her craft and have been driving forces in her interest in the design industry.

Ms. Taylor is a proud 2014 graduate of the Newhouse with a degree in Graphic Design and a minor in marketing and psychology. You can learn more about Ms.Taylor and view her work at www.tierrajtaylor.com

Tierra J. TaylorGraphic-Digital DesignerSU ‘14

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Julian Baptiste du Buclet is an SU senior pursuing a Finance and Entrepreneurship Major in the Whitman School of Management. For the past two summers, he’s held internships in the financial and utility energy sectors. Born and raised in Chicago, Mr. du Buclet developed a passion for music production and has been a studio engineer and producer for various independent hip-hop and R&B artists.

Mr. du Buclet’s work in music production recently led him to video production which merged his love for music and photography. His video production work has helped to expand the genre of artists he works with to include pop, folk and country music. After officially launching his production company “Don Baptiste Productions” he has directed and edited a number of music videos for artists and politicians seeking to reach new and younger audiences. Mr. du Buclet’s clients range from the Honorable Martin Sandoval, Illinois State Senator, to Grammy-Nominated lyricist, King Louie for the song “New Slaves” and featured on Kanye West’s Send It Up. Today, Mr. du Buclet actively directs and edits videos for the start-up company Flosound as well as “Don Baptiste Productions”. Mr. du Buclet may be reached at jdubuclet@mac.com.

Julian Baptiste du BucletVideographerSU ‘15

Emily Bailey is junior majoring in television/radio/film at Newhouse with marketing and Spanish minors. She is the Executive Producer of CitrusTV Noticias, the first student-run Spanish news show in the United States. Ms. Bailey first fell in love with television production as a freshman in high school where her school had its own TV program. This was where she was first taught how to edit, direct, produce, and operate a camera for live content such as concerts, sporting events, and news shows. Ms. Bailey is always on the lookout for new opportunities to work with others to create meaningful and diverse content that inspires and influences others. Learn more at www.emilyhannahbailey.com

Emily Bailey VideographerSU ‘16

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“I, Too, Am” Movement

An international campaign initialized at Harvard and focuses on students of color across predominately white institutions (PWI’s) who feel marginalized, unheard, devalued and discriminated. It is hoped that this will provoke wider discussion and necessary change.

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SU’s GOT TALENT

Producing this showcase literally took a village. We could not have successfully organized 120 people from around the nation to virtually produce a show without the help of friends, SU faculty and SU family we like to call ‘Ambassadors’. The result of every phone call, reference, introduction, lead, research, and contact made available to us through these Ambassadors is what the audience is witnessing today.

Thank you for being a part of the village. It is our hope that the happiest days of your past, be the saddest days of your future.--- Moroccan Proverb

Miguel A. Sapp SU, Office of Program DevelopmentAngela Morales-Patterson SU, Office of Program DevelopmentLarry Martin SU, Office of Program Development Susan Blanca SU, Office of Program DevelopmentAlexander Snow SU, Events Technical ServicesCasey Morris SU, Technical DirectorRichard Montgomery Rixstar Studions, Graphics-Digital Design

Ambassadors

Claribel Almonte SU’01Jessica Bejarano SU-84James Dungey SU, Faculty, VPAAnju Jadusingh Franklin SU’15Bethaida González SU, Faculty, University CollegeTasha Guevara SU’94Rochelle Hill SU’98Catherine Kellman SU Faculty, Office of Residence LifeMaliz Crinne Mahop SU’15Wade Nembhard SU’98Gizelle ‘Cookie’ Ortiz-Valesquez SU’84Ralph Zito SU, Faculty, VPA

To the legions of people who helped us, our sincerest thank you. And, if by chance we overlooked anyone, charge it to our minds and not to our hearts.

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CBT 2014WE COME BACK TO GIVE BACK

SUPPORT THE OUR TIME HAS COME SCHOLARSHIP FUNDhttp://www.comingbacktogethersyr.org/