Kiyona Brewster ’01
Kiyona Brewster joined the Centre College faculty as an Assistant Professor of Sociology in 2017. Her teaching and research interests include race and ethnicity, gender, qualitative methods, family studies, and religion.
Cassandra Jones Havard ’78
Cassandra Jones Havard joined South Carolina Law as a professor of law in Fall 2022 after serving on the faculties of the Temple University Beasley School of Law and the University of Baltimore School of Law.
Debra Clark Jones ’84
Debra Clark Jones ’84 served as Interim Executive Vice President and Chief Institutional Advancement at Bennett College.
Yvonne Johnson ’64
For more than four decades, Yvonne Johnson ’64 has been at the forefront of advocacy and public service in Greensboro, dedicated to advancing social justice and uplifting marginalized communities.
Shayla Raye Sommerville Toulon ’06
Shayla Raye Sommerville Toulon’s journey reflects the intersection of ambition, service, and the pursuit of excellence—a path forged through her time at Bennett College.
Sen. Gladys Ashe Robinson, PhD ’71
Senator Gladys Ashe Robinson, PHD, a 1971 graduate of Bennett College stands as a testament to the power of education,leadership, and community service. With a career that spans over four decades, she has dedicated her life to advocating for those who are often left voiceless.
Jennifer Sharron Campbell ’97
As a senior manager of global leadership development programs at a Fortune 500 company, this Belle has truly redefined what it means to lead on a global scale.
Dr. Briana Barner ’12
Dr. Briana Barner ’12 received her doctorate in Radio-Television-Film from the University of Texas at Austin in 2021.
Mary R. Scarlette ’54
Loving. Learning. Leading. Three words used to describe the legacy of “Forever Dean” Mary Ann R. Scarlette throughout her time at Bennett College.
Carmesha Blackmon ’22
Carmesha Blackmon ’22 a Greensboro, NC native and Bennett College alumna, currently serves as a Senior Talent Development Specialist at ABC News and its eight owned-and-operated local stations.
Adiagha Faizah ’01
As a Barrymore-award winning actress and playwright, Adiagha Faizah ’01 is the Visionary Founder of TheBlackHERthePen, a multidisciplinary writers collective for women of color.
Takema Keyes, MSW ’18
Elected as the Head Advisory Neighborhood Commissioner of Washington, DC, this Belle has stepped into a powerful role driven by a deep belief in the power of change and the importance of representation.