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October 31, 2014, marked the official beginning of the
Texas College Board of Trustees approved Master
Building Plan Phase I. The Groundbreaking Ceremony
was an auspicious occasion enjoyed by stakeholders
during the College’s 2014 Homecoming Week.
(Current Membership)
Chairman Lawrence L. Reddick, III
Trustee Jerry L. Christian, Sr.
Trustee Bobby Best
Trustee Kenneth W. Carter
Trustee Tyrone Davis
Trustee Spencer Hervey
Trustee Charles Hill
Trustee Jesse Jones
Trustee Charles J. King, Jr.
Trustee Donald R. Madlock, Sr.
Trustee Leon McCowan, Sr.
Trustee Timothy McKay
Trustee Patricia M. McKenzie
Trustee Clifton Roberson
Trustee Sarah D. Wilborn
Trustee Selwyn Willis
Trustee Pené G. Woods
Trustee Jerry Woolverton
Dr. Christopher Sparrow – Faculty Representative
Mr. Jeremiah Eutsey – SGA Representative
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THE PRESIDENT’S WELCOME 2
MISSION STATEMENT AND CORE VALUES 3
ENROLLMENT MANAGEMENT & DEMOGRAPHICS 4-5
FISCAL OVERVIEW 6
INSTITUTIONAL UPDATES 7
YEAR IN REVIEW 8-9
PRESIDENT’S HONOR ROLL OF GIVING 10-13
PRESIDENT DWIGHT J. FENNELL AND MEMBERS OF THE TEXAS COLLEGE BOARD OF TRUSTEES BREAKGROUNDPRESIDENT DWIGHT J. FENNELL AND MEMBERS OF THE TEXAS COLLEGE BOARD OF TRUSTEES BREAKGROUND
FOR THE BUILDING OF A NEW RESIDENCE HALL AND STUDENT CENTER EXPANSIONFOR THE BUILDING OF A NEW RESIDENCE HALL AND STUDENT CENTER EXPANSION.
Dear Friends and Supporters of Texas College:
As we entered the 2014-2015 school year, we did so with the theme,
“Building for the Future…Establishing a Fingerprint for Success.”
This theme was chosen as a reminder of how the administration
would work to achieve the strategic direction of the College; the
direction as recorded in the 2012-1017 Strategic Plan. The theme
was also chosen to assist in reminding the college family of our
individual and collective responsibilities to Texas College and our
Mission.
Just as the founding fathers of the College made a commitment to
build and retain Texas College as an educational institution for those
in need of an education, it is now the responsibility of the current
administration to continue that mantra. We invite you to be a part of
the future of Texas College; we invite you to make a difference in
the life of the College for deserving students.
Included herein is a report of the progress made during the 2014-
2015 period. Thank you in advance for your support of Texas
College. Kindly note that you are appreciated for all that you do.
Sincerely,
Dr. Dwight J. Fennell
President
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Texas College is a Historically Black College founded in 1894, by a
group of CME ministers. Our mission, which continues to embody the
principles of the Christian Methodist Episcopal Church, is to ensure that
the student body experiences balanced intellectual, psychological, social
and spiritual development, aimed at enabling them to become active
productive members of society where they live and work.
ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE – Developing a culture of curiosity and
creativity that will challenge the frontiers of teaching/learning; stimulate
research; raise the level of analytical reasoning and inquiry; and enable
students to acquire leadership, human relations, communications, and
technology skills.
INTEGRITY – Instilling the pursuit of character, honesty and sincerity
of purpose as the moral rubrics upon which the behaviors of our
graduates and College family are anchored.
PERSEVERANCE – Implanting diligence, enterprise and pride in the
application of skills, knowledge and abilities developed during the course
of study at Texas College.
TOLERANCE – Emphasizing openness to divergent points of view,
applying an eclectic approach to rational and analytical thinking.
COMMUNITY SERVICE – Encouraging self-extension in service to
others as the heart and soul of our educational enterprise.
SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY – Promoting in the College community a
conscious awareness that we are all stewards of the resources entrusted to
our care.
PRESIDENT & FIRST LADY FENNELL CONGRATULATE CLASS OF 2015 GRADUATE REWA CALDWELL DURING BACCALAUREATE SERVICE.
MARTIN HEINES, MAYOR FOR THE CITY OF TYLER, JOINS THE TEXAS COLLEGE FAMILY AS GRAND MARSHALL FOR THE 2014 HOMECOMING PARADE
STUDENTS BY STATUS
STUDENTS BY GENDER
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67%
ENROLLMENT BY CLASSIFICATION
86%
4% 8%
STUDENTS BY ETHNICITY
431 (53%)
137 (17%)103 (13%) 120 (15%)
22 (2%)
INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS - 2
PUERTO RICO - 5
STUDENTS BY
ENROLLMENT STATUS
Full-Time Students - 96% 780 (Students enrolled in 12 plus credit hours)
Part Time Students - 4% 33 (Students enrolled in less than 12 credit hours)________
TOTAL 813
STUDENTS BY
DECLARED MAJOR
STUDENTS BY STATE RESIDENCY
813 TOTAL
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Biology 45
Business Administration 155
Computer Science 21
Criminal Justice 92
English 6
General Studies 321
Interdisciplinary Studies 70
Liberal Studies 8
Mathematics 13
Music 17
Post Baccalaureate 22
Religion 6
Sociology 17
Social Work 20
TOTAL 813
Full-Time
96%
Part-Time
4%
The financial results for the year showed a positive change in total net assets of $1,199,142.00. The change was a result of operating
revenues of $13,239,734.00 less total operating expenses of 11,543,060.00 with an adjusted gain on investments of $231,229.00.
The total net assets for the period were $15,314,996.00 representing an 11% increase above the prior year.
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REVENUE BY CATEGORY EXPENSES BY FUNCTION FINANCIAL AID SUMMARY
REVENUE
Tuition and Fees $ 8,235,269
Federal Grants & Contracts $ 1,945,000
Private Gifts $ 728,841
Sales & Services $ 2,235,211
Gain on Investments $ 70,583
Other $ 24,830
TOTAL REVENUE $ 13,239,734
TYPE OF FINANCIAL AID
Federal Scholarships/Grants $ 3,935,009
State Scholarships/Grants $ 875,226
Institutional Scholarships $ 111,841
External Scholarships $ 301,395
Student Loans $ 5,525,475
Federal Work Study $ 233,467
State Work Study $ 7,341
Parent Loans $ 214,886
Athletic Awards $ 339,333
TOTAL FINANCIAL AID $11,543,973
EXPENSES
Instruction $ 2,271,034
Academic Affairs $ 1,050,743
Student Services $ 1,663,178
Institutional Support $ 4,888,452
Auxiliary Enterprises $ 1,669,653
TOTAL EXPENSE $ 12,507,266
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BUILDING INITIATIVE: The administration has successfully secured
funding for the building initiative. The initiative included provisions for a
living-learning project that included building: a new resident hall;
renovating the student center; complete renovations of two existing resident
halls; establishing a music building for band and choir; creating an outdoor
wellness track; and creating a fitness center. The total project cost was
estimated at $19.3 million.
INSTITUTIONAL REAFFIRMATION: Texas College is accredited by the
Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges
(SACSCOC) and has been for a ten year period. The Commission generally
accredits in ten-year intervals with the last accreditation period for the
college being 2006 -2016. During the 2015 -2016 period, a visiting team
(from SACSCOC) will again review the college for its next cycle of
accreditation. In preparation of the visit, the college has completed an
institutional self-study with all of the preliminary submissions have been
addressed. The next cycle when fully accredited will be for the period
2016-2026.
INSTITUTIONAL ADVANCEMENT: The function of the Advancement
Office is primarily for the raising of fiscal support and/or resources that
may offset operational costs. During the 2014-2015 period this office has
been significantly helpful with resource support that approximated $5
million.
COHORT DEFAULT: A cohort default rate is the percentage of the college's
borrowers who enter repayment on certain loans during a federal fiscal year
(October 1 to September 30) and default prior to the end of the next one to
two fiscal years. The United States Department of Education releases
official cohort default rates once per year whereby institutions are not to
exceed a 30% threshold. Maintaining the correct rate allows the college to
participate in Title III and Title IV funding initiatives. This is shared
because during the prior year incorrect cohort data was reported by the
Department of Education for the college; however, resolve was achieved
through a successful challenge.
TRUSTEE CHARLES HILL ADDRESSES THE CROWD AT THIS YEAR’S GROUNDBREAKING CEREMONY
TEXAS COLLEGE ALUMNI PRESENT PRESIDENT FENNELL A DONATION DURNG FOUNDERS’ DAY 2015
DR. ROBERT HARPER SERVES AS GRAND MARSHALL FOR 2015 FOUNDERS’ CONVOCATION
BOARD MEMBERS GATHER FOR SENIOR BISHOP LBOARD MEMBERS GATHER FOR SENIOR BISHOP L
AWRENCE L. REDDICK’S WELCOME RECEPTION.AWRENCE L. REDDICK’S WELCOME RECEPTION.
DR. & MRS. DWIGHT DR. & MRS. DWIGHT
FENNELL AND SGA FENNELL AND SGA
PRESIDENT JEREMIAH PRESIDENT JEREMIAH
EUTSEY CONGRATU-EUTSEY CONGRATU-
LATE MISS TEXAS COL-LATE MISS TEXAS COL-
LEGE 2014LEGE 2014--2015, MISS 2015, MISS
ESSENCE VINSON.ESSENCE VINSON.
AUGUST
President Dwight J. Fennell addressed the Texas College faculty and
staff during the 2014-2015 Faculty/Staff Institute where he shared
the theme Building for the Future...Establishing A Fingerprint for
Success. The theme not only touched on the impending campus
construction. It also spoke of creating a new campus culture that
would lends itself to data driven planning and preparation for the
College SACSCOC (Southern Association of College & Schools
Commission on Colleges) accreditation reaffirmation process.
SEPTEMBER
On the official twelfth class day, the College reported 813 students
enrolled for the Fall 2014 semester.
President Dwight Fennell, addressed the College community during
2014 Fall Convocation where 261 new and transfer students were
ceremonially inducted to the Texas College family.
OCTOBER
Texas College crowned Miss Essence Vinson during the annual 2014
-2015 Miss Texas College Coronation ceremony.
The College hosted a month long celebration of Hispanic Heritage
Month spearhead by the College’s Spanish Club. The month’s
concluded its celebration with a chapel and fiesta. Special guests for
the occasion are Tyler ISD’s folkloric dance team from Griffin
Elementary and Voces de Mexico mariachi band.
Texas College Board of Trustees welcomed Senior Bishop Lawrence
and Mrs. Wynde Reddick, III during a welcome reception held at the
Tyler Rose Center. Senior Bishop Reddick is the Presiding Prelate of
the Eighth Episcopal District of the CME Church. The Board of
Trustees later voted him Chair of the Board.
The Board of Trustees approved Phase I Master Plan Building
Construction is celebrated as the College hosts a Groundbreaking
Ceremony to commemorate the occasion.
The College celebrates Homecoming by honoring the 50 year
reunion of the Class of 1964 during Homecoming Convocation.
Texas College culminates Homecoming with the largest Parade dur-
ing Fennell’s administration with over 1,200 participants. City of
Tyler‘s Mayor, Martin Heines, serves as the parade’s Grand Marshal.
NOVEMBER
Texas College students donated food to benefit the East Texas Food
Bank during the holiday season in memory of Dr. Bobby J. Stinson.
Dr. Stinson was a long time faculty and administration staff member
at Texas College.
Texas College family donated holiday baskets to assist selected
families in preparing holiday meals.
Students participating the building plans by voting on the furniture
selections for residence halls construction and renovation.
UT TYLER’S PRESIDENT RODNEY MABRY GREETS TEXAS COLLEGE UT TYLER’S PRESIDENT RODNEY MABRY GREETS TEXAS COLLEGE
PRESIDENT FENNELL DURING RECEPTION.PRESIDENT FENNELL DURING RECEPTION.
TEXAS COLLEGE STUDENT VOTE ON INTERIOR FURNITURE TEXAS COLLEGE STUDENT VOTE ON INTERIOR FURNITURE
TO BE USED IN RESIDENCE HALL RENOVATIONS.TO BE USED IN RESIDENCE HALL RENOVATIONS.
JANUARY
President Dwight Fennell opened the 2015 Spring Faculty/Staff
Institute reinforcing the theme Building for the Future...Establishing
A Fingerprint for Success during Faculty/Staff Institute. This
Institute offered a critical look at the College’s preparation for the
Southern Association of Colleges Commission on College decennial
reaffirmation process.
On January 9th, Texas College celebrated her 121st Anniversary of
uninterrupted service since the College’s founding in 1894.
The College hosted a Martin L. King, Jr. recognition chapel, Dare to
Dream City of Tyler. Texas College professor, Rev. Mark Hood
served as keynote speaker for the occasion.
FEBRUARY
Texas College celebrated the academic achievement of 318 students
who hold a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher at her annual Honor’s
Convocation. Mr. Nicholas Perkins, CEO of Perkins Management
Services was the occasion’s speaker.
The College hosted Rev. Demethrius Boyd, Pastor of the St. Paul
Missionary Baptist Church for Religious Emphasis Week.
MARCH
Texas College’s seventh annual LEGACY Scholarship Fundraiser
(black tie gala) honored Mr. Chad Cargile, Councilman Ed Moore,
Mr. Nicholas Perkins, and the Texas College National Alumni &
Local Chapters for their contributions to the world of education.
Texas College’s Dean of Chapel and Campus Ministry, Dr. Willie
Champion, addressed the College community at the 2015 Founders’
Convocation celebrating the College’s 121st Anniversary.
APRIL
Texas College recognized over 200 student-athletes at the annual
Athletic Banquet. Mr. Dominic Rhodes, former NFL Player, was the
speaker for the occasion.
A semester of firsts, Texas College named Miss Paloma Bermudez,
Miss Texas College for the 2015-2016 academic term following the
annual Miss Texas College Pageant. Miss Bermudez was the Col-
lege’s first Hispanic Miss Texas College. Likewise, Interdisciplinary
major, Ms. Deja Porter was voted Student Government Association
President for the 2015-2016 school year. Ms. Porter is the first
woman to serve as SGA President during the Fennell Administration.
MAY
Texas College conferred Associate and Baccalaureate degrees upon
140 graduates in the Class of 2015. The College proudly named Mr.
Kelly Derr, Valedictorian, and Mr. Houston Creighton, Salutatorian.
During the Class of 2015 graduation ceremonies, Rev. Dr. Raymond
Bryant, Pastor of Bethel AME Church in San Antonio, TX , was the
speaker for the Baccalaureate Service. Texas College Board of
Trustees Vice Chair and Senior Pastor of Kirkwood CME Church,
Dr. Jerry L. Christian, Sr., served as speaker for Commencement
Exercise.
MEMBERS OF WILEY COLLEGE’S SGA VISIT TEXAS COLLEGE FOR MEMBERS OF WILEY COLLEGE’S SGA VISIT TEXAS COLLEGE FOR
ITS FIRST ANNUAL DWIGHT J. FENNELL LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE.ITS FIRST ANNUAL DWIGHT J. FENNELL LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE. TEXAS COLLEGE FAMILY PROVIDE HOLIDAY MEALSTEXAS COLLEGE FAMILY PROVIDE HOLIDAY MEALS
FOR AREA FAMILIES. FOR AREA FAMILIES.
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BISHOP DAVID R. HOUSTON SPEAKER FOR THE 120TH ANNIVERSARY
FOUNDERS’ CONVOCATION
We extend our sincere appreciation to the individuals and organizations listed below. Your financial contributions during the 2014-2015 period has
made a significant difference in our delivery of education for all who enter our doors. Your individual and collective acts of kindness have become a
part of the College’s history through your giving. THANK YOU!
A Mrs. Billye S. Aaron
Ms. Carole L. Adams
Ms. Shirley Brewer Adams
Ms. Doris Addison
Ms. Charlene J. Adkins
Dr. Bassey E. Akpan
Aladdin Food Management Services
Ms. Bobbye S. Alexander
Ms. Sue E. Alexander
Dr. Hamad Ali
Dr. Arthur L. Allen
Ms. Gwendolyn A. Allen
Mr. Ralph C. Allen
Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.
Texas College Alumni
American Honda Motor Company, Inc.
Mr. Gillespie Gill Arnold
Mrs. Joyce Arps
AT&T Employees Giving Campaign
AT&T Services, Inc.-Manager's Giving
Ms. Sandra Aziz
B Mr. Eddie A. Ballard
Mr. Trever Barnett
Dr. Desral Barriere
Billy & Barbara Bass
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Battee
Ms. Marshal N. Beasley
Ms. Brenda Johnson Beedles
Dr. Mizan Berhane
Drs. Leo and LouAnn Berman
Dr. Edgar Berry
Dr. Elaine Berry
Bishop Bobby Best
Ms. Shirley A. Bradley
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Brazier
Mr. William Brewster
D.L. Brooks
Brooks, Sterling & Garrett Funeral Directors
Ms. Beverly J. Brown
Ms. Cynthia M. Brown
Ms. Octavia M. Brown
Brown, Bauman & Smith
Janice M. Buckley
Herb & Melvina Buie
Mrs. Jenell Bullock
Ms. Elissia Burwell
Mr. Randy Butler
Ms. Yvonne Butler
BWC Consulting
Ms. Neadell Bynum
C Mrs. Barbara Cade
Ms. Noella D. Cain
Bryan & Jill Campbell
Mrs. Freddie O. Cannon
Mr. & Mrs. Eddie Carter
Bishop Kenneth W. Carter
Carter Temple CME Church
Ms. Cheryl Sapp Caston Mr. Henry D. Chambers
Mrs. Shirley Champion
Dr. Willie C. Champion
Ms. Peggy B. Todd Clark
Mrs. Eloise Clyde Chandler
Ms. Patricia Chargois
Ms. Lajoi S. Charlot
Mrs. Ben Taye Choice
Christian Methodist Episcopal (CME) Church
Central Texas Conference
Central Texas Conference Missionary Society
Dallas/Ft. Worth Annual Conference
East Texas Region Women's Missionary Society
Eighth Episcopal District Women's Missionary
Institute
Fort Worth District Women's Missionary Society
Ministers Spouses
Northwest Annual Texas Conference
Southeast Texas Women's Missionary Society
Southeast Texas Conference
Dr. Jerry Christian, Sr.
Citizens State Bank
City of Tyler
Ms. Emma Clark
Ms. Cherry L. Clay
Mr. Nelson Clyde
Mr. Thomas Clyde
CMTS, LLC
Ms. Karon Cobbin
Mrs. Nettie Jean Collins
ComputerLand Network Technologies of East Texas
Ms. Brenda Conley-Hillmon
Ms. Shirlene S. Cook
Ms. Ethel J. Crawford
Ms. Mary F. Cullins
Mr. Thelvie Cullins
Mr. Nelson I. Cummings, Jr.
Dr. & Mrs. Ronald C. Cunningham
Rev. Forrest L. Curry
Ms. Joyce Curtis-Toney
D Ms. Mary Agnes Dages
Dr. Rabin Dahal
Ms. Dora M. Daniels
Mrs. Dorie D. Darden
Ms. Betty M. Davis
Mrs. Fannie L. Davis
Ms. Rosa M. Davis
Dr. Tyrone Davis
Mr. William O. Davis
Ms. Laverna Day
Ms. Gracie Deason
Mr. James O. DeBose
Ms. Juanita L. Delaney
Delpro Company
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Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.
Texas College Alumni
Mr. J.B. Derrick
Mrs. Loretta X Dewberry
Rev. Henry and Mrs. Clara Q. Dickerson
Ms. Juanita Hancock Dickey
DPR Construction
Dr. Joseph Draper
Denver & Cami Dyer
E Ebenezer CME Church
Mr. Albert T. Edwards
Ms. Betty R. Edwards
Ms. Gwendolyn Edwards
Mr. Harold L. Edwards
Ms. Nicole Edwards
Ms. Rosia P. Edwards
Ms. Ella Scott Else
The Honorable Kevin & Mrs. Kellie Eltife
Mr. Larry J. Erwin
Estes, McClure & Associates, Inc.
Mr. Jeremiah Eutsey
Ms. Lorene Eutsey
Ms. Fonda Jane Evans
F Mrs. Barbara Fair
The R.W. Fair Foundation No. 2
Mrs. Fannie A. Fair
Dr. Merrilyn W. Faison
Mr. James W. Faison, III
Dr. & Mrs. Dwight J. Fennell
First Church of Christ Scientist
Ms. Fran Fontenot
Mr. Kenneth W. Fontenot
Ms. Mildred A. Fontenot
Mr. Rickey C. Fontenot
Mr. Dowd Fowler III
Mr. Leroy Francis, Sr.
Community Funeral Home of Tyler
Mr. Irby Eugene Franks
Mrs. KeJuana Fridie
Ms. Imogene Fry
Ms. Karla D. Fuller
G Galilee Baptist Church, Inc. - Longview, TX
Ms. Marcia Garrett
Garrett & Associates
Ms. Maril Brooks Gates
Wesley V. & Bobby L. Geary
Ms. Esther Gibson
Bishop & Mrs. Marshall Gilmore
Girls' Service League/Frost
Mrs. Claudia Glenn Bradford
Ms. Julia Gooden
Mrs. Victoria Gordon
Ms. Dollene Goss
Ms. Naomi O. Gossett
Mrs. Virgie Gossett Williams
Greater St. Mary Baptist Church
Mr. Cleophas Green
Mrs. Linda Green
Mr. Willie Green
Ms. Yolanda Green
Green Acres Baptist Church
Dr. Masie V. Isabell Greene
Mr. David W. Griffin
Mrs. Tredis Griffin
Mr. Luther Groce
Ms. Sandra Guice
Dr. Mamta Gupta
H Mr. Wilbert Hall
Kevin & JoAnn Hampton
Ms. Juanita Hancock-Dickey
R. Hardeman
Ms. Vanessa F. Hardeman
Dr. Robert Harper
Ms. Alesha N. Harris
Mr. James Harris
Ms. Katrina Harris
Ms. Maxine Harris
Ms. Clara Haskin
Mr. James M. Hawkins
Ms. Angela Hawkins McMorris
Alton & Genethia Hudley Hayes
Mrs. Martha Hayter
Ms. Rose Marie Haywood Mr. Claude E. Henry
Ms. IraJean Henry
Ms. Juanita Henry
Mrs. Linda Simmons Henry
Mr. Charles Hill
Ms. Gwendolyn Hill
HKS, Inc.
Hoeffner Foundation
Mr. Clarence Holliman
Mr. Joe Holman
Mr. Ty Holt
The Holt Group LLC
Mr. Edward E. Houston
Rev. W.M. Houze
Ms. Christie M. Howard
Ms. Diane Bridgeman Howard
Ms. Carla Hudson
Hughes Chapel CME Church
Dr. Irby B. Hunter
I Dr. Alexei Iakhiaev
IMA, Inc. - Wichita Division
Ms. Mary Isabell
Mr. David Isom
J Ms. Athena S. Jackson
Ms. Bobbie Jean Jackson
Ms. Chandra K. Jackson
Ms. Dorothy Jackson
Mr. Henry P. Jackson
Ms. Lechelle Jackson
Ms. Letetia Daniels Jackson
Mrs. Meraland T. Jackson
Fail Safe Security Agency
Ms. Patricia L. Jackson
Ms. Shirley Jackson
Mr. William A. Jamison, II
Mr. Albert J. Jefferson
Ms. Laura N. Jefferson
Ms. Syphronia Jenkins
Dr. Sebetha Jenkins Booker
Ms. Rosie B. Jeter
Mrs. Beverly Johnson
Mr. Charles W. Johnson
Ms. Lucy Johnson
Dr. Patrica A. Johnson
Dr. Phedonia Johnson
Ms. Ruby Johnson
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Ms. Sarai V. Johnson
Mr. Vernon L. Johnson
Ms. Winifred G. Johnson
Ms. Barbara Jones
Ms. Brenda Jones
Ms. Emily R. Jones
Ms. Ira L. Jones
Dr. Jesse W. Jones
Mr. Jimmy Jones
Ms. Katherine M. Jones
Ms. Mable W. Jones
Ms. Rachel Jones
Ms. Willie B. Jones
Ms. Lesa Jones-Hartfield
K Katie's Little Angels Day Care
Mrs. Anita Kazee-Thomas
Mrs. Mae Lois Keith
Richard Kemp, Jr.
Ms. Birdena A. Kendrick
Ms. Carlene King
Bishop Charles J. King, Jr.
Kirkwood Temple CME Church
Kroger's
L Ms. LaJuanda Taylor Lacy
Ms. Brenda Lacy McKinney
Attorney Jim Lambeth
Linebarger Goggan Blair & Sampson
Mr. James E. Larry
Annette Lary
Mr. Marcus Lawson
Mr. Joe I. Lee
Ms. Alice J. Leonard
Ms. Freda J. Lewis
Mr. Paul L. Lewis
Mr. Wallie H. Lewis
Liberty Missionary Baptist Church
Mr. Sammie R. Lindsey, Jr.
Ms. Josephine Lipscomb
Ms. Gloria B. Lockett
Ms. Anya D. Lockett-Evans
Mr. David Lockridge
L&L Asphalt Corporation
Mr. Tom Love
Ms. Gloria Luera
Ms. Beverly Joyce Lyle
M Rev. Donald R. Madlock, Sr.
Ms. Sandera Magee
Dr. Bob Malek
Dr. S.F. Marks
Dr. & Mrs. William Marks
Ms. Karen D. Marshall
Dr. Cynthia Marshall-Biggins
Ms. Dorothy N. Martin
Mr. Jacob Martin
Mrs. Evetta Martinez
Rev. Orenthia D. Mason
Ms. Roberta Mason
Rev. & Mrs. M.K. Mast
Ms. Freedom McAdoo
Mrs. Nellie McAllister-Hill
Ms. Yolanda F. McClain
Mr. Thomas McCorvy
Mr. Leon R. McCowan
Mr. John C. McCoy
Ms. Minnie Jeanne McCullough Brown
Dr. Scott L. McCune
Doris J. McDow
Ezeal & El Doris McGill
Dr. Patricia McKenzie
Mr. Daneil McNeill
Mr. Andrew R. Melontree
Ms. Beverly D. Melontree
Mrs. Vernice Melontree
Ms. Lakeisha D. Melton
Ms. Elverie P. Merrill
Mrs. Kathryn L. Mitchell
Mrs. Racyne Mitchell
Mr. LaVert B. Mollett
Mr. Dennis Monmouth
Dr. Michael A. Monmouth
Mr. Edward D. Moore
Ms. Nita Faye Moorehead
Ms. Peggy Moran
Moses CME Church
Ms. Alice Snow Mosley
Mrs. Massalina Mosley
Mr. Walter Mosley
Mount Zion CME Church
Mr. Marco Mthembu
N Ms. Sandra A. Nauls-Mast
Dr. Emmanuel N. Ngwang
Ms. Pamela Nobles-Gibson
Ms. Kailyn Amanda Nummery
O Mr. John Skip Ogle
Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc.
Double Sigma Chapter
Dr. Christiana Osuagwu
Mr. Godwin U. Osuagwu
P Mr. William Parker
Mrs. Ruby J. Perry Brown
Mr. Tyrone Pettiford
Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc.
Texas College Alumni
Mr. Glenn Ponder
Glenn's Construction Clean-Up
Post Oak CME Church
Mr. David Powell
Ms. Jacqueline A. Price
Rev. James E. Price
Bethlehem First Baptist Church
Clyde and Willie Mae Prior
Mr. Milton A. Proctor
Mrs. Lakita Pugh
R Ms. Geraline H. Ray
Rick and Bonnie Rayford
Senior Bishop Lawrence L. Reddick, III
Mrs. Jackie Redwine
Regions Bank
Ms. Carrie D. Renter
Mr. Dennis Rice
Mrs. Jesse E. Rider
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Ms. Alberta T. Riggs
Ms. Margie Nell Riley
Mr. Clifton L. Roberson
Ms. Shirley Brewer A. Roberson
Mr. John Roberts
Ms. Ida M. Robinson
Mr. David Robinson
Ms. Ceceil Robinson Belong
Mr. Oland G. Rogers
Dr. John Ross
Ms. Rubye N. Roy
Mrs. Rosalind L. Russell
S Ms. Barbara S. Sanders
Mr. Edward Sanders
Bethany Word of Life Tabernacle
Mr. Paul G. Sanders
Ms. Mae F. Saulter
Mr. Kenneth A. Saunders
Scotts Memorial CME Church
Sheeler Memorial CME Church
Gillian and James Sheridan
Ms. Nancy Sikobe
Ms. Nicole Simmons
Mr. Deitrich H. Sims
Ms. Jack and Helen M. Slater
Ms. Jennette Smith
Mr. Jimmy Doyle Smith
Ms. Media J. Smith
Rev. Nakia Smith
Dr. Touncel Smith, Jr.
Jason & Stephanie Sobel
Dr. Winona R. Somervill
Southside Bank
Mrs. Angela Speech
Mrs. Mary John Spence
Ms. Ernestine Starling
Ms. Merilyn Starnes
Mr. Charles Stine
Dr. Bobby Stinson
Mr. Travis L. Stinson
Mr. Walter R. & Mrs. Belvia J. Strickland
Johnnie L. Stripling
Mrs. Emma Sylva
Mr. Ernest E. Sylva
T Texas Bank & Trust
Texas College Class of 1964
Texas College IT Department
Texas College National Alumni & Ex-Students
Association (TCNAA)
Dallas Metro Chapter
Houston Chapter
Longview/Gregg County Chapter
Los Angeles Chapter
South Florida/Palm Beach Chapter
Tyler Chapter
The Martha K. Benton Family Trust
The People's Center Church
Iris D. Thomas
Lea J. Thomas
Odessa Timms
Ms. Jacqueline Tolbert Tommy Williams Drywall Company, Inc. Ms. Joyce Curtis Toney
Billy J. Townsend
Transworld Systems
Trinity Mother Frances Hospital Foundation
TRUIST
Ms. Jeraldine Truitt
Mrs. Jeweline Truitt
Ms. Dorene Tuggle
Mrs. Mattie M. Tyiska
U University of Texas Health Center - Northeast
Mr. Marion N. Upshaw
Dr. Randall Urwiller
W Mrs. Doris Tilley Waits
Attorney VaLita F. Waits
Blanche W. Walker
Mr. Jeremy Walker
Ms. Loretta Walker
Mr. & Mrs. Edward Wallace
Pearlie M. Wallace
Ms. Caroline Wanga
Ms. Sonja Warren
Dr. Arthur C. Washington
Mr. Charles Washington
Ms. Pamela Vaughn Watts
Wesley Peachtree Group CPAs
Ms. P.L. Whitaker
Mr. James M. White
White Oak Catfish Farm, LLC
Mrs. Dorothy Wideman-Davis
Willand Incorporated
Mrs. Artelia Williams
Mr. Don C. Williams
Mrs. Gwendolyn Williams
Dr. Harold L. Williams
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