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Dr. William R. Harvey
President
Hampton Institute
Hampton, Virginia
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Dr. Frederick S. Humphries
President
Tennessee State University
Nashville, Tennessee
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DR. R. D. Morrison
President
Alabama A & M University
Normal, Alabama
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Dr. Romallus O. Murphy
President
Shaw College at Detroit
Detroit, Michigan
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Dr. Luns C. Richardson
President
Morris College
Sumter, South Carolina
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Dr. Willie C. Robinson
President
Florida Memorial College
Miami, Florida
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Dr. Jesse N. Stone, Jr.
President
Southern University System
Baton Rouge, Louisiana
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Dr. George B. Thomas
President
Voorhees College
Denmark, South Carolina
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Dr. Walter Washington
President
Alcorn State University
Lorman, Mississippi
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Dr. Samuel D. Cook
President
Dillard University
New Orleans, Louisiana
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Dr. Samuel L. Myers
Executive Director
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Mrs. Wilma Roscoe
Executive Associate
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The purpose of NAFEO's Fifth National Conference is to provide a forum for nationally acclaimed researchers, scholars, and policy makers, including presidents/chancellors and chief academic officers of the historically black colleges to assemble not only to have dialogue on these critical issues, but more important, to provide "model approaches" and proposals for attaining equality for blacks in higher education.  This Conference will draw upon the talent and resources of a broad cross-section of expert panelists and nationally renowned speakers who will analyze current educational efforts and chart the path toward uniqueness, access, and parity for blacks in higher education.

The Fifth National Conference promises to be the largest in NAFEO's history.  NAFEO has invited representatives from the major political parties to appear on a special panel to develop strategies for placing issues and concerns for blacks in higher education on the national party platforms.  In addition, NAFEO will conduct its first Minority Employment Opportunity Center which will focus on the identification of minorities for positions at the historically and predominantly black colleges.

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