Coalition on Black and African American Education

The Cal State San Marcos Coalition on Black and African American Education (CBAAE) is a collaborative group of community-based organizations that focuses on efforts and initiatives designed to positively impact educational equity gap related to historically underrepresented students. 

Key stakeholders in the CBAAE include:

• Satia Austin, North San Diego County-National Association for the Advancement of Colored People
• Linda Berry, North County African American Women's Association 
• Raye Clendening, North County African American Women's Association 
• Kenneth Curry, Friendship Baptist Church
• Geoffery Gilmore, The Network 
• Laverne Gray Davis, Murrieta-Temecula Area Alumnae Chapter, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority
• Maleata Hall,

  North San Diego County Alumnae Chapter, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority

• Margaret Hatcher, The View Church 
• Mark LeNoir, Val Verde Unified School District 
• Virgian Morrisette-Hughes, North County African American Women's Association 
• Martha Parham, Concerned Parents Alliance/College Bound Programs
• Greg Perkins, The View Church 
• Sheri Stevens-Parker, Murrieta-Temecula Area Alumnae Chapter, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority
• Kimberly Taylor, The Black Student Union, Southern California 
• Charles Washington, Inland Empire Men's Club
• John Wayman Wells, New Birth Christian Church
• Alisha Wilkins, Hera Hub
• Ines Williams, Central Texas College, Camp Pendleton
• Darlene Willis, Concerned Parents Alliance/College Bound Programs
• Betina Wofford-Gilmore, Be Well Counseling Services

University Members

• Ellen Neufeldt, President
• Patricia Prado-Olmos, Chief Community Engagement Officer
• Viridiana Diaz, Vice President, Student Affairs 
• Rosa Barr-Williams, Admissions Officer, Recruitment & Outreach
• Gail Cole-Avent, Associate Vice President, Student Life
• Scott Hagg, Associate Vice President, EMS Enrollment Management Services
• Justin Lewis, Director, Readiness and Success Services
• Talisha St. John, Business Operations Analyst, Associated Students, Inc. (ASI)
• Ariel Stevenson, Deputy Chief Diversity Officer, Office of Inclusive Excellence 
• Shanelle Watkins, Black Student Success Initiatives Coordinator, Black Student Center