Black Parliament (Black Faculty and Staff Collective)
Purpose
The Black/African American Student Advisory Committee, or Black Parliament, is a committee of Black administrators, faculty, staff, students, and community members committed to serving and providing the resources necessary for our Black and African American students to succeed.
The committee will continue to review the recommendations from the African American Disproportionate Impact report and other research as it pertains to our students. Ensuring that ARC’s long-term commitment to Black student success is anchored in a pathway to permanency built on six institutional pillars. These pillars ensure sustainability, accountability, and growth as the college moves from short-term investments to lasting transformation.
Our work is grounded in accountability, guided by community, and sustained by a shared belief that Black student success is not temporary. It is the future we are building together.
Committee Members
- Tiwa Adefolaju
- Petetoria Arafiles
- LaQuisha Beckum
- Dr. Derrick Booth
- Kaira Bradley
- Michael Crowder
- Stacey Gershon
- Marianne Harris
- Kim Herrell
- Arthur Jenkins
- Tanisha Jenkins
- Dr. Judy Mays
- Nimo Ali
- Denzel Phoenix
- Dr. Tera Reynolds
- Dr. Steven Roberson
- Anthony Robinson
- Faryal Said
- Carissa Thomas
- Corey Winfield
Contact
TBDBrave Space Resources
- Exploring Disproportionate Impact: African American Repory
- UNITE Center
- Center for Leadership & Development
- Counseling and Transfer Services
- Disability Services and Programs for Students (DSPS)
- Health & Wellness Center (Mental Health Resources)
- Dusty Baker - Student Athlete Resource Center
- Beaver Cares
- Career Center
- ARC Library
- Learning Resource Center
- HomeBases
Join the Black Book
Support students by joining the Black Faculty and Staff Directory (the Black Book) today.