About Us
History & Leadership
Leadership
The strength of the FSU Black Alumni is driven by dedicated leaders who volunteer their time, expertise, and passion to serve the community. Through national leadership, regional representation, and committee involvement, these individuals ensure the organization continues to thrive.
National Officers

President
Erika Green Kegler
Jacksonville
president@fsublackalumni.org

Vice President
Russ Hill, Jr.
Atlanta
vpresident@fsublackalumni.org

Secretary
Toni Mobley
New Orleans

Treasurer
Ivy Baker
Tallahassee

Parliamentarian
Cassandra D. Jenkins
Tallahassee

Immediate Past President
Ahli Moore
Atlanta
Ex-Officio Board Members
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Black Student Union President – Serena Petite
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FSU Student Affairs – Sierra Turner (Designee)
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FSU Alumni Association President – Lindsey Alligood (Designee)
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President & CEO, Seminole Boosters – Eric D. Carr (Designee)
Regional Representatives​​​
Regional Rep Coordinator: Tova Palomino​​
Northwest
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Kye Vick
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Yolanda Singletary
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Sheila Barnes-Williams
Northeast
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Natania Carter
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Joy Andrews
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Jhenai Chandler
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Dan Brinson IV
Central East
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Trevor Stewart
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Georgia Martin
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Trae Ransome
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Felix Harris
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Central West
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Valeria Obi
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Charree’ Graham
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Briana Henderson
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Mia Nicholson
South ​
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Lakeisha Glinton
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Darlysa Smith
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Eric Walton
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Sharrie Vareen
Atlanta
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Bre'Onna Brewer
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Ashley Claude
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Jessica Wallace (Savannah)
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Out of State
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Tiffany Turner (Dallas)
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Valeri Dunn (Houston)
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Alexis Grant (Houston)
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Reginald Abel (Houston)
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Toni Mobley (New Orleans)
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Scholarship and Awards– Kimberly J. Miller
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Black Alumni Reunion – Dr. Lori Livingston & Saisha Delevoe
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National Brunch – Lakeisha Glinton
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Speed Networking – Saisha Delevoe
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Bylaws - Cassandra D. Jenkins
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Board Development– Cassandra D. Jenkins
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Communications – Russ Hill, Jr. & Saisha Delevoe
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Technology – Briana Wilson
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FSU BSU Liaison - LaQuisha Persak
National Committees - Chairpersons​​
Breaking Barriers: Alumni Firsts
FSU Black alumni have consistently led with excellence, breaking barriers, achieving historic milestones, and setting new standards across industries and communities.
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These “firsts” represent more than individual accomplishments, they reflect a collective legacy of perseverance, leadership, and progress.
