GMU NAACP

The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) was founded in 1909. The organization today stands as the largest and most pre-eminent civil rights organization in the nation. The NAACP college chapter on the campus of GMU is here to fight for political, educational, social, and economic equality for all persons of color.

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Connnections

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GMU NAACP Executive Board

Trinity Oseni Profile

Trinity Oseni

Vice-President
Efrata Tewodros Profile

Efrata Tewodros

Treasurer
Alyssa Fleming Profile

Alyssa Fleming

Vice-President
Sydney Williams Profile

Sydney Williams

Secretary
Niyah Johnson Profile

Niyah Johnson

Secretary
Michelle Bonsu Profile

Michelle Bonsu

Vice-President
Nahyah Pack Profile

Nahyah Pack

Vice-President
Jada Millhouse Profile

Jada Millhouse

Secretary
Isaiah Miller Profile

Isaiah Miller

Officer
Amaiyahmonet Parker Profile

Amaiyahmonet Parker

President
Philip Wilkerson Profile

Philip Wilkerson

Advisor

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