Scholar Profiles

The SREB-State Doctoral Scholars Program was created in 1993 to address the long-standing national shortage of minority faculty. The program's approach is to provide an unprecedented level of support to help scholars persist through the stages of graduate study, obtain Ph.D.s and secure faculty positions. The program strives to be "more than a check and a handshake."

More than 80 percent of our graduates have gone on to careers as administrators, faculty or postdoctoral researchers on college and university campuses. The following are profiles of some graduates.

	Dr. Jeffrey Hall Doctoral Institution: University of Alabama at Birmingham Discipline: Medical Sociology Position: Assistant Professor Location: University of Alabama at Birmingham			Dr. Stanley Coleman Doctoral Institution: Louisiana State University Discipline: Theater Position: Director of Theater Location: Nicholls State University (Thibodaux)
	Dr. Kathleen Raleigh Doctoral Institution: University of Georgia Discipline: Child and Family Studies Position: Program Coordinator Location: Emory University (Atlanta)			Dr. Tasha Innis Doctoral Institution: University of Maryland College Park Discipline: Mathematics Position: Assistant Professor Location: Spelman College (Atlanta)
	Dr. Ray Haynes Doctoral Institution: University of Louisville Discipline: Organizational Development Position: Assistant Professor Location: University of Louisville			Dr. Alexandria Graves Doctoral Institution: Virginia Tech Discipline: Soil & Crop Sciences Position: Postdoctoral Researcher Location: Texas A&M University (College Station)

For more information, e-mail doctoral.scholars@sreb.org.