Alumni
Where Are You Now?
Reconnect with your Alma Mater by filling out the School of Liberal Arts Alumni Questionnaire.
No matter what career path you choose, you will share the history of people who have been enriched by Liberal Arts courses. A college education provides you with the tools necessary to participate in your own prosperity and evolution, and by doing so, you enhance the global community. The Hampton University School of Liberal Arts builds on that principal, with programs featuring top educators who encourage critical thought, individual expression, and analytical reasoning skills. The Hampton University School of Liberal Arts is proud to share its heritage with a history of successful alumni that have dared to dream and achieve.
These alumni include
- John T. Biggers
- Harlem Renaissance Muralist and founder of the Art Department at Texas Southern University
- Spencer Christian
- Entertainer
- Danielle Crutchfield
- White House Director of Scheduling
- Allyson Kay Duncan
- Fourth Circuit US Court Judge
- Martha Louise Morrow Foxx
- Educator
- Vanessa Gilmore
- US District Court Judge
- Freeman A. Hrabowski III
- President of the
University of Maryland, Baltimore County
- Theodore Theopolis Jones II
- Associate Judge of the
Court of Appeals, New York - Alberta Williams King
- Educator, Mother of
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. - Dorothy Maynor
- Concert Singer
- Angela Burt Murray
- Editor in Chief, Essence Magazine
- Bryan T. Norwood
- Chief of the Bridgeport Police Department
- Kimberly Oliver
- 2006 National Teacher of the Year
- Elizabeth Omilami
- Chief Executive Officer,
Hosea Feed the Hungry and Homeless - Joan Pratt
- Comptroller City of Baltimore
- Robi Reed
- Casting Director
- Gregory M. Sleet
- US District Court Judge
- Dianne Boardley Suber
- President of Saint Augustine's College
- Emil Wilbekin
- Entertainment Journalist
The value
of an education in a liberal arts college is not the learning of many facts but the
training of the mind to think something that cannot be learned from textbooks.
-Albert Einstein