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Michael J. Dudley Eta Sigma, 1979 Government Administration |
University of Virginia, BA in Sociology Naval War College, MA in Natl. Security Studies |
| Mr. Dudley serves as the director of the Defense Contract Management Agency (DCMA) Lathrop. He is responsible for managing over 300 civilian and 28 military personnel, and over 12,000 contracts valued at 62.5 billion dollars. His area of operation includes locations in Sacramento and Seattle, and involves more than 1,200 contractors located in six western states. He has more than 30 years of experience in leadership, strategic management, and organizational improvement, including positions with the DCMA, the U.S. Central Command, and the U.S. Army. |
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K. Lynn Greer Iota Sigma, 1991 Finance |
UC Davis, BS in Economics & Mathematics UT Austin, MBA in Finance Georgetown, Master of Political Economy |
| Mr. Greer is a finance manager with experience at Intel, Deloitte Consulting, and Hewlett Packard. He is a 2012 alumni of the Leadership Sacramento program, and has served on the board of directors for many organizations, including the California Black Health Network, the Greater Sacramento Urban League, and the Jon Drummond Achievement Foundation. In his free time, he can be found playing golf and organizing golf tournaments. |
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Will Grey Sacramento Alumni, 2007 Supply Chain Management |
Sacramento State, BS in Criminal Justice |
| Mr. Grey, a veteran of the United States Army, served as a logistics transportation/supply specialist. He studied at Michigan State University before transferring to California State University, Sacramento to obtain a bachelor's degree. He has worked in the retail sector for 20 years, as a warehouse supervisor with the Target Corporation, and currently with Cardinal Health ensuring that hospitals and homecare patients receive supplies timely. |
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Mark Havener Kappa Psi, 1990 Application Development |
CSU Chico, BS in Business CSU Chico, Master of Business Administration |
| Mr. Havener grew up just north of Red Bluff, California. After attending Red Bluff High School, Mark attended California State University, Chico. While attending Chico State, he was inducted into the Kappa Psi chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Incorporated in the spring of 1990. He graduated in 1991, and would later return to earn a MBA in 1995. After his graduate work was completed, Mark worked for a couple tech firms before joining Hewlett Packard in 1999, the same year he married his wife, Courtney. The couple have one daughter, Mariah. | ||
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Edward T. Lewis Kappa Psi, 1990 Health Policy & Advocacy |
CSU Chico, BA in Psychology CSU Chico, MA in Interdisciplinary Studies CSU Sacramento, MSW |
| Mr. Lewis has over 20 years of experience as a government employee for Butte and Yuba Counties, the California Department of Social Services, and as an adjunct lecturer of graduate-level courses at California State University, Sacramento. He has served in a leadership capacity for numerous civic, educational and community-based organizations in the greater Sacramento region, including the National Association of Black Social Workers, Sacramento County's Public Health Advisory Board, and the Alta California Regional Center. | ||
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Torence Powell Sacramento Alumni, 2012 Higher Education |
CSU Los Angeles, Social Science U. of Redlands, MEd Higher Ed. Administration University of Washington, MUP Urban Planning |
| Mr. Powell is a community college administrator who values the contribution that education has on society. He works to ensure access for all, and strives to embody the fraternity's fundamental purpose of Achievement in his personal and professional life. | ||
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Edward J. Sanders Iota Beta, 1993 Systems Analysis |
Bachelor of Science - Business Marketing in progress: Master of Public Policy & Admin. |
| Mr. Sanders is an experienced I.T. analyst, having worked for government, private, and non-profit organizations. He spends his free time mentoring college students, advocating on behalf of neighborhood & city issues, and travelling abroad. | ||
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Damariyé L. Smith Iota Beta, 2011 Higher Education |
CSU Sacramento, BA in Communication Studies in progress: MA in Communication Studies |
| Mr. Smith is a recent graduate and current graduate school student within the Communication Studies department at Sacramento State. Mr. Smith plans on pursuing a doctoral degree in Communication Studies, focusing his research on media and culture. His personal interests include working with disadvantaged and first generation college students, mentoring young African American men, leadership development, cooking, spending time with his family, and playing as well as officiating basketball. | ||
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Dr. BJ Snowden Nu Sigma, 1999 Education |
San Jose State University - BA Pepperdine University - MA University of San Francisco - Ed.D. |
| Dr. Snowden is a creative, student-centered higher education professional with progressive experience in teaching diverse student populations, creating professional development opportunities, and program administration. As an instructor, coordinator and researcher, he has maintained an active research agenda that examines underperforming populations in higher education; community college administration; college outreach efforts; innovative approaches to retaining racial/ethnic minority students and outcomes associated with purposeful student engagement through technology. | ||
| Scott William Stevenson Iota Sigma, 1987 Business, Marketing and Creative Communications UC Davis, BS Environmental Design |
Scott Stevenson currently serve as a Creative Analyst and the Business Enterprise lead for UC Davis Student Affairs. As Creative Analyst, his position serves to plan, develop, implement, manage and analyze print and digital materials, to deliver results in Student Affairs brand building. As the Business Enterprise lead, he manages business and corporate partnerships. Additionally, by leveraging his background with trademarks and licensing as well his extensive relationships with vendors, He helps to identify and secure new revenue potential consistent with the division’s mission, values, and strategic goals.
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Derrick Winrow Sr. Iota Sigma, 1988 Information Technology |
UC Davis, BA in Art Studio & Graphic Design |
| Mr. Winrow has over 18 years of experience in the IT field, having held a multitude of technical, supervisory, and managerial positions. He is currently a Client Support Service Manager with Diamond Foods, a snack food and culinary nut company. His areas of responsibility are over the desk staff and desktop support technicians located at sites throughout the state and country. Despite a busy schedule, he dedicates time to community service; he finds it rewarding to foster characteristics, like responsibility, integrity, teamwork and commitment. | ||