
Carolina Black Caucus
The Carolina Black Caucus is an independent, self-governing organization seeking effective representation of issues primarily concerning the African American community at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Our objective is to develop programs that engage, empower, and advocate for faculty, staff and students and to provide opportunities for community building, professional growth and collective action. Since it’s inception, the Carolina Black Caucus has established and aims to maintain itself as a network of engaged members promoting fellowship, mentorship, professional development, and mutual support through shared experience and advocating for it members.
Established: November 6, 1974
Mission: to advocate for, engage, and empower UNC Black Faculty and Staff.
Vision: to foster a just and equitable campus community.
Pillars: Advocate, Engage, Empower
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CBC Leadership
Executive Committee

Trish Harris,
Chair

Charlissa Rice,
Secretary

Dr. Khalilah Johnson
Vice Chair

Dr. Teshanee Williams
Member-at-Large

Parliamentarian,
Cha’ssem Anderson

Ebony Martin,
Treasurer
Steering Committee



Annetta Streater,
Co-Chair-Membership
Lagina Womack,
Membership
Aisha Stocks,
Co-Chair, Membership

Dr. Sharron Hunter-Rainey,
Co-Chair, Advocacy

Tiffany Carver,
Co-Chair, Events

Chasity Mims,
Co-Chair, Events

Kerri-Ann Rowe,
Events

Marsha Bailey,
Events

Tiffany Temple,
Co-Chair, Marketing

Dekia Virgil,
Co-Chair, Marketing


Ty Baker,
Events
Tracey Williams-Johnson,
Events

Dr. Shauna Harris,
Co-Chair, Nominations and Awards

Janet Steele,
Nominations and Awards

Keith Hines,
Co-Chair, Fundraising