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DR. TARSHA (WILSON) CAVANAUGH
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Honorable Mention - 1975
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May 7, 1969 - Ipswitch, St Elizabeth, Jamaica, West Indies
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DEIDRA (FIELDS) HOLLINS
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• Attended Bowie State University from 1998-2000 and majored in Communications. Receive Bachelor of Science in Communications in December of 2000
• Attended Macomb College in Warren, Michigan from 1996-1998. Received a Certificate of General Studies in May 1998
ATHLETIC ACHIEVEMENTS
• 1999 CIAA Champion Women’s Basketball
• 1999 CIAA Player of Volleyball
• 1999 All CIAA Volleyball
• 2000 All CIAA Women'1s Basketball/Volleyball
• 2000 HBCU All Star Women’s Basketball
• 2000 All South Atlantic Women’s Basketball
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• 2016 Team Inductee into the Bowie State University Sports Hall of Fame
• Member of the Bowie State National Alumni Association
• Members of the National Association of Female Executives
PROFESSIONAL CAREER
• Owner/Professional Cake Designer- The Frosted Oven Cake Studio in Memphis. Tennessee Family• Son – Deon Fields (23)
• Mother – Deidra Bailey
• Father – Raymond Fields
HIGHLIGHTS
• NJCAA 1st Team All American
• Invited to try-out for 2014 Olympic Volleyball Team
• 2012 CIAA Hall of Fame Inductee
• Macomb College Hall of Fame Inductee
• 2005 World Champion Detroit Demolition Professional Women’s Football.
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AGNES MAE (JONES) SEYMORE
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COACH KENNETH SCOTT*BOWLING 200?-2007* H0F 2017
Kenneth was born on January 7, 1956 in Ft. Leonard Wood, Missouri. He is
the son of Aaron Thompson Scott and Gladys Johnson Scott of Crofton,
Maryland. He has 2 brothers and 1 sister. He also has 4 children and 1
grandchild.
At the age 12 Kenneth’s family moved to Maryland. It was then that his
father introduced him to bowling and he has been bowling ever since.
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Kenneth is a graduate of Duval High School and after graduating he entered
the Air Force. He served 8 years in the Air Force as a Military Police Officer.
After leaving the military he joined the US Secret Service where he worked
for 20-years in various law enforcement positions.
COMMUNITY SERVICE AND ORGANIZATIONS
In his spare time he managed the Youth Bowling League at the Bowie Bowling Center and he
bowled on several bowling teams 5 nights a week. In 2001 he accepted the position of Head Coach for the first Women’s Bowling Team at Bowie State University. Since accepting this position he has Coach of the Year 3 times for the CIAA and 2 times for Bowie State. The Team won their 1st CIAA Championship in 2004 and again in 2005, 2010, 2014, 2016, and in 2017.
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JAMES BARNEY WATERS AWARD
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FASS AWARD (FACULTY, ADMINISTRATOR STUDENT OR STAFF)
Dr. Mickey Burnim has been at the forefront of helping the Bowiie State and the CIAA become elite in NCAA Division II athletics.
Dr. Mickey L. Burnim was inducted into the CIAA Hall of Fame as an administrator during the CIAA Basketball Tournament on Feb. 24 in Charlotte, N.C.
Dr. Burnim has been a staunch advocate of intercollegiate athletics who provided the blueprint for leadership in stewarding programs throughout the conference. Since his presidency began in 2006 the university’s athletic success has coincided with the improvements in the department’s leadership and the improvement of its facilities.
Bowie State has seen its athletic department infrastructure improve to become one the CIAA’s best. The football stadium has transitioned to include a state of the art field house with new locker rooms and lights allowing for teams to dress at the stadium and host high school and night games.
The school also built a new weight room which has improved the quality of athletic conditioning. A new world class track keeps them on pace.
Dr. Burnim’s fingerprints are on the improvements to the basketball arena as well. There have been upgrades to the facility, including air conditioning and office space for coaches and administrators. The Bulldogs won CIAA Basketball Championship in 2013 and 2017 and have become a powerhouse in football.
As chair of the CIAA Council of Presidents he was one of the leaders in helping grow its media presence through national TV and radio deals that are unprecedented in Division II.
He also helped the conference to navigate through the difficult transition after the surprise resignation of former Commissioner Leon Kerry in 2011. Facing a $1.7 million deficit and controversy following misappropriation of funds allegations he stabilized the conference. He oversaw the national search for Commissioner Jacqie Carpenter from the NCAA office.
“People who graduate have loyalty but its sports that brings them back to campus,” said Burnim. “Sports provides a window into university through which alumni can show support and express their pride”.
This year’s class of CIAA Hall of Fame inductees is one of the most noteworthy in its history. Among those joining Burnim in the 2017 class are former NFL running back Richard Huntley from Winston Salem State and Virginia Union’s Terry Davis who played in the NBA. ESPN personality Stephen A. Smith, who played basketball for Clarence “Big House” Gaines at Winston Salem State, will also be inducted as a supporter.
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