History of the Presidents’ Round Table
The Presidents’ Round Table was founded January 1983 to bring together African-American Community College leaders for the purpose of ensuring their success as campus leaders. The group initially focused on advocacy for each other and mentorships to ensure the African-American legacy in campus leadership positions.
Other priorities included successful matriculations of African-American students and employment opportunities for African-Americans in community colleges across the nation with special emphasis on grooming future Presidents.
- Read the Constitution.
- Read the 2012 Progress Report.
- Read the Strategic Plan 2010-2015.
- Read the The History of The Presidents’ Round Table.
Founding Officers
| Convener: | Dr. Charles A. Green, president Maricopa Technical Community College, Phoenix, Ariz. |
| Secretary: | Dr. Freddie Nicholas, president John Tyler Community College, Chester and Midlothian, Va. |
| Treasurer: | Dr. Vernon Crawley, president Forest Park Community College, St. Louis, Mo. |
