their coursework and in their internships. Equipped with advanced academic
and leadership experience, Fellows bring to their coursework and internships
skills that set them apart from traditional MSA students. Often times,
Fellows are recognized for going the extra mile. Below are just a few of
the accomplishments of current Principal Fellows.
** Current Principal Fellows are asked to email the Director with
accomplishments during their two-year program at: has@northcarolina.edu.
Include a picture if available.
Kendra Brown (Class 15)

Kendra Brown is a second year Principal Fellow at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. She was recently admitted into their Doctor of Educational Leadership program, and will begin classes during the Fall of 2010.
Shaunda Cooper (Class 16) Janet Taylor (Class 16)

Shaunda Cooper and Janet Taylor, Principal Fellows at North Carolina Central University, have been asked by the North Carolina Teaching Fellows Department at NCCU to provide consultation services to the NCCU Teaching Fellows. They will be training the Teaching Fellows in culturally sensitive classroom instruction, diversity in the classroom, and professionalism as an educator. They will also serve as mentors to the North Carolina Teaching Fellows on an educational trip to Costa Rica during the summer of 2010.
Melissa Davis (Class 14)
Melissa Davis, Fayetteville State University Principal Fellow, has published
a children’s book to help families cope with life in the military. Growing
up in a military family, she is well aware of the different issues faced by
military children, especially the issue of relocation. More information
about her book, Home is Where the Army Sends You, can be found at this link:
www.HomeIsWhereTheArmySendsYou.com
Cherie Chandler (Class 14)

Cherie Chandler, a recent Principal Fellow graduate from North Carolina
State University, has written a book about the unique experience of women as
they develop throughout the years. Information about her book, I Am
Beautiful, can be found by clicking here.
Jeff Moss (Class 14)

Jeff Moss, University of North Carolina at Greensboro Principal Fellow, has
been admitted into the Doctor of Education degree program at the University
of North Carolina at Greensboro. He will begin courses in the fall 2009
semester as a part time doctoral student.
Paul Wilson (Class 14)
Paul Wilson, Western Carolina University Principal Fellow, received the
Western Carolina University "Don Chalker Award for Excellence." This
prestigious award is given to MSA students who demonstrate excellence in
scholarship and example while completing their MSA degree.

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