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Vocation:
Science
Chapter:
Upsilon Tau Omega
Region:
North Atlantic
Tania Butler Davis was honored with a National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) Space Flight Awareness Award for her work at Johnson Space Center. The award was presented in New Orleans on August 12, 2015, in recognition of Davis’s accomplishments at NASA in her role as lead procurement analyst. In this position, she develops procurement strategies, selects key procurement milestones for headquarters review, reviews draft and final solicitations and provides guidance for critical acquisitions. Davis obtained a bachelor’s degree in biology from NCCU in 1994 and a master’s in business administration from Johns Hopkins University in 2000.
Vocation:
Government
Chapter:
Gamma Omega Chapter
Region:
South Atlantic
The first African American female and youngest judge to serve as a Municipal Court Judge in Lithonia, Georgia. (2012). She recently was sworn in as Dekalb County Recorder's Court Judge (2014).
Vocation:
Government
Chapter:
Sigma Tau Omega
Region:
Mid-Atlantic
On September 9, 2015, Emily assumed the role as vice president for public policy and executive director for the center for trusteeship and governance at the Association of Governing Boards of Colleges and Universities in Washington, DC. This position provides Emily the largest platform yet to work with the nation’s board leaders and executives on federal and state higher education issues critical to their institutions’ success.
Vocation:
Library
Chapter:
Tau Epsilon Omega
Region:
South Atlantic
Currently serves as an Instruction Archivist & Quality Enhancement Plan (QEP) Librarian at Emory University in Atlanta Georgia. She coordinates the ongoing evaluation, assessment and vision of the Rose Library’s instruction program. Including maintaining awareness and understanding of current trends and needs in archival pedagogy and information literacy. Her recent publication is Chase, E., Dudley, G. M. and Logue, S. “Twenty-first century security in a twentieth-century space: Reviewing, revising and implementing new security practices in Emory University’s Manuscript, Archives, and Rare Book Library” in Outreach: Innovative Practices for Archives, Rowman and Littlefield Publishers, May 2014.
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