Eight Case Western Reserve University faculty and staff members have been recognized by Who’s Who in Black Cleveland, an organization that celebrates outstanding African American achievement and leadership throughout the Cleveland community and across a variety of industries.
Those recognized in the 18th edition include:
- Robert Solomon, Esq., vice president in the Office for Campus Enrichment and Engagement;
- Latina Brooks, PhD, associate dean for academic affairs at Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing;
- Aneesah Davis-Carothers, MBA, director of academic and organizational excellence at the National Cancer Institute-designated Case Comprehensive Cancer Center;
- Gregory Harris, dean of students at the Division of Student Affairs;
- Robert Richardson Jr, MD (MED ’94), professor at the School of Medicine;
- Julian Rodgers, associate vice president in the Office for Government and Community Relations;
- Arlet Wright, associate vice president in the Division of Student Affairs; and
- Dexter Voisin, PhD, dean of the Jack, Joseph, and Morton Mandel School of Applied Social Sciences.
Being recognized by Who’s Who in Black Cleveland is more than an honor, it is a reflection of the impact these individuals have made through their leadership, dedication, service and commitment to others.
