UVA Alumni Memory Wall

Webb roommates Marilyn Perkins Wood and Nancy Crawford

Taken at 2004 Reunions

UVa-UNC game 1971 with Coach Hoot Gibson and myself and fellow Hancock dormmates to the left of player’s chin

Friends forever – Liz Shaw O’Kelly and Tania Odabashian

30th reunion. Enjoying Loving cup

Students studying in different countries met in Lucerne for Xmas.

Beth Campbell. Kelly Kerr. Leigh Stoll Bryan

Susan Sledge Vaughn
Amy Breeden-Babcox
Kathy Kelly Cascella

Easters 1973, photo taken by husband of 49 years, Ron Higgins (Arch ’76), who wishes to note that his wife is a retired FNP and now a commissioned pastor in the Presbytery of the James!

One of the proudest moments—graduation day on The Lawn

43 years apart my son walks the lawn graduating from McIntire as I did in 1980 from the College. Ninth in the family at UVA.

Beth Ambrose

Beta bridge – Susan Sandridge Mitchell and Asha

Amber, Kristin, and I were the best fans in the building. This was a game against UNC.

UVA football game 1998

Little John’s

College, Class of 1974. Anne Gibson with Bruce Milam starting to cross in front of Gibson.

True connection and bonds of friendship survive the passage of time. This is why we will continue returning to UVA Black Alumni Weekend.

What does the BAW community mean to you?
Friendships for a lifetime.

What does the BAW community mean to you?
BAW is a way to reconnect to my classmates

Near the old dorms Mike Mallory and Susan Butler

What does the BAW community mean to you?
Excellence

What does the BAW community mean to you?
Everything! Great seeing all the Black Alumni from everywhere and every era from ’74 until now.

What does the BAW community mean to you?
Everything

Great to start the 50th Anniversary Celebration of the Eta Sigma Chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity during the 2024 BAW

What does the BAW community mean to you?
Great to reconnect with Hoos from my era and meet younger Hoos.

What does the BAW community mean to you?
It is Hoo we are…connected for life!

What does the BAW community mean to you?
Lifelong Family and Friendships!

We loved hearing the Black Voices choir when our son played the drums

I graduated from the continuing education school. We are a complete Wahoo family.

What does the BAW community mean to you?
My husband and son graduated 1985 and 2022 respectively. Seeing so many educated people of color warms my heart

Kofi Bawah (Engr ’00), B.J Williams (Col ’00), Hiwote Bawah, Les Williams (Engr ’00)

What does the BAW community mean to you?
Food, family, fellowship…and more food especially at Tavola!

Michael Massie and Lilieous Holloway BAW Cookout!

What does the BAW community mean to you?
The Best Years of my life were shared with my Black Alumni family.

What does the BAW community mean to you?
Pride, history and a network that needs to thrive and is currently at risk

Calandra, Lisa and DeEtta

Calandra and DeEtta and family

Ivan Swain and Darryl Kelley

What does the BAW community mean to you?
The BAW community represents a wonderful shared experience that we are able to reflect upon together as we journey this life.

Ralph’s Tap Room ’24

What does the BAW community mean to you?
Love, respect and appreciation!

Les (Engr ’00), Daria Torres (Engr ’96), Kathryn Harris (Engr ’02)

What does the BAW community mean to you?
Fellowship in an uncertain world

Les (Engr ’00), B.J. Williams (Col ’00) Tatia Granger (Col ’89) Jeanna Grimes (Col ’02)

What does the BAW community mean to you?
Fellowship in an uncertain world

What does the BAW community mean to you?
My worldwide FAMILY

Eileen and Fran Class of 1979 and Brett, their nephew Class of 2017

Reconnecting with my linesisters and reminiscing on our Spring 1995 probate outside Runk dining hall in April 1995

What does the BAW community mean to you?
RECONNECTING

What does the BAW community mean to you?
My worldwide FAMILY

What does the BAW community mean to you?
Family

What does the BAW community mean to you?
BAW is the concept birthed by me and my BFF THE LATE GREAT GLYNN KEY many moons ago. I trust that this year will be another record breaking year and a milestone in academia’s answer to the IVY HBCU CONUNDRUM.

Line Sisters Jenn Landry (Jackson) and Karen Turner (McWilliams)