Medgar Evers College Executive and Leadership Team

Nellie Hamilton, the Club President at Medgar Evers College, drives student engagement and fosters a vibrant campus culture through organized extracurricular activities. Hamilton coordinates diverse student-led initiatives that align with the college's focus on community involvement and social justice. By managing club operations, the Club President creates platforms for student leadership development and peer-to-peer support. Nellie Hamilton facilitates collaboration between student organizations and administrative departments to ensure that student life remains a central pillar of the educational experience. This leadership role involves planning events that cater to the diverse needs of the student body, enhancing the overall sense of belonging on campus. Through active participation in student governance, the Club President influences institutional policies that impact student welfare. Hamilton ensures that every extracurricular program contributes to the holistic growth and empowerment of the student population at the college.

Julianna Bacchus, the Office of the President at Medgar Evers College, executes executive directives and manages the complex administrative functions of the presidential office. Bacchus oversees the implementation of institutional policies that support the college's commitment to academic excellence and social justice. By coordinating with various schools and departments, the Office of the President ensures that strategic goals remain consistent across the entire institution. Julianna Bacchus facilitates communication between the board, faculty, and external partners to maintain operational transparency. This leadership role involves managing high-stakes projects that impact the long-term trajectory of the college. Through meticulous attention to detail, the Office of the President supports the delivery of resources such as financial aid and career services. Bacchus drives the administrative agenda, ensuring that the college continues to provide transformative education to the diverse community in Central Brooklyn.

Fontaine Davis, the Chief of Staff at Medgar Evers College, manages high-level administrative workflows and coordinates strategic initiatives across the institution. Davis directs internal communications and ensures alignment between academic departments and the executive office. By optimizing operational efficiency, the Chief of Staff supports the delivery of transformative education within the Central Brooklyn campus. Fontaine Davis facilitates cross-departmental collaboration, bridging gaps between faculty, staff, and student support services to maintain institutional focus on social justice. This leadership role involves monitoring key performance indicators related to student retention and academic success. Through rigorous oversight of daily operations, the Chief of Staff enables the college to meet its mission of providing accessible, high-quality learning environments. Davis maintains a constant pulse on institutional health, ensuring that resources remain directed toward student empowerment and long-term growth.

Charlotte Hunter, the Director, Development External Relations & Center For Black Literature Chief of Staff at Medgar Evers College, architects comprehensive fundraising strategies and manages critical community partnerships. Hunter oversees the expansion of external outreach, securing vital resources that support the college's diverse academic programs. By leading the Center for Black Literature, the Director, Development External Relations & Center For Black Literature Chief of Staff promotes cultural engagement and intellectual discourse. Charlotte Hunter cultivates relationships with donors and stakeholders to bolster financial aid and career management services. This role requires balancing complex development goals with the preservation of the institution's commitment to social justice. Through strategic advocacy, Hunter elevates the profile of the college within the broader educational landscape. The Director, Development External Relations & Center For Black Literature Chief of Staff ensures that external initiatives remain deeply integrated with the core mission of student empowerment.