- Detroit NAASC · National Alumnae Association of Spelman College
- Serving Metro Detroit
- detroitnaasc@gmail.com
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About the Detroit NAASC
Celebrating sisterhood, service, and a proud legacy of Spelman women in Metro Detroit.
Who We Are
Established in 1931, the Detroit Chapter of the National Alumnae Association of Spelman College (NAASC) is home to proud Spelman alumnae throughout the Metro Detroit area.
We are committed to uplifting Spelman students and strengthening the bonds of sisterhood through scholarships, mentorship, service, and community engagement. As one of NAASC’s longest-standing chapters, Detroit NAASC brings together generations of Spelman women dedicated to making a difference.
Mission
To support Spelman College and its students by providing scholarship assistance, mentorship, and a strong alumnae network in Detroit.
Vision
To cultivate a powerful sisterhood of Spelman women actively engaged in service, leadership, and local community impact.
Values
• Sisterhood • Scholarship
• Mentorship • Leadership
Our Legacy in Detroit
For over 90 years, Detroit NAASC has served as a home for Spelman alumnae who live, work, and lead throughout Metro Detroit.
From pioneering members in the early 20th century to today’s diverse alumnae community, our chapter continues a long tradition of honoring the legacy of Spelman College — while creating opportunities locally for sisterhood, mentorship, and community service.
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Meet our Executive Board
The leaders guiding Detroit NAASC
Ariel Flaggs
President
Terri Oneal
1st Vice President
Sarah Bradford
2ND Vice President
Yevita Brown
Recording secretary
Jacinta Mba
Cor. Sec. & Webmistress
Morenike Christian
Financial Secretary
Lauren Royston
Treasurer
Kelly Sullivan
Parliamentarian