Candidate, South Carolina State Senate, District 7, 2012

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Awards:

2008 Young Women's Christian Association - Amy Kay Stubbs Women of Achievement Award
2007 Black Heritage Award recipient of the Greenville Cultural Exchange
2006 Greenville NAACP honoree as Most Influential African American in Greenville County
2002 Furman University?s Richard Furman Baptist Heritage Award
2001 First Annual Municipal Innovator of the Year Award (South Carolina Democratic Leadership Council)
2000 Honoree on the BellSouth's African American History Calendar
2000 1st Annual South Carolina Governor's Commission on Women, Women's Triumph Award for State and Local Government (South Carolina Ovarian Cancer Foundation)
1994 Third Finalist for District Teacher of the Year for Greenville County Schools
1976, 1980, 1984, 1993 Outstanding Young Woman of America, Outstanding Black American, Outstanding Secondary Educator of America
Citizen of the Year for Legal Services of Western Carolina
Old Ninety Six Girl Scouts Regional Woman of Distinction Award
Greenville County Human Relations Commission Cooper White Humanitarian Award
Phyllis Wheatley Postfellows; Martin Luther King Leadership Award

Furman University awards the Lillian Brock Flemming Leadership Award each year to an outstanding minority student leader.

Priority Issues:

? Education and Economic Development.
? Accessible & Affordable Health Care.
? Affordable Housing.
? Safe and Healthy Communities.
? Smart Growth & Protection of the Environment.
? Partnerships and Collaborations.