Member, Advisory Board, Memphis Juvenile Court System

Secretary, Board of Directors, New Memphis Arena Building Authority

Former Member, Consumer and Human Resources Committee, Tennessee State House of Representatives

Former Member, Consumer and Human Resources Subcommittee, Tennessee State House of Representatives

Former Member, Education Administration and Planning Committee, Tennessee State House of Representatives

Former Vice-Chair, Health, Educational and Housing Facility Board, Shelby County

Former Member, Subcommittee on Education Administration and Planning, Tennessee State House of Representatives

Former Member, Transportation Committee, Tennessee State House of Representatives

— Awards:

• Living Legends Award, Northeast Region of the NAACP

  Living Legends Award, Memphis Griszzlies and the National Civil Rights Museum

  Addie G. Owen Racial Justice Award, YWCA of Greater Memphis

  Legends of Memphis Award for Community Involvement, National Coalition of 100 Black Women - Memphis Chapter;

  Freedom Award for Community Service, University of Memphis Chapter of the NAACP

  Women of Excellence Award, Tri-State Defender; Friend of Education Award -- Memphis Education Association

  Memphis "Freedom Sister" Smithsonian Institute/National Civil Rights Museum

  Women Making a Difference Award, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority; Ruby R. Wharton Award for Outstanding Service in Race Relations, Mayor A C wharton

  Steadfastness in Pursuit of Freedom and Justice, Juneteenth Freedom and Heritage Festival, Inc.

  Women Making a Difference Award, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., Kwanzaa Honoree for Community Service, Mid-South Kwanzaa Inc., Annual listing in "100 Most Influential Movers and Shakers in Memphis (1997-present), Memphis Magazine