Amber Scott is a Life Member of the Theta Upsilon chapter at Winston-Salem State University (WSSU) where she was initiated on April 6, 2001. While marching in the band, she was on the Silky Smooth flag line. As an active member, she served in various leadership roles including Treasurer, Vice President, and Chapter President. Amber served as Campus Advisor from 2011 – 2013, and Sponsor from 2013 – 2022. Amber is also an Honorary member of the Southeast District of Tau Beta Sigma and Kappa Kappa Psi, and a Gold Star member of TBSAA.

Amber graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in Nursing from Winston-Salem State University (2004), a Master of Science in Nursing – Nurse Educator from Capella University (2016), and a Post-Master’s Certificate in Nursing Leadership from East Carolina (2022). She is currently a doctoral student at Liberty University where she is pursuing a PhD in Nursing Education. Professionally, Amber is an Assistant Professor and Clinical Coordinator for the High Point University School of Nursing. In her free time, Amber enjoys spending time with her family and traveling.

Nikki Lyons is a Life Member of the Zeta Kappa chapter at the “Unsinkable” Albany State University. She was initiated on November 20, 2005. While she was an active member, she played the flute and piccolo as a member of the Marching Rams Show Band and Concert Band ensembles. Nikki was honored to serve in various leadership roles in her chapter as a committee chair, Corresponding Secretary, Recording Secretary, and Chapter President. As a Life member, she has served as a Chapter Visitation Assistant, a member of the Curriculum Committee, and in various support positions for conferences and conventions. Nikki is a member of TBSAA and SEDAA, and an Honorary member of the Southeast District.

Nikki has earned degrees in Early Childhood Education (Albany State, 2008 & 2011) and Instructional Technology (University of Northern Iowa, 2015); and currently she is a doctoral student at the University of Florida studying Mass Communications. Professionally she leads the university’s online course review process. When she isn’t studying, Nikki spends her free time listening to true crime podcasts, reading, catching up on her backlog of shows, tracking down food trucks, and taking field trips.

Caleb Morris was initiated into the Epsilon Alpha Chapter at the University of South Carolina on April 14, 2015. At USC, Caleb played Clarinet in the marching and concert bands. In TBS, Caleb served as Chapter Corresponding Secretary, VP-Special Projects, Focus on Five Liaison, and Parliamentarian, as District Publication chair, and as a delegate and committee chair at District and National Conventions. Caleb continues to be involved in band as equipment crew personnel and community band participant.

Since becoming a Life Member in 2017, Caleb has been a member of TBSAA, served on five national committees, including as founding member and chair of the DEIA Committee, and served as Chapter Visitation Associate. In 2021 and 2023, Caleb was honored with the Distinguished Service Award by the National Council. Caleb is currently serving the Sorority as Southeast District Counselor.

Professionally, Caleb is clinical faculty at USC, teaching personal and professional development courses and advising health science majors from orientation to graduation. Caleb holds Bachelor of Arts and Master of Education degrees and is a doctoral student in Counseling and Student Development. During free time, Caleb is a walking enthusiast and enjoys watching movies and TV.

Holleyanna Nolen was initiated into the Eta Lambda Chapter at the University of Alabama at Birmingham on January 29, 2018. At UAB, Holleyanna played Clarinet in the marching, concert bands, and Blazer Band. In TBS, Holleyanna served as Chapter Treasurer, Vice President of Membership (two terms), and President, as well as participating in numerous committees during her time as an undergrad. She additionally served as the 2021-2022 Southeast District Vice President of Membership. At the conclusion of her term as district VPM, Holleyanna received The Baton for her outstanding service to the sorority as a student leader.

Since becoming a Life Member in 2022, Holleyanna has been a member of both TBSAA and SEDAA. She served on the Southeast District Alumni Association Board from 2023-2024 as the Communications Chair. She has been a member of the National Curriculum Committee since 2022. Holleyanna currently serves as a Southeast District Counselor.

Upon graduating, Holleyanna earned her B.S. in Elementary Education and works as a third grade teacher in Birmingham, Alabama. During her free time, she loves to read books, watch tv, and spend time with friends and family.

Wairimu Mimi Njoroge was initiated into the Theta Rho Chapter of Tau Beta Sigma at the GREAT Bethune-Cookman University on March 10, 2008. She is a proud Life Member (#3723), TBSAA Goldstar Member, and active member of the Southeast District Alumni Association (SEDAA). With over 17 years of continuous service and dedication, she has remained a passionate advocate for effective and sufficient chapter operations grounded in procedural compliance, chapter autonomy, and sustainable growth across all levels of the sorority. During her collegiate years, she served in a variety of leadership roles, including Vice President, Historian, Chair of Publications, Chair of Sisterhood and Spirit, and Alumni Relations Designee Support. She was a member of the Sophisticats Flag Corp. of THE P.R.I.D.E. of Bethune- Cookman University, Marching Wildcats.

Wairimu has earned her Bachelors in Psychology (2010) and Master is Mental Health Counseling (2015). Professionally, Wairimu is a licensed mental health therapist in both Georgia and Florida. She is a compassionate and results-driven clinician with over 10 years of experience providing high-quality therapeutic services to diverse populations across community, residential, school-based, and outpatient settings.

Currently, she serves in the Atlanta Alumni Association of Kappa Kappa Psi and Tau Beta Sigma as Historian and Chair of the Ritual and Awards Committee, Chair of the Technology Committee, Chair of the Social Media Committee, Service and Special Projects Lead, and ACES Liaison for the 2024–2026 biennium.

At the national level, she contributes to the organization as a member of the Student Resource Development Committee, Curriculum Committee, is the Chair of the Communications committee, SEDAA, and the Membership Engagement Committee for the Tau Beta Sigma Alumni Association (TBSAA).

Through her leadership, she remains dedicated to fostering meaningful alumni-collegiate relationships and supporting the continued operational success and growth of active chapters.