The resolution commends Dr. Charlotte P. Morris for her nearly 40 years of dedicated service to Tuskegee University, where she has held various significant roles, including her recent position as the university's ninth president. Throughout her tenure, Dr. Morris has been instrumental in developing a five-year strategic plan that has notably increased research grants, particularly those addressing health disparities affecting African Americans. Her academic background includes degrees from Jackson State University, Delta State University, and Kansas State University, along with additional coursework at prestigious institutions such as Harvard University.

Dr. Morris's career at Tuskegee began as a faculty member, and she later served as Executive Associate/Chief of Staff to the University President for 23 years, among other roles. She has been recognized for her leadership and commitment to the university, having served as interim president twice before her official appointment in August 2021. The resolution expresses deep admiration for her contributions and wishes her well in her retirement, acknowledging the significant impact she has made on both Tuskegee University and the state of Alabama.