This resolution is an act of commendation for Dr. Charlotte P. Morris for her dedicated service to Tuskegee University, where she has worked in various capacities for nearly four decades. Dr. Morris, who has served as the university's ninth president, is recognized for her leadership in developing a five-year strategic plan and for significantly increasing research grants awarded to the university, with a focus on health disparities affecting African Americans and cancer research in the Black community. Her educational background includes a Bachelor's Degree from Jackson State University, a Master's Degree from Delta State University, and a PhD from Kansas State University, along with additional coursework at Harvard and Southern Illinois University-Carbondale.

Dr. Morris's career at Tuskegee University includes roles as a faculty member, Executive Associate/Chief of Staff to the University President, Secretary to the Board of Trustees, Director of the Title III Program, Chair of the Convocations and Special Events Committee, associate dean, and professor of management. She has twice served as interim president in 2010 and 2020 before beginning her tenure as President on August 1, 2021. The resolution honors Dr. Morris's esteemed career, her tireless dedication, and her exceptional abilities, which have brought immense credit to both Tuskegee University and the State of Alabama. The Legislature of Alabama, with both houses concurring, offers this resolution in deep admiration and appreciation, extending best wishes for her future upon her retirement.