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Terry Hall
Ms. Brendlyn Hall, RHD
Phone: (256)372.5816
Email: brendlyn.hall@aamu.edu
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Brendlyn Hall states “It is with great pleasure, since 1991 that I have had the pleasure of servicing our most valued customers.” Presently she is the Residence Hall Director of Ernest Knight Complex only after becoming a graduate of this illustrious university with a Bachelor of Science in Agribusiness. Ms. Hall serves as co-advisor to the Inter -Resident Hall Council, a member of the Homecoming Committee, and Bulldog Pride Committee.
Morris Hall
Mr. Henry Davis
Phone: (256) 372-5813
Email: henry.davis@aamu.edu
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Mr. Henry Davis is the Residence Hall Director. Mr. Henry Davis is a native Alabamian born in Somerville, Morgan County. He earned both a Bachelor of Science degree in teacher education and a Master of Science degree in Counseling Psychology from AAMU. Mr. Davis is a "Bulldog" and a football letterman., playing under the leadership of Coach Lewis Crews, 1960 - 1962. He is also a Vietnam War veteran and spent significant time working for the US Government and traveling in Europe after the Army. Mr. Davis is fluent in German as a second language. He returned to Alabama in 1999 and began his career as a residential life director at Foster Complex in August 2000. He has served as director of Hopkins Hall and Morris Hall. Mr. Davis is involved in local church and community activities. Student Affairs, mainly Residential Life is his latest career field. The residents and staff of Hopkins hall and the students of Alabama A&M University are "his ministry."
Stephens Hall
Mr. Randy Rhynes
Phone: (256) 372-5815
Email: randy.rhynes@aamu.edu
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In 1983, Mr. Randy Rhynes moved to Huntsville from Dothan, AL. to attend Alabama A&M University. He began working in the residence halls as a work-study student before graduating in 1988 with a Bachelors of Science degree in Finance from the school of business. In August of 1988, Mr. Rhynes was hired as the assistant residence hall director for Stephens hall; under the leadership of Mr. Frank Hester. He was given his first directorship over Hopkins Hall in the fall of 1995. Determined to further his education, Mr. Rhynes entered the graduate school program at Alabama A&M University in 1993 and stayed the course until the summer of 1999, when he was awarded a M. S. degree in Agribusiness Management. Since that time, Mr. Rhynes has had the honor of serving as Residence Hall Director of Morris and Grayson Halls, as well as Foster Complex West.
Ernest L. Knight Living Learning Community
Mr. Malcom Williams
Phone: (256) 372-5865
Email: malcom.williams@aamu.edu
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Mr. Malcom D. Williams is a native of Birmingham, AL. He is a Residence Hall Director. He has been with the Residence Life staff for a period of time. Mr. Williams is a graduate of Alabama A&M University with a B.S. in Social Work. He is a member of AEA (Alabama Education Association) and the Alabama A&M University Staff Senate. Mr. Williams works in association with the Athletic Department, ORAS (Office of Retention and Academic Support), and the BAIRH program at Alabama A&M University to ensure the mission and vision of the student and student-athlete at Knight Complex are met. Mr. Williams has the benefit of working and developing the minds of young men to enhance themselves to be future leaders for tomorrow’s world.
Mamie Foster Living Learning Complex
Ms. Synethea Anderson
Phone: (256) 372-5820
Email: synethea.anderson@aamu.edu
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Ms. S. J. Anderson currently holds the position of Residence Hall Director. She is a proud graduate holding a B.S. degree in Early Childhood Education. Ms. Anderson has been an active participant in several organizations since 1986; such as Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc. , NASAP (National Association of Student Affairs Professionals), SEAHO (Southeastern Association of Housing Officers), AAIE (Association for the Advancement of International Educators), Kappa Delta Pi Honors Association, Martin Luther King Service Organization, Baptist Campus Ministries and Re-Birth Ministries. Three years ago, Ms. Anderson formed an ongoing green initiative called POWER UP GREEN: P.U.G. She also joined the Bulldog Pride Committee, established by Alabama A&M First Lady, Mrs. A. Hugine.
Hopkins Hall
Ms. Brenda Mallard, RHD
Phone: (256.372.5811
Email: brenda.mallard@aamu.edu
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Brenda J. Mallard, a native of Huntsville, Alabama, an alum of Alabama A & M University, graduated in 1984 with a BA in Political Science. In August 2004, she became an employee of Residential Life at A & M and is currently a director of Knight Complex. Ms. Mallard is also a recent graduate of the Psychology Department, obtaining her Master's Degree in May 2011.
Thigpen Hall
Ms. Jacqueline Flowers
Phone: (256)372.5817
Email: jacqueline.flowers@aamu.edu
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Jacqueline Flowers is a proud graduate of Alabama A&M University, with a degree in Biology. She has been employed at A&M since 1988. Ms. Flowers is a member of Madison Mission SDA Church where she is very active. Ms. Flowers is a member of SEAHO (Southeastern Association of Housing Officers. During her tenure in Residential Life, Ms. Flowers has worked in many of the halls and has advised several organizations, such as Inter-Residence Hall Council, Rebirth Christian Ministries, Voluptuous Bulldog Beauties, Women’s Week, Residence Hall Week and much more. Ms. Flowers is very involved in campus committees, such as Bulldog Pride, Toastmasters, Homecoming, Founders Day Committee, Maroon and White Pageant and much more.
Mr. Jarvis Lane
Phone: (256) 372.5811
Email: jarvis.lane@aamu.edu
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Mr. Jarvis Lane, a native of Decatur, AL., serves as a Residence Hall Director and Programs Coordinator. He comes to Alabama A&M from UAB, with a Bachelor's degree in Political Science and Spanish. While at UAB, Mr. Lane served as a Resident Assistant for four years and work with the Office of New Student Orientation for two years as an Orientation Leader. During his tenure, Mr. Lane as Programmer of the Year for 3 years, Member & Associate Director of the National Residence Hall Honorary (Upsilon Alpha Beta Chapter) and Residence Hall Association Executive Council Member. Mr. Lane also sang with the UAB Gospel Choir and participated in the F.O.C.U.S. (freshman first-year experience steering committee). Mr. Lane brings a passion for Residential Life and experience with the Freshmen First Year Experience and Living-Learning Community component of Residence Life. Mr. Lane is excited about joining the BULLDOG NATION!
Palmer Hall
Ms. Tailia Berryhill
Phone: (256) 372-5814
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Brendlyn Hall states “It is with great pleasure, since 1991 that I have had the pleasure of servicing our most valued customers.”
Mr. Malcom D. Williams is a native of Birmingham, AL. He is a Residence Hall Director.
Ms. S. J. Anderson currently holds the position of Residence Hall Director.
Brenda J. Mallard, a native of Huntsville, Alabama, an alum of Alabama A & M University, graduated in 1984 with a BA in Political Science.
Jacqueline Flowers is a proud graduate of Alabama A&M University, with a degree in Biology.
Harriett J. Terry Hall bears the name of one of our early pioneers. Ms. Terry was born in New York in 1885. She entered college in 1906 and before graduating in 1910, she helped founded Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. Ms. Terry came to A&M in 1922, where she worked as a professor and dorm counselor.
Palmer Hall III is a traditional four story, air-conditioned residence hall for women. The residence hall has 89 rooms, which houses freshmen females in single and double occupancy rooms. Palmer Hall is equipped with a student lounge, meditation room, laundry facilities, community bathrooms with individual shower stalls, cable television, and telephone services. Keeping with the traditional residence hall arrangement, all rooms are accessible off a main enclosed corridor.
Thomas V. Morris Hall
The Clarence F. Stephens Hall opened in 1981. The four story air-conditioned residence hall houses 168 students in double occupancy and private rooms for first year students. The facility offers a TV viewing lounge, a study lounge, laundry facilities, a computer lab, wireless internet, offices and counselor’s quarters. 
