Our Board
Board President
Evelyn V. Hannah joined the board in August 2019 and is honored to work with HCM in serving the neighborhoods in Hartford. For the past 25 years, Evelyn has worked with children and youth in both professional and ministerial capacities. She has maintained membership at Bible Way Temple Nation (BTN) in Hartford, CT for over 21 years. For the past 8 years, she has served as the Administrator of BTN’s Children, Youth, and Young Adult’s Department (C.T.Y.A) and is a member of BTN’s Clergy Board and Mission’s Department. Evelyn has a big and compassionate heart for young people, community work, and outreach. As a humble servant, Evelyn is dedicated to serving God’s people and His Kingdom; and seeing lives transformed. Evelyn earned her Bachelor’s of Science Degree in 1995 and a Master’s of Social Work Degree in 2004, both from UCONN. She is a Licensed Master’s Level Social Worker and a Social Work Supervisor employed by the State of Connecticut’s Department of Children and Families for over 20 years, where she has worked to protect, support, and serve children/youth and families in CT. Living in the North End of Hartford for over 18 years, Evelyn and her husband, Ja, are proud parents of 3 beautiful children-Nya (16yrs), NaDhari (13yrs) and Joshua (8yrs). |
BOARD VICE PRESIDENT
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BOARD Secretary
Tyrone Black joined the board August 2021. He is the Pastor and Presiding Prelate of Ebenezer Holy Temple, Inc. which is located in the city of Hartford. Tyrone is also the Vice President for Student Affairs and Dean of Students at Goodwin University, East Hartford, and is the founder and CEO of T. Carlton Educational Consulting LLC. which provides college counseling to students both domestically and internationally. Tyrone is a native of Hartford and works within the community through the various ministries of his church. He received his Bachelor of Arts degree in English from Westminster College in New Wilmington, Pennsylvania, his Master of Science degree in Education (Language Arts) from the University of New Haven in West Haven, and his Doctorate in Higher Education Administration and Organizational Change from Benedictine University in Lisle, Illinois. One of Tyrone’s most memorable experiences is writing his dissertation on the exploration of students’ faith, spirituality and engagement while they attended medium-sized Jesuit Universities in New England. |