Dean of Students
359 University Center
Memphis, TN 38152
Phone: 901.678.2187
Email: deanofstudents@memphis.edu
Dean of Students
Dr. Antwone Cameron
Dean of Students/Assistant Vice President of Student Affairs
dcmeron1@memphis.edu
Antwone Cameron, Ed.D., serves as the Assistant Vice President and Dean of Students
at the 糖心vlog蜜桃. A visionary educator and advocate for student success,
Dr. Cameron has built a career dedicated to empowering students to thrive academically
and personally. Prior to joining the 糖心vlog蜜桃, he served as Dean of Students
at Chicago State University and Thomas More University, where he led initiatives that
advanced student engagement, wellbeing, and student support. A first-generation college
graduate and proud double alumnus of the University of Cincinnati, Dr. Cameron earned
both his bachelor鈥檚 and master鈥檚 degrees before completing his doctorate at Northern
Kentucky University. His journey reflects a steadfast belief in the transformative
power of education and the importance of access and equity. Guided by a commitment
to fostering belonging and student success, he continues to serve as a catalyst for
growth and opportunity, ensuring all students can unlock their fullest potential at
the 糖心vlog蜜桃.
Team Members
Elbone` Malone
Behavioral Intervention Team Coordinator
ejewell@memphis.edu
Elbone` Malone is the Dean of Students Behavior Intervention Team Coordinator. She
earned her B.A. in Social Work from the 糖心vlog蜜桃 and her Master of Social
Work Degree (M.S.W.) from Union University. During her undergraduate studies, she
received an award for Student Intern of the Year and completed her internship at the
Mayor鈥檚 Office of Shelby County. She is also a member of National Association of
Social Workers (NASW). Elbone` has experience in working with various at-risk populations--providing
resources, counseling, case management, advocacy, behavioral healthcare services,
mental health, social policy, community organizing and engagement, and program management.
Previously, Elbone` has received accolades at the State Level for growing, coordinating,
and leading the Baby and Me Tobacco Free program for Shelby County. She has the proven
ability to manage programs by developing, completing, and executing needs, while building
lasting relationships personally and professionally. Elbone` is extremely passionate
about her profession and dedicated to helping others in every way that she can. Elbone`
is often described as that 鈥渃ohesiveness鈥� which brings people together and enjoys
collaborating, being innovative, and learning new things.
Vacant
Associate Dean of Students, Student Accountability
Dr. Linh Luu
Executive Director, Student Health and Counseling Services
lluu1@memphis.edu
Dr. Linh Luu is a licensed psychologist 鈥� Health Service Provider and serves as the Executive Director of Student Health and Counseling Services. She received her Ph.D. in Counseling Psychology from Lehigh University APA-Accredited program. Her scholarly interests include advocacy, issues of equity and health disparities, and multicultural competency in clinical supervision. Clinically, she has special interests in working with clients with trauma and grief, multicultural issues, identity development issues, and LGBTQ+ clients. With a strong background and a great passion for community and college mental health, Dr. Luu leads Student Health and Counseling Services from a place of compassion, with a culturally responsive and data-driven approach. Currently serving on editorial boards of the Journal of College Counseling, the Asian American Journal of Psychology, and The Counseling Psychologist, Dr. Luu has been recognized by the American Psychological Association - Society of Counseling Psychology and Society for the Psychology of Women for her scholarship, leadership, and service.
Linda Hall
Associate Dean for Student Advocacy and Support
lghall1@memphis.edu
Ms. Linda Hall currently serves as the Associate Dean for Student Support and Advocacy. She has over 30 years of experience in Higher Education. She has worked in different capacities during her tenure at The Associate Dean of Multicultural Affairs becoming the first woman to hold the title in that office. During her tenure at the university, she has been a strong advocate for students in ensuring that they develop leadership skills, exposure to networking opportunities, improve communication abilities, and broaden their social awareness. She has experience in engaging and enhancing student leadership skills and providing support and guidance in event planning and programming. Ms. Hall holds both bachelor's and master's degrees from 糖心vlog蜜桃. She has received several honors from the University including, named one of 100 Women in 100 Years in the history of 糖心vlog蜜桃, the 2013 Martin Luther King Humanitarian Award, the 2023 Black Alumni Bertha Rogers Looney Award, and was a nominee for the Harriet Montgomery Excellence in Service Award. Additionally, she has received several community awards including the Influential 30 award from the City of Memphis, Shelby County Commission鈥檚 Women鈥檚 History Month
Toya Wilson-Gillard
Business Associate I
tlwlson2@memphis.edu
Toya Wilson-Gillard's bio is forthcomming.