Romona Fullman '84, director of the Office of the Delaware Commission for Women and director of Delaware's Division of Human Relations. On Tuesday, February 28th, the Delaware Campus Black Law Students Association celebrated Black History Month by honoring nine distinguished African-American alumni at its 2nd annual "Trailblazers and Pioneers" banquet. The honorees were chosen for their achievements in the private sector, the public interest sector, or for community service.
"It's my pleasure to be here with you this evening. Let me first offer my sincere congratulations to my colleagues -- those who are being honored this evening for their achievements and their contributions to the legal profession. I am proud and privileged to stand with you on this occasion. Your professional achievements and accomplishments bring esteem to the law school and certainly serve as a role model to the students who are currently matriculating," said Romona Fullman '84, Director of the Office of the Delaware Commission for Women and Director of Delaware's Division of Human Relations.