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RA’SHEDA BODDIE FORBES

Nov 13, 2020

Rasheda Boddie Forbes RA’SHEDA BODDIE FORBES has been appointed vice president for access, diversity, and inclusion at Mississippi State University. She previously served as assistant vice president and interim associate vice president for multicultural affairs at Mississippi State as well as director of the Holmes Cultural Diversity Center at Mississippi State.

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