Kenny Alexander

Alexander also serves as chancellor for twenty career colleges which includes:[2] (i) Centura College;[3] a healthcare, business, and skilled trade programs school with four campuses in Hampton Roads and one in Richmond, Virginia; (ii) Aviation Institute of Maintenance (AIM),[4] founded in Norfolk and now operating fourteen campuses nationwide and growing to become the largest system of aviation maintenance schools in the country; (iii) Tidewater Tech,[5] a trade school located in Norfolk which offers welding and automotive mechanics programs and is currently the largest supplier of certified welders and HVAC technicians in the Commonwealth.The growth and work of this trade schools college system led to the establishment of the only Wind Turbine Technician program in the Mid-Atlantic, currently being offered at the Centura Norfolk Campus.Alexander has been a guest columnist in Virginia newspapers, lecturer on political science and leadership studies, and he is the author of Persistence: Evelyn Butts and the African American Quest for Full Citizenship and Self-Determination (2021).He attended Lake Taylor High School where he was drum major of the marching band and served as parliamentarian of the student body, graduating in 1985.In May 2002, Governor Mark Warner appointed the 89th District incumbent, Jerrauld Jones, to be director of the Virginia Department of Juvenile Justice.
Norfolk, VirginiaIncumbentPaul D. FraimVirginia SenateYvonne B. MillerLionell SpruillVirginia House of DelegatesJerrauld JonesDaun Sessoms HesterDemocraticAlma materJohn Tyler Community CollegeOld Dominion UniversityNorwich UniversityAntioch UniversityChancellor (education)EducatorEntrepreneur89th DistrictSenate of Virginia5th DistrictChesapeakeBerkleySouth NorfolkLake Taylor High Schooldrum majormarching bandGovernorMark WarnerVirginia Legislative Black CaucusYvonne Millerfinancial institutionSpecialRepublicanMay 3, 2016Wayback MachineVirginia State Board of Elections