“BROTHERMAN DICTATOR OF DISCIPLINE”

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filing requirements, and local business
license and gross receipt taxes.
In addition, Kantampi also drafts technical
memorandums and presentations for
publication internally and externally
or for use in internal training courses.
He completes various corporate and
partnership compliance work papers,
tax provisions, and any other tax related
services. He also interacts with auditors
and law enforcement professionals
from state and local and international
jurisdictions to resolve outstanding
tax notices. He also manages multiple
associates on both consulting and
compliance projects and this includes
assigning and overseeing the completion
of projects as well as reviewing research,
memorandums, work papers and tax
provisions prepared by the associates.
Sabrina Coleman ’05
Attorney at Law, New York State
Department of Health
Sabrina Coleman ’05, an attorney,
serves as independent assessor to
New York State Department of Health
in its leading healthcare reform
program, Delivery System Reform
Incentive Payment Program, where
she evaluates the performance of all
provider performance systems in New
York State to ensure compliance.
As a 2005 Lincoln graduate, Coleman
always had a clear goal: to become an
attorney. She did just that in 2008 after
her graduation from Villanova University
School of Law, where she attended on a
full scholarship. She then moved back to
her home state of New York, where she
practiced law for the next five years.
While practicing law, ahe developed a
transitional roadmap to direct her career
into the healthcare regulatory compliance
arena. She served as a compliance
consultant to healthcare entities in
order to assist them in complying
with Medicaid and Medicare laws and
regulations. She developed healthcare
compliance programs, developed
trainings, monitored regulations, drafted
policies and procedures, and navigated
audits for various entities serving
Medicaid and Medicare populations.
Rev. Farrah Gaskins ’99
Health Physicist, USNRC
Establishing a career in science, Rev.
Farrah Gaskins ’99 is a health physicist
with the United States Nuclear Regulatory
Commission, the agency that regulates
the nations’ civilian use of nuclear
material and protects the people and the
environment from radioactive materials.
As a health physicist since 2004, in
the Region I office, located in King
of Prussia, Pennsylvania, Gaskins
performs inspections and technical
license reviews at civilian sites such
as hospitals and universities in support
of the agency’s mission. Gaskins is an
ordained minister at Millennium Baptist
Church in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
where she serves as the Youth Pastor.
She has been implementing programs
for the youth in the church and the
surrounding community since 2007.
Jalaal Hayes ’11, Ph.D.
Teacher, Universal Auden
Reid Charter School
Dr. Jalaal A. Hayes ’11, a 22-yearold
resident of Philadelphia, proudly
received a Doctor of Philosophy degree
in applied chemistry. In June 2015, he
successfully defended his dissertation,
“Thermodynamics and Kinetic Studies
of Alkali Metal Doped-Lithium Amide-
Magnesium Hydride Hydrogen Storage
System.” Hayes graduated from high
school seven years ago in 2008 at the age
of 15. He then earned bachelor degrees in
history and general science, graduating
in three years cum laude at age 18 in
2011 from at Lincoln University. While
completing his doctorate at DSU, he
lectured in Tuscany, Italy, and Easton,
Massachusetts, as a Carl Storm Fellow
while authoring several peer-reviewed
journal articles and served on a team
that obtained a United States patent for
hydrogen research. He completed a 2008
summer research internship at Howard
University/NASA undergraduate Research
Center before being enrolled in DSU’s
graduate program in applied chemistry,
where he worked with his advisor Dr.
Andrew Goudy, professor of chemistry, in
the Center for Hydrogen Storage Research.
Hayes recently reflected on his unique
educational accomplishments when he
met the Rev. Bernice King, who is Rev.
Dr. Martin Luther and Coretta Scott
King’s youngest daughter, at Zion Baptist
Church in Philadelphia. She asked him
about his achievement and opportunities
to which he shared with her, “my family
and community set high expectations for
me and I simply strived to meet those
expectations; for I strive to model “to
whom much is given, much is expected.”
Stephanie Rand ’11, M.D.
Medicine
Dr. Stephanie Rand ’11, who
graduated with a bachelor’s degree
in biology, received her medical
degree from Thomas Jefferson
Medical School in Philadelphia. L
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