2026 FAMU 40 Under 40 – CoPPS, IPH Honorees
Dr. Stephanie Marie Andrews, PharmD, is a dynamic healthcare leader, entrepreneur, and proud FAMU alumna making an extraordinary impact across multiple industries. A 2012 graduate of FAMU's College of Pharmacy, she serves as Regional Pharmacy Manager at Molina Healthcare, advancing patient care across multiple states. Beyond healthcare, she is a successful multimillion-dollar-producing real estate broker in Texas and a passionate advocate for lupus awareness. Through professional leadership, entrepreneurship, and community service, Dr. Andrews exemplifies the versatility, resilience, and excellence of FAMU graduates.
Dr. Brandon A. Moton, DrPH, MPH, is a distinguished public health scholar and two-time
FAMU graduate whose work continues to transform healthcare education and community
wellness. Serving as Division Director and Associate Professor at FAMU's School of
Allied Health Sciences, he specializes in HIV prevention, health equity, and reducing
healthcare disparities among underserved populations. His research, national presentations,
and community advocacy demonstrate an exceptional commitment to improving public health
outcomes. Through academic leadership, mentorship, and service on community health
boards, Dr. Moton continues to inspire future healthcare professionals while advancing
FAMU's legacy of excellence.
Dr. Chevone Davis-Raglan, PharmD, is an accomplished pharmaceutical industry executive and proud FAMU alumnus whose leadership continues to create opportunities for future healthcare professionals. As Senior Director and ThoughtLeader Liaison at Eli Lilly, he leads strategic engagement initiatives across the Southeast. His impressive career includes positions at AbbVie, Bristol Myers Squibb, and other major pharmaceutical companies. A passionate advocate for his alma mater, he helped advance student recruitment initiatives and supported a $1.3 million investment in FAMU. His dedication to innovation, mentorship, and professional excellence reflects the lasting influence of Rattler leadership.
Dr. Candra J. Williams, PharmD, is an accomplished pharmaceutical executive and FAMU alumna with more than a decade of experience in the biopharmaceutical industry. As Director of Regulatory Affairs, Advertising and Promotion at Mirum Pharmaceuticals, she helps advance responsible pharmaceutical communication and regulatory excellence. Her impressive career spans major companies including Gilead Sciences, Lundbeck, and Sanofi Genzyme. Beyond her professional achievements, she made history through her service on the San Mateo County Commission on the Status of Women, championing representation and community advocacy. Her leadership, mentorship, and dedication to service embody the excellence of FAMU alumni.
Shayla Knighton-Black, MPH, is an accomplished public health leader, researcher, and FAMU alumna with over a decade of experience advancing HIV prevention and health equity. As Manager of Capacity Building Assistance Operations at the Latino Commission on AIDS, she leads national initiatives strengthening community health programs and has supported more than 150 technical assistance engagements. Her work addresses HIV prevention, medical mistrust, and healthcare disparities affecting underserved populations. Currently pursuing her Doctor of Public Health at FAMU, Knighton-Black continues to demonstrate exceptional leadership, advocacy, and dedication to transforming public health outcomes nationwide.