MS HR102

Commends Dr. L. Frances P. Liddell for her exceptional and dedicated career upon her retirement from Jackson State University as Associate Professor and Interim Chair of the Department of Public Policy and Administration.

Recognizes her educational credentials including a bachelor's degree from Grambling State University, master's degree from University of Louisiana at Monroe, and educational specialist and doctorate degrees from Mississippi State University.

Acknowledges her extensive career serving as Associate Professor at Jackson State University (1971-1985 and 1992-2008), North Carolina A&T State University, and Murray State University, along with teaching positions at multiple high schools and a unit director role in Kentucky's Department of Education.

Highlights her professional contributions including founding the Public Policy Toastmasters club, serving as President of the Mississippi Chapter of the American Society for Public Administration, directing Student Policy Debates, and developing the executive Doctor of Philosophy program at Jackson State.

Notes her personal life including membership in Anderson United Methodist Church, volunteer work at Batson Children's Hospital, and her marriage to Dr. Lewis Liddell Sr. with six children who all attended Jackson State University.