Camille Harvey

Camille Harvey is a proud Oakland, California native and a 2002 graduate of Howard University’s School of Communications, where she earned her Bachelor of Arts in Journalism with a concentration in Broadcasting and a minor in Sports Administration. While at Howard, Camille participated on the Swim Team, interned in the Sports Information Office, and served as Sports Editor of The Hilltop. She also gained valuable professional experience through internships at QRS NewMedia, ESPN and the Department of Education. Following graduation, Camille returned to ESPN as a Studio Production Assistant, contributing to SportsCenter and earning an Emmy Award in 2003 as part of the studio production team.

Since 2005, Camille has committed herself to her passion for alumni connection, engagement, student recruitment, and retention. She has been a dedicated leader in the San Francisco Bay Area Alumni Club, having served as Club President. Her impact includes introducing the “BisonBar,” a signature monthly alumni networking mixer; reinstating the annual New Student Send-Off for Northern California students matriculating to Howard; and representing Howard at college fairs throughout Northern California. On a national level, she has served multiple terms as Regional Representative for Region VI, as Interim Recording Secretary in Spring 2024, and is currently the Compliance Committee Chair.

Camille is also an active member of the Berkeley Bay Area Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc, where she currently serves as Recording Secretary. Additionally, she is the chair of the Marion Moore Scholarship Ministry at Imani Community Church, supporting students in their pursuit of higher education.

A strategic leader and intentional connector, Camille is deeply committed to strengthening alumni engagement, expanding regional impact, and ensuring that Howard’s legacy continues to thrive across generations. Above all, she values family, friendship, travel, and — always — all things Howard.

Camille embodies what it means to be an active and engaged alumna. She had led the local club on many different levels and even when she isn't officially on the executive committee, you can count on Camille to help with student outreach, often attending college fairs all throughout the East Bay, representing Howard.

Camille has been an active member in our local club for 20 years. She is also an active member of her local chapter of Delta Sigma Theta and her church, Imani Community Church. Both organizations where she has held many leadership positions while also helping to develop young leaders.