Dana Grace Randolph has served on the board of the Dorothy I. Height Education Foundation since its inception in 2004. As the great-niece of Dorothy I. Height, whom she affectionately knew as “Aunt Dorothy,” Dana was personally invited by Dr. Height to serve as the family representative on the board. Dr. Height believed Dana would remain committed to advancing the Foundation’s vision of supporting and empowering high school seniors to be able to continue their education in two- or four-year colleges and universities.

A native of St. Louis, Dana has lived there most of her life. She values family, faith, and community and considers herself a Senior whisperer. She enjoys spending time with her brothers, nieces, nephews, extended family, and close friends. A devoted Christian, her lifelong church home is Pilgrim United Church of Christ in St. Louis, MO. She is the Board Chair of the St Louis Council on Environmental Health and Safety, founded by her late parents Billie Jean and Bernard C Randolph Sr., MD, two of Dr. Height’s many favorite nephews and nieces.

Dana’s interests include reading, travel, spectator sports, music, visiting museums, and meeting new people. Her strengths include event planning, writing, building and maintaining meaningful relationships.