Hall of Fame
Kimberly Cue Palmer was the catalyst for Benedict College's first-ever SIAC women's basketball conference championship.
She was named the SIAC Tournament MVP after leading the Lady Tigers to a 56-55 victory over Tuskegee in the 2004 tournament championship game. She was also named All-SIAC First Team, SIAC All-Tournament Team and the Atlanta Black College All-Star Game MVP.
After graduating from Benedict College in 2005, Kim worked as an assistant basketball coach for Benedict College, as well as Cardinal Newman High School. In 2006, she began a career with the South Carolina Department of Corrections as a shift lieutenant. After 10 years, Kim moved to Oklahoma, where she is currently the Resident Director at Langston University.
Kim resides in Oklahoma with her husband, Terence. When she is not working, Kim enjoys traveling and spending time with family and friends.
