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A death notice in the Cornell alumni news of October 1978 gives a quick bio, including that she was a trustee though it doesn't specify. (https://ecommons.cornell.edu/bitstream/1813/27945/1/081_03.pdf, p.69)
'34 MS—Amanda Peele Cheatham (Mrs L N) of Hampton, Va, Apr 10, 1978; prof of biology, emeritus, trustee, and former pres of alumni assn, Hampton Inst.
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