North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University

February 23, 2007

From left to right: Shirley T. Frye, special assistant to the chancellor, Dr. Lloyd V. Hackley, N.C. A&T Chancellor and Ed Kitchen the Joseph M. Bryan Foundation vice president.
Chancellor Hackley was a recipient of the Joseph M. Bryan Foundation Unsung Hero Award for 2007 along with UNCG’s Provost A. Edward Uprichard. The award, includes a $12,500 scholarship, honors those individuals who have done outstanding things for others or institutions without fanfare. Hackley’s is planning to use the funds to recruit high achieving students.

Athletics

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Weather Updates!

		In case of inclement weather, A&T will provide weather information through various forms to students, faculty, staff and supporters. As soon as the Chancellor makes a decision regarding a delay or a closing, the Office of University Relations will disseminate weather updates via the following:
Weather Updates - University e-mail to epa/spa employees and students - WNAA 90.1 FM Radio - Local newspapers, radio and television stations - A&T website @ http://www.ncat.edu - WNAA's website @ http://www.aggienewsonline.com - The Aggie InfoLine (336.334.7325) provides weekly university events and details regarding emergency situations when they occur. If you have a suggestion to strengthen this process, please forward you idea to mables@ncat.edu.

Please refer to the University Adverse Weather Policy. University Adverse Weather

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Chancellor
Lloyd V. Hackley

Special Assistant to the Chancellor
Shirley T. Frye

Provost and Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs
Janice G. Brewington

Vice Chancellor/Development and University Relations
Mark Kiel

Editor
Mable Springfield Scott

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Sandra Brown, Darlene East, Samantha Hargrove, Daphne Roach, Nettie Collins Rowland, Marva Watlington

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Charles Watkins

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Sherry Poole Clark

E-Design
Margaret Vap

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Higher Education Area Transit (HEAT) Program Welcomes A&T Greensboro Transit Authority’s Higher Education Area Transit (HEAT) program has announced A&T has agreed to become a partner in HEAT serving Greensboro and Jamestown. More...

European Young Muslim Leaders Visit A&T Muslim leaders from Europe visited the campus as part of a month long, United States Department of State (DOS) public diplomacy program. More...

Harriet Davis Served A&T For 26 Years

Harriet Davis has accepted a position at Hampton University as Assistant Vice President for Development and Alumni Relations. Her resignation will be effective March 9. Harriet has served A&T for 26 years, 16 of which were in the Department of Development and University Relations. She worked tirelessly in Alumni Affairs, raised key major gifts, and played a major role in the Gillette gift of $1 million.

“A&T is my love and my heart and it will always be near and dear to me. This is a wonderful opportunity that Hampton has afforded me and I am looking forward to joining an excellent team at Hampton University.” Davis said.

“A Century of African American Art: The Paul R. Jones Collection”
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The Paul R. Jones Collection of African American art is one of the world's oldest, largest and most complete. It is comprised of more than 1,500 artworks and includes paintings, drawings, photographs and three-dimensional works.
The exhibition will be on display through March 10 at the Henry Clinton Taylor Gallery, located in the Dudley Building on the campus. For more information, call 336.334.3209.
Watch Video of The Department of Visual and Performing Arts paying tribute...

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	Geophysics Field Course International Research Experience in Ethiopia: July 16 - Aug 3 2007 AfricaArray field school in South Africa (June 25-July 13) Deadline for applying : March 3, 2007 See Course flyer Solomon Bililign, Professor of Physics url: http://www.ncat.edu/~bililign Director: NOAA-ISET Center url: http://www.ncat.edu/~iset 306 Marteena, IRC 203 Phone (336)-285-2110(Marteena) (336)334-7424(IRC-Lab) http://www.africaarray.psu.edu/field_course/field_course.htm


	Top far right: Sandrea Williamson, assistant director of North Carolina A&T State University’s Honors program and members of the university’s Alpha Lambda Delta Honor Society with students from Washington Elementary School. The Honor Society recently held its third annual Child Literacy Fair at the elementary school, where they distributed books (all pertaining to an African American theme) to each child. Members also read to the 2nd and 4th grade classes.