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Chancellor
Stanley F. Battle
Provost and Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs
Janice G. Brewington
Vice Chancellor/Development and University Relations
Mark Kiel
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Mable Springfield Scott
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National Alumni Greeting to Students
Greetings New Freshmen and Returning Students,
The North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University Alumni Association, Inc. welcomes you to AGGIELAND either for the first time or again! May this 2007-2008 school year be one of your most successful endeavors. We hope that you continue to excel academically and continue to learn what is significant in the life that you are molding.
As Alumni, we once walked in your shoes and we are still here to walk with you if you ever need us. It is our prayer and sincere hope that you enjoy the benefits the university has to offer and that you seize those opportunities that will prove to be beneficial to your academic and personal goals. Take the time to be exposed to the positive aspects of life and know that your Alumni family is an extension of your campus family.
It is our job to support your mission while encouraging you to seek a journey through North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University that proves to be memorable. One day soon you will be an alumnus or alumna of this great university and we just hope that our acts of “Aggie Love” inspire you to one day be a pillar in the Alumni Family.
In the Essence of “Aggie Pride” and Best Wishes,
Pamela L. Johnson, Class of 1991
National President
ncatsu_nationalalumnipres07-08@comcast.net
Crystal R. Williams, Class of 2007
Student Alumni Council Appointee
ncatsuaa_studentalumni@comcast.net
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ATTENTION: Class of 1993
The N.C. A&T Class of 1993 is currently preparing for their 15-year reunion. It is their plan to give a major financial gift back to the University. All graduates from the Class of 1993, please contact Donovan Kirkland as soon as possible regarding this important project. Let us reconnect with each other and our alma mater by recommitting ourselves to showing true Aggie Pride through our unwavering support of A&T!
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A&T Student on CBS Evening News with Katie Couric
A&T student, Monique Johnson, will be featured on CBS Evening News with Katie Couric, Friday, Aug. 24, at 6:30 p.m., and she will need your vote.
Johnson, a rising junior, majoring in business administration, appeared in a story on WFMY-TV and in an article published by The Winston-Salem Chronicle last week. The touching story told of Johnsons' physical disability and the fund-raiser she had planned to raise money to continue paying for her education.
Johnson will appear on the show’s "Assignment America" with correspondent Steve Hartman. The show allows viewers to decide what stories will be featured. Every week Hartman reveals three story pitches. Viewers then log on to CBSNews.com to vote for their favorite. Hartman takes the winning pitch and turns it into a story for the following Friday's show.
Aggies and A&T supporters!
Watch the segment and go online to vote for Johnson at CBSNews.com. For more information, contact Nettie Rowland, 336.256.0863, or email rowlandn@ncat.edu.
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A&T Third in Research Funding
For the third consecutive year, the third spot belongs to N.C. A&T. A&T, ranked eighth in population among the UNC System’s 16 campuses, received $41.5 million in sponsored research money during the 2007 fiscal year.
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Freshman Scholarships Next Fall
Chancellor wants to offer 50 percent, 75 percent and full scholarships to every freshman entering the institution next fall.
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A&T Alum at National Journalism Convention
An open forum discussion with the editors and contributors to the Washington Post’s 2006 award-winning multimedia project, titled “Being a Black Man" took place at the NABJ Convention.
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Bryant Named Interim Director of Alumni Affairs
Leonora C. Bryant has been named interim director of alumni affairs...
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A&T's Theatre Program Gears Up For 2007-08 Season & Special Homecoming Performance
Theatre Arts Program will kick off the new 2007-08 season on Oct. 11- 21 with "Mufaro's Beautiful Daughters" by John Steptoe - a story about two beautiful daughters
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| The Department of History has relocated to #324 Gibbs Hall. The new phone number is 336-285-2324. |
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| The Biology Department moved last week into Hines Hall, floors 1 and 3. The department can be reached via their new number at 336-285-2160. Their old number 336-334-7907 is also active. |
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