To quote Captain Wilder, "AF-
ROTC allows the cadet to focus on the
future.* This ideal seems to be the common
thread among the cadets at Detachment 607
who are aiming high.
If you are interested in being an ofRcer
candidate, having a job whoi you gradu
ate, or simply looking for something to fill
yourtime. Captain Wilder or Captain Menza
invite you to visit the AFROTC office on
the first floor of the Women's Gymnasium.
The officers or any of the cadets will be
glad to talk to you.
STUDENT LEADERS
PLANNING FOR THE FUTURE
by Zacques D. Gray
The Fourth Annual
Student Leadership
Retreat was held
September 19-20, 1993
at Camp Rockfish in
Hope Mills. Each year
the Student Government
Association sponsors
the retreat to develop
and strengthen
leadership skills.
Student Government
Association officers,
senate members, and
other student leaders
attended the two-day
retreat. Participants
were expected to share
with their constituents
the information and
resources they obtained
at the retreat.
Dr. Harry Ghee,
Vice Chancellor for
Student Affairs,
presided over the
opening session. He
discussed the purpose
and objectives for the
retreat and outlined
the agenda.
Chancellor Lloyd V.
H a c k 1 e y stressed the
need for students to
assume their
responsibilities as
vital members of the
university, community,
state, and nation.
Other key
administrators ,
including Dr. Harold
Wade, Vice Chancellor
for Academic Affairs
and Mr. Benson Otovo,
Vice Chancellor for
Business and Finance,
also shared information
to enhance leadership
abilities.
Additionally, the
retreat included
presentation on
"Leadership in Group
Situations" led by Dr.
Harmon Watson;
"Parliamentary
Procedures" conducted
by Mr. Eric Moore; and
a working SGA planning
session facilitated by
SGA officers.
Assistance was given by
Dr. Glenna Sexton,
Associate Vice
Chancellor for Student
Affairs and SGA
Advisor; and Mrs.
Olivia Chavis,
Associate Vice for
Student Activities and
Counseling. Shawna
M c C a d e n
SGA
Vice-President,
stressed the important
role the Senate plays
in ensuring plans for
activities and programs
are carried through.
SGA Program Director,
Zacques Gray, led the
planning session for
Homecoming events and
solicited ideas for
future programs and
activities.
One of the
highlights of the
retreat was the
Challenge Course,
participants were
challenged to complete
team-building
exercises. SGA
President, Trudy
Fields, expressed the
importance of the
Challenge Course toward
teaching students how
to work together to
accomplish a goal.
The 1993 Student
Leadership Retreat
afforded student
leaders the unique
opportunity to bond as
a group, set goals, and
plan activities and
programs for the
remainder of the
1993-94 academic year.
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