10 WCC CAMPUS VOICE - MAY 22,1989
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or fruit.
We also feature Non-Fat flavors, Parfaits, Shakes,
and many other specialties. So stop in today
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MCAE enriches
minority students
By A. Z. Hubbard-Thomas
The Multi-Cultural
Association for Enrichment
(MCAE) was organized and became
an o-f-ficial part o-f SGA in
spring 1987. A student
organization* its purpose is to
make the college aware of and
appreciative of Black culture
and achievement.
When the organization was
established some of MCAE's
concerns were the decline in
Black student involvement*
causes and cures of minority
student attrition, and the
improvement of the college
experience for minority
students.
Tim Dortch* MCAE president,
stated, "All activities are made
possible through MCAE-sponsored
fundraisers and contributions
from SGA."
"Activities that members have
participated in include Empty
Stocking Fund, Send a Mouse to
College, and our annual MCAE
Scholarship."
Dortch also stated, "MCAE was
created to assist minority
students through counseling,
financial resources, educational
information and leadership
skills."
"In 1987, MCAE established a
scholarship fund which has
become a tradition for our
organization," stated Dortch.
Meetings are held every first
and third Tuesday at 1:00, in B-
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WCCAEOP
elects
officers
bv A. Z. Hubbard-Thomas
The Wavne Community College
Association of Educational
Office Personnel (WCCAEOP) held
its Annual Administrative
Banquet on April 19.
The Administrator of the Year
Award was presented to Dr. G.
Herman Porter. President of WCC;
the Educational Office Personnel
Award was presented to Carolyn
Braxton.
Officers for the 1989-90 year
were installed: Chuckie Mayros,
President: Lori Brady, Vice-
President; Reva Jenkins, Secre
tary; and Kay Bradley,
Treasurer.
A major project of WCCAEOP
this year is a cookbook contain
ing more than 400 recipes that
students, faculty, and staff
contributed.
The cost is $8.00 and all the
proceeds go to the WCCAEOP
Scholarship Fund. The cookbook
is a vinyl three-rino notebook.