12 WCC CAMPUS VOICE - NOV. 18,1992
Foundation kicks off fundraiser
By DENISE DEISLER
The Foundation of
Wayne Community College
kicked off its annual
fundraiser on October
5th from 12:30 to 2:30.
Kick-off activities
included a barbeque
lunch and a variety
show.
God's Association, a
student gospel group,
opened the show.
Performances by
Visiting Artist,
Cynthia Mitchell
highlighted the show.
She sang two songs
and told a story, all
of which related to the
theme of "Homcoming."
Malcolm Shearin,
Director, Media
Production, accompanied
her on guitar, and
Steve James, his
"picking buddy,"
accompanied on banjo.
The Foundation
Committee drew laughs
from the crowd with a
comedy skit.
D.J.Co1es, SGA
President, followed
with a solo vocal
performance of two
songs, one of which he
wrote.
Cyndi Ca\nady,
Fashion Merchandising
and Marketing student,
performed a country
western number.
Liz Meador and
Rosalyn Lomax, English
instructors, finished
up the show with a skit
and a duet.
FouodatioD coniittee leibers perfori a skit
flessell, Dorothf Elliott, Connie McCulIen,
Bowers. photo: Betty iJellons
during the kick off: (1 to r) Peggy Ronble, Jotnn Brace, Miriae
Grace Lutz, Bettj Jo Slozak, Roj Hhite, Tick! Branch, and Gina
The Foundation is a
nonprofit corporation
that solicits private
gifts of money and
property to enhance the
educational programs
and services WCC
offers.
" This year's goal
is to raise $120,000."
said Jo Ann Bruce,
Executive Director.
She said that
funding for scholar
ships is always the
first priority of the
Foundation.
Other targets for
this year's funds are
the Wayne Information
Network, a computer
link with area
libraries and the
Criminal Justice
Program.
1991-92 Projects funded by the WCC Foundation
$7,000
$9,000
$4,0'00
$5,000
$5,500
$1,000
$1,500
$ 500
$ 500
$8,500
$ 500
Emergency Financial Assistance Fund for
students enrolled in Curriculum programs
Scholarships-$200 each for 45 programs
offered at WCC
8 Scholarships-$500 each for area high
schools S WCC high school S GED programs
Emergency Financial Assistance Fund for
students enrolled in Literacy Center
Mini-Grants for Faculty & Staff
educational projects
George E. Wilson Excellence in Teaching
Award
3 Employee-of-the-Year Awards
High School Mathematics Contest
Career Opportunity Day
Wellness Center Equipment
Outside lights for flag display
Jinie Ford, eicee for the kick off, aod Jolnn Bruce, Eiecntire Director,
address the croid before the day's events begin. PHOTO: Denise Deisler
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