page 4 The Pen, March 1997
Rivens, Banks honored for work
at Brotherhood dinner recently
By Tomekia Moore
Two members of the
Falcon family were recog
nized as student honorees at
the University-Community
Brotherhood dinner held at
the James S. McKimmon
Center on North Carolina
State University’s campus on
December 13.
At the fifteenth annual
brotherhood dinner, Tarsha L.
Rivens and Tamara Delores
Banks were presented with
plaques and high praise by St.
Aug’s Mabel Matthews,
academic dean, as they were
recognized for outstanding
scholastic, social, and
community achievements.
Rivens, 22, is a senior
from Georgetown, S.C., and is
a graduate of Georgetown
High School. The pre
medicine major has received
numerous honors including
membership in the Phi Beta
Gamma Honor Society and
Who’s Who Among College
Students. Rivens is a Glaxo’s
Women in Science recipient
and holds UNCF/Citibank
Fellowship.
Banks hails from Roches
ter, N.Y. This 22-year-old art
major is also a member of the
senior class and honor
student, as well as an Urban
Scholar. Banks will earn her
Bachelor of Arts degree in
May 1997.
GOOD WORK- Tarsha Rivens and Tamara Banks were
honored for their outstanding scholastic, social and commu
nity achievements. Dr Mabel Matthews presents Rivens (top)
and Banks (bottom) with their awards.
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Students study abroad
Sophomore Rodrick Miller and Junior Erica Lytle are
representing St. Aug in Mexico and England this
semester. Both international business majors. Miller is
from Manning S.C. and is taking Spanish courses at
Universidad Oautonoma de Guatalahara.
Erica, who comes from Old Fort, is broadening her
horizons with business courses at Whitelands College,
London, England.
The students are studying under a program. Partner
ship for Service, under the Association of Episcopal
Colleges. For further opportunities to study abjoad,
contact Barbara Tazwell at ext 413.
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