Submitted Photo
Delta Sigma Chapter of the Sigma Beta Club and Advisory Committee
members are shown.
Sigma Beta Club inducts
eight new members
SPECIAL TO THE CHRONICLE
The Delta Sigma chapter of the Sigma
Beta Club held an induction ceremony on
Sunday. Aug. 9 in front of an audience of
70 family, friends, Sigma Beta Club mem
bers and brothers of Phi Beta Sigma.
The ceremony was held at Grace
Fellowship Church on Brownsboro Road.
The Delta Sigma chapter of Phi Beta
Sigma Fraternity Inc. is the sponsoring
chapter for the local Sigma Beta Club, a
youth auxiliary of Phi Beta Sigma
Fraternity for males ages 8-18. The club's
motto is "Next Generation of Leaders
Accepting the Responsibility and Loving
the Challenge."
Under the direction of Dr. Parlette L.
Moore, the Sigma Beta Club was founded
in 1950. Brother Moore (20th Phi Beta
Sigma International president) was con
cerned about changing needs in our com
munities and recognized the important
role that Sigma men could play in the
lives of our youth.
The ceremony marks the third induc
tion class into the Sigma Beta Club since
it was re-chartered on October 12, 2012.
Kimani M. Carter, Ezabai A. Diaz, Adrian
L. Ellis, Justin P. K. Hines, Joshua A.
Jackson, Nigel J. McDaniel Moore, Evan
C. Simmons, and Tyshaun J. Williams
were the newly inducted members.
The Sigma Beta Clubs' four major
principles of focus are on culture, athlet
ics, social and educational needs.
The Sigma Beta Club offers a unique
opportunity to develop values, leadership
skills and social/cultural awareness in our
youth during their developmental years.
Sigma Beta Club programs are geared to
meet the needs of its members, but at the
same time provide them with a well
rounded outlook that is needed to cope
with today's society.
Phi Beta Sigma officials say they are
confident that investing in our youth today
will produce the effective leaders
of tomorrow.
CuiTent Sigma Betas took on an active
role in the program. John A. Jackson III
gave the welcome, and Jomaad K. Cater
gave the invocation. Nasir I. McDaniel
Moore read the purpose and Christopher
A. Hinton gave the closing remarks.
On the Sigma Beta Club Advisory
Committee are Phi Beta Sigma members
Willie L. Conner Jr., Daniel A. Crudup,
Stuart D. Eaton, John A. Jackson 11,
Reginald D. McCaskill, Darryl A. Prince
Sr., and Tracy T. Webb.
"We are looking forward to continu
ing positive programming in the commu
nity with the new members," officials said
in a statement.
Sigma Beta Club members
attend national conference
SPECIAL TO THE CHRONICLE _
Two Sigma Beta Club members, Nasir McDaniel-Moore and Tyrek Thompson, had
the opportunity to attend the 2015 National Sigma Beta Club Leadership Conference of
the National Sigma Beta Club Foundation Inc. recently.
The Delta Sigma chapter of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity Inc. is the sponsoring chapter
for the local Sigma Beta Club, a youth auxiliary of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity for males
ages 8 to 18. The club's motto is "Next Generation of Leaders Accepting the
Responsibility and Loving the Challenge."
One hundred young men attended the National Sigma Beta Club LeadershiD
Conference (NSBCLC), which was held on the
campus of the University of Arkansas at Little
Rock in Arkansas July 15-19. One significant con
ference workshop with a partnership of the U.S.
Fish and Wildlife Service focused on childhood
obesity.
While visiting the Witt Stephens Jr. Central
Arkansas Nature Center, Sigma Betas learned
about designing an active lifestyle and the connec
tion between outdoor recreation and nature.
Outdoor activity helps kids maintain a healthy
weight, lowers stress and boosts their immunity
and bone health.
The NSBCLC held a Scholarship & Awards
Breakfast at the William J. Clinton Presidential
Library. During the breakfast, Nasir McDaniel
Moore was awarded the Outstanding SBC Member
Award for the Southeastern Region and was one of
three (ages 8-13) recognized nationally. Also, pub
lic program was held in the historic Central High
School Auditorium. Conference attendees gathered
to honor the heroic "Little Rock Nine," who fought
for the right for quality education for all
Americans. Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity presented
the school with a monetary donation toward the school's library during the program.
Submitted Photi
Nasir McDaniel-Moore holds
his Outstanding Sigma Beta
Club Member Award.
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(L-R) Tyrek Thompson, Dr. Mario Brown (SBC International Coordinator) and
Nasir McDaniel-Moore are shown.
UNCSA unveils new visual identity
The University of North Carolina School of the Arts (UNCSA) unveiled a new visu
al identity to students, faculty and staff during its fall convocation and picnic on cam
pus.
Chancellor Lindsay Bierman, who is starting his
second academic year, made the announcement.
Bierman is the former editor in chief of Southern
Living magazine.
Specifically describing the typeface as "a series
of interlocking shapes, representing the collaborative
nature of the arts," he also explained the choice of
colors - or lack thereof.
"You'll notice that it's black and white," Bierman
said. "Black and white is a uniform of sorts for the
arts: Wouldn't you techies, budding ballerinas,
actors, and members of our symphony orchestra
agree?" referring to concert dress, class leotards, and universal behind-the-scenes wear.
"It's also the fundamental, formative source of artistic creation: whether it's a play
written in the pages of a book, music notes on a staff, a movie script on copy paper, or
technical drawings. Black and white even conveys a sense of place in the arts: a black
box space strewn with pages of a script. The blank white screen in a dark theater. It's
classic, yet modern. Like us."
In addition, he noted that black and white also serves to underscore and magnify the
full spectrum of color that is UNCSA: "the vibrant conservatory community in which
we live. Your art. in living color - rather than the logo - becomes the focus."
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