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...UNCC Junior 1
Davis Selected
Active Chapter
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Man Of The Year l
Michael Davis, a UNC-Char- ^
lotte student, was recently *
selected as the “Active Chap
ter Man of the Year” for the
Mid-Eastern Province compe
tition between North Carolina
and West Virginia chapters of
Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity.
Davis previously served as
Junior Vice Province Pole
march, the highest under
graduate regional office for
the Mid-Eastern Province.
The active chapters of the
fraternity are currently en
gaged in a statewide tutelar
program to aid minority stu
dents in coping with standar
dised tests.
“I felt this was a worthwhile
project in lieu of the recently
revealed scores of the compe
tency tests in this state,”
Davis stated. “Therefore, the
mission of this project is to
help develop academic weak
nesses into strengths.”
umvia was recenuy featured
on WRET, Channel 36, where
he was interviewed by Art
Norman on the “Open Up
Program.”' He spoke on the
subject of “Positive Frater
nity-Community Relation
ships,” an overview of the
programs Kappa Alpha Psi
active chapters has executed |
in Charlotte and regional £
communities.
A Junior at UNCC, Davis
served as associate attorney
general of the student govern
ment this year, marking his
third year in this position. He
haaaimamked as a part-time. .j
Instructor in the Older Adults.
Program at Central Piedmont
Community College, where be
presently teaches Afro-Amer
ican studies to older adults.
Davis was the coordinator
for the student session of the
North Carolina Conference on
Black Studies held in Greens
boro at A ft T State University.
The session was entitled -
“Developing Dual Conscious
ness in Education."
Commenting on the session,
Davis related, "It’s important
for me to be able to obtain an
education that gives me skills
to apply in other activities as
well as in the community."
As past Junior Vice Pro
vince Polemarch and now
"Active Chapter Man of the
Year" Davis will present a
contribution to the NAACP
Legal Defense Fund at their t
annual banauet on Mav 26.
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Edward F. Jeokina -
...Popular area manager
Edward Jenkins
Finds Charlotte
“Most Enjoyable”
Edward F. Jenkins, well
known and well-liked
deuthaast Area Manager
for the Miller Brewing
Company was In Charlotte
last week promoting the
company’s new product,
CLIPPER, a dark, light
Mr. Jenkins, formerly
with another brewery, has
mere than B years exper
ience la Salee and Market
_
In a short Interview last
week Mr. Jenkins said he
was finding It "most enjoy
able to be calling on his
friends and associates In
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