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■, Durham - William J. Kennedy HI,
chairman of the' board, president,
and chief executive officer of North
Carolina Mutual Life Insurance
Company, received the honorary
degree, Doctor of Law*, at North
Carolina Central University’s
Awards Day exercises at 10 a.m.,
Friday, April 4.
' Mr. Kennedy was -cited for his
continuing efforts to improve the
economic and social well-being of
his city, state, and nation, and for
his leadership in strengthening the
economic power of black Americans.
Mr. Kennedy is a native of Dur
ham, where he attended Pearson
Elementary School and Hillside
High School. He graduated from
'Palmer Memorial inaHt^e m
Sedalia in 1038.
He holds the bachelor of science
• degree in business administration
from Virginia State College; the
Master of Business Administration
degree from the Uhivefsity of
Pennsylvania, where be majored in
insurance; and the Master of Busi
ness Administration degree from
New York University, with a major
id finance and investments. He has
done further graduate study at
•NifU, \
► Mr. Kennedy is a charter member
<f the North Carolina Society of
Financial Analysts, and a senior
member of the Conference Board of
New York City.
His. board memberships have
included the chairmanship of UNC
Ventures, Inc., of Boston, and the
boards of directors of Mechanics
and Farmers Bank, Pfizer, Inc.,
Jones Group, Inc., Mobil Corpora
tion, the Quaker Oats Company, and
Air Atlanta.
He has also served as a member of
the Board of Overseers of the
University of ' Pennsylvania's
Wharton School, of the Board of
Visitors of Duke University’s
Fuqua School of Business, of the
Board of Overseers of New York
University Graduate School of
Business Administration, of the
, Board of Trustees of Triangle Uni
versities Center for Advanced
Studies, of the Board of Trustees of
the Business Foundation of the
William J. Kennedy III
.....An influential American
University of North Carolina at
‘ Chapel Hill, and of the Board of
Visitors of Johnson C. Smith Uni
versity. He became hi 1983 a
member of the Board of Visitors of
North Carolina Central University.
For more than a decade, Mr.
Kennedy has been identified by
Eboay magazine as one of the 100
Most Influential Black Americans.
He has also received awards and
recognition from Tribune Charities,
Black Enterprise magazine, the
Opportunities Industrialization
centers of America, the National
Business League, the Twenty First
Century Foundation, Virginia State
College, the National Minority
Business Hall of Fame, and the New
York University Graduate School of
. Business Administration Alumni
Association.
His charitable and civic activi
ties have included work with the
United Student Aid Funds, the
National 4-H Council Advisory
Committee, the Southeast Regional
Advisory Council of the Boy Scouts
of America, the Board of Directors
of the Research Triangle Founda
tion of North Carolina, the National
Advisory Council of Opportunities '
Industrialization Centers of Ameri- I
ca, the Board of Directors of the j
North Carolina Citizens Associa
tion, the Durham Business and
Professional Chain, the Durham
Committee on the Affairs of Black
People, the Kiwanis Club of j
Tobaccoland, Inc., the National
Association for the Advancement of
Colored People, the Durham
Chamber of Commerce, the
Governor’s Council on the Arts and 1
Humanities, and the North Carolina
Council of Management and
Development.
He is a member of Omega Psi Phi
Fraternity and of Durham’s White
Rock Baptist Church.
Barber-Scotia College Receives
$35,800 Kellogg Foundation Grant
Barber-Scotia College has Joined
with Several . other ^ colleges and
United Negro Colldge Fund, Inc.
> (UNCF) in a major project ddelgtied '
to Improve member Idrtltutions'
governance and managemant.
President McLean recently an
nounced that Barber-Scotia has
received a 135,800 continuation .
grant from the W.K. Kellogg
Foundation of Battle Creaky
Michigan, making it possible for the
institution to participate in the
comprehensive activity known as
the Integrated Systems Approach to
* Improving Management (ISATIM).
The project is being administered by
the United Negro College Fund, Inc.
Activities at Barber-Scotia Col
lege will be conducted through
June 30, 1886. Grant monlaa will
provide technical assistance toward
completion of the development of an
up-to-date management program in
the Integrated Systems Approach to
Improving Management.
Barber-Scotia is an historically
black college affiliated with the
Dr. MaMe McLean ,
...Barber-Scotia president
Presbyterian Church, USA, and a
member of the United Negro Col
lege Fund, Inc. Barber-Scotia,
founded in 1867, is a four-year liberal
arts college offering baccala urate
degrees in 13 majors including
Accounting, Computer Science,
Math, Biology,'Marketing, Teacher
National Congress To Attract 35,000
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< onunuea Krom Page 1A
Indianapolis Convention Center.
Also, beginning at 8 a.m. June 17,
various classes will be held st
numerous locations, including the
Convention Center and Arsenal
Technical, Crlspus Attucks and
Shortridge high schools.
At 6 p.m. June 17, the Autograph
Presidential Banquet will be held
honoring Drs. Jemison and
Ohappelle at the Hyatt Regency
'Hotel, where 1,080 are expected.
Keynote sptaker for the banquet Is
Rev. Dr. Leon Sullivan, author of the
•Sullivan Principles, national
director of Opportunities Industriali
zation Centers, pastor of Zion
Baptist Church at Philadelphia, Pa ,
and a board member of General
Motors Corp. Autographed photo
graphs of Drs. Jemison and
ChappeUe will be given away.
Later in the evening on June 17,
the^ Congress Choir will again
during^ which dty Mncials^wUl
BooklrT . Wi
beheld
Convention Gander. 'fl/i
Theme of the Congrese it
Leadership Roles for Christian
.Service.
Because the convention will be i
massive undertaking. with
thousands of delegates expected to
participate, volunteer help will be
needed for a variety of
responsibilities.
Dr. Moxell Sanders, pastor of Mt.
Vernon Baptist Church and
Presidential Banquet co-chairman,
heads responsibility for
transportation during the Congress.
Dr. W.R. Brown, pastor of New
Hope Baptist Church at Evansville,
Ind. , and president of the Indiana
General Missionary Baptist State
Convention Inc., la Presidential
Banquet co-chairman.
Dr. C.V. Jetter, pastor of Shiloh
Baptist Church, heads Housing and
is moderator of the Union District
Association, and Dr. Arthur Jehmon
will handle advertisements and
listings in the Congress Souvenir
Book.
Persons interested in volunteering
should contact one of the numerous
individuals bated.
. ■■■ mm ieas. .i ■ I——
Education and Hospitality Man
agement, to name a few. The
College is located In tSmcoetT NC,
Just 20 miles north of Charlotte, NC.
Specific areas upon which im
provement efforts are concentrated
at colleges participating in the
UNCF-sponsored project are de
termined by an assessment team
made up of experts in the various
areas of institutional management
and representatives of the Ameri
can Council on Education, the
Association of Governing Boards of
Colleges and Universities, and the
National Association of Colleges and
University Business Officers. These
three Associations are working in
cooperation with the UNCF in
Implementing the project.
Through the Kellogg grant, the
resources of industry have an im
measurable impact on the quality of
the operations of a college. Educa
tion and industry-what a combina
tion for progress in a community
and in this Nation!
The W.K. Kellogg Foundation,
established in 1930 to “help people
help themselves," has distributed
more than 9843 million in support of
programs in agriculture, education,
and health. Areas of emphasis with
in those broad fields include adult
continuing education; betterment of
health; community-wide, coordinat
ed, cost-effective health services; a
wholesome food supply; and broad
ening leadership capacity of indi
viduals. In Michigan only, projects
are supported for economic de
velopment and opportunities for
youth. The Foundation is today
among the largest private philan
thropic organizations In the world. It
supports programs in the United
States, Latin America, and the
Caribbean, as well as International
fellowship programs in other
countries.
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