Talledega College Holds Regional Conference
"Dega Survival" will be the center
of discussion during the three-day
Southern Regional conference of the
Talladega College Alumni Associa
tion. which will be held at the
Adam’s Mark Hotel this weekend.
According to Greg Alston, presi
dent of the North Carolina Alumni
chapter, there are many items an
the agenda. "Some of the things we
will focus on are alumni fundrais
ing activities, school endowments,
and constitutional changes."
In addition to those pertinent
items, Alston added that the
college’s president. Dr. Paul B.
Mohr Sr. will give an overall evalua
tion of Talledega’s status. \ *‘3
The North Carolina chapter will
host the conference.
Friday’s activities will include**
meeting of the Regional Alumni
Board at noon, conference registra
tion at l p.m., and at 8 p.m. a
reception in the honor of Dr. Mohr
Sr. to be held at JCSU’s student
union.
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at 9:90 a.m.
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speakers to be featured include
the college president, Dove Savage,
national alumni president, and
Matthew Bowie, die director of
alumni affairs. Later that evening
the alumni association will sponsor
Jones, North -Mecklenburg;
Michelle Gill, West Mecklenburg; !
and Denick Tate, West Charlotte.
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sons who complete the B.S. degree
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Supervisor, Export-Import Agent
and Marketing Analyst,
For further information, call
Leonard E. Bodrick, director of the
JCSU Upward Bound program, at
378-110S.
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the Alpha Lyra e-Vega Awards
banquet.
The conference will dose on Sun
day with a worship service at the
New Emmanuel Congregational
United Church of Christ.
Talledega alumni holds its regio
nal conference for two consecutive
years, afterwhkh a national alumni
meeting is held
Talledega is a four-year liberal
arts college with an enrollment
between 700 to 800 students. Accord
ing to Alston, Talledega ranks'
number one in percentage of
students with advanced degrees.
A $50 registration fee will indude
the entire conference, whereas
persons are able to attend the
banquet for $22. At the banquet
Betty C. Walker, an Instructor at
J.C. Smith, will provide the enter
tainment.
Officers of the North Carolina
Alumni chapter are Greg Alston,
president, Joan Silvey-vice presi
dent, Cleopatra Carr-secretary, and
Margaret Wilson-treasurer.
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