2013-14 Annual Meeting & Cookout
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2013-14 Annual Meeting & Cookout
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2013-14 Annual Meeting & Cookout. Elected Officers 2014-16. President – Anthony H. Brown Vice President – Heather Beasley Recording Secretary – Lester Holmes Corresponding Secretary – Kimberly Springer Financial Secretary – Dr. Roderick Adams, Jr. Treasurer – Johnny Tubbs - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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2013-14Annual Meeting & Cookout
Elected Officers 2014-16
President – Anthony H. Brown
Vice President – Heather Beasley
Recording Secretary – Lester Holmes
Corresponding Secretary – Kimberly Springer
Financial Secretary – Dr. Roderick Adams, Jr.
Treasurer – Johnny Tubbs
Immediate Past President – Carolyn Grimes
Appointments 2014-16
Parliamentarian – Mark Anderson
Chaplain – Louis Brownlowe
Sergeant-at-Arms – Burlin Thompson
Education/College Fair – Lester Holmes
Finance – Treasurer/Financial Secretary
Fundraising – Open
Membership – Open
Nomination & Elections – Open
Appointments 2014-16 Publicity – Open
Social Programs – Open
Sunshine – Open
Community Service – Danielle Rudolph
Constitution/Bylaws – Open
Health Initiatives – Open
Mentorship – Kimberly Springer
Scholarship – Tosha Hudson/Jonathan Tyees
Young Alumni Council – Heather Beasley
Goals & Objectives
Purpose #1: Provide student recruitment for member institutions
Goal #1: Engage prospective students to consider HBCUs.
Objectives: Participate in a variety of College Fairs (area schools,
churches, libraries, etc.) and assist students with the admissions process.
Host at least one major HBCU Fair per calendar year.
College Readiness Fair - Co-SponsorSeptember 20, 2013
Youth Career Olympics - March 27, 2014
CMSD/CTAG – September 18, 2013
Goals & ObjectivesPurpose #2:
Promote the advocacy and awareness of HBCUs in our community
Goal #2: Raise the awareness of HBCUs and the sustainability
of the Council’s presence in the community.
Objectives: Develop activities and programs that will allow the
Council to promote the progress of the respective HBCUs and the Council.
Actively recruit/retain alumni and supporters to become active members of the Council.
College Now of Greater ClevelandMarch 14, 2014
Membership continues to grow.
2011–12
20 members2012–13
60 members
2013–14
85 membersRenew Membership by October 31st
Goals & Objectives
Purpose #3:
Support the alumni development of the local chapter, and regional/national affiliates.
Goal #3: Support alumni development
Objectives: Develop ongoing opportunities for networking,
development and continued growth of the organization and the affiliate chapters.
Goals & ObjectivesPurpose #4:
Support the fundraising efforts of the Council, and to the extent of the Council, financially assist the local HBCU alumni chapter, and other meaningful organizations that support the advancement of minority higher education.
Goal #4: Support alumni and institutional fundraising
Objectives: To support the HBCU local alumni chapter fundraising endeavors. Develop programs to establish and maintain the Council’s
scholarship and educational endeavors. To make contributions to UNCF, Thurgood Marshall College Fund,
and other similar organizations that support the advancement of minority higher education.
New
Howard – Bowling PartyAugust 9, 2013
Howard – Wade Oval WednesdayAugust 21, 2013
Alcorn – Soaring Eagles CasinoOctober 13-14, 2013
Howard – Bowling PartyOctober 18, 2013
Tuskegee – Choir ConcertMarch 8, 2014
Miles – Scholarship
Dinner/Dance
March 15, 2014
Kentucky State – Choir
Concert
March 16, 2014
Spelman – Forever Blue: An
Afternoon of Jazz
May 3, 2014
Central State & Kentucky
State – Spring Fling Affair
Dance
May 9, 2014
UNCF/McDonald’s Charity
Gold Open
June 2, 2014
Central State – Annual
Scholarship Jazz Brunch
August 16, 2014
Concept: Target influential alumni throughout the community to support specialized fundraising efforts.
THE MIGHTYSCARABS
Karamu House 2014-14 SeasonPotential Fundraising Opportunity
