Ms. Mary & the Boys

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A Livingstone College National Alumni Association

W-S Chapter Outing

The LCNAA W-S Alumni Chapter has reserved a block of 30 seats for the Barn Dinner Theatre performance of Ms. Mary & the Boys: A hilarious musical comedy on November 9, 2018. Seating begins at 6:15 pm.

Tickets are $49 per person with final payment due to the theater by October 18, 2018. We must confirm a final count and have all money collected with the final payment to the Barn Dinner Theatre on that day.

Ms. Mary Glover and her hilariously dysfunctional family take you on a journey through their lives with soulful Motown & heartfelt gospel music!

If you plan to attend, please complete this reservation form and mail your check (made out to the: W-S Alumni Chapter) as instructed below.

Here is a link to the Barn Dinner Theatre with additional information, including the menu.

The group rate is $49.00 per adult which includes the meal, show, tax and gratuity. It is important to note that fewer than 20 people increases the per seat price to $51 per person.

A group of 8 or more, and less than 20, requires them to add $10 for a gratuity.

Click here to reserve your seats and mail your check to:

Mail your checks to:

Nigel D. Alston

W-S Alumni Chapter

249 Brooks Landing Drive

W-S, NC 27106

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Livingstone College Honors Convocation

 

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Chapter Members and student scholarship recipients from Winston-Salem

On Wednesday morning, April 19th, Livingstone College recognized students during the Dr. Samuel Edward Duncan Honors Convocation in Varick Auditorium. The theme was “Academic Excellence: The Foundation for the Career Journey Ahead.”

The speaker for the occasion was Mr. Nicholas Perkins, Chairman, President and CEO Perkins Management Services, Inc. His comments were excellent. He talked about the cost of freedom, those that came before who paid the price of what students are benefiting from now and that the cost is more than their tuition. He used scripture references to drive home his points and his personal journey as an young entrepreneur.

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Here he is (above) receiving special recognition for his achievements and community service from Dr. Jimmy R. Jenkins. Perkins has made a $400,000 contribution to Livingstone toward a new cafeteria. His food service company runs the cafeteria at Livingstone.

He walks the talk!

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An Omega Man, Perkins pauses for a photo (above) with Omega’s including Dr. Jimmy R. Jenkins and Dr. State Alexander.

Members of the W-S Alumni Chapter, Orlando Mitchell, Sarah Alston and chapter president, Nigel Alston, attended the Convocation

President Alston presented scholarship awards to three students from Winston-Salem. Eight current students from Winston-Salem applied for a $1,000 scholarship from the chapter.

Chapter members were impressed with the quality of the submissions and decided to award three scholarships; one for $1,000 and two for $500. Students had to have a 2.5 GPA or higher, submit a letter of recommendation and complete an essay on the impact of receiving a scholarship from the chapter.

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Elizabeth Wheeler was the recipient of the $1,000 award from the chapter. Elizabeth is a sophomore majoring in Education with a 3.2 GPA.

Percy

Percy Careathers III, a sophomore ComputerScience major with a 2.74 GPA, received a $500 award.

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Brooklynn Mack is a sophomore with an interest in completing her BSW and MSW in route to becoming a professional social worker. She has a 3.4 GPA and was also awarded a $500 scholarship.

And here is chapter member Sarah Alston with Sorors of Delta Sigma Theta after the Convocation.

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A big thank you to all chapter members and those who have supported our activities and events to ensure support for Livingstone College and students, especially those from Winston-Salem.

It was great to have the opportunity and resources to make a positive impact in the lives of students.

Soul Sistas, The Musical . . .

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A LCNAA W-S Chapter Event

The LCNAA W-S Alumni Chapter has reserved a block of 40 seats for the Barn Dinner Theatre performance of Soul Sistas for Friday, June 2, 2017.

If you plan to attend, please complete this reservation form and mail your check (made out to: W-S Alumni Chapter) as instructed below.

We must confirm a final count and have all money collected by May 11, 2017 with the final payment due to the Barn Dinner Theatre on that day.

Seating begins at 6:15 PM.

Soul Sistas
The Musical

Friday, June 2, 2017

A high-energy show that celebrates women and their music from the 60s to today. Covering all genres: R&B, Jazz, Broadway, Disco, & Gospel! A cast of 5 will sing the songs of Chaka Khan, Aretha Franklin, Donna Summer, Etta James, Nina Simone, Nancy Wilson, Billie Holiday, Patti LaBelle, Gladys Knight, and many more! Also features the poetic verse of female poets. 

Here is a link to the Barn Dinner Theatre with additional information, including the menu.

The group rate (20 or more people) is $41.00 per adult which includes the meal, show, tax and gratuity. It is important to note that fewer than 20 people increases the per seat price to $51 per person.

A group of 8 or more, and less than 20, requires them to add $10 for a gratuity.

Click here to reserve your seats and mail your check to: 

Nigel D. Alston

249 Brooks Landing Drive

W-S, NC 27106

W-S Alumni Chapter Makes Donation . . .

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The W-S Alumni Chapter presented a $1,500 check to Livingstone College President, Jimmy Jenkins and Dr. Vivian Ray, the director of the School of Hospitality Management and Culinary Arts program.

The funds will be used for operational and student support.

W-S Chapter Prepares Exam Packages . . .

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The Livingstone College W-S Alumni Chapter – at its recent chapter meeting – prepared exam (care) packages for students from W-S to include: water, nabs, popcorn, chips, crackers and cheese, cookies, fruit snacks, sweet & salty mix, tooth brush & toothpaste and chewing gum (along with a note of encouragement).

The packages will be delivered to students prior to their final exams.

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Crowns (Barn Dinner Theatre), 8/6

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A LCNAA W-S Chapter Event

The LCNAA W-S Alumni Chapter has reserved a block of seats (40) for the Barn Dinner Theatre performance, Crowns on Saturday, August 6, 2016.

If you plan to attend, please complete the form at the link below and indicate how many tickets to reserve for you, then mail your check (made out to: W-S Alumni Chapter) to Nigel Alston at the address below.

We plan to have a final count and all money collected by July 8, 2016 with the final payment due to the Barn Dinner Theatre by July 15th. Seating is at 6:15 PM.

Crowns
Saturday, August 6, 2016

This stand-up-and-testify musical is a soul stirring tribute to the unique cultural phenomenon that fuses faith with fashion by celebrating African-American women and their church hats. This inspirational story will lift your spirits and enlighten the younger folk on the unique history and spiritual pride associated with the “crowns” of the strong women of the South.

Here is a link to the Barn Dinner Theatre with additional information, including the menu.

The group rate (20 or more people) is $46.00 per adult seat, and includes the meal, show, tax and gratuity. It is important to note that fewer than 20 increases the per seat price to $51 per person.

A group of 8 or more, and less than 20, requires them to add $10 for a gratuity.

Click here to reserve your seats and mail your check to: Nigel D. Alston – 249 Brooks Landing Drive, W-S, NC 27106

W-S Alumni Chapter Scholarship . . .

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The mission of the Winston-Salem Alumni Chapter of Livingstone College is to provide encouragement, mentoring and financial support to students currently attending and planning to attend Livingstone College.

The Winston-Salem Alumni Chapter will offer two (2) scholarships in 2019:

  1. A $1,000.00 and $500 scholarship will be awarded to students from Winston-Salem and currently enrolled at Livingstone College during Honors Convocation in April 2019.

General Eligibility Requirements:

  • Proof of current student enrollment
  • A GPA of 2.5 and above
  • Demonstrate leadership ability and participation in school and community activities

***Scholarship Application Deadline: April 9, 2019***                        

Incomplete and handwritten applications will NOT be considered. All applications received after the above deadline will not be considered.

All scholarships are one year, nonrenewable and awarded to the recipient upon verification of enrollment at Livingstone College. Payments will be made directly to Livingstone College.

As part of the application process you are required to submit the following items:

  • A completed Livingstone College Scholarship Application Form
  • A one (1) page typewritten essay (see application for details)
  • A Letter of Recommendation from a school official,teacher for college faculty member or a community leader (pastor, employer, or volunteer agency coordinator, etc.)
  • A complete listing of school and community activities  or resume, typed on a separate sheet of paper.
  • A recent official college transcript must be submitted with the application. The transcript must be sealed; photocopies of your transcript are not acceptable.

2016 Application Form and requirements to submit

LCNAA Mentoring Project Pilot . . .

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We are ready to begin the pilot phase of our mentoring initiative. You are encouraged to review a summary of the Pilot Plan for the LCNAA Mentoring Project including a Mentor Application form and Livingstone’s Volunteer form.

Please print these two forms then fill them out and return them to the school by U.S. mail (Livingstone College, Office of the Success Center, 701 W. Monroe Street, Salisbury, NC 28144) or fax to 704-216-6932, attn: Sylvester Kyles. Please return these by January 4, 2016 so we can begin matching mentor’s and mentees at the start of the semester.

Please share this information with anyone interested in being a mentor. Now is the time for Alumni to step up and give a helping hand to Livingstone students.

In order to provide an opportune time for mentors and mentees to meet face-to-face with each other, there will be a luncheon held in the event center on campus immediately following the Founder’s Day Convocation on February 11, 2016.

If possible, please plan now to attend.

Ideally, a mentor should meet in person, if possible , but it is not necessary to participate in the program. However, if a face-to-face meeting is not possible, a skype call would be satisfactory.

If you have questions, please contact Delores M. Johnson, LCNAA President at  dmjohnson081@gmail.com.

Note: If you are interested in participating in the mentoring program to develop students, strengthen their skills and facilitate their growth, complete this mentoring interest form.

 

Support Livingstone College on #GivingTuesday

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You have heard of Black Friday and Cyber Monday! Well, let me introduce you to a new initiative on Tuesday, 12/1: Giving Tuesday.

Organizations, schools, and colleges are encouraging supporters to make a donation on #GivingTuesday.

This information is being shared to encouraged all Livingstone College alumni to consider making a donation to support Livingstone College on Tuesday, December 1st..

Please share this with anyone you know who is an alum or supporter of Livingstone College, including on social media using the hashtag, #GivingTuesday.

You can make a gift to Livingstone here.

LCNAA Blue Bear News . . .

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It is easy to stay in touch with activities, events and updates from the Livingstone College National Alumni Association (LCNAA).

Below are links to the first three LCNAA Blue Bear Updates (distributed every two weeks).

If you are not receiving the e-newsletter, sign up here.

LCNAA Blue Bear Update (8/7)

LCNAA Blue Bear Update (7/24)

LCNAA Blue Bear Update (7/13)

A print copy of the LC Nation News (mailed to paid members of the LCNAA) is now online.

Stay Connected to LCNAA on Social Media

Twitter (@LCNAA1)

LCNAA Facebook Page

Instagram (@livingstonecollegealumni)