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The Black Alumni Society held their fall board meeting on October 22, 2011. Meeting called to order at 10:15. Members present: Dr. Bobby Jones, Emanuel Banks, Earl Hill, Synetra Gilmer, John L Colbert, Linda Bedford Jackson, Joey and Kabrina Gardner, Angela Mosley Monts, Gigi Secuban, Cedric Williams, Ebony Oliver Wyatt and Gus Farver Minutes were [...]
Ayana Gray and Erika Guy would like to thank the Black Alumni Society for awarding them scholarships for the 2011-2012 school year. Gray and Guy both received the BAS Challenge Scholarship. Dear Black Alumni Society, I am writing to express my most sincere appreciation for the BAS Challenge Scholarship. I was so excited to learn that [...]
At 25 years old, Tina Fletcher has an impressive list of educational and professional accomplishments. From studying abroad and receiving a bachelor’s and master’s degree to interning with Sen. Blanche Lincoln’s office and working as an intern with the first lady Michelle Obama’s office, Fletcher is humbled by the experiences and opportunities she has been given at such a young age.
On Saturday, December 4, 2010 over 80 alumni and friends came for a book signing by Dr. Charles Robinson and Dr. Lonnie Williams of their new book “Remembrances In Black: Personal perspectives on the African-American Experience at the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville”.
McGruders’s involvement with the University of Arkansas did not stop when he graduated in 2006. He now serves on the Young Alumni Board of the Arkansas Alumni Association and provides “insight and my opinion on how the Alumni Association can better serve young/recent alumni.”
Congratulations to the University of Arkansas Executive Committee on going Whole Hog. The committee has 100% membership participation in the Alumni Association. Your group, whether it’s your book club, business, department or tailgate group, just to name a few ideas, can do the same. Go Whole Hog today!
I joined the Alumni Association because of the passion and energy for supporting the university that I saw from Association members. As an adopted member of the Razorback family, I wanted to express and confirm my commitment to helping our university reach its highest potential.
