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Vol. 2, Issue no. 1, Winter FY25
The Baltimore, MD Alumni Chapter
of North Carolina A&T State University
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Game Time this Thursday Evening! |
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Reminder of the upcoming game! Purchase your tickets today as our Aggie's take on the Towson Tigers. Two of their players follow us now alongside their basketball coach. Could there be a meet and greet coming up?
General Body Meeting: 1st of the Year
Bringing in our first general body meeting of the year during black history month and our celebration of four aggies that made a historical contribution to our alma mater and the state of NC! It is also open to all non-aggies as well (like our previous ones) as we collaborate, discuss, and merge minds for the greater impact of the Baltimore Metropolitan area with Aggie's and Baltimorean's alike.
#bmoreaggie #baltimoreaggies #ncat #aggiesdo
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Baltimore A&T Alumni Chapter News
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Chapter Elections Are Now Open!
Chapter elections have begun! Please take a look at the below link for open positions and apply OR share with someone that you think would be a good fit. We are also requesting for people to volunteer for the nomination's committee which will be in charge of assessing the candidate's that applied when early voting and the day of elections occur. A portal to sign-up will be released this week for that committee.
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A&T's Birthday March 9th!
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Kicking this off early, we are opening the RSVP portal ahead of time for you to capture your spot(s) at our A&T celebration! The course selection will be finalized as well as table topics and additional segments we'll have as we engage with one another, commemorate Aggie's of the chapter, and reflect on A&T's history at Seasons 52 restaurant in Columbia, MD. Aggie's and Non-Aggie's are all welcome. Last year Howard Alumni celebrated alongside us!
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Alumni News
DMV Aggie to Keynote the 2025 Dr. Ronald E. McNair Symposium & Graduate Fair
One of our chapter members, Victoria Revelle, has been selected to provide the keynote at the Ronald McNair Symposium and Graduate Fair on Friday, January 24 at North Carolina A&T State University. In addition to providing opportunities for students around the country, this year's symposium will honor the legacy of Dr. Ronald McNair (a former American astronaut, Aggie, physicist and member of the Divine Nine). Ms. Revelle is a Ronald McNair Scholar, entrepreneur, author and a national award-winning public health practitioner, trained by our nation's 16th US Surgeon General. As a third generation Aggie and the descendent of a midwife, Ms. Revelle will speak on her research in black maternal health. Throughout her career, she co-established Howard University's second Black Maternal Health Week, keynoted by Congresswoman Alma Adams and provided infant mortality prevention, sickle cell and access to care workshops in the US, France, Spain and Italy. Ms. Revelle has demonstrated her commitment to this nation's health through deploying to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s (CDC’s) COVID-19 Response, during the height of the pandemic, where she bolstered a cornucopia of teams (including one which answered White House requests). During her work with the CDC, Ms. Revelle also proudly co-implemented virtual recruitment designed to provide learning opportunities for 1,000 HBCU students and recent graduates. Ms. Revelle has directed minority health affairs, co-authored a national policy statement and implemented health equity strategies, sparking collective action in the national maternal healthcare crisis. Her public health leadership at the local, state and national levels has been celebrated, culminating in praise from Mayor Muriel Bowser, the Society for Public Health Education, the American Public Health Association and the United States Department of Health and Human Services. If you, a loved one or a student are interested in graduate school, please reach out to Ms. Revelle to learn more about the Ronald McNair Program. For tickets to this year's Symposium & Graduate Fair, please visit the link below. https://ncat2.gosignmeup.com/public/Course/browse?courseid=6621
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Aggie Hour Vol. 5: Committee Interest Social
Coming back in style, we'll have committee club stations that will provide small games, questions, and table topics on each group as we enjoy the Aggie Hour comeback!
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Aggie Sunday Service Vol. 4
Bringing back the Sunday service, we will be starting where we did last year, at one of our own's led church with Pastor Donald Jones! We will have brunch after service as well.
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This year we look to show up as a collective to the different CIAA events in support of our fellow HBCU siblings. We will share overtime different events we have found, however, if you have any please share and we will build a CIAA Aggie Link up page for all events we will show up at as a unit!
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Baltimore A&T Committees
Annual Giving
This committee shall plan and execute the university annual giving campaign to raise funds through individual, corporate and chapter giving. Also this committee will establish scholarships, and manage the scholarship funds.
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Community Service
This committee shall be responsible for planning, organizing, and executing such projects as deemed necessary and approved by the chapter that involves alumni working with the local community in a volunteer capacity.
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Finance & Budget
Coordinates the chapter's financial responsibilities by managing the dues of members, overseeing fundraising funds and any chapter investments. Advises on the chapter's annual budget and implementations on financial procedures as required.
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Membership Committee
Responsible for developing and executing a plan for the recruitment, retention and attraction of new, present, and future chapter members. This committee will also coordinate celebrations, bereavements, and/or any life changing events.
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Student Engagement
This committee shall be responsible for collaborating with the Office of Alumni Relations staff and Enrollment Management Unit regarding the recruitment, scholarship development and continued engagement of A&T students.
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Young Alumni Council
This committee shall be responsible for planning special activities and programs for those alumni who have graduated within the past 15 years.
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If any of these committees are of interest, click on the link below to join the Slack Channel that contains all of the committees. Slack is a communications tool that we use to help break up ideas into manageable pieces for us to carry out together. There's also a mobile app for it as well. We are also in transition from GroupMe to slack so come on over!
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