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Distinguished Lecture Series | | | On the Syracuse University campus located on the second floor of the Women's building, you'll find an office dedicated to alumni, students, and faculty who share a common bond. This office primarily caters to the african american and latino alumni but its impact is felt throughout the campus, community, the nation, and international countries.
The Office of Program Development is headed by Associate Vice President Larry Martin. The staff is small, but from their outreach stems a list of powerful events. These events are produced and managed by the following staff members: Evelyn Walker, Sr. Director Development/Alumni Relations Angela Morales-Patterson, Manager of Alumni Programs Stella R. Adegite '09 (work study)
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| Recent Distinguished Lectures | Playlists | Prof. Amardo Rodriguez discusses Diversity and Multiculturalism
Lubin House Thursday, October 09, 2008
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| Prof. Jeffrey M. Stonecash - The Black and Latino Vote Lubin House Thursday, April 24, 2008 |   | Prof. Noemí Enchautegui-de-Jesús - Stress in the Workplace Lubin House Thursday, November 29, 2007 |  | Prof. Cecil Abrahams - S. Africa Lecture Lubin House Thursday, June 07, 2007 | 
Click the Photo Above For More Photos | Prof. Gwendolyn Pough - Hip Hop Culture Lubin House Thursday, April 19, 2007 | | Prof. Ramon Rivera - Immigration Concerns Lubin House Thursday, September 28, 2006 |  Click the Photo Above For More Photos | | Other Events Sponsored by the Office of Program Development | Retirement Planning Specialist Ilyas Akbar '00, CPA presented a financial workshop on “Market Volatility & Your Finances“ at Lubin House (NYC), February 26, 2009 | 
Click the Photo Above For The Seminar |
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| | | Upcoming & Past Events | In celebration of African American History Month, the Syracuse University Office of Program Development and the College of Law proudly present Cold Case Justice Initiative and the Civil Rights-Era Murders Syracuse University professor of law Paula C. Johnson, J.D., and associate professor of law Janis L. McDonald, J.D., will present their work in the investigation of unsolved civil rights-era killings. Thursday, February 19, 2009 Joseph I. Lubin House 11 East 61st Street (between Madison and Fifth avenues) 6-8 p.m. R.S.V.P. by February 12, 2009 866-706-1372 or pdevelop@syr.edu Also co-sponsored by the Friends of Syracuse University and Latino Alumni Network of Syracuse University
The Big East Career Fair The Big East Career Fair is Friday, March 13, 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. in Madison Square Gardens. Alumni of any of the schools in the Big East Conference can participate. For more information and to register, go to http://www.eventemanagement.com/~bigeast/. Please pass the word to fellow alumni. Evelyn Evelyn D. Walker | Senior Director, Development and Alumni Relations | Office of Program Development Syracuse University
820 Comstock Avenue, Suite 210 Syracuse, New York 13244-5040 t 315.443.4556 f 315.443.5355 CBT IX is September 25 - 28, 2008! THE CAMPAIGN FOR SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY
Our Journey to South Africa
The Journey for 130 SU alumni comes to an end. We all look forward to hearing from our fellow alums. How was it? What did you see and do? Show us how being together, as people with common backgrounds, makes a journey like this so special.
The Syracuse Manuscript
Most of us received the Syracuse Manuscript several weeks ago. If you do not normally receive a hard copy of this publication from the SU Office of Program Development, you may get on the mailing list by sending an email request to pdevelop@syr.edu. If you want a link to the Syracuse Manuscript, click here. Also, one is posted in the Virtual Office. |
| Our Time Has Come Scholarship Campaign | In 1987, the office announced the Our Time Has Come (OTHC) Scholarship Campaign to raise $1 million to establish endowed scholarships primarily for African American and Latino students. At its conclusion, under the leadership of chairperson David Bing '66, the campaign had raised $1.2 million. Through the generosity of alumni, friends, foundations, and corporations, seven endowed scholarships were established. On November 6, 1996, a new five-year campaign was officially launched. The goal of the Our Time Has Come Scholarship Campaign, Phase II was to raise an additional $2.2 million. Phase II was part of Syracuse University's $300 million Commitment to Learning Campaign. At the conclusion of the campaign on December 31, 2000, $3.1 million dollars was raised in donations and pledges. To date, 845 scholarships worth approximately 1.96 million dollars have been awarded. For academic year 2007-08, 80 scholarships were awarded to 60 recipients. To make an online gift to the scholarship campaign, please go to the Giving Page at http://giving.syr.edu and do the following: 1)Once you reach the page, select "Online Giving" from the menu on the left; 2)Under "My gift is designated to," please indicate "other" on the drop-down menu; 3) Under "Gift is to be used for," type in the Undergraduate Black/Hispanic Scholarship OR the Graduate Black/Hispanic Scholarship. |
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