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Jacob Lawrence, Iceman, 1936Courtesy of the Walter O. Evans CollectionNational PresidentJohn A. Petty ’70First Vice PresidentJames B. Graham ’73Second Vice PresidentJessie W. Barnes ’68TreasurerTeresa M. Davis ’89ChairDr. Alex<strong>and</strong>er SpearsVice ChairRalph SheltonSecretaryDr. Gerald TruescaleA&T National Alumni OfficersSecretaryHelen Butler-Duncan ’73ParliamentarianEugene Preston, Jr. ’57HistorianLouise Murrill-Graves ’73Immediate Past PresidentLillie Robbins ’66Mideast Regional DirectorRev. Irvin Moore ’72Board of TrusteesCarl C. Ashby IIIR. Steve BowdenCarole BruceDr. Howard ChubbsHenry IsaacsonTODAYJacob Lawrence: 1917-2000American artist Jacob Lawrence is best known for his depictions of the African American experiencein his paintings <strong>and</strong> illustrations. His “Migration of the Negro” series is critically acclaimedas one of the most original <strong>and</strong> powerful series of narrative works in the history of American art.Other themes include religion, oppression <strong>and</strong> social uprising.Born Sept. 17, 1917, in Atlantic City, N.J., Lawrence spent part of his childhood in ruralPennsylvania <strong>and</strong> Philadelphia before moving to Harlem at age 13. It was in Harlem that Lawrence wasintroduced to art. By the mid-1930s, Lawrence was a regular participant in community art programs.The Harlem experience provided stimulation <strong>and</strong> materialfor Lawrence’s early years as an artist. Lawrence’s careerspanned more than 60 years <strong>and</strong> includes more than 1,000works of art.Several works by Lawrence, including the “Genesis”series, we re exhibited as part of the Walter O. Eva n sCollection of African American Art at No rth Caro l i n a<strong>Agricultural</strong> <strong>and</strong> Technical State University, April 18-June 30,2000.Jacob Lawrence died June 9, 2000, at his homein Seattle.Midwest Regional DirectorWilliam Moses ’68<strong>North</strong>east Regional DirectorGlenda Gooch ’69Southeast Regional DirectorHosea Butler ’58Western Regional DirectorChuck Burch Jr.Dr. Charles McQuearyNikkita MitchellDr. Velma SpeightMichael SuggsJohn WootenCOVER A RT<strong>North</strong> <strong>Carolina</strong> <strong>Agricultural</strong> <strong>and</strong> Technical State University1601 East Market StreetGreensboro, NC 27411DeansCollege of Arts <strong>and</strong> SciencesDr. Phillip CareyCollege of EngineeringDr. Joseph MonroeSchool of Agriculture <strong>and</strong>Environmental <strong>and</strong> AlliedSciencesDr. Alton ThompsonSchool of Business <strong>and</strong> EconomicsDr. Quiester CraigSchool of EducationDr. Lelia VickersSchool of Graduate StudiesDr. Thoyd MeltonSchool of NursingDr. Lorna HarrisThe CabinetChancellorDr. James C. RenickVice Chancellor - Academic AffairsDr. Carolyn W. MeyersVice Chancellor - Business <strong>and</strong> Finance(<strong>In</strong>terim)Paula JeffriesVice Chancellor - Development <strong>and</strong>University RelationsDavid W. HoardVice Chancellor - Research <strong>and</strong> SponsoredProgramsDr. Earnestine PsalmondsVice Chancellor for Student AffairsDr. Sullivan Welborne Jr.Executive Assistant to the ChancellorDr. Colleen P. GrotskySpecial Assistant to the Chancellor forLegal Counsel (<strong>In</strong>terim)Leslie Renwrick<strong>North</strong> <strong>Carolina</strong> A&TState University iscommitted to equality of educationalopportunity <strong>and</strong> does not discriminateagainst applicants, students, or employeesbased on race, color, national origin, religion,sex, age or disability. Moreover, <strong>North</strong><strong>Carolina</strong> A&TState University is open topeople of all races <strong>and</strong> actively seeks topromote racial integration by recruiting <strong>and</strong>enrolling a larger number of white students.Non-Profit OrganizationU.S. PostagePAIDGreensboro, NCPermit Number 4725,000 copies of this public document were printed at a cost of $11,639.86

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