Alpha Chi Proceedings Recorder, Vol. 52, No. 2, Fall 2009

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Perhaps the opening banquet could give an overview of the convention by presenting videos or brief presentations on Heifer International, Central High School and the Civil Rights Movement, the Clinton Library, and the literacy project with Reading is Fundamental. After the banquet, dessert receptions would be held by the regions. The speaker for Friday morning could focus on the Civil Rights Movement, while the speaker on Saturday morning could focus on literacy. Regional lunches and business meetings would be held in the hotel on Friday. Friday evening there would be a panel discussion at the Clinton Library sponsored by Region III, followed by a tour of the library. Transportation would be provided on Friday afternoon for those who wanted to go to Little Rock Central High School and its new visitor’s center. At approximately 6:30 p.m., the Executive Committee adjourned for dinner and reconvened at 9:12 a.m. on 17 June 2009 to continue discussion of the 2010 combined regional convention. It was agreed that there would be a choice of service projects for the convention: Heifer International and a literacy project. It was agreed that the National Office would pay for Thursday night’s banquet and dessert receptions, Friday’s regional lunches (up to $20 per plate), and Saturday’s served, plated breakfast. The lunches are to be held within the Peabody Hotel. It was also agreed that the National Office would pay the $3 entrance fee to the Clinton Library. It was agreed that there would be a small fee charged delegates (perhaps $4) to cover transportation arrangements to and from Central High School (a rented shuttle or bus on a two-hour loop). It was agreed to keep the Region VII subsidy the same as at present. Over lunch the Executive Committee and national staff continued discussion about the combined regional convention. 7. New Business. A. 2010 Convention Subsidy: Dr. Organ presented the following 2010 Convention Subsidy Proposal: Chapters within a 375-mile radius of Little Rock would receive a subsidy of $150 per delegate for one sponsor delegate, one student delegate (who does not have to present on the program), and three students presenting on the program--for a maximum of $750 per chapter. Chapters outside the 375-mile radius of Little Rock would receive a subsidy of $250 per delegate for one sponsor delegate, one student delegate (who does not have to present on the program), and three students presenting on the program--for a maximum of $1,250 per chapter. To qualify for the subsidy, delegates must stay at least two nights at the Peabody, the convention hotel. In addition, the traditional national convention subsidy of $30 each per night for up to three nights for one sponsor and one student delegate per chapter would be continued for the combined regional convention. To receive this subsidy delegates must be staying at the Peabody, the convention hotel. Dr. Youngblood moved that the 2010 convention subsidy be accepted as presented. Motion carried. B. Dues: It was moved by the Executive Committee that a proposal be brought to the 2010 National Council Meeting to increase the dues from $30 to $35, with $1 of the increase going to the regions. Motion carried. C. Evaluation Form: It was suggested that the convention evaluation form used in 2009 be revised as needed for the combined regional convention. The meeting was adjourned at 1:30 p.m. 18 Respectfully submitted, Delano B. Janutolo National Council Secretary
Alpha Chi Proceedings Recorder, Vol. 52, No. 2, Fall 2009 Award Recipients & Donor Honor Roll Fellowships and Scholarships, 2009 Story and photos to appear in Fall 2009 Newsletter. * award recipient A alternate *S Sledge recipient *D declined award *G Gaston recipient *A from alternate to recipient Edwin W. Gaston, Jr. and Alfred H. Nolle Scholarship Nominees Emily Kay Adams, Ouachita Baptist University Gilbert Awah, Oakwood University A Heike Baird, Anderson University * Rebecca Bennie, Lipscomb University Ashley Marie Bergner, Friends University Sofia Palacios Blanco, Marymount Manhattan College Chelsea Rose Bober, Montreat College Jill Marie Bourgeois, Milligan College * Bethany Boyenton, Carson-Newman College Kacie E. Cardwell, Mars Hill College Andrea E. Clabaugh, Catawba College Robin M Clapper, Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts Daniel Jordan Crosby, Fresno Pacific University Michael Robert D'Avanzo, Anderson University *G Lauren Therese DeJoy, The College at Brockport A Matthew D. Falter, Lander University * Sarah Nicole Fisher, Gardner-Webb University * Abigail Eileen Forester, Methodist University Theresa M. Gazo, Geneva College Victor Michael Gomez, Texas Lutheran University Andrew Green, Baylor University * Larisa Greve, Wartburg College * Ngaire Noelle Honey, Wartburg College Becky Anne Humphries, Gardner-Webb University Lauren Courtney Jablonski, Christopher Newport University Julie Johnson, Taylor University Kara Kerns, Waldorf College Joanna Michelle King, Montreat College Jesse Michael Lenz, West Liberty State College Roy Malecha, Freed-Hardeman University *G Nicholas Thomason Michael, Harding University Caroline Mitchell, Christian Brothers University Brandon Montminy, Austin College Jared G. Moore, Oakwood University Paige Kristine Moxley, Azusa Pacific University Kendra Michelle Mullison, John Brown University Samantha K. Myers, Hastings College Brittany Anne O'Niel, Roger Williams University A Debra Oliveras, Dominican College * Cyle Andrew Petersen, Catawba College Brittany Pierce, The University of Texas at Tyler Christine Piper, Northeastern Illinois University Cari Charlene Price, Sam Houston State University * Irving Paul Ray, Sam Houston State University George Jr. Schork, Roger Williams University A Marissa Smith, Harding University Amber Soderholm, York College Sarah A. Strand, Oakwood University Patrick Tadlock, East Central University Danielle J. Thomas, Milligan College 19
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