The city of Raleigh, through its Fair Housing Hearing Board and with the assistance of Legal Aid of North Carolina, will become a part of the WAUG line-up on The 411 w/John & Katrina radio talk show to educate citizens about the city of Raleigh’s Fair Housing Ordinance and the rights and responsibilities the ordinance and other housing laws create. The show will air live on WAUG 750 AM every Monday from 8-8:30 a.m.
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The Theatre & Film Program at Saint Augustine’s College will host its 10th annual Teen Summer Film Workshop from June 21 through July 2. This hands-on workshop is open to teenagers, ages 13-18 years, who have a strong interest in learning filmmaking at a professional level.
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Raleigh – Saint Augustine’s College President Dianne Boardley Suber is pleased to announce the following new appointments:
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Message from the President on Haiti Relief Effort (pdf)
Student leaders, faculty and staff members at Saint Augustine’s College have mobilized to launch a campus-wide effort to send aid to earthquake victims in Haiti.
The College, in partnership with the American Red Cross and North Raleigh Ministries, is taking the lead in getting information out to its student, alumni and community base on where to send much needed monetary donations and contributions of adult and children’s clothing and baby supplies.
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The date of the annual Sapphire Scholarship Gala has been moved from Feb. 6, to Saturday, March 27 at 7 p.m. at the North Ridge Country Club, 6612 Falls of the Neuse Road, Raleigh.
Admission is $75 for faculty and staff, and $150 for the general public. Saint Augustine's College employees can pay through payroll deduction.
Call 919-516-4092 to confirm your attendance.
Gov. Beverly Perdue appointed Paul Baker to the board of directors for the North Carolina Museum of History effective January 1, 2010. Baker is dean of Saint Augustine’s College’s Division of Social Sciences. He’s been at the College since 2005.
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Saint Augustine’s College junior Amber Thomas was selected to participate in the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation Emerging Leaders Internship Program. The goal of the program is to "create a corps of trained, young leaders with the skills, outlook and contacts necessary to generate and sustain positive change in Washington, D.C., and their local communities."
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Soar with the Falcons…
at Saint Augustine’s College Open House. While attending this event meet student leaders, faculty, and staff members who are eager to introduce you to the premier college of your future.
Don't forget the date
March 6, 2010
8:30 a.m - 1:00 pm
Seby Jones, Fine Arts Building
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February 23-27, 2010
Charlotte, North Carolina
The V.I.P. Ticket Special offers advance ticket purchases from January 8, 2010, through January 22, 2010, to donors of $1,000 or more during the 2009 fiscal year. All general tickets will go on sale January 25, 2010. Tickets are available at Saint Augustine’s College. For more information, please contact the Saint Augustine’s College CIAA Ticket Office Line at 919-516-4279.
This special is good for the purchase of two (2) booklets.
2010 CIAA Ticket Prices
| Lower Level | Silver Priority (Section 105) $275 |
| Lower Level | Gold Priority (Section 103) $175 |
| Upper Level | Bronze Club (Sections 206& 208) $100 |
| Upper Level | Bronze Club Students (Section 217) $50 |
| If mailed, shipping and handling fees will be applied. | |
To view the seating chart for the Time Warner Cable Arena, visit Time Warner Cable Arena.
The Saint Augustine’s College community gathered Tuesday, Dec. 1, to celebrate Dianne Boardley Suber’s 10th year as president of the college. Suber broke ground in 1999 when she was selected as the institution’s first female president.
"Eleven years ago, the opportunity was suggested that I might be ready for my own school," Suber said. "It was important to me not to be a president of a school, but to be a president where I could make a difference."
Since Suber’s been president at Saint Augustine’s College, more than 4,000 new freshmen enrolled, more than 2,000 students graduated, the football program was re-introduced after a 37-year hiatus, new programs of study were implemented, a new dorm was built, and students traveled to countries such as England, Mexico, Egypt and China to study.
Suber said her dedication to molding students and teaching them what it takes to be successful continues to drive her work at the College.
"Every May, when we watch young men and women cross that stage, it is a reminder, what a fulfilling journey it is," Suber said.
Garner – Long-time members and friends of the historic Meadowbrook Country Club and Golf Course gathered Thursday, Nov. 19, to celebrate its 50th anniversary. Meadowbrook, now owned by Saint Augustine’s College, was the first black-owned golf club in the country.
Meadowbrook was founded in 1959 by 45 black men who were prominent members of society. Barred from membership at segregated clubs in the area, the men worked together to build Meadowbrook so their families would have a place for recreational and social activities.
"They thumbed their noses at the segregated society in which they found themselves," said Dianne Boardley Suber, president of Saint Augustine’s College. "They said, ‘We don’t have to beg, we can create our own.’"
Joseph M. Sansom, whose father, James Joseph Sansom Jr., was one of Meadowbrook’s founding members, said the idea of having something that the black community could have ownership of was one of central reasons the founders built Meadowbrook.
"If you don’t own it, you can’t control it," Sansom said. "Ownership is the key to anything."
Sansom said his father invested a lot of his own money into Meadowbrook. That was the kind of thing the original members did – they put their time and resources into making the country club something they could all be proud of.
It was Meadowbrook members who built the clubhouse and other buildings on the grounds. Often, families would load their lawnmowers onto their cars and go cut the grass out at Meadowbrook, Sansom said. It was a family environment.
"We swam in the lake. It had chiggers and red bugs, but we didn’t care because we owned this land," Sansom said.
Saint Augustine’s College bought Meadowbrook in 2007. Original members wanted to ensure that its legacy as a traditionally black country club was preserved. Suber said the College plans to continue the legacy started by the 45 charter members through the students who now benefit from their investment.
"(Buying the golf course) was not just an investment in property, but an investment in the future," Suber said.
Meadowbrook was recently added to the National Register of Historic Places.
U.S. News and World Report names Saint Augustine’s College among Top 100 Best Baccalaureate Colleges in the SouthWashington, D.C. – Raleigh’s Saint Augustine’s College has been recognized by U.S. News and World Report as one of the Top Baccalaureate Colleges in the South. U.S. News releases its “America’s Best Colleges” list annually. The survey, conducted in the spring of 2009, categorized educational institutions and rated them based on various key measures including graduation and retention rates, peer school assessments, faculty resources, student selectivity, financial aid availability and alumni giving. U.S. News collected data from more than 1,400 schools to compile the 2010 report.
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