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Gospel Choir Competition
Tennessee State University
1st Place Winner
Fort Valley State University
2nd Place Winner
Benedict College
3rd Place Winner
College Invitational Golf Tournament
Division I
Tennessee State University
1st Place Winner
Jackson State University
2nd Place Winner
Low Medalist
Winner
Division II
Winston-Salem State University
1st Place Winner
Morehouse College
2nd Place Winner
Low Medalist
Winner
Competition of College Queens
Miss Hall of Fame 2011 - 2012
Ashleigh Taylor
Miss Tennessee State University
1st Runner-Up
Courtney Scott
Miss Shaw University
2nd Runner-Up
Ashlee Thomas
Miss Howard University
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Attending this amazing event has lead me to consider a HBCU as my college of choice.... -Kierra Shivers READ MORE |
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The National Black College Alumni Hall of Fame Foundation, Inc., celebrated its 26th Anniversary Hall of Fame Conference in Atlanta, Georgia at the Hyatt Regency Atlanta, September 22-25, 2011. This year's theme is, "HBCUs: Meeting the Challenges, Fulfilling the Promise ". The Hall of Fame Weekend of activities included the signature Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony that honors HBCU alumni who have achieved excellence in the fields of Arts, Athletics, Business, Community Service, Faith and Theology, Government, Industry, Law, Medicine and Science, in addition to a Lifetime Achievement category. This year we will include a category for civil rights.
Other Hall of Fame Weekend activities included The Competition of College Queens, The College Invitational Golf Tournament, The Legacy Lecture Series, The Positive Image Program, the College Choir Competition and the Metro Atlanta Youth Gospel Choir Workshop & Recruitment Fair. | |
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2011 Hall of Fame Board Nominees
for the 2011 Class of Inductees
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Pearl Cleage |
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Coach Lonnie Bartley |
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Johnnie B. Booker |
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Ruth B. Crawford |
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Dr. Henry N. Tisdale |
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Rev. Dr. Charles B. Jackson, Sr |
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The Honorable Henry M. “Mickey” Michaux, Jr. |
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The Honorable Brenda Hill Cole |
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*The Tennessee State University
Freedom Riders
Dr. Catherine Burks-Brooks
Dr. Francis Wilson Canty
Dr. Allen Cason, Jr.
Dr. William E. Harbour
Dr. Larry F. Hunter
Dr. Frederick Leonard
Dr. El Senzengakulu Zulu
Dr. Pauline Knight-Ofosu
Dr. Ernest R. Patton
Dr. Etta Simpson-Ray
Dr. Mary J. Smith
Joy Reagon Leonard
Patricia Jenkins-Armstrong
Carolyn Reed-Bush
Lucretia Collins |
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How do I get updates on events? |
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NBCAHOF Events or call (404) 524-1106 |
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Hotel Reservations
The Hyatt Regency Atlanta is the official host hotel for the 26th National Black College Alumni Hall of Fame Foundation’s Annual Conference. It is conveniently located in downtown Atlanta, Georgia. Early hotel reservations can be made by calling: (877) 563-1234 or (404) 577-1234, and identify yourself as an attendee of the National Black College Alumni Hall of Fame Foundation’s Annual Conference. |
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Sponsors |
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Aetna, Inc.
AFLAC
AT&T Foundation, Inc.
Ciara Enterprises, Inc.
Community Education Partners
Delta Airlines
Georgia Association of Minority Entrepreneurs (GAME)
Georgia Power
Hancock Financial Services
Hartsfield-Jackson
Atlanta International
Airport
Heritage Cadillac
Heritage Volkswagen
of Litha Springs
Heritage Volkswagen
of Union City
Infiniti of South Atlanta
Union City
Johnson Controls, Inc.
MillerCoors, LLC
Phoenix Global
Sodexo Campus Services
Synovus Financial Corporation
The Coca-Cola Company, Inc.
Toshiba Business Solutions
TWD, Inc.
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