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It’s That Time Again!!National and local celebrities, alumni, andfriends will tee off on the course at TheSound Golf Links at Albemarle Plantation inHertford (NC) for the 8th Annual CliftonDavis Celebrity Golf Classic on September19-21. The Classic will bring people togetherfrom all walks of life for a common cause —to provide enrichment opportunities forlocal youth and resources for highereducation.Proceeds from the classic over the years havegenerated approximately $250,000 for theECSU Foundation Scholarship Fund and theElizabeth City Boys and Girls Club.Felicia Garcia, coordinator of the CelebrityGolf Classic will spearhead the steeringcommittee this year.For more information regardingparticipation and sponsorshipopportunities for this year’s event,contact Mrs. Felicia Garcia at(252) 335-3743fmgarcia@mail.ecsu.eduor the ECSU Foundation office at(252) 335-3225.SEPTEMBER 18, 2003Pre-TournamentGolf Exhibition and Clinic forElizabeth City Boys & Girls Club4:00 pmECSU Driving RangeSEPTEMBER 19, 2003Celebrity Classic Kick-Offhosted by Grouper’s6:45 pm - 9:00 pm(Waterfront)SEPTEMBER 20, 2003Longest Drive Contest9:00 amAlbemarle PlantationGolf Tournament Tees Off10:00 amAlbemarle PlantationSilent/Live Auction7:00 p.m. - 9:30 pmDinner/Dance9:30 pm - 1:00 amK.E. White Graduate CenterSEPTEMBER 21, 2003Putting Contest9:00 amAlbemarle PlantationGolf Tournament Tees Off10:00 amAlbemarle PlantationAwards PresentationReceptionAlbemarle Plantation36 ECSU MAGAZINE FALL 2003
Gallery of Greats calendarincludes ECSU ChancellorChancellor Mickey L.Burnim is one of 11prominent educatorsrecognized by MillerBrewing Company inthis year’s Gallery ofGreats Calendar. MillerBrewing Company hasproduced the Galleryof Greats Calendar for20 years, payingtribute to more than200 outstandingAfrican-Americanleaders in areas suchas politics, business,journalism,entertainment andathletics. The themefor the 2003calendar, “TurningDreams IntoReality,” focuseson the accomplishmentsof key leaders in higher education.Chancellor Burnim was acknowledged for his outstanding leadershipin higher education and for his accomplishments at ECSU, particularly inthe area of information technology. “When I arrived (to ECSU in 1995), wedid not have a campus intranet or widespread access to the Internet,”stated Chancellor Burnim. The university now has “a very welldevelopedintranet with every building connected to the Internet.”Chancellor Burnim was also recognized for making fiscal improvements,upgrading academic programs, and establishing the university’s firstmaster’s degree program in elementary education.The selected educators are all leaders of colleges and universitiesaffiliated with the Thurgood Marshall Scholarship Fund (TMSF). TMSF isthe only national organization of its kind to award four-year meritscholarships to students attending public historically black colleges anduniversities. The Miller Brewing Company, a founding sponsor of theTMSF, is one of its major corporate donors. To purchase commemorative T-shirts,visit the Gallery of Greats website atwww.galleryofgreats.com.A commemorative calendar is free with each purchase.Photo Submitted by The Daily AdvanceFounder’s daughtergives keynote addressat convocationHistory was made at the 112 thFounders Day Convocation held onMarch 5, 2003. The keynote addresswas given by the daughter of one ofthe founders, Mrs. Elizabeth BiasCofield. Mrs. Cofield, the daughter ofthe second president John Henry Bias,is also an alumna of the institution.Having spent most of her youth inElizabeth City, she graduated fromP.W. Moore High School and went onto attend and graduate from ElizabethCity State Normal School, a two-yearprogram at that time. She continuedher education obtaining her B.S.degree from Hampton Institute (VA)and a M.A. degree and professionaldiploma from Columbia UniversityTeachers College (NY).During her illustrious career, Mrs.Cofield became an outstanding highereducation professor andadministrator, anelected official, anda communityleader in theRaleigh-WakeCounty area. ECSU MAGAZINE FALL 2003 37
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