Savannah State University National Alumni Association
OXON HILL, Md. — Members of the Savannah State University National Alumni Association Washington DC Chapter were on hand during the 2018 Alfred Street Baptist Church HBCU College Festival.
SAVANNAH, Ga. — Linda Denton was recently announced as the winner of the joint Savannah State University National Alumni Association / Delaware State University Alumni Association Florida Chapter fundraiser raffle. Mrs. Denton, a member of SSUNAA Valdosta Alumni Chapter, won a three day / two night package at the Star Island Resort and Spa in the Kissimmee/Orlando, Fla. area. The winning ticket was drawn and announced on February 10 at halftime of the Savannah State University Winter Homecoming basketball game between Savannah State University and Morgan State University.
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From Savannah State University Office of Alumni Relations
SAVANNAH, Ga. — Barbara Lawson McGhee has been named the Savannah State University MEAC Distinguished Alumna for 2018. Continue reading “Barbara Lawson McGhee named Savannah State University’s 2018 MEAC Distinguished Alumna”
SAVANNAH, Ga. — Savannah State University hosted the annual Founder’s Day observance on November 16 to celebrates the history of the institution and those who have contributed to its success.
The university presented the Cyrus C. Wiley Distinguished Alumni Award to Wilburn Joe Eason, a 1973 graduate for his extraordinary support and loyalty to SSU. Dr. Margaret C. Robinson, a 1952 of Savannah State, and retired U.S. Navy Capt. Donnie Cochran, a 1976 graduate, were the recipients of Richard R. Wright Award of Excellence. Continue reading “Savannah State celebrates Founders Day”
SAVANNAH, Ga. — The Savannah State University National Alumni Association is host organization for the Georgia Alumni Association of Historical Black State Universities (GAAHBSU) 2018 Annual Legislative Conference in Atlanta in January.
The Legislative Conference is an opportunity to meet, share, and learn from legislators who represent areas of the state’s three public historically black universities (Albany, Fort Valley and Savannah State universities). In addition to the conference sessions, students will host recruitment fairs in ten Atlanta-area high schools on January 24.
Savannah State alumni are encouraged to support and attend.