Virginia Union University - Panther Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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Student Education Association Joshua B. Simpson Chapter Seated: Portia Williams, Gwendolyn Jones-Sec., Yvonne Hopkins-Treas. Standing: Elwood Stanton-President. The Student Association had its beginning in an organization known as the Education Club . lt was organized by the late Dr. Robert P. Daniel in 1932. Professor C.W. Florence came to Virginia Union University in 1940 and began to work with the Education Club as an advisor. In 1948 the Edu- cation Club was changed by title to the Future Teachers of America and named the Joshua B. Simpson Chapter. The title of the association was changed again in 1957 to the Student National Education Association. The Student Education Association functions on three levels: National, state, and local. As in- dicated above the local association at Virginia Union University is known as the Joshua B. Simp- son who served for many years at Virginia Union University. - Past advisors of the local chapter include Professor C.W. Florence, professor Emeritus of Vir- ginia Union Universityg Miss Leah V. Lewis, Associate Professor of Education, and Dr. D.N. Cowling, Director of the Division of Education and Psychology. The essential purpose of the SNEA is to sponsor those activities that show promise of helping to select,- guide and inform students interested in becoming teachers of elementary and secondary schools. Further, to promote and improve teaching as a profession on local, state, and national lev- els. Currently there are 55 active members of the Joshua B. Simpson Chapter. Officers of the chap- ter are elected annually.

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