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Five ADAMHA-MARC Program students returned to classes in the fall of 1985 after distinguishing themselves at major universities during the summer. They include Cary Crawford, Stanford University; Iris Watson, University of California; Rushundria Gordon, University of Vermont; Frankie Clark, University of Oklahoma; Sheila Kilgore, Uni- versity of Oklahoma. Grambling students and educators participated for Student participants are from the fields of biology, the third straight year in the Minority Access to Re- chemistry, criminal justice, psychology, sociology and search Careers (MARC) Program, which is supported social work. The MARC Program is interdisciplinary by the federal Alcohol, Drug Abuse and Mental Health and it recruits five new honor students each year. Administration (ADAMHA). REARS Students and educators participating in the ADAMHA- Fowler, Sheila Kilgore, Iris Watson, Lisa Lewis, Dr. Pill Cho, MARC Program during the 1985-86 school year were Bryan Dr. Franklin Hill, Dr. LaWanna Gunn, Dr. Will Scott, Dr. Bil- Barnett, Cary Crawford, Rushundria Gordon, Melanie Lewis, ly Williams, Dr. Phillip Young and Dr. Krishan Saxena, Felita Thompson, James Howard, Frankie Clark, Emma program director. se NY So =do0 = 79 NAALDP=| 240
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Johnson Wins Essay Contest Cynthia Johnson, a fresh- man from Monroe, took first place honors in the annual Founder’s Week essay contest. Writing on the theme, “Black Colleges in the ’80s: Surviving With Excellence,” Ms. Johnson was awarded $100 for her winning effort. Maria Pugh, a freshman from Napoleonville, took sec- ond place while Chandra Cooper, a freshman from Alexandria, claimed third. Maria earned $75 for her es- say and Chandra took home $50. Entries were judged by a committee in the College of Basic Studies and Services. Michael A. Thomas Thomas Performs At Expo’86 Michael A. Thomas, a senior from Las Vegas, performed during the National Association of Equal Opportunity in Higher Education’s (NAFEO’s) fourth annual “HBCU Performing Arts Expo.”’ The April 11 event was held in Washington D.C.’s Hilton Hotel. “Expo ’86,” which was part of NAFEO’s 11th National Confer- ence on Blacks in Higher Educa- tion, was directed by Rhett R. Lu- cas of Washington, D.C. This musician studied under such notable artists as Patti Austin and Pearl Bailey and has toured Germany and Mexico. Personalities 241
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