Winston Salem State University - Ram Yearbook (Winston Salem, NC)

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-giffizs 2 'K' Illiiistuii-,Salrin Stair Qjniuvrsiig NX WINSTON-SALEM, NORTH CARULINA 27101 vlffii.-nl Iinvervinient A I Dear Fellow Rams, It seems only a few hours ago when I sat with a group of freshmen, listening to WSSU almnnus, joseph D. johnson. A noted attor- ney, Johnson described WSSU as his 'tmode of transportation. I was immediately im- pressed because I had never thought of my new school in that vein. The other members and I have traveled far and fast since entering the university in 1979. Each experience - each stop along the jour- ney - has been an opportunity for learning and growing. This year has been especially enlightening as we paid tribute to the institu- tion's pioneers and observed 'fNinety Years of Excellence. Continuing students, I encourage you to keep a steady course. Remember your planned destinations, and work hard to arrive well-prepared. To my fellow seniors I say, become active members of the Alumni Association. Remem- ber your mode of transportation. Let's en- sure others ofa chance to receive and achieve as we have. WSSU has served us well in moving us along to where we want to be in life. With this solid foundation and God's help, our poten- tial is virtually limitless. Sincerely, M ima, Christopher A. Wilson, President Student Government Association 'u' mr: sun s A

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DR. HAYWOOD L. WILSON, IR. VICE CHAN- CELLOR FOR STUDENT AFFAIRS has adminis- trative responsibilities for the Student Affairs Divi- sion ofthe University. He is the chief advisor to the Chancellor on matters conceming students, DR. ARNOLD LOCKETT, VICE CHANCEL- LOR FOR ACADEMIC AFFAIRS coordinates all phases of the academic program, including the implementation of academic regulations, XX N 'T .ll ,,, ,,, ,W policies, and programs relative to the educa- X! tional curriculum at Winston-Salem State nd,-N 5'-his N A I University. ' ' X ! 'Q 4 1 ' . ffiit . I SN I lf' 1: 17937 , . g.--rg' if coli? 2gf'. A' , MR MYRON M. CHENAULT, VICE CHAN- CELLOR FOR DEVELOPMENT AFFAIRS coordinates, plans, directs, and manages all activities among the various units within the Division of Development Affairs, with em- phasis on Planning, Research and Develop- ment, Corporate and Foundation Relations, Government Relations and Public Relations MR. WILLIE E. GRISSOM, VICE CHANCELLOR FOR BUSINESS AFFAIRS is the chief financial rep- resentative for the University and serves in an ad- visory capacity to the Chancellor in the develop- ment and administration of a financial plan that will ensure the success of the educational pro- grams of the University. CHAN CELLOR'S CABINET 7

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l 'T' Student Government Association Fv,,Q,r Vice-President Executive Secretary Secretary of Dav Student Affairs Cherone A. Austin Shirla R. Sewell Gregory C. Hairston li 'xiii' 4 KI' Mft ' Secretary of Financial Affairs Secretary of judicial Affairs Secretary of Social Affairs Miss Winston-Salem State Sharon A. Evans Reginald D. McCask1ll Bnan D. Womble Universitv Debra R. Toone l l Public Relations Public Relations Administrative Assistant Parlmim-nt.ir1tin Beth O. Day Frank 1. Lawson, Ir. Rodney Bennett Clmrlit' W lit-tlim