The Alumni Times - N.C. A&T State University Alumni Newsletter
January 28, 2016
Aggies in the News
North Carolina A&T running back Tarik Cohen
North Carolina A&T football team’s 2015 championship season continues to open big doors for the thriving athletic program.
Campus Highlights
human rights medal
North Carolina A&T State University will pause to honor the legacy of four freshmen who sparked change in America with a series of events beginning at 7:30 a.m., Feb. 1 in the Alumni-Foundation Event Center.
Angelica Willis
North Carolina A&T State University junior computer science major Angelica Willis was one of nine individuals from across the country honored as a White House Champion of Change on Jan. 26.
 
Aggie Sports
Pep Rally
Celebrate A&T’s 2015 Football Season
Aggies are invited to a special pep rally celebrating the accomplishments of North Carolina A&T State University’s 2015 football season.
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Aggie Athletic Foundation Renewal
Jan. 1 kicked off the renewal period for the Aggie Athletic Foundation (AAF). Those interested in purchasing football seats before the general public and securing their seats from last season should submit a donation or pledge by March 31.
Coach Cy Alexander
Cy Alexander Coach’s Show Airs
Tune in to WCOG ESPN Radio 1320/1230 AM and 104.9 FM on Tuesdays at 6:30 p.m. to hear head men’s basketball coach Cy Alexander talk basketball with play-by-play radio personality Spencer Turkin.
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N.C. A&T Online IT Program Nationally Ranked
In its national ranking of the Best Online Programs released on Jan. 13, the U.S. News & World Report ranked two of North Carolina A&T State University’s online programs among the best in the nation.
Alumni Engagements
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Week of Aggie Love
The Young Alumni Council invites all Aggies to participate in a Week of Aggie Love, Feb. 1-5. Start the week off at the Sit-In 56th Anniversary Breakfast, then take part in several community service opportunities in conjunction with the celebration of the university’s 125th anniversary. On Thursday, show your Aggie Love on social media, and then cap off the week with bowling and laser tag with your Aggie family and friends.
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Seeking Aggie Advocates
Aggie Advocates are a grassroots advocacy network of alumni committed to promoting the educational, research, and economic contributions of North Carolina A&T State University and the impact it has on North Carolina and beyond.

Certified Alumni Recruiter Training Closes Feb. 1
All alumni interested in representing North Carolina A&T State University at college fairs and recruitment events must be certified annually through Alumni Recruiter Training.
The 75th edition of the AYANTEE celebrates the 125th anniversary

AYANTEE Ad Space Available for Alumni Organizations
Space is available for purchase for alumni organization advertising in the upcoming Ayantee. Half page ads are available for $100 and full page ads are available for $200. Space must be reserved online by Feb. 15. Ads must be emailed to ayantee@ncat.edu by Mar. 31. Please note that ads do not include a free copy of the yearbook. Books can be purchased separately through Jostens.

HBCU Night with the Charlotte Hornets
Watch the Charlotte Hornets take on the Brooklyn Nets for HBCU night at the Barclays Center on Feb. 21 at 6 p.m. The exclusive pregame begins at 4:45 p.m. and features networking for HBUC alumni and complimentary beer, wine and mixed drinks. Purchase tickets online.
Feb. 2, in Flint, Michigan  Flyer

Donations for Flint
Comedian Tim Shropshire ’08 is participating in the I Thirst Relief benefit concert on Feb. 2, in Flint, Michigan to bring support, relief and hope to the people in the area dealing with a contaminated water supply. Aggies can help by donating bottled water, filters, diapers, sheets and clothing. Donations are being accepted at Evangel Word Fellowship, 2207 East Cone Blvd in Greensboro. Donations can be dropped off Friday from 9 a.m.-2 p.m. and 4-6 p.m., Saturday from 11 a.m.-3 p.m., and Sunday from noon-3 p.m. at the Power Play Center (Evangel Campus). For more information, call or text 910-574-6175.
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Events
JAN 30
Aggie Tennis
vs. Wofford College
Time: Women - 2 p.m.
Men - TBA

Aggie Basketball
vs. Savannah State
Corbett Sports Center
Time: Women - 2 p.m.
Men - 4 p.m.

JAN 31
Women’s Tennis
vs. Western Carolina
Time: TBA

FEB 3
Men’s Basketball
vs. Charlotte
Time: 7 p.m.

FEB 6
Men’s Tennis
vs. Davidson College
Time: TBA

FEB 6
Aggie Basketball
vs. N.C. Central
Durham, N.C.
Time: Women - 2 p.m.
Men – 4 p.m.

FEB 13
Aggie Basketball
vs. Florida A&M
Corbett Sports Center
Time: Women - 2 p.m.
Men – 4 p.m.

FEB 20
Minority Men’s Health Initiative’s Community Engagement Forum on “Fighting Diabetes in African American Communities”
Time: 10 a.m.–noon
Location: Barnes Hall Auditorium
Contact: George Crawford, 336-285-2176

MAR 5-13
MEAC Championship Basketball Tournament
Fan Hotel – Sheraton Waterside
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