2. Welcome from Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs
Dr. Virginia D. Hardy
Welcome from Black Alumni Chapter President
Linda Thompson Thomas ’81
Black Alumni Reunion Activities
2015 Virgil Clark ’50 Distinguished Service Award
Recipient Angela Allen ’81
How to Nominate Someone for an Alumni Award
Black Alumni Chapter Officers
Black Alumni Chapter Advisory Committee
Campus Map
Other Homecoming Events on Campus
Upcoming Networking Lunch in Greenville
Thank You Sponsors!
WHAT’S INSIDE
FIGHT SONG
Cheer for East Car’lina,
Cheer for old E.C.,
We know we’re the finest,
Onward to victory,
GO PIRATES!
Cheer for East Car’lina
Cheer on for old E.C.,
Loyal and bold,
we’re the purple and gold.
WE ARE
THE PIRATES
OF ECU!
ALMA MATER
Praise to your name so fair,
Dear old East Car’lina,
Your joys we’ll all share,
and your friends we’ll ever be.
We pledge our loyalty,
And our heart’s devotion,
To thee, our Alma Mater,
love and praise.
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3. To look backward for a while is to refresh the eye, to restore it, and to render it
the more fit for its prime function of looking forward.
~Margaret Fairless Barber,The Roadmender
Homecoming is a time to unite the past with the present. As
suggested by the quote from Margaret Barber, looking back,
coming back restores you and gives you a new perspective for
looking forward. I hope as you return to campus this year you
will find a renewed fervor for your alma mater. I hope that your
looking back will allow you to commit to help us move forward.
There are many exciting initiatives occurring on campus and we
need the support of alumni to help us move them forward. Long
overdue is the construction of a new student union to meet the
needs of the growing student population.With the new union
comes increased meeting spaces for student organizations, dining
opportunities for students, faculty and staff and the opportunity
for students to form bonds informally outside of the classroom.
I encourage you to take the time while on campus for HomecomingWeekend to tour the
campus to see the increased green spaces along the mall. In addition to making the campus
visually pleasing, additional lighting installed on central campus makes the campus safe for
students and visitors. If you lived on “The Hill” be sure to visit to see the progress of the
construction of the new residence hall where the old Belk once stood.
It is important for our alumni to return in the spirit of fellowship with each other and with
the current students of the university. I hope that you will take the time while on campus to
connect with our current students. Alumni are great role models for students and can offer
practical support for those about to start new careers. Use this time to encourage them to
utilize the opportunities presented them to their fullest. Your successes will inspire them to
their best.Your allegiance will make them embrace the mantra, Once a Pirate, always a Pirate!
We want you back! I encourage you to visit us more often. As loyal supporters to the
university you are our greatest ambassadors. Your connections, your word-of-mouth support
of your school, and your loyalty are invaluable in helping us recruit future members of the
Pirate Nation. Please feel free to contact me with your thoughts and concerns. I am excited
about the possibilities of what we can accomplish together!
Enjoy your weekend and remember to celebrate responsibly!
Virginia D. Hardy, PhD
Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs
The 2014 Black Alumni Reunion (BAR) weekend is upon us!
The Advisory Committee has designed an exciting homecoming
weekend to provide many opportunities for alumni to connect
with one another through networking events, mentoring
opportunities with current students, and a Grand Finale party
reminiscent of the ones when we were in school. New additions
for Homecoming 2014 include a golf outing, an ecumenical
service and Sunday brunch. On behalf of the ECU Black Alumni
Chapter (BAC) and the entire East Carolina family, I extend a
warm welcome to fellow Pirate alumni, friends and family to join
us for the scheduled activities.
The BAR provides an opportunity to reflect on the impact that ECU has had on our
lives and reinforces a common sense of belonging to the alumni family.The reunion is also a
natural rallying point for alumni to commemorate their time at ECU through giving.We need
your support, membership, and active engagement. At the same time, the BAC will strive to
offer you a wonderful opportunity to interact with people who have concerns and interests
similar to yours as well as opportunities to meet current students at East Carolina University. I
invite and encourage you to get involved, as our collective voice and support will help our alma
mater and students.Your active service is not only an investment in current students, but in
our future alumni.
A scholarship fund has been established in honor of Laura Marie Leary Elliott, the first
African-American graduate of ECU.We would like to honor Ms. Elliott and students this
weekend by reaching endowment status for the scholarship. All donations, large and small are
welcomed. Checks should be made payable to the Laura Leary Elliott Memorial Scholarship
Fund and deposited in boxes at our events. Online payments can be made at http://giving.ecu.edu.
Click on “Give a Gift” on the left-hand side of the page and then “Click here to choose the
designation(s) for your gift” and enter “Elliott” in the search box.
Please show your support of the Black Alumni Chapter by becoming a member of the East
Carolina Alumni Association. By inviting others to join as well, you can further compound
your support and its impact. More information is available at PirateAlumni.com/Membership.
I am extremely proud of the advisory committee members and the ECAA staff for their
active engagement.This weekend would be inconsequential without your attendance and
support. On behalf of the committee and alumni association, please accept our sincere thanks
for sharing this weekend with us.
I hope that you enjoy the reunion weekend. Remember, “once a Pirate, always a Pirate!”
LindaThompsonThomas ’81
Black Alumni Chapter, President
WELCOME FROM VICE CHANCELLOR HARDY WELCOME FROM THE
BLACK ALUMNI CHAPTER PRESIDENT
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4. Friday, October 3 at 9:00 a.m.
Inaugural BAC Golf Outing
Bradford Creek Public Golf Course
Cost: $50
Enjoy some serious but friendly golf competition with your fellow Pirates and friends at a local golf course.
The 18-hole championship course will provide you with one of the most enjoyable and fun golfing experiences.
Continental breakfast, snacks, and drinks will be served. A portion of the proceeds will be donated to the Laura
Leary Elliott Memorial Scholarship Fund.
Friday, October 3
4:00-6:00 p.m. and 8:00-10:00 p.m.
Reunion Registration
City Hotel and Bistro
The lobby of the City Hotel and Bistro is your one-stop shop for BAR events. BAR committee members and
the ECU alumni association staff will be available to answer questions, provide updated information about
Homecoming events and to make sure you have everything needed for a great weekend.
Friday, October 3 at 6:30 p.m.
NPHC Step Show
Wright Auditorium
Cost: $30 at the door
Friday, October 3 from 8:00p.m.-12:00 midnight
The Mixer
Wasabi 88 Asian Bistro, 1605 E. Fire Tower Road
Cost: Free
Come socialize, network, and have a great time with music by DJ B Paiz. A cash bar will be available.
Saturday, October 4 from 8:00-9:00 a.m. (time change)
BAC Business Meeting
Ledonia Wright Cultural Center
Join in the discussion about important topics relevant to furthering BAC’s agenda.Your voice is needed as we
discuss endowing scholarships (Laura Leary Elliott Memorial Scholarship Fund), expanding opportunities for
students, election of new BAC officers, growing BAC’s membership and presence, and 2015 schedule of events.
Saturday, October 4 at 9:00 a.m.
Homecoming Parade
Fifth Street
Show your Pirate Pride! Cheer on members of the BAC as
they ride on a convertible, enjoy music from area bands and
view the beautiful floats!
Saturday, October 4 from 10:00-11:00 a.m.
Networking Brunch with Students
Mendenhall Student Center, Great Room
Cost: $5
Back by popular demand from students! Alumni will engage in an interactive discussion on “Life 101,” where
students will have an opportunity to learn some life lessons, ask questions and network with alumni.
Saturday, October 4, Time TBA
ECU vs SMU Homecoming Game
Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium
Saturday, October 4
10:00 p.m.-2:00 a.m.
Grand Finale Party: The Cultural
Center and Mendenhall Edition
City Hotel and Bistro
The ultimate BAR experience culminates with the hottest
party with a purpose! Join DJ Sham Redmond as she
plays the hits from the ’70s and ’80s and take you back
in the day when you partied at the Cultural Center. In the
Mendenhall Edition, get ready for all the hits from the ’90s
and 2000s with DJ B Paiz. Party amenities include:
savory hors d’oeuvres, champagne toast, photo booth, and
cash bar. Whether your style is trendy or classy, just make
sure it’s impressive and upscale because the paparazzi will
be waiting. A portion of the proceeds from this event benefit
the Laura Leary Elliott Memorial Scholarship Fund.
Sunday, October 5 at 9:30 a.m.
Ecumenical Service
Ledonia Wright Cultural Center
End your ECU Homecoming weekend on a high note. Join other alumni for the inaugural ecumenical service.
Get ready for an uplifting message from fellow alumni. For those who prefer a peaceful place to meditate,
contemplate, or pray, you can visit the S.P.A.C.E or Spiritual Place All Can Enter.
Sunday, October 5 from 11:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.
Brunch
Winslow’s Tavern, 120 W. Fifth Street
Cost: Individual
Come to Winslow’sTavern to add the finishing touch to the BAR weekend!The wonderful brunch includes
French toast casserole, biscuits, yogurt parfaits, sautéed green beans, sausage gravy, eggs, bacon, and more.
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5. Angela Allen ’81 is an anchor of the northernVirginia
region of the Pirate Nation. She is a staunch advocate for
ECU, regularly hosting and attending university events and
engaging alumni in her area. She also returns to Greenville
often and is very active on campus.
She is a member of the Board of Visitors and has served
on the board of directors for theWomen’s Roundtable
and the ECU Foundation. She is a charter member of
the College of Engineering andTechnology Advancement
Council and a member of the Department of Computer
Science Advisory Council. She is a member of ECU’s
chapter of Phi Kappa Phi honor society.
Through theWomen’s Roundtable, Angela helped
to establish and grow an Access Scholarship in memory of KathyTaft. She also gives
annually to the Department of Computer Science and to a scholarship within the College
of Engineering andTechnology.
Originally from rural eastern North Carolina, Angela understands the value of a quality
education. ECU afforded Angela several opportunities for which she is grateful, like an
internship at the Department of the Navy inWashington, DC, where she first learned
about computer programming. She works hard so that other students can have similar
opportunities.
Angela earned her bachelor’s degree in computer science at ECU and received her
master’s degree from the Harvard Business School. She has worked for IBM for 30 years,
and in 2011 was promoted to vice president of IBM’s global sales technical enablement
organization, based inWashington, DC. She is a leader and teacher who designs solution
methods and training programs that teach IBM’s technical sellers to identify and solve
customers’ IT problems.
She is a five-time winner of IBM’s Global Circle Award, an annual award of
achievement, and in 2000 she was a member of a team that received the annual IBM’s
Chairman’sTeam award. She started the University Delivery Services program where IBM
partners with universities to hire students to work part-time on various projects until they
graduate.
Angela and her husband Steve reside inVienna,VA.
Honoring the achievements and service of members of the Pirate Nation
is extremely important to the East Carolina Alumni Association. The
most public way in which we honor our alumni is at our Alumni Awards
Ceremony in the fall. The success of this program and the caliber of our
award winners hinges on the letters and nominations that alumni like
you send recommending fellow Pirates for our Awards.
The Alumni Association’s Virgil Clark ’50 Distinguished Service Award
is one of the most prestigious offered by the university. It recognizes
uncommon and outstanding service to the Alumni Association and/or
the university as a whole. Recipients should also adhere to standards of
moral and ethical conduct that would cause the University to be proud
to present the recipients as role models for students and other alumni.
The definition of service will be left to the discretion of the Awards
Committee of the Alumni Association.
Honorary Alumni status is extended to individuals who did not attend
ECU but have adopted the University as their own through uncommon
and outstanding service, substantial and continuing commitment, and
loyalty. In recognition of these expressions of goodwill, the Alumni
Association annually bestows honorary alumni status on those whose
support and friendship are exemplary in the University community.
Selections are made by the Awards Committee of the Alumni
Association.
The Alumni Association’s Outstanding Alumni Award is one of the
most prestigious offered by the University. It recognizes alumni with
a minimum of five years of work history, outstanding and uncommon
achievement in one’s profession, civic affairs, and/or politics. Recipients
adhere to standards of moral and ethical conduct that would cause
the university to be proud to present the honorees as role models for
students and other alumni. It is expected that recipients are recognized
by their professional peers as being truly outstanding within their
professions.
You are encouraged to nominate someone today, so that they can be
honored by the Alumni Association and be held up as an example for
the rest of the Pirate Nation. Nominations are accepted year-round.
Deadline for consideration for the following year is November 1.
Complete details on how to nominate someone for an alumni award can
be found at PirateAlumni.com/AwardsProcess or by calling the Alumni
Center at 800-ECU-GRAD (328-4723).
HOW TO NOMINATE SOMEONE
FOR AN ALUMNI AWARD
2015 VIRGIL CLARK ’50 DISTINGUISHED
SERVICE AWARD RECIPIENT ANGELA ALLEN ’81
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6. President
Linda Thompson Thomas ’81
Vice President
Bill Carver ’90
Treasurer
Victor Moore ’08
Secretary
Evelyne Del Billingslea ’06
Marketing
Dr. Shelia Bunch ’76
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1 Joyner Library
1a Joyner East
2 Flanagan Building
3 Graham Building
4 Rawl Building
4a Rawl Annex
5 Howell Science Complex
6 Austin Building
7 Christenbury Memorial Gymnasium
8 Brewster Building
9 Fletcher Music Center
10 Rivers Building
12 Speight Building
13 Belk Building
14 Jenkins Fine Arts Center
30 Spilman Building
31 Whichard Building and Annex
32 Wright Annex/Bookstore
32w Wright Auditorium
33 McGinnis Theatre
34a Messick Theatre Arts Center
35 Croatan
37 Minges Coliseum (Williams Arena)
38 Scales Field House
39 Pirate Club Building/Athletic Ticket Office
43 Mail Services
46 Student Health Center
47 Old Cafeteria Complex
48 Mamie Jenkins Building
49 Erwin Building
50 Bloxton House (Ledonia Wright Cultural Center)
51 Irons Building
52 Career Center
55 Mendenhall Student Center
56 Willis Building
58 Eller House (Maritime History)
58a Maritime Conservation Lab
59 Belk Annex 1
60 Facilities Services Steam Plant
67 Blount House (ECU Police)
70 Jones Residence Hall
71 Aycock Residence Hall
72 Scott Residence Hall
74 Tyler Residence Hall
75 Umstead Residence Hall
76 Slay Hall
77 Greene Residence Hall
78 White Residence Hall
79 Clement Residence Hall
80 Fletcher Residence Hall
81 Garrett Residence Hall
82 Jarvis Residence Hall
83 Fleming Residence Hall
84 Cotten Residence Hall
85 Ragsdale Hall
86 Chancellor’s Residence
87 International House
92 Howard House
93 Taylor-Slaughter Alumni Center
95 Bate Building
97 Ward Sports Medicine Building
100 Facilities Services Grounds Complex
107 Family Therapy Clinic
121 Facilities Administration
122 Parking and Transportation Services
123 Building 123
125 Ward Guest House
126 Facilities Services Eppes Complex
127 Building 127
130 Todd Dining Hall
133 Financial Services Building
141 Building 141
142 Student Recreation Center
150 Ross Place
151 Administrative Support Annex
155 Blount Recreational Sports Complex
156 Harris Building
158 Building 158
159 Building 159
161 Facilities Warehouse
163 Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium
164 Cotanche Building
165 Building 165
167 Environmental Health and Safety Building
172 Building 172
174 Murphy Center
189 Building 189
190 Facilities Annex
193 Greenville Centre
198 Building 198
203 Science and Technology Building
212 West End Dining Hall
215c Building 215c
227 Clark-LeClair Stadium
229 Self-Help Building
240 College Hill Suites
245 Redditt House
BLACK ALUMNI CHAPTER OFFICERS
Sheridan Barnes ’86
Evelyne Del Billingslea ’06
Shelia Bunch ’76
Bill Carver ’90
Levator Chevis ’94
Jerome Fleming ’90
Joselyn Frizzell ’88
Anthony Jackson ’87
Thomas Lee ‘77
Victor Moore ’08
Eula Moore-Anderson ’81, ’86
Brian Paiz ‘99
Harvey R. Palmer ’12
Connie Shelton ’85
Von Keyes Weston ’90
Tara Worrall
BLACK ALUMNI CHAPTER ADVISORY COMMITTEE
CAMPUS MAP
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7. Brody School of Medicine
BSOM Alumni Society Reunion
For alumni from the classes of
1974, 1984, 1989, 1994, 1999, 2004,
2009
Oct. 3: Lunch and tour, followed
by cocktail hour featuring alumni
awards, and dinner
Oct 4: breakfast, followed by
tailgate
Contact: 252-744-2238 or
bsomalumni@ecu.edu
Campus Living
Welcome Home Celebration
Oct. 4, 11:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.,
Sweethearts in Todd Dining Hall
Free for previous Campus Living
staff, student employees, resident
advisors, and RHA members,
RSVP by Sept. 15
Contact: Mike Rager at
ragerm@ecu.edu
College of Allied Health Sciences
Homecoming Celebration
Oct. 3, 6:00-9:00 p.m., Health
Sciences Building lobby
Free, RSVP by Sept. 15
Contact: Pat Frede at 252-744-
3523 or fredep@ecu.edu.
College of Business
Homecoming Social
Oct. 4, 8:45 a.m.
On the lawn between Chancellor’s
Way and Fifth St. (across from
the intersection of Fifth St. and
Student St.)
Free, no RSVP required
Contact: Anne Fisher at 252-328-
6377 or fisher@ecu.edu
College of Education
Breakfast on the Porch
Oct 4, 9:00 a.m., Speight Building
Free, RSVP by Oct. 1
Contact: Stephanie Bunn at
bunns@ecu.edu
College of Engineering and
Technology
Alumni Breakfast
Oct. 4, 8:00-9:00 a.m., Science
and Technology Building atrium
Free, no RSVP required
Contact: Scott Snead at 252-328-
9580 or Bonnie Eshelman at 252-
328-9604
College of Fine Arts and
Communication
School of Music Homecoming
Reception
Oct. 3, 5:00 p.m., A.J. Fletcher
Music Center room B105
Free, open to all School of Music
alumni and faculty
School of Music Alumni Reunion
Recital
Oct. 3, 7:00 p.m., A.J. Fletcher
Recital Hall
Free, all alumni are invited to
perform
Breakfast on the Terrace and
Parade Watching
Oct. 4, 9:00 a.m., Jenkins Fine
Arts Center
Free, open to all alumni of the
Schools of Art and Design,
Communication, Music, and
Theatre and Dance
School of Music and Marching
Pirates Alumni Picnic
Oct. 4, three hours prior to kick-
off, A.J. Fletcher Music Center
side parking lot
$10 per person, open to all
alumni of the School of Music
and Marching Pirates, current
and retired faculty and staff, and
guests. Afterwards, plan to “walk
the hill” to the game with the
Marching Pirates!
For all events, contact: Mary
Jane Gaddis at 252-328-1268 or
gaddism@ecu.edu
OTHER HOMECOMING EVENTS ON CAMPUS OTHER HOMECOMING EVENTS ON CAMPUS
College of Human Ecology
Pre-Parade Breakfast
Oct. 4, 8:00 a.m., Rivers Building
Free, no RSVP required
Contact: Cherie Reich at 252-328-
6903 or reichc@ecu.edu
College of Nursing
Reception
Oct. 3, 5:30 p.m.-8:00 p.m.
College of Nursing front lobby
Help us celebrate the 50th
anniversary of our first graduating
class and the 40th anniversary of
Beta Nu with refreshments and
hors d’oeuvres
RSVP to Jane Boardman by
September 25: 252-744-6504 or
boardmanj@ecu.edu
Parade
Oct. 4 at 8:00 a.m.
Patio in front of the Jenkins Fine
Arts Building (along Fifth Street)
Join us for donuts and coffee
Department of Chemistry
Homecoming Celebration
Oct. 3, 5:00 p.m., Science and
Technology Building
Free, RSVP by Sept. 19
Contact: chemgrad@ecu.edu
Department of Criminal Justice
Alumni Tailgate
Oct. 4, 12:00 p.m., Pirate Club
parking area
Free, no RSVP required
Contact: Debbie Domer at
domerd@ecu.edu or 252-328-4192
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8. Greenville Networking Lunch
Utilize your lunchtime to make some great connections to build your
professional and social networks. Hear from successful alumni and stay
connected with your university. Take this opportunity to tap into the
power of the Pirate alumni network!
Tuesday, October 28, 2014 from 11:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m.
City Hotel & Bistro
203 Greenville Boulevard
Featured alumnae:
Brenda Myrick ’92, systems analyst in information services
at Vidant Health, current member of the ECU Board of
Visitors, and former chair of the East Carolina Alumni
Association
Linda Thomas ’81, director of HR Business Partners at Duke
Energy, current member of the ECU Board of Visitors, and
president of the Black Alumni Chapter of the East Carolina
Alumni Association
This event is open to all alumni and friends of East Carolina. Cost is
$11.00 for Alumni Association members and $22.00 for non-members,
which includes lunch and beverages.
Visit PirateAlumni.com/October2014Greenville or call the Alumni Center
at 800-ECU-GRAD for further details or to register.
OTHER HOMECOMING EVENTS ON CAMPUS
Department of Physics
Alumni Luncheon
Oct. 4, 11:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.,
Howell Science Complex C207
Free to physics alumni and
families, RSVP by Oct. 2
Contact: Brenda Doss at
dossb@ecu.edu
Department of Psychology
Parade Watching Breakfast
Oct. 4, 9:00 a.m., tent next to
Whichard Building
Free, RSVP by Oct. 1
Contact: Arianna Williams at 252-
328-6800 or williamsa@ecu.edu
Honors College
Alumni Society Reception
Oct. 3, 6:00-8:00 p.m., Mellow
Mushroom, 2020 Charles Blvd.,
Greenville, NC
Refreshments provided, cash bar
available, RSVP by Sept. 17
Contact: Kevin Baxter, 252-328-
6373 or baxterk@ecu.edu
Open House
Oct. 4, 9:00-10:00 a.m., Mamie
Jenkins Building
Free, refreshment provided, RSVP
by Sept. 17
Contact: Kevin Baxter, 252-328-
6373 or baxterk@ecu.edu
Thomas Harriot College of Arts
and Sciences
Homecoming Breakfast and
Parade Viewing
Oct. 4, 8:30-10:30 a.m., on the
lawn beside Whichard Building
(corner of Fifth and Founders)
Free, no RSVP required.
Contact: Lauren Morrison at
morrisonl14@ecu.edu or 252-328-
6249
PUT THE
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PIRATE
ALUMNI
NETWORK
TO WORK
FOR YOU!
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Professional Mentoring
Program Evaluation
Principal/Superintendent Entry
Executive Coaching
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Public Speaking
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Bachelor of Music Education
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