1. Sandra Terese McClammyPO Box 1345 • Wilmington, NC 28402 • 910-228-0072 • sandra@coast973.com
COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT
OBJECTIVE
Volunteer/serve in the Wilmington community assisting those in
need and enhancing my leadership and professional development
skills.
MISSION
As an avid volunteer in the community I enjoy the
opportunity to serve others. I received the 2002-03 UNCW Staff
Award of Excellence, 2003 YWCA Volunteer Woman of the Year
award, and the 2003 State of North Carolina Award of Excellence in
recognition of my efforts. I accepted one of my first volunteer roles at
UNCW representing the vice chancellor for Public Service and
Continuing Studies on the UNCW Minority Affairs Committee (now
called Campus Diversity) from 1996 to 1997 to assist in planning
recognition events and awards for UNCW minority students who
excelled academically. Then in 1998, I completed the Leadership
Wilmington Program. In 1999, I was appointed to the Leadership
Wilmington Executive Committee. Since 1998 I have served on the
board of directors of New Hanover Community Action, Inc. which
provides personal assistance in areas such as self-sufficiency, employment, housing, early childhood
education, the HeadStart program, nutrition, and emergency assistance to the poor.
In 2001, as a result of my volunteer work with the New Hanover County Community Action,
Inc. agency, I was nominated and selected by the North Carolina Office of Equal Opportunity to serve on
the North Carolina ROMA (Results Oriented Management and Accountability) Task Force for North
Carolina Community Action, which was formed to demonstrate measurable outcomes. As a member of the
NC ROMA Task Force, I am assisted in revising the plan that is currently in place and developed a new
strategic plan for community action agencies across the state. In addition to my formal volunteer efforts, I
accept the personal challenge of working with at-risk children in the community as needed.
BOARDS AND COMMITTEES
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Past Chair
Operating from the Wise Alumni House at 1713 Market Street, the UNCW
Alumni Association exists to serve alumni and the university. It is governed
by a 28-member volunteer board of directors comprised of representatives
from current UNCW SGA officers, student ambassadors, alumni chapters,
and university administration. The alumni board of directors coordinates
educational, service and social activities; provides opportunities for
university involvement; and promotes loyalty to UNCW throughout the
region, state and nation

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Member
Serves as the chapter representative on campus for the African American
Graduate Association to include getting juniors and seniors of color ready to
serve.
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President
Through consulting, workshops & promotional services, Urban Promotions©
is a
portal designed to pave the way for clear, achievable goals aimed at enhancing
our urban youth’s social and academic development. Additionally, it addresses
the unbalanced external conditions that increase the academic and social
achievement gap in students.
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Treasurer
The Black Arts Alliance serves as a multi-disciplinary vehicle for the advancement of
African-American arts and artists. As an artist (dancer/actor) this board abounds
many opportunities.
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Member/Past Corresponding Secretary
We are all devoted to the Five Point Program, an action plan for Deltas
everywhere which calls on us to promote: Economic Development, Educational
Development, International Awareness and Involvement, Physical and Mental
Health, and Political Awareness and Involvement . To carry out its numerous
programs and projects, the Wilmington Alumnae Chapter draws on the talents of
graduate Deltas in Brunswick, New Hanover and Pender counties. Together, we
recognize that we are “A Sisterhood Called to Serve: Transforming Lives,
Impacting Communities.”
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Past Vice - Chairman
New Hanover County Community Action, Inc. worked in this community to
alleviate causes of poverty and to empower low-income families to reach
economic self-sufficiency. Locally, we administered a federally funded
Head Start program in addition to six other programs that supported youth
and family development. As a head start child, this agency’s mission was
near and dear to my heart.

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Publicity Chairman 1994-1998/Honorary Member-Present
This is a non-profit organization that promotes safety, prevention, and awareness as well
as aids families of missing people. CUE renders search and rescue efforts but adhere to
the laws of victims’ rights.
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Past Executive Committee Member
Leadership Wilmington is a program sponsored by the Greater Wilmington
Chamber of Commerce and UNCW’s Division for Public Service and
Continuing Studies. Its mission is to provide a continuous, diverse supply of
creative leaders to the community by developing their knowledge of the
region and providing them the opportunity for meaningful action.
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Past Committee Member of Training and Development
The NC ROMA task force is aimed at developing common goals and measures
for all members of the North Carolina Community Action network.
Additionally, the Task Force is charged with helping to design a web-based,
statewide management and reporting system based on the goals and direct
measures used by Community Action Agencies. Here I am a representative for
the NHCCA, Inc. agency on the state level
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Past Committee Member/Recurring host
The objective is to ensure the festival promotes truly multicultural activities that
highlight the diversity of all cultures that come together to make our region such a
delightful place to live.