2008 Annual Meeting NCSSM Alumni Assoc
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The summary provides an overview of the 2008 Annual Meeting of the Alumni Association of the North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics: 1) The meeting agenda included introductions of the Alumni Board members, a review of the past year's accomplishments, goals for the upcoming year, and an election for new board members. 2) Accomplishments from the past year included developing role documentation, recruiting new board members, contributing to the Campus Master Plan, and participating on the NCSSM Board of Trustees and Foundation Board. 3) Goals for the upcoming year focused on improving alumni communications, increasing alumni fundraising participation and amounts, and strengthening alumni involvement on campus through volunteering.
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