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Chamber Education Fund The objectives of the Black Chamber Education Fund shall be to provide guidance, educational programs, scholarships to youth of Orange County and Southern California, in order to achieve academic and vocational successes. The Black Chamber of Commerce of Orange County will support these educational programs and scholarships. BRICKS and BRIDGES are very strong symbols but more importantly, the two acronyms embody the essence of the BCOC Motto, “Visibility, Credibility, and Loyalty.” BCOC attempts through two important programs to establish direct interaction, effective skills modeling, and foster growth in social abilities among program participants. Providing visible evidence, persistent interaction to instill confidence or credibility, and unselfishly reaching out to students to increase self-awareness and mastery of basic business etiquette and skills, BCOC members shape their own destiny by supporting future leaders who will reciprocate in kind when their turns arrive. For more information regarding the Black Chamber Education Fund, how to apply, how to get involved, please contact Chuck Moore at 949-936-1789 or CMoore@fullerton.edu.
Greetings HBCU Campus Tours Family and Friends
Attached you will find the Location, Dates and Times of the Parent/Student Informational meetings schedule to occur for the next two weeks. The HBCU Campus Tours team is working to ensure that not only will parents learn about the tours, but that they are also educated on what Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU) can do for not only our west coast students, but our communities as a whole. Please share this information with your list serves, peers, colleagues, churches, etc. We have planned meetings in the San Bernardino, Rialto, Pomona, Los Angeles, Pasadena, and Oakland area's. We encourage tour participants to be between 8th grade and Community College Students.
As an added benefit, HBCU Campus Tours has joined a collaboration with The Scholarship Club and Black College Expo to provide more opportunities and resources for our students. Please visit their website respectively at www.thescholarshipclub.com and www.blackcollegeexpo.com.
Please fill free to email or call if you have any further questions. Looking fwd to seeing you at one of our presentations within the coming weeks.
At an HBCU, our students, "Enter to Learn and Depart to Serve"! Please plan to attend the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. 19th Annual King Day Breakfast at Proud Bird Restaurant 11022 Aviation Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90045 (Free Parking). Price $35.00 per person. This is an opportunity to meet Alumni from the various HBCUs and inquire about local scholarship opportunities. Event is being sponsored by the Los Angeles Inter Alumni Council and is supported by UNCF. To purchase tickets, please call Luther Williams at 562.424.3965. He can also be reached by email at lutherwms@aol.com Maleta Wilson
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