Eagles,

The process to search for a new Chancellor Search has officially started. As a valued member of our alumni community, we are excited to invite you to participate in the final listening session for NCCU Alumni.  You have an opportunity to play a significant role in shaping the future of our beloved institution: an in-person listen session regarding the search for our next chancellor.

Date: February 29

Time: 6:30 p.m.

Location: NCCU New Student Center, Senate Chamber

*Note:  A Zoom link is available for alum to be able to join and listen to the discussion occurring in the room. 

Your perspective and input are invaluable to us as we embark on this important journey of selecting the next leader who will guide our alma mater to even greater heights. Your firsthand experiences, insights, and aspirations will help ensure that we find the best fit for our community.

During this session, you will have the opportunity to engage with members of the search committee, share your thoughts on the qualities and characteristics you believe our next chancellor should possess, and learn more about the process that will shape this decision. NCCU Alumni Association President Tomeika Bowden C‘00 and Andre Vann C’93, C’95 will co-facilitate the session. Chancellor’s Search Webpage

Your participation will not only help the Search Committee identify the most qualified candidate but will also reaffirm your connection to our institution and your dedication to its continued success.

Public Survey Closes March 1

Please offer your input by March 1 by participating in this survey.

CLICK TO COMPLETE THE SURVEY. 

“I urge every alum to be an active participant in the search process for the next chancellor of North Carolina Central University. Our involvement is a testament to our dedication and commitment to the future of our alma mater. We each have  diverse perspectives, experiences, and insights that can significantly contribute to finding the right candidate who embodies the values, aspirations, and legacy of this great institution. Our engagement in this process will strengthen our sense of community and ensure the 13th chancellor will effectively lead and represent the interests of all stakeholders, past, present, and future.”

Tomeika Bowden C/O ’00, President, NCCU Alumni Association