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eFlagstaff - Volume 6, Issue 15 Page 1 of 5 archives :0 0 Volume 6, Issue 21 January 21 - 27, 2008 eFlagstaff Page 1 eFlagstaff is a publication of the Office of Public Relations and Marketing. If you have a news tip or a news item to be included in the E-Flagstaff, please e-mail NelsonLink@tncc.edu WACONGO Dance Group and Drummers to Perform at TNCC on February 8 In honor of Black History Month, internationally known drummers and dance company, WACONGO, will be performing in the Mary T. Christian Auditorium at Thomas Nelson Community College, on Feb. 8 at 8:00 p.m. The event is being sponsored by the TNCC Cultural Affairs Committee, and is free and open to the public. Led by artistic director Elie Kihonia, WACONGO Dance Company is a traditional ensemble of master drummers, dancers and musicians from the Democratic Republic of Congo, who perform the ancestral songs and dances of Central Africa. WACONGO artists have extensively toured Europe, Asia, and North and South America. Shar Wolff, TNCC Cultural Affairs Committee Chair said, "Their costumes have to be some of the most beautiful I have seen. They have an amazing energy.” She added, “We’re very fortunate to have performers of this caliber coming to our College.” WACONGO promotes African culture by presenting the arts of 400 African ethnic groups to the public. "Africa’s influence is strong within our culture. Everything from jazz to rock to hip-hop bears the indelible stamp of that continent," said Wolff. For more information call Victoria Mathis Sanders at 825-2779. “I College Board Agenda I. Call to Order II. Approval of Minutes No. 367 III. Chair Announcements Public Comments IV. Committee Actions □ Finance and Municipal Liaison Committee (FAML) □ Utility Easement to Virginia Power (Board vote required) □ Curriculum, Instruction, and Student Services Committee (CISS) □ Proposed Changes to the Curricula (Board vote required) V. President’s Report □ Building Naming Policy for all buildings on the Virginia Community College (VCCS) Campuses - □ Enrollment Update (Dr. Walker-Griffea) □ Celebrating Success □ PWDC New Virtual One Stop (Dr. Deborah Wright/Dr. Ned Carr) file ://J :\E_Flagstaff_V olume6\E-Flagstaff_V 6_Issue21 \content.htm 3/30/2009
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Title | e-Flagstaff vol. 06, issue 21 |
Subject | Newsletters |
Description | e-Flagstaff was the first electronic college wide newsletter, published from mid-2002 to mid-2008, when it was superceeded by Nelsonlink. |
Publisher | Thomas Nelson Community College |
Date | 2008-01-21 |
Category | Newsletters |
Coverage | United States; Virginia; Hampton |
Type | Text |
Format | application/pdf |
Identifier | eflagstaff_20080121.pdf |
Rights | © 2008 Thomas Nelson Community College. Copying allowed only for noncommercial use with acknowledgement of source. |
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Transcript | eFlagstaff - Volume 6, Issue 15 Page 1 of 5 archives :0 0 Volume 6, Issue 21 January 21 - 27, 2008 eFlagstaff Page 1 eFlagstaff is a publication of the Office of Public Relations and Marketing. If you have a news tip or a news item to be included in the E-Flagstaff, please e-mail NelsonLink@tncc.edu WACONGO Dance Group and Drummers to Perform at TNCC on February 8 In honor of Black History Month, internationally known drummers and dance company, WACONGO, will be performing in the Mary T. Christian Auditorium at Thomas Nelson Community College, on Feb. 8 at 8:00 p.m. The event is being sponsored by the TNCC Cultural Affairs Committee, and is free and open to the public. Led by artistic director Elie Kihonia, WACONGO Dance Company is a traditional ensemble of master drummers, dancers and musicians from the Democratic Republic of Congo, who perform the ancestral songs and dances of Central Africa. WACONGO artists have extensively toured Europe, Asia, and North and South America. Shar Wolff, TNCC Cultural Affairs Committee Chair said, "Their costumes have to be some of the most beautiful I have seen. They have an amazing energy.” She added, “We’re very fortunate to have performers of this caliber coming to our College.” WACONGO promotes African culture by presenting the arts of 400 African ethnic groups to the public. "Africa’s influence is strong within our culture. Everything from jazz to rock to hip-hop bears the indelible stamp of that continent," said Wolff. For more information call Victoria Mathis Sanders at 825-2779. “I College Board Agenda I. Call to Order II. Approval of Minutes No. 367 III. Chair Announcements Public Comments IV. Committee Actions □ Finance and Municipal Liaison Committee (FAML) □ Utility Easement to Virginia Power (Board vote required) □ Curriculum, Instruction, and Student Services Committee (CISS) □ Proposed Changes to the Curricula (Board vote required) V. President’s Report □ Building Naming Policy for all buildings on the Virginia Community College (VCCS) Campuses - □ Enrollment Update (Dr. Walker-Griffea) □ Celebrating Success □ PWDC New Virtual One Stop (Dr. Deborah Wright/Dr. Ned Carr) file ://J :\E_Flagstaff_V olume6\E-Flagstaff_V 6_Issue21 \content.htm 3/30/2009 |
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