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[[Image - e in a circle]] National Association For Equal Opportunity In Higher Education 2243 Wisconsin Ave., N.W. Washington, D.C. 20007 Telephone (202) 333-3855 SPECIAL INVITATION TENTH NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON BLACKS IN HIGHER EDUCATION "Coalitions" March 31 - April 3, 1985 Washington Hilton Hotel, Washington, DC Dear Friend: The Board of Directors, Membership and Conference Committee of the National Association for Equal Opportunity in Higher Education (NAFEO) are happy to announce the Tenth National Conference on Blacks in Higher Education, March 31-April 3, 1985. We cordially invite you to experience what promises to be NAFEO's best Conference ever, our Ten-Year Conference Anniversary. The theme of the Conference will be "Coalitions." We shall seek to coalesce those attendees, participants and friends who have participated in previous NAFEO Conferences with those who have not had the unique opportunity of participating in a NAFEO Conference--the most important annual meeting for the discussion of issues concerning Blacks in Higher Education in America. Described herein are four days of activities beginning with the Tenth Annual Leadership Awards Banquet and ending with our Tenth Anniversary Celebration. Scholars, researchers and leaders will engage in dialogue and present views which will not only assess progress that has been made in Black higher education, but will focus on issues that determine continued progress. The focus will be "Coalitions," specifically, cooperation among divergent interest groups and implications for strategies to promote improved access to Black higher education. This Conference will provide a unique opportunity for individuals and/or groups who are interested in current Black higher education issues, have a message to deliver or who just want to learn more about Black higher education. The registration fees and information explain the options for involvement. Join us March 31 - April 3, 1985. Your support enables us to continue to serve our membership, 114 historically and predominantly black colleges/universities. Cordially, [[Signature - Samuel L. Myers]] Samuel L. Myers President Board of Directors [[Under "e" in circle, top left]] Chairman Dr. Luna I. Mishoe President, Delaware State College, Delaware Vice Chairman Dr. Joseph B. Johnson President, Grambling State University, Louisiana Vice Chairman Dr. Elias Blake, Jr. President, Clark College, Georgia Vice Chairman Dr. Yvonne Kennedy President, S.D. Bishop State Junior College, Alabama Secretary Dr. William P. Hytche Chancellor, University of Maryland-Eastern Shore, Maryland Treasurer Dr. Wilbert Greenfield President, Virginia State University, Virginia Immediate Past Chairman Dr. Prezell R. Robinson President, St. Augustine's College, North Carolina Dr. George E. Ayers President, Chicago State University, Illinois Dr. James E. Cheek President, Howard University, Washington, DC Dr. Edward B. Fort Chancellor, North Carolina A & T State University, North Carolina Dr. Henry Givens, Jr. President, Harris-Stowe State College, Missouri Dr. Ernest L. Holloway President, Langston University, Oklahoma Dr. Charles A. Lyons, Jr. Chancellor, Fayetteville State University, North Carolina Dr. Mable P. McLean President, Barber-Scotia College, North Carolina Dr. M. Maceo Nance, Jr. President, South Carolina State College, South Carolina Dr. Benjamin F. Payton President, Tuskegee Institute, Alabama Dr. David T. Shannon President, Virginia Union University, Virginia Dr. Walter L. Smith President, Florida A & M University, Florida Dr. Donald M. Stewart President, Spelman College, Georgia Dr. Cordell Wynn President, Stillman College, Alabama Dr. Samuel L. Myers President, NAFEO Washington, DC Mrs. WIlliam J. Roscoe Vice President, NAFEO Washington, DC [[page number]] 26
