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Welcome and Introductions Introduction of Speaker
General Session Si Workshop Sessions
General Session
"Getting Your Financial House in Order Jerry Lockhart, CPA
Jerry Lockhart received his B.S. degree in Business Administration from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. He received CPA certficates from the states of Nevada and California in 1978 and 1980. Mr.
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Mr. Scott Craig NV Partners
Room 222
Maintaining Good Credit
Ms. Nester Trimble, Director of Education Consumer Credit Counseling of Southern Nevada
Room 224
Basic Investing
Mr. John Triplett, Financial Planner
Prudential Securities Room 114
(Session I only)
Legal Issues and Financial Planning
Ms. Sami Randolph, Attorney
Alverson Taylor Mortenson Nelson & Sanders
Ms. Berna Rhodes-Ford, Attorney Hicks & Walt
Room 116
(Session II only)
Assessing and Improving Property Value
Ms. Domini Calloway, Appraiser Ms. Sharon Hampton, Appraiser Meridian Appraisals
Room 116
Session I: Session II:
11:05-11 12:00-12:45
Closing Session
Presentation to Speakers
Awards
Door Prizes Acknowledgements
Closing Remarks
Mr. Lou Collins Ms. Cicilv Morgan
Project Hype Room 227
Scholarships and Financial Aid Mr.DavidWebb,Counselor
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Welcome and Introductions Introduction of Speaker
General Session Workshop Session
General Session:
"Getting Your Financial House in Order" Jerry Lockhart, CPA
Jerry Lockhart received his B.S. degree in Business Administration from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. He received CPA certficates from the states of Nevada and California in 1978 and 1980. Mr.
"Business Etiquette"
Mr. Scott Craig NV Partners Room 222
"Maintaining Good Credit”
Ms. Nester Trimble, Director of Education Consumer Credit Counseling of Southern Nevada
Room 224
“Basic Investing”
Mr. John Triplett, Financial Planner
Prudential Securities Room 114
(Session I only)
“Legal Issues and Financial Planning”
Ms. Sami Randolph, Attorney
Alverson Taylor Mortenson Nelson & Sanders
Ms. Bema Rhodes-Ford, Attorney Hicks & Walt
Room 116
(Session II only)
“ Assessing and Improving Property Value”
Ms. Domini Calloway, Appraiser Ms. Sharon Hampton, Appraiser Meridian Appraisals
Room 116
Sessioni: Session II:
11:05-11 12:00 -12:45
Closing Session
Presentation to Speakers Awards
Door Prizes Acknowledgements
Closing Remarks
Mr. Lou Collins Ms. Cicily Morgan
Project Hype Room 227
“Scholarships and Financial Aid” Mr.DavidWebb,Counselor
Mojave High School Room 229
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Welcome and Introductions Introduction of Speaker
General Session Speaker Workshop Sessions
"Business Etiquette"
Mr. Scott Craig NV Partners Room 222
"Maintaining Good Credit”
Ms. Nester Trimble, Director of Education Consumer Credit Counseling of Southern Nevada
Room 224
“Basic Investing”
Mr. John Triplett, Financial Planner
“Legal Issues and Financial Planning'
Ms. Sami Randolph, Attorney
Alverson Taylor Mortenson Nelson & Sanders Ms. Bema Rhodes-Ford, Attorney
Hicks &Walt Room 116
(Session II only)
* Assessing and Improving Property Value
Ms. Domini Calloway, Appraiser Ms. Sharon Hampton, Appraiser Meridian Appraisals
Room 116
Session I: Session II:
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Ms. Lois Greene, Senior Vice-President BankWestofNevada
Room 225
“Employment Skills”
Mr. Lou Collins Ms. Cicily Morgan
Project Hype Room 227
“Scholarships and Financial Aid” Mr.DavidWebb,Counselor
Mojave High School Room 229
Closing Session
Presentation to Speakers Awards
Door Prizes Acknowledgements
Closing Remarks
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"Getting Your Financial House in Order" Jerry Lockhart, CPA
Jerry Lockhart received his B.S. degree in Business Administration from the ^diversity of Nevada, Las Vegas. He received CPA certficates from the states of Nevada and California in 1978 and 1980. Mr.
Lockhart spent 15 years in the accounting/tax industry. Additionally, he served four years as a commissioner on the Nevada Gaming Commission.
He is currently the owner and president of Jerry Lockhart, CPA Firm in Las Vegas, Nevada.
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Sorors of‘Theta Theta Omega Chapterachievedthe “(Phtinum LeveF 6y our March monthly meeting. Fourteen sorors met the Spirit Challenge:
Sorors: EtteCdtrcfiibatd JacqueRne E. (Brown
Qwendotyn gates^artfett Vertia M. Davis- (Hoggard Dartene Hancock
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Soror Ethel Archibald is the committee chair for the ON TRACK Program.
Theta Theta Omega Chapter has adopted the children of Carson Elementary School located on J Street in North Las Vegas, Nevada. Principal, Linda Gibson is thrilled to have sorors give the extra learning experiences to the students in her charge. We work with the building facilitators, Judith Ingham and Soror Cynthia Ireland with setting up a tutorial and mentoring program that will allow sorors to work with an assigned student
in third grade and will continue to follow that same student as they complete the elementary grades. This is the commitment sorors in our chapter have signed on to provide community service, and to insure that the children are ON TRACK by the time they enter the middle school level.

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9:30 am
10:10 am
Overview—Witness Project®—Dr. Deborah Ewer, Research Director, National Witness Project®,
Little Rock, AK
Witness Project® Role Models Breast Cancer Testimonials
The Cast - Produced and Directed by the
Las Vegas Coalition, Inc., NBLIC
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Continental Breakfast/Networking
Welcome—
Linda Haley and
Dr. Ouida Brown, Co-Chairmen
Karen Powers, MPH, ABD, Program Manager Nevada Cancer Registry, Las Vegas, NV
Dr. Randall Todd, Dr.PH, Administration Nevada State Health Division,
Fallon, NV Cancer Cluster Carson City, NV
10 minute Break
Shirley M. Bordelon, Senior Health Insurance Analyst—Medicare & Medicaid
San Francisco« CA
10:40 am
11:10 am
11:45 am 12:45 pm
Victory Missionary Baptist Church
The Rev. Dr. Robert Fowler, Las Vegas, NV
Dr. Reva Anderson, Founder, Sista to Sista Las Vegas, NV
♦Invocation and Lunch
Skit—’’Where’s Shirley?
2:00 pm
Clinical Trials
2:30 pm
3:00 pm
3:45 PM
♦ So. Nevada Cancer Research Foundation, Las Vegas, NV
Radioactive Waste Management—Dr. Marvin Resmkoff, New York, NY
National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences Dr. Charles Wells, Bethesda, MD
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Sudden Infant (Death Syndrome SororDenedHoggardis the committee chair of the S.I.D.S.
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President and Chief Executive Officer
Julian Bond Chairman, Board of Directors
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
NAACP HOSTS SUMMIT TO DECREASE CRIB DEATHS
March 12, 2003
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Meeting to focus on ending high rate of Infant Mortality and Sudden Infant Death Syndrome among African American Infants
The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) and WomenJn the _ NAACP(WIN) are hosting "Put Baby Back to Sleep Summit: A Journey for Children from March 14
15, 2003 in Los Angeles at the Hyatt Regency at Macy's Plaza, 711 South Hope Stree .
Kweisi Mfume, NAACP President & CEO, said: “The high rate of infant mortality and the inaeasing
incidenceofSuddenInfantDeathSyndrome(SIDS)withintheAfricanAmericanc°^
great concern to the NAACP. We are committed to heightening the awareness of this health haz
to save the lives of babies and better protect families.
The WIN Summit is a first-of-its-kind collaboration with the¡National Institute of Child Health and Human Development (NICHD), the National Coalition of 100 Black Women, and Alpha Kappa
AlphaSororityInc to reduce infant mortality, particularly the risk of crib death, a so known as Sudden Infant Death Syndrome. Placing infants on their backs to sleep reduces the risk of SIDS.
Thelma Daley, National Director, Women in the NAACP, said: 'WIN's commitment to.ending the health disoarities within the African American community is mirrored by NICHD, a part of the Nanonai Institutes of Health. This unprecedented summit provides an extraordinary opportuni y or pe p
come together to take decisive steps to save our children.
EthnrcMalth Studies Cenler. University of Maryland-Baltimore County at Plenary Session fro
11:45 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.
NICHD officials will conduct SIDS risk reduction training and outreach seminars that provide summit
participants with educational techniques, strategies, and promotional materials.
The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) is the nation’s oldest and
araesS rights organization. Its half-million adult and youth members throughout the Uni ed States andtheworiSe^emieradvocatesforcivilrightsintheircommumt.esandmomtorequal
opportunity in the public and private sectors.
CONTACT: NAACP Office of Communications, Sheila Douglas, 410.580.5125
Attend the MTM Annual NAACP Convention In Miami, July12-17, 2003
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operation activities, leadership development workshops, andcoordinate with the Membership Committee in developing activitiesfor the chapter retreat.

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at the (Desert Fines QolfClub Resortfrom 8:00 a.m.~
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membership process,
activities, public relations, fashion show dos anddon’ts, the nee.
appropriate parliamentary procedures, and sisterly relations activities. Sororsfrom Theta Theta Omega andXappa Xi were among the attendees.
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more than 900 chapters around the globe.
“I was very impressed with the AKAs,” Caffey said when asked why she pledged America’s first Greek-letter organization primarily for African-American college women. “I liked the way they looked. I liked the way they acted. I liked what they stood for. I was honored to join them.”
Dr. White is a retired edu­ cator who has 37 years of service to secondary educa­
Fund, Florida A&M Uni­ versity, and her sorority.
She is the recipient of many awards and honors, and has authored books — especially for the ladies of the pink and green — as well as curriculum materi­ als used in kindergarten through 12th grade.
On a lighter note, Dr. White’s mother, Ruth C. Solomon, is also her soror­ ity sister.
Admission to attend this event is $40, with proceeds going to fund AKA’s local projects. Improving aca­ demics among black stu­ dents, observance of Dr. Mai tin Luther King’s birth-
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Alpha Kappa Alpha, are the first letters of Greek words that state its motto, “by cul­ ture and by merit.” Several
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National president to speak on sorority spirit
By John T. Stephens III Sentinel-Voice
Alpha Kappa Alpha So- rority, Inc. (AKA), Theta Theta Omega Chapter, is hosting its 25th annual Founder’s Day Luncheon
at the Monte Carlo Resort and Casino, 3770 Las Ve­ gas Blvd., on Saturday, Jan. 11, at noon. Keynote speakerfortheeventispast national AKA President Dr. Norma Solomon White, who will speak on “The Spirit of AKA.”
Founder's day is “where we honor our founders be­ cause they set die tone for the organization,” said newly elected PR director for the AKA local chapter,
Jacquelyn Caffey. “Il’s dial tone that young people to­ day can relate to; service to mankind.”
AKA was established on January 15, 1908 in Miner Hall at Howard University in Washington, D.C. Founder Ethel Hedgeman Lyle invited eight other young women lojoinherin creating a sisterhood to cul­
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73rd Far Western Regional Conference
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Annettee Craighead - 2nd Place - Creative Writing Clair Hart - 3rd Place - Creative Writing_____________
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Winner of $1,000 for the Buckle Up Program
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Billie Rayford - 2nd Place - Color Photography

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2002 Regional Conference
LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT
Soror Barbara A. McKinzie, Chairman and Supreme Tamiouchous
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Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated 60th Boule
Blazing New Trails Leadership Development Institute July 6, 2002
Leadership Graduation
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andplan community recognition activityfor awardrecipients.
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Soror Sharon Savage is the chair oftheScholarshipCommittee.

 2002 Scholarship Winners
Emerald Gipson Temple University
Ashley Rivera University of Miami
Ja’Nina Walker University of San Francisco
We wish all the students the best of luck in there studies!

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Date Posted: Apr 5, 2003
  Description: Soror Quin and Soror Billie are ready for the April general meeting.
Date Taken: 4-5-03
Place Taken: Holy Triity Church Owner: Ethel Archibald
Album: Sorority Meeting
Viewed By: Ethel Archibald, Gloria Washington, Billie Rayford, Sharon Savage, Dorothy Johnson, Jacqueline Caffey, Dawn Barnes
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Description: Sorors have good laugh during sisterly illations workshop.
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Description: Our fantastic Basileus Soror Kaweeda presents 2002 Retreat Workshop - Leading With Vision
Description: Sorors share laugh with special introductions during Retreat 2002
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Description: Sorors of the Computer Generation discuss ideas of promoting sisterly relations during Retreat 2002.
Description: As members of the Radio Generation,Sorors discuss the Culture of AKA.
Description: Sorors Josie and Sandra pen their thoughts during 2002 Retreat
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Description: Sorors share good sisterly relations ideas.

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