2019 Private Scholarship Luncheon


a man and woman take a photo with paper certificates
Students from the 2018 Private Scholarship Luncheon
Our annual scholarship luncheon is held to acknowledge any recipient that received a private scholarship during the school year. This luncheon is a catered, buffet event in which scholarship recipients, donors, and faculty/staff can take a break from the day and socialize.

Event Details:
Wednesday, October 30, 2019
Workforce Training Center, Tyson Hall

Lunch and Program:
Noon to 1:40pm

Recipients are expected to attend. The scholarship donors very much look forward to this day to meet recipients. This is a valuable networking opportunity as well as an ideal time to thank the donor/business who took an interest in your education.

Recipients are encouraged to bring a guest. Please R.S.V.P. to Development Officer Anne Cadle at cadle@uaccm.edu by Oct. 25.
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