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Saint Augustine's College placed four student-athletes on the 2009 CIAA Commissioner’s All-Academic Team, which was released Monday, June 15. The Falcons tied Bowie State University and Johnson C. Smith University for the most honorees on the first and second teams.
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The Oakland Athletics selected junior shortstop Anthione Shaw ( Chicago, Ill) of Saint Augustine's College in the 45th round of the 2009 First-Year Baseball Player Draft on Thursday (June 11). Shaw, the 2009 CIAA baseball player of the year, was the 1,353 player chosen. The selection surprised Shaw, who worked out for the Athletics a week ago.
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July 6-10
Sponsored by:
Saint Augustine's College
Computer Science Outreach
and
All God's Children United Methodist Church
Aulander, NC
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The Investiture of Justice James E.C. Perry will occur at the Florida Supreme Court on June 5, 2009, starting at 1:00 p.m. 
Former member of the Saint Augustine’s College Board of Trustees was appointed to the Florida Supreme Court on March 11, by Governor Charlie Crist. Perry, who is a 1966 Saint Augustine's College graduate, was the first African-American judge in Florida's Seminole County, and he is now just the fourth African-American jurist to serve on the state's highest court.
Perry was a member of the College's Board of Trustees for eight years.
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To help you prepare for that transition we have planned a very exciting WELCOME WEEK, full of activities to familiarize you and your parents to Saint Augustine's College and what it means to be a "Falcon".
» Welcome Week is from August 12th - 18th
» Classes Begin August 19th
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Shanika S. Perry of Wilmington, DE, and Baltimore, MD, received a Master of Divinity degree from Candler School of Theology, Emory University, during commencement activities on Monday, May 11, 2009. Perry graduated from Saint Augustine's College in 2001 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science. She is a member of Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church in Wilmington, DE.
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Raleigh – Finding the money to put one child through college is often a challenge, but imagine sending eight children to school. That’s just what James and Lillie Ford had to do. While the cost of tuition was a lot less during their time than it is today, the struggle was still the same.
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is for serious woodwind and piano students in the age of 13-18. The festival offers collaborative performing experience and theory study to enhance each student’s musical training. Our festival goal is to collaborate between students and faculty and create music together in a supportive and healthy environment. Also, this festival is to practice professionalism in music collaboration and allowing young students to be creative and enjoy their love for music.
All students must audition prior to the admission. Please have at least 1 recommendation letter from your current or previous teacher. On campus audition date is scheduled on May 30 at 6:00pm-8:00pm.
Send a complete application/registration form by May 15, 2009. For the application, look on the homepage of this website, click on Academics, then Music, then Summer Music Festival on the left-hand side of the page. If you choose not to audition on campus, please send videotape or a recording to Ms. Sooyoung Kang.
1315 Oakwood Ave, Seby Jones #130, Office Phone: (919) 516-4158
Email: skang@st-aug.edu
Raleigh, NC – Cooperating Raleigh Colleges (CRC) celebrated its 40th anniversary during a reception on the campus of Saint Augustine’s College on Friday, March 20.
The CRC is a nonprofit consortium headed by a board of directors comprised of the presidents/chancellors of five Raleigh colleges and universities, working together voluntarily to strengthen higher education through cooperation. The CRC includes Meredith College, NC State University, Peace College, Saint Augustine’s College and Shaw University.
CRC past presidents, students and representatives from the five colleges attended the celebration. Dianne Boardley Suber, president of Saint Augustine’s College, commented that the CRC institutions are unique and diverse and have an obligation to promote leadership in higher education.
The mission of CRC is to bring resources to the community through collaborative projects including the CRC channel (Time Warner Cable and Raleigh Television Network channel 18), library resources, student cross registration, professional development and partnerships with Raleigh organizations and government.
Raleigh, N.C.— The Theatre & Film Program at Saint Augustine’s College announces its ninth annual TEEN SUMMER FILM WORKSHOP. This hands-on workshop is open to teenagers, ages 13-18 years, who have a strong interest in learning filmmaking at a professional level. This is an intensive 9-day workshop, June 22-July 2, 2009, meeting every weekday, 9am-1pm.
Students will have hands-on training on Canon digital cameras, shoot in their soundstage, and have an introduction to the non-linear editing systems. The campus is located in downtown Raleigh.
The fee is $300.00 for the 9-day workshop.
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When emergencies, such as severe weather or other situations occur that may threaten your safety, Saint Augustine’s College will use the RAVE Alert System to notify you. All students, faculty and staff members should register for the service today at: Get Rave
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