Welcome Alumni & Friends!

Washington D.C. Alumni Chapter

LOYAL SONS & DAUGHTERS OF OUR BELOVED SOUTH CAROLINA STATE UNIVERSITY

Welcome to the South Carolina State University National Alumni Association Washington, D.C. Chapter's Online Community

The South Carolina State University National Alumni Association Washington, D.C. Chapter commitment to service helps define the Bulldogs experience. SCSUNAA D.C. allows local alumni to reconnect with fellow Bulldogs while making a difference in the community.

We have a long history of service and commitment in the D.C. area and now that you have found us, we encourage you to join our chapter and discover all the ways you can become more involved with South Carolina State University – from becoming a regular at SCSU events to joining a volunteer board or committee. We’d love to see more of you!

About Us

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In 1934, a South Carolina Club was organized in Washington, D.C. and it operated purely as a social organization. The only requirement for membership at the time was being a native South Carolinian. As the membership for the club steadily increased, it became evident that many of the members shared one other commonality: they either graduated from or attended South Carolina State College.

The Bulldog Pledge

Over the years, your contributions have helped the Washington, DC Chapter to provide hundreds of thousands of dollars in scholarships to ensure that deserving students can fund their educational pursuits. We appreciate your contributions to our various Chapter’s activities, and hope that you will be an ambassador of our inaugural Bulldog Pledge Plan to raise $50,000 or even more!

Membership

Membership in the SCSU D.C. Alumni Association helps you celebrate the SCSUDC alumni experience and connect with a community of people who share a passion for the place you once called home. Whether you’re eating dinner at the Pitt, meeting alumni near and far, or introducing your future Bulldogs to SCSU, we’re here for you. There are membership tiers:

A SCSUDC MEMBERSHIP HAS ITS PRIVILEGES!

Bulldogs Never Bark Alone!

Becoming a member supports the operation of this, chapter.

Annual Membership

Annual membership is for a graduate or any person who has attended South Carolina State University for a minimum period of one year.

Life Membership

Life Member for a graduate or any person who has attended South Carolina State University for a minimum period of one year.

Life Membership Upgrade

Annual memberships can be upgraded at any time. The annual rate will apply until the Lifetime membership has been paid in full.

Executive Board

The purpose of the Washington, D.C. Chapter of the South Carolina State University Alumni Association is to support and advance the interests of South Carolina State University and its alumni; to foster interest among prospective students, and to interpret the college to the community.

Donald Prioleau ‘93

President

Tiffani Headly ‘15

Vice - President

Lisa Reid ’85

Recording Secretary

Ronnel Rouse ‘82, ‘84, ‘85

Asst. Recording Secretary

Dwight Melvin ‘88

Corresponding Secretary

Millicent Stackhouse ‘87

Asst. Corresponding Secretary

Jane McCray ’85

Financial Secretary

Kenny Green ‘97 (Interim)

Treasurer

Camille Moore ‘94

Chaplain

Ted Bryant ‘94

Parliamentarian

Upcoming Events

Lew Berry

The Annual Lew Berry Memorial Golf Class

Since 2012, the DC Chapter of SCSU National Alumni Association has sponsored the Lew Berry Memorial Golf Tournament to support our first-class fundraising efforts. The tournament has allowed hundreds of golfers to spend time doing what they love while raising money to support the institution we love. Check back for details on the 2024 Lew Berry Golf Classic.

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Beverly Curry

Class of 1987
"I love the fact that our President Alex Conyers is taking our story national. I've always believed that our growth will come from our ability to utilize platforms that allow SCSU to go places wherein we otherwise wouldn't be able to go."
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