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University of Georgia PAMOJA 50th Anniversary 10/18/2020 Honors Founder Pastor Nawanna Lewis-Miller
October 13, 2020

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Wright Enterprises' Jackie Wright shares her experience at UGA and why Pamoja was a lifeline for students.  She began her matriculation at the Unviersity of Georgia a decade after Hamilton Holmes and Charlyne Hunter-Gault in 1961 integrated the University of Georgia.  Wright's educational trajectory was not similar to most students and the arts of Pamoja & BTE,  (Black Theatrical Ensemble founded by Larry Calhoun), a sister organization of Pamoja, were an inspiration.  https://youtu.be/fb5iVDTzq20.

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Join us for a 50th Anniversary Celebration!

 Join Pastor Nawanna Lewis Miller, Dr. Gregory S. Broughton, and many of your fellow alumni for a special virtual 50th Anniversary event!

 When 

Sunday

October 18, 2020

6 PM 

Join us early at 5:30 for a slide presentation of historical photos and information!

 Where 

We're coming to you live via Zoom!

Important: 

Stay tuned for more information about the creation of a new scholarship to support students in honor of Pastor Nawanna Lewis Miller's incredible legacy at the University of Georgia!

Questions? Please email semery@uga.edu

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