Southern Regional Project

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Events

“Global DC Initiative” Launch Event

The D.C. Center for Global Education and Leadership (CGEL) in partnership with Office of the State Superintendent of Education (OSSE) will be honoring the lives lost on 9/11.

3rd Glenncrest Community Garden Meeting

The Glenncrest MADH and Dreaming Out Loud would like to invite all members of the Glenncrest neighborhood, community volunteers and organizations, to our third Community Garden Meeting.

PAFE Presents: September Palaver Hut: "Women Entrepreneurship and International Partnership"

Every month Phelps Stokes’ Programs for Africa and Freedom Endowment hosts a Palaver Hut, a symposium that creates an environment of productive dialogue on an important issue. This month’s event is entitled, “Women’s Entrepreneurship and International Partnership”. We are extending an invitation to you and hope to see you there. Space is limited, so please RSVP.

Southern Regional Project

What is the Southern Regional Project?

The Southern Regional Project is the extension of Phelps Stokes programs in the South. (U.S) Phelps Stokes has a rich history of partnering with Colleges and Universities in the south.

Who does the Southern Regional Project help and where?

The Southern Regional Project assists under graduate students, Citizens returning from incarceration (Homecomers), K-12 public schools students, aspiring global leaders. These citizens are located in the southern region of the United States, west and south Africa, and Columbia.

The Southern Regional Project partners with many organizations which include:

Winston-Salem State University

The North Carolina Consortium for International and Inter-Cultural Education (NCCIIE Institutions:

North Carolina Central University
Bennett College for Women
North Carolina Agricultural and Technical University
Livingstone College
Saint Augustine’s College
Fayetteville State University
University of North Carolina at Wilmington
Tuskegee University, Saint Pauls College
The LINKS Incorporated of Winston-Salem North Carolina
Piedmont Triad Council of International Visitors

How can you get involved with the Southern Regional Project?

To get involved with the Southern Regional Project, contact Bill McKee, Director of the Southern Regional Project at mckee@phelpsstokes.org or call Mr. McKee at 1.336.324.9479.

Meet the Southern Regional Project Team!

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