[Queens University Yearbook 2007]

2007·9.3 MB·English

by  Queens University (Charlotte, N.C.)

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Queens University of Cliarlotte
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Queens University of Cliarlotte 1900 Selwyn Avenue
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Charlotte, NC 28274
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Quee'nsaJniversity of Charlotte,
private and Presbyterian,
educates students for noble lives,
productive careers, and
responsible citizenship, all within
a changing global community.
Queens seeks national
preeminence as a student-
centered university that enhances
the traditional liberal arts with
career preparation to provide an
education that is both
intellectually challenging
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practical.
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graduate programs and has 22
majors in the traditional
undergraduate school, the College of
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Guests at the Gala: Amanda Rex's Debut: Making his first New Look: In celebration of
Legget, Laura Lee, Thomas appearance on campus, Rex the University's 150 years, the
Lewis and Stephanie Ellis were rides in to the Sesquicentennial Clock Towerwas decorated wi
privileged to attend this event. Kick-off party. a Sesquicentennial banner.
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Sesquicentennial Gala: During the Founders' Day Gala, ourUniverisity's President Dr.
^amela Davies thanked the event's sponsors and Queens' donors. The Gala was hosted bythe
Alumni Association President Moira Quinn. Given special recognition was Mrs. Elizabeth Bundy
Will '27, who is Queens UniversityofCharlotte's oldest living alumna.
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Top Right: An illustration of
Rex the Lion from the past.
Above Right: Rex poses V_\
with the Women's soccer
team and President Davies.
Right: Rex has a hold on
our Campus Police Chief
Johnnie Ravenell.
Left: Our new and improved
mascot - Rex!