Wellington Swindall Returns to BSC
to Deliver Founders' Day Address

(BLUEFIELD)–Wellington Swindall, a highly successful businessman and civic leader, will return to Bluefield State College on October 5 to deliver the keynote address at the College’s annual Founders’ Day Luncheon. Swindall recently pledged $100,000 to assist BSC students with their book purchases.

Swindall, a 1949 graduate of BSC, graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in Commerce-Social Science. He later forged successful careers in business and education. Dr. Felica Blanks, Executive Director of the BSC Foundation and Director for Institutional Development and Advancement, noted, “Wellington Swindall never forgot the challenges he faced as a college student. He has gone above and beyond the call of duty in pledging support for the students of this institution, and according to his specifications, the College has established the ‘Wellington D. Swindall Book Scholarship fund and we will award scholarships beginning in the next academic year.”

The Founders’ Day Luncheon will begin at noon, October 5, 2002 in the Harris-Jefferson Student Center. The program and the formal dedication of Hatter Hall/Alumni House (10 a.m., October 5) mark the opening activities of the College’s 2002 homecoming celebration. Reservations for the Founders’ Day Luncheon can be made by calling (304) 327-4186. The luncheon is presented, free of charge, and the public is encouraged to attend, but those attending are requested to make reservations by September 27.

September 5, 2002

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