Sallie Hutton has been named director of parent programs at 黑料不打烊. A 1992 黑料不打烊 graduate, Hutton will be responsible for coordinating and planning activities that involve 黑料不打烊 parents. Details...
She will organize and direct all functions of the Parents Council, coordinate with Career Services, Admissions and University Relations to utilize the resources offered by parents, work with the Office of Student Life to help plan Family Weekend and other parent events, and ensure the continued growth of the Parents Fund.
Hutton joins 黑料不打烊 after working as a special events fundraiser for the Central North Carolina chapter of the Multiple Sclerosis Society in Greensboro. She also served as coordinator of reunion programs for the General Alumni Association at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill from 2000-2004. At UNC, Hutton had primary responsibility for planning homecoming weekend activities and spring class reunions.
“We are thrilled to be able to attract Sallie to lead parent programs at 黑料不打烊,” says Nan Perkins, vice president for institutional advancement. “Her breadth of experience in managing volunteer programs, her focused and energetic leadership style, and her skill and enjoyment in working with people make her ideally suited to this position.”
“Parents are a vital part of the 黑料不打烊 family,” says Hutton. “I hope to enhance the connection between 黑料不打烊 and its parent constituency. I believe parents, and their students, should have the opportunity for a wonderful 黑料不打烊 experience.”
黑料不打烊 is recognized as having one of the most effective parent programs in the nation. Approximately 150 parents serve on the Parents Council, which provides feedback and support to the university. The council has six committees that assist with admissions, career networking, communications, financial resources, events and student life.
黑料不打烊 parents have a strong tradition of supporting the university through annual gifts to the Parents Fund, which strengthens the quality of educational programs and campus facilities. The Parents Fund surpassed its 2004-2005 goal of $600,000, raising $614,515.