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Interested in Outreach? … 2
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Keep Your Eyes on These Govies … 3
Alumni Spotlight … 4
Visual Arts News … 5
Top 10 Reasons Creative
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Class Notes: Where Are They Now?
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Alumni Newsletter
Contents
From the President
Greetings from the
Office of Admissions
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SCGSAH Board of
Directors Names New Chair
Community Service
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Fall 2015
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2015 Alumni Reunion Weekend … 10
Fall 2015: On the Horizon … 12
Are You Currently
Teaching in South Carolina?
10 Ways You Can
Show Your Support
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From
the
President
Dear Alumni,
Greetings from Greenville and the campus of the South Carolina Governor’s School for the Arts and Humanities. As the
newly appointed president of this fine institution, it is my
pleasure to join this great community of artists and scholars. I look forward to building on the solid foundation at the
Governor’s School and serving the students and teachers
throughout South Carolina.
As we begin the fall semester, our students have embarked
upon an incredible journey toward artistic and academic
excellence that each of you knows will have a significant
impact upon their personal and professional life. With a full
schedule of artistic activity and academic programming,
there is no doubt that the success that we have experienced thus far will be followed by even greater gains and
accomplishments for the remainder of the academic year.
I was fortunate to begin my tenure during the alumni weekend at the end of July and I was pleased to have the opportunity to greet and interact with so many of you. As you
shared stories of the “Govie” experience and your insight
on the future of arts education, I appreciate the level of
thoughtfulness and genuine concern for continued support
and enhancing the level of excellence at the Governor’s
School. I look forward to additional opportunities to sustain
a dialogue about our immediate and future priorities as we
continue to implement the mission and vision of our school
across the state of South Carolina and beyond.
As an alum of the Governor’s School, you are a member of
a rare group of individuals who have completed an intensive
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academic program at the only state-supported, residential
arts school of its kind in the nation. Your unique community
of high-achieving artists continues to make significant and
distinctive contributions across the globe in the arts and humanities as well as other professions. What you have collectively accomplished is in many ways responsible for the
ever-growing reputation of the SCGSAH and it is your distinct reputation for professional excellence that enhances
the value of the Governor’s School experience.
As a component of our long range strategic plan, we have
been working to strengthen the connection with our alumni
and I am committed to continuing this work with the goal
of making your connection with the SCGSAH a lifelong one
that will be mutually beneficial. I encourage you to correspond with us regularly and let us know of your accomplishments. Please visit us often and participate in our alumni
events as you are able to fit them into your schedule. Your
support is always welcome as alumni represent a vital resource for our programs and services.
I look forward to meeting more of you at a future event, either on the campus or at a site near you. I wish you the
best of success as you continue your professional lives and
thank you for your continued involvement with the Governor’s School.
Sincerely,
Cedrick L. Adderley, D.M.A.
President
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INTERESTED IN
OUTREACH?
Greetings from the Office of Outreach!
As part of the school’s mission to serve as a resource to
all teachers and students in South Carolina, the Outreach
Department is committed to creative programming that
supports the greater arts education community. As alumni,
we want to share our latest ventures with you and, more
importantly, invite you to participate in these efforts as we
develop new strategies to connect with partners across the
state.
Professional Learning Opportunities
SCGSAH is committed to excellence in teaching. By providing guest clinicians for school and district professional development days, extended workshops through partnerships
with the ABC Project and the South Carolina State Department of Education, teacher retreats, conference presentations, and model teaching opportunities, SCGSAH seeks
to work alongside educators in their professional growth
efforts.
Outreach programs are designed to bring together educators, artists, community members, and students in four specific areas of interest:
Community Engagement
Learning takes place far beyond the regular school day.
During critical after school hours, as well as during summer months, SCGSAH can be found in community centers,
Boys and Girls Clubs, and arts organizations, providing high
quality arts experiences for both students and staff.
In Your Classroom
As you know from your Govie experience, SCGSAH values
the role of guest artists in the classroom. Many schools
across South Carolina are also looking to provide these same
experiences for their students, but must do so with limited
resources. To support these efforts, SCGSAH is pleased
to send its faculty and/or representatives into classrooms
across the state to provide workshops, master classes, and
mini-residencies. With a faculty of highly trained artists specializing in a wide range of disciplines, these opportunities
are designed to provide hands-on learning in creative writing, dance, drama, music, visual arts, and the humanities.
Sessions are designed primarily for fourth through tenth
grade students and take place during the school day.
Campus Visits
For many, it’s hard to explain the Governor’s School experience without a visit to campus! Interested schools will use
their field trip funds to travel to Greenville, take a tour, and
eat lunch in the cafeteria. While here, some choose a Q&A
with our students, while others participate in workshops
with faculty or guest artists in our studios and classrooms.
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Interested in getting involved?
We are currently seeking alumni interested in hosting outreach events, as well as alumni interested in serving as
guest artists and educators. If you have arts education experience, whether you are a South Carolina K-12 school
teacher (Arts or English/Language Arts), a studio instructor, a trained teaching artist, or an administrator, we want to
hear from you! Please let us know where you are and how
we can connect. It’s a big year for Outreach, and we look
forward to partnering with alumni in our efforts!
Carol Baker
Outreach Director
864.282.3729
[email protected]
SCGSAH Alumni Newsletter
Class
Notes
Where Are They Now?
This summer, Ben Chen (Music, 2009) attended the Pacific Music Festival
held in Japan. As the sole American clarinetist selected, Ben performed in
Sapporo, Yokohama, and Toyko in the country’s finest concert halls. Earlier
this year, Ben began playing as a substitute with the Cleveland Orchestra. Ben is the last substitute player chosen by retiring principal clarinetist,
Franklin Cohen, and was the only player in the selection still in school.
KEEP YOUR
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THESE GOVIES!
John Ott, Jr. (Creative Writing, 2009) is currently a Social Studies substitute at Garden City Preparatory Academy for Boys in Orangeburg County.
He plans to join their full-time faculty in 2016. The academy has a focus on
project-based learning, field studies and a rigorous academic cirriculum.
Congratulations to alumnus Lawson Taylor (Dance, 2011) for being part of
the design team chosen to redecorate rooms in Caitlyn Jenner’s Malibu home.
Meredith Cook (Drama, 2006) will be working in the SCGSAH Drama Department as their new departmental assistant! Welcome back, Meredith!
Congratulations to Glory Loflin (Visual Arts, 2010) on being one of three
members selected to the inaugural Brandon Fellows program. This program is aimed at supporting young artists who lack resources to have their
own studio.
Madeleine Kent (Music, 2012) is currently attending Clemson University
and will be graduating in December with a BS in Animal and Veterinary
Science with a concentration in Equine Business.
Many musicians dream of being on stage at Carnegie Hall. Gabe Smallwood (Music, 2015) made
that dream a reality; he made it to Carnegie Hall
while still in high school. Now as a college freshman, Gabe has continued to explore his love for
music. Read more here.
Anna Catherine English (Dance) is the mom of a lively 2 year old boy who
is following in her footsteps as he is enthralled with ballet. Anna is working
for C. Dan Joyner Realtors with the MacDonald Home Team as the marketing and media coordinator as well as the closings coordinator for the
group! She still resides in Greenville!
James Wells (Drama, 2006) currently manages one of the largest bars/
clubs in New York City and produces nightlife entertainment in midtown
Manhattan. He produces everything from burlesque and Broadway reviews
to drag shows for New York City’s nightlife community. He currently lives
with his SCGSAH classmate/roommate/BFF Justin Keller.
Engagements, Weddings, and Births
Congratulations to 2003 Dance alumna, Sarah Asman, on her engagement to Bryce Stallings!
Congratulatons to Robert Young (Music, 2002) on his marriage to Amir
Alexander!
Congratulations to Cassie Barker Brady (Drama, 2003) on the birth of her
son, Benjamin Ira Brady!
Congratulations to Elaine Quave (Visual Arts, 2001) on the birth of her
daughter, Cecilia!
The State newspaper’s Erin Shaw spoke with
Govie alum Teyonah Parris (Drama, 2005) about
her role as Missy Vaughn on the Starz series
Survivor’s Remorse. Read what she had to say
here.
Congratulations to Sarah Jordan Holcombe (Music, 2009) on her engagement to Andrew Schwartz!
Congratulations to Summer Dance alumna, Paige Gantt, on her engagement to Greg Adams!
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Spotlight
Alumni
Are you a good dancer?
I hope so, I had 15 years of training.
Do you prefer the mountains or the beach?
I love both, but since I grew up on the beach, my heart will
always be with the ocean.
Profile
Nichole Mango Smith
Where were you born?
Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
What one thing really makes your day?
My three year old’s vibrant personality. Her singing and
dancing is enough to brighten anyone’s day.
What was your first Job?
I worked admissions at the Myrtle Waves water park in
Myrtle Beach.
What is your pet peeve?
Tardiness or no follow through. I’m a very dependable
person and live by my word, so I can’t stand it when others
don’t.
What was your first car?
Mercury Tracer hatchback with no air conditioning (aka tin
can on wheels).
What is your most exravagant indulgence?
Aside from my house or a vacation of sorts, Tory Burch
shoes.
What is your favorite thing to cook?
Banana Pudding Cupcakes...and they really taste like the
best banana pudding Grandma could make.
What is one thing people would never guess about you?
I have a fear of deflating balloons. Weird I know....
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Have you ever met a famous person? Who?
I’ve met several...Nicholas Cage, shortly after the release
of Con-Air. Stood next to Hulk Hogan in a buffet line...and
yes, his plate was piled high. Took a picture with the Mac
Guy (Justin Long) on my birthday. And last but not least, I
met Todd from Wedding Crashers (also known as Clare’s
Baby-Daddy from LOST)...he was a character!
What was your last vacation?
I turned 30 at Hogwarts, which is something I HIGHLY
recommend to all Harry Potter loving 2003-04 graduates.
Everyone wished me a Happy Birthday, I skipped all lines
and got free food and drinks. Definitely a great way to keep
your youth.
What do you miss most about SCGSAH?
The entire experience. I often say if I could relive one
moment of my life, I’d go back to SCGSAH. It’s not often
you hear someone say they’d relive their high school
years, which speaks volumes for the school. Attending
that school was the best decision I ever made. I will always
cherish my time there.
Nichole graduated SCGSAH in 2002 with a visual arts
focus then studied Graphic Design at Winthrop University
and graduated with a BFA in Visual Communications.
She lived in Washington, DC, for three years working as
a senior designer for a print publication in the DC metro
area. Missing the southern culture, she moved back to
Charlotte in 2009.
She is currently the Digital Marketing Manager for BSN
Medical and serves on the SCGSAH Alumni Advisory
Council. Aside from her work, she also has a beautiful
three-year-old who looks like a little Shirley Temple and
who Nichole hopes will one day become a Govie.
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Visual Arts News
The Visual Arts department is looking forward to another year working with
a talented group of juniors and seniors. We welcome new faculty members Jessie Kendall-Marks and David Gerhard. Jessie will be teaching our
seniors in Graphic Design while David will be heading our Art History and
Visual Language courses. Jessie and David join the department after a
busy and productive summer.
As in years past, many of our high school faculty worked with younger
students in the Discovery and Academy programs. In between working
with Discovery students and alumni, Joe Thompson also designed the
Josh White sculpture planned to be located on Greenville’s River Street.
Meanwhile, work by printmaking instructor Marty Epp-Carter was acquired
by the Provincetown Art Association Museum in Massachusetts and also
featured in the group exhibition Power as shown at the Greenville Center
for Creative Arts. Marty’s work is also part of Shifting Plates II, a group
exhibition of printmaking work that will be shown at the Pickens County
Museum this fall and on the SCGSAH campus in April.
Music on Mondays at Virginia Tech School of Performing Arts opened its fall season this year with
a performance featuring Ellen Breakfield Glick
(Music, 2004).
Faculty member Jeffrey Martell has also been working hard to prepare the
second half of our animation studio, which will provide for additional fabrication space and a dedicated animation shooting stage. Motion Design
and Animation have been exciting additions to our department, and we
invite all alumni to keep track of our SCGSAH Animation YouTube to view
both new projects and some familiar ones presented in a different way!
In upcoming events, Govies in the Columbia area can next see painting
instructor Paul Yanko’s work at the 701 CCA South Carolina Biennial 2015!
Paul’s work is featured in first half of the show through October 25 at the 701
Center for Contemporary Art. On-campus, the department has been busy
preparing for another season of Lipscomb Gallery exhibitions. This year’s
schedule began with an exchange exhibition with the faculty members of
Art & Design at the South Carolina School of the Arts Anderson University.
Their work is at the Governor’s School campus through September 26, and
work by SCGSAH Visual Arts faculty is at the Vandiver Gallery at AU’s Thrift
Library through October 2. Following that, the Lipscomb Gallery will feature
exhibitions by painter Ryan Roth and photographer Polly Gaillard. We’re
also pleased to announce noted director and producer Nina Rosenblum as
a guest artist lecturer in January 2016. If you’re in the SCGSAH area, please
mark your calendar for the evening of Wednesday, January 20.
Congratulations to Kenyon College sophomore
Ian Burnette (CW, 2014). He has been honored
by Tracy K. Smith as one of fifty Best New Poets!
To see the complete list, click here.
Finally, congratulations to SCGSAH Ceramics Instructor Elaine Quave (Visual Arts, 2001) on the arrival of daughter Cecilia at the start of the summer. Elaine is already back in the studio with our senior students as we
start another year. We wish all of our alumni well, and we continue to look
forward to hearing about your paths and journeys in the future.
Car Balloons, by Polly Gaillard
Traveling Fight, by Ryan Roth
The Third Rail, by Jacob Perkins (Drama, 2007),
has been selected as the winner of the 2015 Emerging Playwrights Contest. Click here for details.
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We know that the Governor’s School provides a life-changing opportunity for students
—you’ve said it yourself!
As our Admissions team prepares for their fall recruitment season,
we need your help to provide this same opportunity to the next generation of Govies!
If you know of a potential Governor’s School student
for either our summer programs or residential high school, please refer them to us!
Referrals may be sent to our Admissions Director, Vicki Wright, at [email protected].
As always, thanks for being a Govie and supporting SCGSAH!
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Reasons
Creative Writing Alumni
Should Plan a Visit
10. Mamie has a broken piggy bank in her office,
full of small change.
9. The Wham! poster has disappeared,
replaced by a giant photo of Scott’s grandfather, Al.
8. The new display case! With accent lighting!
Stocked with books written by our past guest artists!
7. The recent proliferation of exclamation points!
When Catherine Ventura Ahmanson (Drama,
2004) and Jonney Ahmanson bought their house
in Eagle Rock, they worked with landscape designer Kim Kelly and greywater expert Leigh Jerrard to create a California dreamscape. Over the
next year, as water from their shower, sink, and
washing machine flows out back, their yard will
bloom with fruit trees, succulents, and native
flowers—drought or not. Learn more about greywater here.
6. Alan stores snacks in his desk drawer like a
very calm survivalist...but will share.
5. Miss Delores is sporting a new hairdo.
4. Mamie has ex-boyfriend stories.
Lots of ex-boyfriend stories. A whole bunch.
3. Scott needs band name suggestions.
2. Alan has decided to practice the art of
new age mysticism through the discipline of kundalini yoga
to explore students’ inner writerliness.
And the #1 reason for coming back to visit...
Fabio lives!
Get your Govie Alumni T-shirt today for only $17,
which includes shipping! We have many sizes available.
To order, please contact
Anna King at [email protected] or 864.282.3724.
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Shawn McClary (Visual Arts, 2015) recently
discussed his time as a student at SCGSAH
with school children attending a program at the
Williamsburg County Library. McClary is one
of several speakers participating in the STEAM
program that introduces children to science,
technology, engineering, art, and math. To read
the full article, click here.
Palmetto High School has its first full-time theater
teacher! Click here to read this inspiring article on
1994 Summer Program alumnus, Will Ragland!
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SCGSAH Board of Directors
Names New Chair
Charleston community leader and former president of Maverick Southern Kitchens Richard “Dick” Elliott has been
elected chairman of the Board of Directors for the South
Carolina Governor’s School for the Arts and Humanities.
A long-time advocate for the school, Elliott served on the
school’s foundation board prior to his appointment by Governor Nikki Haley to the school’s Board of Directors. Elliott is
the grandfather of Grayson Garrick (Drama, 2013).
Elliott replaces Greenville businessman Robert “Bob”
Hughes, Jr. whose leadership spanned more than a decade
and his commitment to the school began in the 1990’s while
it was in the planning stages. During his term, the school received national recognition for the excellence of its programs.
Katie Goslin has served as a Residential Life Coordinator
(RLC) since the fall of 2009. While continuing her duties as
an RLC, Goslin began her work as the Community Service
Coordinator for SCGSAH this August.
In her capacity as Community Service Coordinator, Goslin
will facilitate overall strategy and lead activities for community service and service learning including ongoing major
projects and special projects that reflect areas of current
campus interest. She will sponsor the on campus service
based club affectionately known as CATS, which stands for
Connecting Arts Through Service. In addition, Goslin plans
to continue to develop and maintain relationships with outside entities to support and foster community service programs.
Hughes will remain on the board. Hilton Head Island resident
Peter Parrott was elected vice chairman of the board.
“Bob Hughes has provided visionary leadership for the Governor’s School since long before the gates opened to our first
residential high school class in the fall of 1999,” said SCGSAH
Dean and Vice President of Arts and Academics Julie Allen.
“His unflagging dedication has been an integral component
of our success, and we are pleased that he will continue to
serve as a board member. He is leaving the leadership of the
board in the very capable hands of Dick Elliott. Mr. Elliott has
been an avid supporter for many years, and we are grateful
that he has accepted the position of board chair.”
Community
Service
There are several service events already on the books for
2015-2016 school year. This year, projects with Sterling
Community Center (Rock Stars mentoring), Safe Harbor
(a domestic violence shelter) and Artisphere (a community
arts festival) are already in the works. Goslin will also be
assisting with coordinating our annual, MLK week of service
along with other events and projects as they arise.
Goslin was raised in Alexander City, Alabama and is an avid
Auburn fan. Goslin attended Presbyterian College and graduated in 2009 with a bachelor of arts in Christian Education.
During her four years at PC, her love for volunteering and
serving others was fostered.
Similarly, Goslin hopes to instill a love for service and a
sense of civic responsibility in future Govies that they will
carry with them for a lifetime.
If you are interested in sharing your life of service with the next
generation of Govie Alumni, we would love to hear from you.
You could share your story of service, be a guest speaker for
a lunch-and-learn, or suggest ideas for the future of ways
alumni could partner with students in community service.
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SCGSAH Alumni Newsletter
Are You
Currently Teaching in
South Carolina?
Did the teaching bug bite after graduation? Are you a high school or summer programs alum who has built a career in education? If you teach English, dance, drama, language arts, music, or visual arts here in South
Carolina, we want to know who you are and what you are up to! School
administrators? You too.
Barry Brannum (Dance, 2009), born 1991 in Anchorage, Alaska, is a dancer, choreographer, and
MA/PhD student in UCLA’s World Arts and Cultures/Dance department. After attending SCGSAH, Barry graduated from Princeton University
in 2013 with a BA (Honors) in Engish and a Certificate in Dance. His current research investigates
representations of African-American respectability in politics in the realm straddling popular culture and concert dance. Barry has freelanced with
a number of Los Angeles-based choreographers
including Laurel Tentindo, Alison D’Amato, Lionel
Popkin, alexx makes dances (Alexx Shilling), and
Kevin Williamson; he will also appear in the latest
iteration of Ann Carlson’s Symphonic Body project this season. Barry is a guest dancer with Cullbergbaletten in the production Figure a Sea.
As part of the school’s mission to be a resource to teachers and students
in South Carolina, the SCGSAH Outreach Department is looking to partner with you, your schools, and your communities this year. Please email
[email protected] for more information!
Jonathan Ice (Music, 2004) recently finished qualifying in the U-2 reconnaissance
aircraft in California. While not pursuing music, he says wearing a space-suit to
work is pretty neat! Here's a picture from a Govie at the edge of space.
Fall 2015
Celia Rowlson-Hall’s critically acclaimed “MA”
premiered at the Venice Film Festival starring
2002 Drama alumnus, Andrew Pastides. Watch
the teaser here!
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2015
AlumniReuni
The Alumni Association invited all alumni to return
to their high school alma mater for “The Happening,” July 31 through August 2, 2015. At this special weekend event, classmates from the school
and their guests reconnected with each other,
faculty, and staff.
Alumni Jeopardy in the residence hall rec room.
Alumni also got an inside look at our new Welcome Center and for those who chose to stay on
campus in the residence hall, it was truly a trip
down memory lane.
Throughout the day on Friday, alumni checked in Saturday, a clear and sunny August day, offered
around campus and jumped into a range of ac- several different activities for alumni and their
tivities, from happy hour at Gringo’s Cantina to guests, which included a dedication ceremony of
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nionWeekend
The Saturday evening event, Cocktails and Conversations, was held at Artisan Traders. We were
very excited that our newly-elected president, Dr.
the new alumni walkway. Back to Class sessions Cedric Adderley, was in attendance!
held by the Creative Writing, Dance, and Visual
Arts departments offered artists a chance to get The weekend concluded on Sunday morning with
back into the studios with their favorite instruc- an alumni brunch at Blue Ridge Brewing Compators. There was also a Humanities session led ny. It was great to have so many alumni on camby Dr. Jennifer Thomas. As the morning events pus for the reunion weekend and to be reminded
wrapped up, alumni, faculty, and staff gathered in that alumni will always have a strong connection
the courtyard for lunch.
to this place.
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Fall
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ONTHEHORIZON
2015
SharetheMusicTour
A concert featuring South Carolina Governor’s School student musicians
Trinity Episcopal Cathedral
Meet the
President
Columbia
Monday, Oct 19 • 5:30 - 7:30 pm
701 Whaley Street
1100 Sumter Street • Columbia, South Carolina
Tuesday • October 20, 2015 • 7:30 pm
Charleston
Wednesday, Nov 4 • 5:30 - 7:30 pm
City Gallery at Waterfront Park
34 Prioleau Street
For more information
SCGSAH Office of Admissions 864.282.3801
The 2015 Share the Music Tour has been generously sponsored by
KEMET Corporation and the Governor’s School for the Arts Foundation
Thursday, November 19
Old Cigar Warehouse
912 South Main Street,Greenville • 7 - 10 pm
Friday, November 20
The Hanger
75 Summit Drive, Hilton Head Island • 6:30 pm
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SCGSAH is life changing
—you’ve said it yourself.
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Show your support.
Advocate for the school. Contact your member of the state
legislature and the governor and share what the Governor’s
School means to you and our state. Not sure who to contact?
Check out our website for contact information.
Join the Party. Our summer reunion and regional events are
great ways to celebrate with fellow Govies.
Serve as an alumni representative. Help us stay connected
with your class.
Attend a current event. Come back, reminisce, and support
current Govies. A performance calendar is on the website.
Spread the word. Be a proud Govie. Your success illustrates
the impact of arts education.
Help find a future Govie. See a Govie. Know a Govie. Refer a
Govie.
Update your alumni contact information. How can we tell
you what’s happening here if we can’t find you?
Join the alumni community and help reach others. The
official SCGSAH Alumni Group is up and running on social
media. India to California, we’ve got the Govie World covered—
but only if you are in it.
Donate to the GSA Foundation. Give small, give big.
Everything donated directly helps fund artists, activities, and
students.
Fill in the blank. With a creative, diverse group of alumni, new
ideas for involvement are always developing; share them!
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SCGSAH
Anna King, Alumni Coordinator
864.282.3724 • www.SCGSAH.org
[email protected]
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GSA Foundation
Becky Pearson, Program Director
864.282.1570 • GSAFoundation.net
[email protected]
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We are so proud to have you as alumni of the Governor's School and to have
an opportunity to hear from you and share information with you.
Please let us know news, updates, and celebrations by sending them to
[email protected].
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