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It’s been nearly seventeen years since Jerome Scott, the beloved vice president and dean of student development and the first African-American to serve on Gardner-Webb’s senior staff, last strolled the campus in Boiling Springs. But stroll up to 10 people and ask them what they remember about Mr. Scott, and you’ll quickly find that his spirit is still very much alive. Scott was only 40 when, during an administrative staff retreat in May 1995, he died suddenly of heart failure.

Publication Date

2-29-2012

Publisher

Gardner-Webb University

City

Boiling Springs

Keywords

Audrey Sloan, BB&T Advisory Board, Black History Month, Cleveland Community College, CODAP, Council on Drug Abuse Prevention, Dr. Frank Bonner, E. Jerome Scott, E. Jerome Scott Gospel Choir, GOAL Program, Greater Opportunities for Adult Learners, NAACP, Noel Manning, Scoot Dixon, Shelby City Schools Board of Education, United Way

Remembering Jerome Scott

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