Welcome to the Clarence Thomas Center for

Historic Preservation, ambassadors!

26 March 2010

Structure The Clarence Thomas Center for

Historic Preservation (The Thomas Center) is a 7,000 square-foot building originally built in 1908 as an orphanage and convent for the Missionary Sisters of the San Franciscan order.

In fall of 2009, following an extensive restoration and rehabilitation, the handsome four-story brick building became the home to the historic preservation program.

The state-of the–art facility provides classrooms, offices, computer labs, a conservation lab and workshop in a restored property that is a contributing building to the National Historic Landmark District.

Historic PreservationUndergraduate Enrollment: 58 Graduate Enrollment: 47International Historic Preservation

Our meeting on April 23 will be at the Equestrian Center

• If you are returning to the ambassador program next year, then you must attend at least two workshops.

• New ambassadors must attend four workshops.

• Fall Training dates are September 4-9

• The positions of Events Coordinator and Training Coordinator for the rest of this school year are open. If you want to apply, please send in just a cover letter to Erina Tandy, emmccoy@scad.edu

• If you are interested in applying to be a coordinator for next year, resumes and

cover letters will be due next month.

SCAD Day for Accepted Students

• Only Saturday, April 10th

• Forsyth Park

SCAD Day for Juniors

• April 30th and May 1st

• Poetter Hall

Keep checking:

blog.scad.edu/asap

MyVolunteerPage.com

And your email!

HAPPY BIRTHDAY!

•  Samantha Reveley, March 07

• James Thistlethwaite, March 10

• Capucine Gros, March 16

• Kyle Yagle, March 22

• Grant Harwell, March 24

• Rachel Self, March 27