His civilian employment included being an auditor with Federal National Mortgage Association, U.S. Army Tank-Automotive Command, and for Wayne County, Michigan. He is a 50-year and life member of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity. The inductees are all recipients of numerous military and civilian medals, awards, and other honors, according to MAJ John M. Horn Sr., and are being recognized for their accomplishments during their military and civilian careers. The program is targeted to women and African American students to interest them in technology programs where they are under-represented. Students selected for the program will be assigned advisors with other College support services made available to them.
Areas of concentration are math, computer science, engineering and electronics technologies.
Dr. Griffin stated a network of employers who are members of the Community and Technical College's technology advisory committees will offer assistance and guidance with respect to job placement efforts for students in the program. Alumni headquarters will be at the Embassy Suites where meetings, receptions, dinners, and dances are scheduled for Friday, October 5, through Sunday, October 7. The Office of Alumni Affairs, telephone 766-3322, can be contacted for additional information. The Office of Student Affairs, telephone 766-3288, can be contacted for additional information. The Nat King Cole Story, will be at the Davis Fine Arts Theater.