MENDENHALL, PA — The Chester County Alumni Chapter of the Alumni Association of Lincoln University has announced the return of its 9th Annual Award Jazz Luncheon. This prestigious event celebrates distinguished alumni and friends of the University who have made extraordinary contributions to their professions, communities, and the University itself.
The elegant Mendenhall Inn, loctaed at 232 Kennett Pike, Rt. 52 in Mendenhall, Pennsylvania, will host the ceremony on Saturday, March 23rd, beginning at 11:30 AM. The luncheon provides an opportunity to honor the legacy of Lincoln University, the nation’s first degree-granting Historically Black College and University (HBCU), established in 1854.
This year’s honorees include the Honorable Jordan A. Harris, Ms. Maxine Cook ’15, Ms. Diane Matthews, and Ms. Shauna Collins ’01. Their achievements and contributions to society showcase the excellence that Lincoln University instills in its students.
In addition to individual recognitions, special acknowledgment will be given to “The Freedom 14,” a group of courageous Lincoln students who walked from campus to Harrisburg to advocate for university funding. These brave students will receive Medals of Freedom in recognition of their steadfast commitment to Lincoln.
Tickets for this exclusive event are available for $50 each. They can be purchased online or by check payable to “AALU-Chesco” and mailed to Carol Black, Treasurer, 246 W. Summit Avenue, West Grove, PA 19390.
Join AALU-Chesco for an afternoon filled with celebration, recognition, and jazz as they honor those who have made lasting impacts on their professions, communities, and Lincoln University. Don’t miss the opportunity to be part of this memorable occasion! All proceeds from the event will benefit the Dr. Judith Thomas Memorial Scholarship Fund at Lincoln University. Be part of the legacy, and help celebrate the remarkable individuals who exemplify the spirit of Lincoln University.
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