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SSU Announces 2024 Parade Judges

 

Savannah State University (SSU) is pleased to announce the panel of distinguished judges who will serve during the 2024 Homecoming Parade, scheduled for 9 a.m., October 26 in downtown Savannah.

This year’s judging panel consists of individuals renowned for their expertise, community involvement, and passion for celebrating the spirit of Savannah State University. The judges bring a wealth of experience and diverse perspectives, ensuring a fair and thorough evaluation of the parade participants.


The judges are:

· Attorney Stephanie Burgess, Burgess Law Group

· Dr. Karen Cooper, Smile Designs by Dr Karen Cooper

· Steve Davis, City Manager Port Wentworth

· Aaron Whitely- Chatham County Commissioner, District 6 (SSU Grad)

· Michael Jones- Retired Educator (SSU Grad)


“We are honored to have such accomplished individuals as our judges for this year’s Homecoming Parade,” said Moncello Stewart, SSU Homecoming Committee Chair. “Their diverse backgrounds and deep commitment to our community will ensure a fair and inspiring evaluation of our parade participants. We look forward to their valuable insights as we celebrate the rich traditions of our university.”

The Homecoming Parade is a highlight of Savannah State University’s Homecoming Week, bringing together students, alumni, faculty, staff, and the local community in a vibrant display of school spirit and community pride.

For more information about Savannah State University’s Homecoming events, please visit www.savannahstate.edu/homecoming.


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