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PRAIRIE VIEW A&M UNIVERSITY – CLASS OF 1969
GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY SOUVENIR BOOKLET AD FORM
Classmates & Friends of Prairie View A&M University,
The Class of 1969 invites you to join in the 50th Golden Anniversary celebration of our graduation from Prairie View A&M University. You can help with this effort by purchasing and/or soliciting ads to celebrate your accomplishments or special events, advertise a business, memorialize a loved one, display a picture collage or celebrate an anniversary, recognize family or friends, churches, fraternal and social organizations, etc. Your ads will enrich our souvenir booklet and assist us in supporting designated university scholarship programs.
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Golden Anniversary Souvenir Booklet Ad Form (click here)

Please plan to order Gold Jackets starting October 1st. These Jackets will be worn during the graduation ceremony at Prairie View A&M University this coming Spring Graduation in May, 2019 and also at Homecoming in the Fall of 2019"

Gold Blazer Form.pdf

PV Class of 1969 Website.

Prairie View A&M University

Vision, Mission and Core Values for Class of 1969: 2019 Golden Anniversary Class

November 7, 2017

Nathaniel McClinton, PhD

Vision

The Class of 1969 strives to further develop connections among alumni, classmates and current students, and to strengthen their connections to Prairie View A&M University.

Mission

                The mission of Prairie View A&M University Class of 1969, the 2019 Golden Anniversary Class, is consistent and aligned with the university’s mission, which is “dedicated to excellence in teaching, research and service.  It is committed to achieving relevance in each component of its mission by addressing issues and proposing solutions through programs and services designed to respond to the needs and aspirations of individuals, families, organizations, agencies, schools and communities, both rural and urban.”  The Class of 1969 strives to advance this mission by:

• Enhancing student academic performance and financial stability to assist students to obtain their degree without experiencing undue academic or financial distress.
• Promoting a lifelong commitment for giving among classmates.
• Establishing a spirit of loyalty to the university.
• Cultivating relationships between past, present and future students and the university.

Core Values

• Access, equality and quality
• Accountability
• Diversity
• Leadership
• Relevance
• Social Responsibility