Press Releases · February 27, 2009
SPRINGFIELD , Mo., Feb. 27, 2009 —Drury University’s Diversity Center is the new home for the offices of the Springfield Chapter of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People.
“One of Drury’s goals is to nurture an environment of inclusion for all persons and to build a more diverse campus,” says Todd Parnell, Drury’s president. [...]
Articles · February 27, 2009
Drury University announced this afternoon that it will lend its Diversity Center to the local chapter of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People for office.
In a joint press conference, Drury President Todd Parnell said it would help boost the diversity on the campus of Drury, as Drury strives to recruit more minority [...]
Television · February 27, 2009
History sometimes has a way of circling back around. Such is the case in Springfield where the local chapter of the NAACP will soon move into very familiar surroundings.
Drury University and the NAACP Friday announced the civil rights advocacy group will move its offices back to the Washington Avenue Baptist Church where the group met [...]
Radio · February 2, 2009
Featured in Making Democracy Work:
Cindy Stephens talks with leaders of the Springfield Chapter of the NAACP about their vision for the organization and the community: President Francine Pratt, First Vice President Robert King, and Second Vice President Dr. Wes Pratt.
To listen to the entire KSMU radio interview, click here.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE:
Francine Pratt — President
Dr. Robert A. King II — 1st Vice President
H. Wes Pratt, Esq. — 2nd Vice President
Lynn Clay — Treasurer
Cheryl Clay — Secretary
BOARD MEMBERS
Arthur E. Duncan
Dr. Akinniran Oladehin
Thank you for your interest in becoming a member of Springfield NAACP. Download and complete the application by clicking on the link below. Mail application and membership fee to:
Springfield Branch, NAACP
P.O. Box 8983
Springfield, MO 65801
This year NAACP marks its 100th anniversary. Be sure to join us for a night of food, fun and recognition of the centennial celebration during the Freedom Fund Ball on May 2, 2009.