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Welcome to the official website of BWI National Alumni Association of North America (BWINAANA). You have just entered through the doors of one of Liberia's higher institutions of Vocational Education by visiting this website. Your visit to this website illustrates your interest in Booker Washington Institute (BWI). Please feel at home while you browse through our website, and spread the news about our existence and activities.

Purpose and mission: The purpose of the BWI Alumni Association is to support its alma-matter. The Mission of the Association is to organize BWI graduates, their families, friends of BWI in North America into a supportive and resourceful Association for the benefit of Booker Washington Institute in Kakata Liberia.

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THE 20th BWINAANA NATIONAL CONVENTION

MINUTES

HELD IN CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA ON JUNE 25, 2011

Theme:” Reflecting the past, projecting the future”

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The Tigers of BWI are coming to Chicago

National Convention and 21st Anniversary

Host Chapter: Great Lakes

Host President: Mr. Richard Griffith

June 29 - July 1, 2012

Mulbah F. Dwanah

Chairman, Election Commission / BWINAANA

(732) 372-8821

The election of officers and the executive committee for the Booker Washington Institute National Alumni Association of North America (BWINAANA) will take place on Saturday, June 30, 2012 in Chicago, Illinois by all voting chapters of the association in good standing as defined in Article 11 Section 3 of the association’s constitution and By-Laws. The elections will be conducted at the end of the afternoon session and results announce right before the evening ball. All national officers shall be elected by secret ballot and serve a term of two years. The tabulated results will remain confidential until the final votes are counted. A formal announcement regarding the election of officers and the Executive Committee will be made by the chairman of the National Election Commission thereafter.