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News from the May Dell - October 2021

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From the President

Dear Salem Family,

It is feeling like it is truly fall here on the Salem campus. The air is crisp and cool, and the leaves are beginning to turn. Change is happening all around us—and that is particularly true at Salem College. Our Health Leadership transformation is well under way with new programs, new majors, new hires, new partnerships, and new applicants—all focused on making the world a better, healthier, and more equitable place. If you were not able to tune in for our Salem TODAY presentation on September 30, I encourage you to watch the recording. It will provide you with an excellent overview of where we are today and our plans for the future.

It has been such a pleasure to have a chance to meet so many alums as we have kicked off our 250th Anniversary celebrations and events. I am so thankful for all our amazing alumnae and friends of Salem who have spent time with me sharing your stories and your aspirations and hopes for the future. It has been a wonderful experience to meet so many of you and learn even more about what makes Salem Academy and College so special. Below you will see a list of upcoming alumnae gatherings, and I hope to see you there! I look forward to spending more time with all of you as we journey together toward greater success and prosperity for Salem College.

Summer McGee
President

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The Journey to Salem Will End October 26—Join the Fun!

The 29-day, 500-mile Journey from Bethlehem to Salem is nearing its completion. If you haven’t been following the adventures of the walkers, please check out their delightful daily blog.

The Journey also a terrific history blog, which has some short essays that provide the cultural, political, and geographical context for the 1766 travelers. For an account of the original journey in 1766, read Salome Meurer’s journal.

We hope the blogs inspire you to join us for the final leg of the journey on October 26. There are several ways you take part in this historic adventure that day!

12:15 p.m.Walk the final leg from Bethabara, NC to Salem Square (6.8 miles)
3:30 p.m.Meet the walkers at Corpening Plaza in downtown Winston-Salem and walk the final half mile.
3:50 p.m.Gather at Salem Square to welcome the walkers home!
4 to 6:30 p.m.Enjoy the Homecoming Celebration (music, food trucks, beer, activities) in Salem Square

If you plan to walk from Bethabara, you must register here: online registration. Registered participants must show proof of COVID-19 vaccination or a negative test within the last 72 hours at the check-in table at Bethabara.

250 Merchandise Available Online

Visit our new 250 Merchandise Online Store, your exclusive source for Salem Academy and College 250 Celebration items. Just in time for holiday shopping! You’ll find t-shirts (long sleeve and short sleeve), baseball caps, Silipint cups and wine glasses, koozies, car decals and magnets, blankets, tote bags, and lapel pins. Also available is the 250th anniversary reprint of the book Less Time For Meddling, by Frances Griffin. This history of Salem Academy and College is an inspiring read!

Campus from Salem Square view of Main Hall with We Are Salem banner
The Road to the 250th

Visitors to the square in Old Salem will see three buildings on the northeast corner at the intersection of Academy and Church streets. The same three buildings have stood on this corner since 1856. Together, Home Moravian Church, The Inspector’s House, and Main Hall represent the enduring legacy of Salem’s Moravian Church and of the Academy and College.

Main Hall stands on the site of the Gemeinhaus, which was the original meeting place for Salem’s congregation. Home Moravian Church is about to celebrate its own 250th anniversary of the consecration of the Gemeinhaus on November 13, 1771. The first baptism performed on that day was of Johann Samuel, an African American man enslaved by the Wachovia Administration of the Moravian Church. His daughter, Anna Maria Samuel, was a member of the older girls’ choir and lived in the Single Sisters house while taking classes in the girls school. His son Christian Samuel worked for the Single Sisters as a free man before the Civil War.

The history of the school and the church are inextricably linked. Traugott Bagge and Jacob Meyer, two fathers from Salem’s congregation, hired Elisabeth Oesterlein to teach their daughters beginning in April 1772. Oesterlein taught students in one room of the Gemeinhaus, which also housed the Single Sisters, the minister, and his family. She was the first in a long line of single and widowed women to teach in this building, which served as the site of classes until 1854 when it was torn down to make room for the expansion of the boarding school.

There are not many places in American cities where one can see such a historical continuity of buildings used for their original purpose. The Inspector’s House has been continuously used for the administrators of Salem since it was built in 1805. Main Hall opened in 1856 to provide more living and teaching space for the boarding school. Home Church was completed in 1800 to serve the growing community of Salem.

These buildings serve as a testament to the contributions of the church and school to the community of Winston-Salem and surrounding towns. Thousands of Academy and College alumnae have continued to serve locally, nationally, and globally. It’s a legacy worth honoring as both Home Moravian Church and the school mark their 250th anniversaries.

Michelle Hopkins Lawrence
Co-chair of The Anna Maria Samuel Project: Race, Remembrance, and Reconciliation at Salem Academy and College
Co-chair of the History Committee for the 250th
History Department Salem Academy

To learn more about the early history of the town and school, the 250th anniversary reprint of Francis Griffin’s Less Time for Meddling: A History of Salem Academy and College, 1772-1866 is available for purchase through the online 250 Merchandise Online Store.

Margaret Sandresky at Winston-Salem Symphony Concert with 2 of her children
Margaret Sandresky A’38 C’42 (center) was joined by two of her children at the concert.
An Evening for Salem: Winston-Salem Symphony Concert

On September 25, The Winston-Salem Symphony performed a delightful one-hour program in Hanes Auditorium as part of the kickoff to the 250th Anniversary. The concert featured “Gaudeamus,” a composition by Margaret Sandresky A’38 C’42, commissioned for the occasion by Salem Academy and College and the Winston-Salem Symphony. Also included is a pre-recorded video “interview” with Mrs. Sandresky by former Winston-Salem Symphony Music Director Tim Redmond, along with highlights of her life. You can watch a recording of the concert on the 250 website. 

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North Carolina Alumnae: Order Your Salem License Plate!

Thanks to a generous supporter of Salem Academy and College, a limited number of North Carolina Salem Academy and College license plates are being offered to alumnae and supporters at no charge. Fill out this form by December 1. Salem will submit the applications to the State of North Carolina, after which the legislature is anticipated to approve our plate, which will then be rolled out (probably in 2022). You will receive your plate in the mail when they are available. Until then, your existing plates are valid. Completed forms should be sent to: Renee Garcia-Prajer, Office of the President, Salem Academy and College, 601 South Church Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27101.

Fall Fest 2021 - Seniors performing "Wicked"
The senior class performed “Wicked” and won Fall Fest.
Fall Fest 2021—The Fun Returns!

Broadway plays were alive and well for Fall Fest this year! Due to the COVID-19 pandemic Fall Fest did not take place in 2020. But this year, Fall Fest was back with Broadway-themed cheers, songs, and skits on a rainy Wednesday in September. The First Years selected “Sweeney Todd,” the Sophomores tackled “Annie,” the Juniors repped “Heathers,” and the Senior class won Fall Fest 2021 with “Wicked.” The spirit of Fall Fest was out in full force this year—whether winning, spraining an ankle learning a dance number, or spending far too much time painting an elaborate piece for decorations, Fall Fest is a truly defining tradition of Salem. 

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Newspaper Features Guest Column by Salem College Alumna Love’ Lemon C’12

Love’ Lemon C’12 is a native of Winston-Salem who grew up in Happy Hill Garden, a neighborhood not far from Salem College’s campus. After graduating from Glenn High School in Winston-Salem, she enrolled at Salem College and majored in communications with a minor in political science.

Her list of extracurricular activities while at Salem includes serving as president of First Year Gramley Residential Hall, co-founder of Ghost Ryders, Fremdendienerin or FREM for short (student greeters), Judicial Council, Honor Guide, Student Leadership Connection, Model United Nations, and president of the Student Government Association.

Love’ is a 2015 graduate of the Wake Forest University School of Divinity, where she received her Masters of Divinity degree. With a concentration in social and oral communication, social justice and political studies, Love’ also worked with the Poor People’s campaign as North Carolina’s State Co-Chair.

“Salem College gave me an education that I’m learning is a very unique education. I have an understanding of the basics, the complicated and difficult social relations,” Love’ said. “Also, I can communicate my understanding of all of this with anyone and any community. I do believe a liberal arts education helps with that.”

Love’ stays in touch with friends from Salem College and gives a shout out to her good friend, Katian Desgrottes C’12, who is an English Teacher (of the year) for John F. Kennedy High School. “She is also engaged to be married,” Love’ said.  “And I get to officiate the wedding!”

She fondly remembers teachers and mentors in the Salem College community, especially in Admissions, where Love’ worked.  She would like to give a shout out to all the Cathys and Kathys in Admissions, to Dr. Kim Nguyen, to Dr. David Foley, and to Suzanne Williams.

Today, Love’ is a daughter, sister, auntie, and a great auntie.  Her choice efforts include transforming young people’s lives through visual and spoken art and working to build up advocates for social equity and systemic change. Love’ serves as the programs and outreach coordinator for Authoring Action of Winston Salem, and, during her self-care time, enjoys reading Harry Potter and anything bell hooks, drinking tea and mimosas, listening to gangsta rap and gospel, and watching movies.

Love’ recently wrote a guest column for the Winston-Salem Journal about her emphatic view that literacy is closely tied to violence in schools. To read the column, click on Winston-Salem Journal.

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Alumnae Travel the World!

Sandra Holder Davis C’70, Wendy Yeatts Kinlaw C’70, and Lindsay McLaughlin Jordan C’70 wore their Salem t-shirts to the Acropolis in Athens, Greece to advertise their love for Salem. On another day, while they were walking on the footpath between Fira and Oia on Santorini, a woman commented on their “southern accents.” As they talked, the woman noticed a Salem shirt Lindsay was wearing. It turns out, her grandmother, Mrs. Budd, had been house mother at Gramley during the 70s or 80s, and this woman, Jennifer, had visited her grandmother and stayed with her several times. 

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Meet Sara Vesta C’14

Sara Vesta has joined Salem as the Associate Director of Admissions for Alumnae Volunteer Management. A Salem College Class of 2014 alumna, Sara also completed a Master of Theological Studies at Harvard University. She brings her diverse experience from the academic and business worlds into her new role in organizing alumnae Admissions volunteers for both the Academy and the College.

“I look forward to mobilizing both Academy and College alumnae who are able and willing to volunteer some of their time and energy to assist the Admissions Office in our recruitment efforts,” said Sara. “Previous iterations of alumnae volunteer networks through the Admissions Office have been called the Alumnae Admissions Representative (AAR) program or STARS. In the past, volunteers have contacted prospective and accepted students via phone, email, and letter writing campaigns. They have also adopted local high schools, visited with guidance counselors, and attended college fairs on behalf of the Admissions Office.”

“I am excited to revitalize these efforts for alumnae who love talking about their Salem experience and who would enjoy connecting with prospective and accepted students,” she added. “I am particularly eager to offer these non-monetary volunteer opportunities to younger alumnae who feel a deep connection to Salem but may not have the resources to contribute financially.”

Sara’s contact information is:
336-917-5567 and sara.vesta@salem.edu 

Salem College Admissions is Excited to Welcome Prospective Students to Campus!

For generations, Salem’s alumnae have been the most important source of new students. No one knows more about the advantages of a Salem College education or about the lasting impact that Salem has across your lifetime.

Please take a moment to recommend Salem College to all the young women whom you believe would benefit from a Salem education, and to those who teach and counsel potential students. Attendees at the Open House will have a chance to learn about life on campus and to hear from current students and faculty.

Prospective students can register by clicking their preferred date: November 13 or December 11, or learn more by visiting Salem.edu/Visit.

Upcoming Alumnae Events
Salem Alumnae with President McGee in Raleigh
Amanda Long Ramseur C’93, Jenny Eury C’78, and President Summer McGee at alumnae gathering in Raleigh.

Connect with fellow alumnae at alumnae events in various locations throughout the Southeast. You can meet President Summer McGee and Salem Academy Head of School Kris Sorrells at the Atlanta, Greenville, and DC Metro Area gatherings. President McGee will also be at the Asheville event.

  • Atlanta Area Alumnae Event – Wednesday, November 3 from 5:30 to 8 p.m.
  • Greenville (SC) Area Alumnae Event – Thursday, November 4 from 5:30 to 8 p.m.
  • Washington D.C. Metro Area Alumnae Event – Thursday, November 11 from 5:30 to 8 p.m.
  • Christmas Candlelight Service – Thursday, December 2, 4:30 to 5:30 p.m.
Reunion Weekend 2022: April 22–23

Mark your calendars! All Salem College alumnae are invited to attend a special 250th Anniversary All-Class Reunion Weekend on April 22–23, 2022. Everyone is welcome and we will have special events honoring the classes ending in 2s and 7s, in addition to those classes who missed their Reunions in 2020 and 2021 (the classes ending in 0s, 1s, 5s, and 6s). Stay tuned for more information!

Save the Date for Installation of Dr. Summer McGee as President

Please save the date for the installation of  Summer Johnson McGee, Ph.D., CPH  As the Twenty-Second President of  Salem Academy and College  April 22, 2022

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