Galloway, NJ - The Council of Black Faculty and Staff at Stockton University will hold its 36^th Annual Scholarship Awards Dinner and Dance Fundraiser on Nov. 10 at the Renault Winery Grand Ballroom in Egg Harbor City.

This year’s honorees, chosen for their accomplishment, dedication and service to Stockton University, the community and the state of New Jersey, are:

Lifetime Achievement Recipients: Melvin L Gregory, assistant director of admissions, and Dr. Thomasa Gonzalez, vice president for student affairs.

Merit Recipients: E. Michael Angulo, Esq., interim vice president of administration and finance and Renee Tolliver, program assistant.

Distinguished Alumni Recipients: Raymond C. Ciccone, ’79, certified public accountant and member of the Stockton University Board of Trustees, and Dawn N. Watkins, ’13, instructor and coordinator of STEM Initiatives.

Special Recognition Honoree: Arthur A. Davis, Jr. retired administrator.

Outstanding Stockton University Club: XI Gamma Undergraduate Chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc.

The event supports scholarships for Stockton students. In 2017, 22 scholarships totaling $18,500 were distributed.

“Scholarships that CBFS awards are a vital source of support for deserving Stockton students” said CBFS president, adjunct instructor and Stockton community engagement liaison Patricia Collins.

 A cocktail reception begins at 6 p.m. followed by dinner and the awards program at 7 p.m.

Tickets are $85 per person or $850 for a table for 10. Proceeds support the Council’s Scholarship Endowment for Stockton students.

Tickets can be purchased on the CBFS website. Contact CBFS president Patricia Collins at 609 652-4456 for more information.