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Founded in 1957, the Winston-Salem Alumni Chapter of North Carolina A&T State University has grown to one of the largest group of active members in the State. We support Aggie students, celebrate tradition, and serve Forsyth County.

Featured Programs & Community Outreach

Aggies Sendoff Cookout

February One Reading Program

Aggies Got Your Back

Four of our scholarship recipients honored at our Annual Homecoming Brunch

TCAC pictured with well-renowned writer and producer, Cas Sigers.

(From Left to Right) Our Assistant Secretary, Chapter President, Vice President, and Secretary

One of our Past Presidents reading to a K-5 class as part of the NCAT February 1 Initiative

TCAC hanging out at a kickback to watch the last football game of the season

Our Chapter President with a student at the Inaugural NCAT Pinning Ceremony

NCAT Alumni Relations Rep. speaking to scholarship recipients at our Annual Homecoming Brunch

TCAC Reps. ring the bell for the Salvation Army

TCAC at the NCAT Annual Economic Engagement Summit

TCAC visiting with and donating needed items to the Salvation Army Center of Hope

A Message from the President

Hello,

It is with sincere pride and gratitude that I greet you on behalf of the North Carolina A&T State University Twin City Alumni Chapter in Winston-Salem.

Since our founding in 1957, this chapter has stood as a testament to the strength, legacy, and excellence of Aggies living and serving in Forsyth County and the surrounding area. Together, we are more than graduates—we are mentors, supporters, volunteers, and advocates for the next generation of Aggies.

In recent years, our chapter has worked diligently to uplift the Aggie spirit through impactful service, meaningful connection, and intentional outreach. Whether we are welcoming new students at our annual Aggie Sendoff Cookout, reading to children during our February One Reading Program, or assembling backpacks for our Aggies Got Your Back initiative, we are grounded in service and committed to making a difference.

Our scholarship program continues to be a vital resource, thanks to the generosity of our members and partners. These efforts help ensure that our students not only reach college—but thrive in it.

This year, I invite you to get involved, stay connected, and help us strengthen our Aggie network. Whether you’re a long-time member or new to the area, there is a place for you here. Together, we will continue to uphold the standard of excellence that defines North Carolina A&T.

Thank you for your continued support and Aggie Pride.

Warm regards,
Fentress O.M.Gerald,M Ed, PHR, SHRM-CP

President, Winston-Salem Alumni Chapter
North Carolina A&T State University

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Why Join the Twin City Chapter?

Nationally Recognized Trailblazer Chapter!

65% Growth in Membership

10 Annual Programs

Over 800 Scholarship Awarded

68 Years of Community Service and Philanthropy

North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University (N.C. A&T), founded in 1891 as the “Agricultural and Mechanical College for the Colored Race,” is the nation’s second land‑grant university established under the Morrill Act and a flagship historically Black university in Greensboro, NC.

As of today, N.C. A&T stands as the largest HBCU in the United States, consistently producing more African American graduates in engineering, agriculture, and STEM fields than any other institution nationwide. It is also home to the top public HBCU business school, and a leading source of graduates in areas including landscape architecture, nursing, and communications

North Carolina A&T is more than a university—it’s a legacy of excellence, leadership, and service. As alumni and supporters, your chapter is intimately connected to a university with deep roots in civil rights history, a commitment to accessible STEM education, and a bold vision for research and impact. Whether through scholarship support, community engagement, or advocacy, your chapter carries forward a legacy that shaped history and continues to shape generations.