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Source: The State Journal

Frankfort area members of the Kentucky State University National Alumni Association (KSUNAA)-Frankfort Chapter, and anyone interested in becoming a member, are invited to attend the upcoming chapter meeting at 10 a.m. on Saturday at the KSU Alumni House on the KSU campus. New Chapter officers — Katrisha Waldridge (president), Rachel Yett (vice president), Jamar Moton (treasurer), Asiah Sims (corresponding secretary) and Charmar Green (recording secretary) — will be sworn in for the 2026-2027 year of service. In addition to swearing in new officers, the meeting agenda includes discussion of proposed amendments to the chapter bylaws and plans for 2026–2027. The proposed bylaws amendments are available on the Chapter’s Facebook page at www.facebook.com/ksufrankfortalumni/ or by requesting a copy from outgoing Corresponding Secretary Mary Lynn Collins at [email protected]. Members and interested alumni may join or renew their membership at the meeting; dues are $50.

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