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Scholarship students attend
FPA Charlotte Symposium 2008

This year, students from Appalachian State University, University of North Carolina at Charlotte, and Queens University, pictured here with President-Elect Dr. Ivan Roten, received scholarships to attend the FPA Charlotte Symposium.

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Scholarship students attend FPA Charlotte Symposium 2008

Scholarship students attend
FPA Charlotte Symposium 2008