Evangeline R. “Angel” Pointer has been named director of alumni affairs and engagement at South Carolina State University.
Pointer is a 2012 SC State honors graduate with a Bachelor of Science in mathematics and a minor in computer science. She is a life member of the SC State University National Alumni Association and a member of the Greater Charlotte Alumni Chapter, where she serves on the Technology Committee as chair, Gala Planning Committee, Executive Board, and the Membership Committee.
On the National level, Pointer serves as a member of the Technology, Convention Planning, and SOT Committees, as well as the chair of the Virtual Experience/Social Media Committees.
Pointer is an advocate for her beloved HBCU, SC State. She has been an instrumental player in bridging the technology gap and the gap between younger and more seasoned alumni.
“There is not an airport I’ve walked in without wearing something that boldly says SC State and there is not a room I’ve entered that I don’t speak her name,” Pointer said. “I love my HBCU. The old quote still rings true, “I’m Bulldog Born, Bulldog Bred, and when I die, I’ll be Bulldog Dead.
“It’s a blessing to come back home and do something I go so hard for and love so much. Mommy, I’m home,” she said. “I’m ready to continue the work I’ve been doing from the SCSUNAA side as an alumnus bridging the gap between seasoned and younger alumni, encouraging donations be it time, treasures, or monetary, and continuing to incorporate cutting-edge technology.”
During Bulldog football season, Pointer can be found in the press box and on the sidelines assisting with game day stats and box management, as well as in some basketball seasons at the scorer keeper’s table doing the game stats.
“I’m asking every young alumnus and
alumna to become a Life Member of the South Carolina State University National Alumni Association. It is only $ 750 and can be broken up into four payments. Please visit https://www.scsunaa o r g / p a g e / l i f e _ m e m – bership. Help me help the next generation of Bulldogs. Let’s be a part of the solution,” Pointer said.
