ATHENS, Ga.–The Southeastern Regional Credit Union Schools (SRCUS) has revealed a new logo in recognition of its 50th anniversary.
The new logo will set the stage for a year-long celebration of the many achievements and milestones accomplished since its founding in 1970, according to the organization.
SRCUS, which is led by trustees comprised of league presidents from the seven Southeastern credit union leagues and assisted by an advisory committee, hosts the annual Southeast CUNA Management School and Southeast Regional Directors’ Conference programs.
SRCUS reported that since its launch it has produced more than 1,200 SE CUNA Management School graduates from 21 states and the District of Columbia. The 50th anniversary celebration comes after a two-year delay due to the pandemic, but SRCUS said plans now call for a return to an in-person format at facilities associated with the University of Georgia.
Inspiring Collaboration
“SRCUS was founded to develop and foster greater leaders in the credit union movement,” said Lauren DeAngelis, SRCUS advisory committee chair and chief learning officer for the Carolinas Credit Union League. “It also is intended to inspire collaboration and expanded networking of our student body. During SRCUS’ 50th anniversary celebration, we plan to celebrate and commemorate our 50-year legacy of advancing diverse and emerging leaders.”
The new SRCUS logo, which features a commemorative 50th Anniversary tagline, was created in collaboration with Grow Financial FCU’s marketing team, the organization said.
Registration Opens
Meanwhile, registration for the 2022 session of the Southeast CUNA Management School is now open for a program to be held from Sunday, June 12 through Friday, June 17 at the University of Georgia Hotel & Conference Center in Athens, Ga.
Tuition is $1,945 if paid on or before April 22, 2022. Please click here to register online. Scholarships and assistance may be available from your state league or association, please contact your league directly for more info, the organization said.
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