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8 - The Savannah Tribune • Wednesday, March 25, 2009
Wells Joins Small Business Assistance
Corporation
Star Student and Teacher Advance to
State Level
Tracy L. Wells has
joined the Small Business
Assistance,
Corporation (SBAC)
as their new
Communications/PR
Associate.
Tracy will be
responsible for imple
menting communica
tions related projects,
assist in coordinating
events and will help
to promote the vari
ous programs offered
by the SBAC.
“We are pleased to
bring Tracy on board. We
believe her expertise and
experience in marketing will
strengthen our presence in
Tracy Wells
the business community,”
stated SBAC President Tony
O’Reilly.
Tracy, originally from
northern Indiana, has a back
ground in marketing and
communications.
She was previously
employed as Vice President
of the Greater LaPorte
Chamber of Commerce in
LaPorte, Indiana. She and
her husband Carl now reside
in Rincon.
Since 1989 the
SBAC has been offering
loan products in the City of
Savannah, southeast
Georgia and Low Country
of South Carolina.
For more information
please call at 912-232-4700.
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Andrew Zhang, STAR student, pictured with STAR Teacher Bradley Wallace
The accolades con
tinue for Andrew Jiahua
Zhang, the 2009 STAR
Student for Chatham
County.
The Professional
Association of Georgia
Educators (PAGE) has
named the Savannah
Arts Academy senior as
the Regional Student
Teacher Achievement
Recognition (STAR)
Student and his instruc
tor Mr. Bradley Wallace
as Regional STAR
Teacher.
The two will now
compete for the State
STAR Student &
Teacher Awards in
Atlanta.
Among his many
honors, Andrew is a
National Merit
Scholarship Program
finalist and one of 20
high school males in
Georgia invited to apply
for the Presidential
Scholars Program.
Andrew is also
involved in numerous
school activities includ
ing the math and soccer
teams and the Silver
Winds Ensemble.
When he's not in the
classroom, band room or
on the athletic field, you
may find him brighten
ing the lives of patients
at Elospice of Savannah,
where he spends time as
a volunteer.
Mr. Bradley
Wallace is the English
Department Chair at
Savannah Arts Academy
and teaches Advanced
Placement Language and
Composition courses.
He is a WTOC Top
Teacher award recipient
and has been at SAA
since 2003.
Each year the PAGE
STAR program selects a
top academic senior
from participating high
schools based on out
standing Scholastic
Assessment Test (SAT)
scores and class stand
ing.
STAR Students are also
asked to name their
STAR Teacher to share
in the recognition and
accompany them to sys
tem-wide and state
competitions.
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