Educational Community Credit Union (ECCU) was pleased to officially sponsor and present annual scholarship awards to Western Michigan Universitys (WMUs) Homecoming King and Queen during halftime ceremonies at Waldo Stadium on Saturday, October 12, 2013 in Kalamazoo. ECCUs President and CEO Charles Cornelius presented Parnell Fleming, WMU Homecoming King and Central Collegiate Academy (formerly Detroit Central High School) alumnus (Hometown Detroit, Michigan); and Adrina Brack, WMU Homecoming Queen and Whitney E. Young Magnet High School alumna (Hometown Chicago, IL), each with a $500 ECCU scholarship.
"I love any opportunity to represent the WMU student body," says Fleming. "I feel me being selected as this years Homecoming King is a testament to my involvement here on campus."
"Staying true to our educational roots by honoring the accomplishments of these two outstanding WMU students with $500 ECCU scholarship awards is a great feeling," said Cornelius. "ECCU is proud to serve WMU faculty, staff and students, and we look forward to continuing our heritage of serving not only WMU, but the greater Kalamazoo community as well."
Established in 1935, the credit union exceeds $396 million in assets and provides a full-range of financial products and services to more than 36,400 members throughout 21 counties in Michigan. Visit
eccu1.org to learn for yourself why ECCU just feels right, and ECCU members feel right at home.
Photo:� ECCUs President and CEO Charles Cornelius (right), proudly presents Western Michigan Universitys Homecoming King and Queen with $500 ECCU scholarship awards during halftime ceremonies on Saturday, October 12, 2013.
Educational Community Credit Union (ECCU) was pleased to officially sponsor and present annual scholarship awards to Western Michigan Universitys (WMUs) Homecoming King and Queen during halftime ceremonies at Waldo Stadium on Saturday, October 12, 2013 in Kalamazoo. ECCUs President and CEO Charles Cornelius presented Parnell Fleming, WMU Homecoming King and Central Collegiate Academy (formerly Detroit Central High School) alumnus (Hometown Detroit, Michigan); and Adrina Brack, WMU Homecoming Queen and Whitney E. Young Magnet High School alumna (Hometown Chicago, IL), each with a $500 ECCU scholarship.
"I love any opportunity to represent the WMU student body," says Fleming. "I feel me being selected as this years Homecoming King is a testament to my involvement here on campus."
"Staying true to our educational roots by honoring the accomplishments of these two outstanding WMU students with $500 ECCU scholarship awards is a great feeling," said Cornelius. "ECCU is proud to serve WMU faculty, staff and students, and we look forward to continuing our heritage of serving not only WMU, but the greater Kalamazoo community as well."
Established in 1935, the credit union exceeds $396 million in assets and provides a full-range of financial products and services to more than 36,400 members throughout 21 counties in Michigan. Visit eccu1.org to learn for yourself why ECCU just feels right, and ECCU members feel right at home.
Photo:� ECCUs President and CEO Charles Cornelius (right), proudly presents Western Michigan Universitys Homecoming King and Queen with $500 ECCU scholarship awards during halftime ceremonies on Saturday, October 12, 2013.