The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, May 04, 1962, Page Page Five, Image 5
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Since 1801
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In the 160 years since it was
founded in 1801, Carolina has con- cu
ferred 22,218 earned degrees, and be
282 honoray degrees. 'he
Four-Year Nurs
To Be Awardet
Twenty-two "basic" n u r s i n g Ni
seniors-those who have been en- sti
rolled throughout four years at hrl
Carolina-will receive their bache- de
lor-of-science-in-nursing d e g r e e s se
this summer from the School of
Nursing. ar
These students are the first N
group to complete the four-year en
USC nursing curriculum, estab- ar
lished in 1958. This program is At
the only one of its kind in S. C. St
Dean Amy E. Viglione, who H<
planned the new nursing program se:
which culminates with the first Cli
graduating class, said five regis
tered nurses-graduates of three- or
year training programs elsewhere'.
-also will receive B.S. degrees tic
this summer. sti
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Some of the degrees formerly
nferred in both categories have
en abolished through the years,
ving outlived their usefulness or
ing Degrees
I First Time
irsing had an enrolment of 128
idents, 117 of them South Caro
a residents. Four additional stu
nts are enrolled for the spring
rnester, a total of 132.
Many Columbia area facilities
2 being used by the School of
irsing to provide clinical experi
ces for students. Among them
2 Columbia Hospital, Veterans
Iministration Hospital, S. C.
ate Hospital, the Richland County
!alth Department, selected nur
-y schools and kindergartens,
nics, and others.
Nursing students have their own
ganization - the Meditrina So
ty, through which they automa
ally become members of the
ident branch of the state and
tional League for Nursing.
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rned,
[erred
adjudged inappropriate.
For example, the university has
awarded three honorary bachelor of
arts and 15 honorary master of
arts degrees, both of which are
conferred now only when they are
earned.
In addition to the familiar doctor
of laws and doctor of literature
honorary degrees, the university
has in the past conferred honorary
doctorates in civil laws, divinity,
education, engineering, h u m a n e
laws, humane letters, letters, peda
gogy and science.
Annual Statistic Report
These and other insights into the
past of the venerable institution are
included in the "Annual Statistical
Report to the President" by Dr.
Rollin E. Godfrey, director of ad
missions and registration.
Dr. Godfrey's statistics, pub
lished for the 11960-61 academic
year which ended last June 2, also
includes a summary of earned
degrees and certificates from 1801
commencement last June.
In the earned degree category,
as well as in the honorary, some
diplona designations have long
s:nwe vanished from the university
aeademic program. Gone are doc
:or Of medicine ( the university had
a School of Medicine at one time),
:.eentiate instructor, master of
ne(Kial servic,, pharnaceutical chem
%r and -r:w_'( (n ph:iacy
ih degree is now bachelor of
enne n a acy, achelor of
science in engineering administra
..n, and others.
Student Body Increases
D)r. Godfrey's statistics also
show:
--The advent of the current en
rolnent boom, with the student
body increasing from 3,4l18 in Sep_
temnber, 1 951 , :3 ,~901 last Septem
ber.
--Risc and fall of enrolment
under Veterans Administration pro
grams, with Korean War veterans
at a peak of 1,198 in 1957 and
down to 283 last spring.
--Rise in the post-Korea number
,f students~ who are children of
dkeea 'ed veterans, up to a total of
15 in the spring semester, 1961.
-Re-emergence of the College
of Arts and Science as the largest
academie unit at the University,
succeeding the School of Business
Administration. The School of
Education is the third largest unit,
enro! ment -wise.
---Representation among the stu
dents of 44. states other than South
Carolina. the D)istrict of Columbia
and 2'4 foreign count ries. In the
fall. 1t'GO, the University had
1.922 students from South Carolina
791 fr.m other states and 419 fronm
o:hort nat ions among its daytime
'r 'oen t and 288 in the on
eampus Evening School.
Dr-. Go(dfrey's report also in
eludes statistics of pri mary interest
to USC administrators and educa
r.cov'ering such subjects as
I?rad(e distribution, numiber of ap
91licat ims for admission, and so on.
Debaters Attend
National Tonrney
University (debaters J1immny Mamm
and Edw.ardi Roberts competed in
the National Debate Tournament
April 25-28 at the U. S. Military
AcXademy (West Point).
Dr. M. G. Christophersen of the
USC English department, coach of
the team, accompanied the deC
haters to New~ York.
Mann and Roberts wvon first
place in Southern Region competi
tions last month, defeating seven
other seeded Southern teams. The
top four teams in each of eight
regions throughout the nation are
eligible to compete in the national
tournament.
This is the thirteenth time that
USC teams have participated In the
national tournament.