Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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atq48Rt ~iese or an onmested the Mabep wher. he was ni.ei'a activities 1967 1 on aqademnic leave 1p1 advanced study at University and was atn of men's holil in the 190Sad first director Of Paty Residence ail, male studmnts. Oster 's ...a* * tw Iash/ . Ap l -D'Ixoe Am Natignal Asm. et Gadent Pe MaoW Amwities, u ser aod Ta4 Kapa Albe bnweary ~ ., $tioal In atvnife 4~Ai artropby ine te;srvioe to the Itsr'enIty Couni at the Uiva'eityeSmatIt rolina. ince (See Cooper. P*4 Se. 2 Kane -e-A Co id ColumbIa's most outs clfy str. . .wlth paa is for men, women, an, :r your Campus Charge it's new...it'sat ERR11i on muin -Rkarad Mal -Dui Men's 3kon 24 Rickland 4 V1 Cooper Ilitcheil Mo,, **1 94 p. - * Icome to lumbia I landing .-settlng children. Account pe~y* ,Ia Square Mall IMU L Clotworthyl ison Ochs Fostern Law tobet U. Foster is the Dean of the Law School. Foster is a member of the South Carolina, North Carolina and Kentucky Bar and is admitted to practice in the Federal Courts and the United States Court of Military Appeals. He is a member.of the South Carolina Bar Association and the American Bar Association. He participates on labor and commercial panels of the American Arbitration Association and is a member of the labor panel of - the: Federal Mediation and Conciliation Services. He-1pl1ste in "Who's Who in the. South," "Directory of American Scholars" and "International Registrar of Who's Who." At the University of South. Carolina, Foster is the founder and former President of the University credit union, former President of the University chapter, American Association of University Professors and former President of the Faculty Club. Foster has published a number of books and pamphlets, is a labor arbitrator, has served as a Special Master in bankruptcy and was Reporter for the South Carolina Legislative Committtee and Judicial Council on Uniform Commercial Code. Kane B.A. Dr. James F. Kane, Dean of the College of Business Administration at the University of South Carolina since April. 1967. received a B.S. Degree in Business Adminsitration and an M.A. Degree in Marketing from Inidana State University and a D.B.A. Degree from Washington University (St. Louis). Dr. Kane has served as Executive Secretary of the American Association of Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB). St. Louis, Missouri: Executive Secretary. Beta Gamma Sigma. St. Louis; Assistant Professor of Marketing, St. Louis University; Lecturer In Marketing. Washington Univer sity; and Teaching Fellow in Biusiness Administration, Indiana State University. The dean is a member of the Undergraduate Accreditation Committee of the AACSB, the Executive Committee of the' Southern Business Administration Association tan organization of deans of schools of business of the South), and the South Carolina Manpower Advieory Council for the Coastal Plains Regional (Comnmission. He has done research for the Ketailing itesearch Cor poratlon i New York ) and Marketing Factors Incorporated i Minneapolis), and has par ticipated in management development programs and seminar. for Monsanto Chemical Comnpany. the Purehasing Agents Association of St. Louis. the wuun. credit Asueciattn or at. Louils, the United States Corps et Keigieers iSt. Lauas' .the National Asseciatioh. or RleetIu4 Con tractors tSt. Lats. the Oraduate School of Dominess at Washtsn Elizabeth Dean of ,I Miss Ukabeth U. twbrthyis enof wOmN at theUiversityof outh Carmi. A nadve of Charieston, she is a raduate of Winthrop College drehe she majored in English and .&do.and earned the MA. degree L.M -Ati sidphy*9ia"tk a t h nih a~b~I* edis aideniaa University in the fields g"edane and peronnn ad -iitron. Doan Clotworthy's extensive ixperience in public school 0ducation includ4s teaching, oWndlng, and serving as den of girls, assistant principal and frector of guidance. rn tW3 to 197 she was state supervisor of guidance sorvicis in the South Caolina State Department of Ots University, and the College of Business Adminstration at the University of South Carolina. Dr. Kane is.also a member of the American Economic Association, the American Marketing Association, Delta Sigma Pi In ternational Professional Fraternity of Business, Beta Gamma Sigma Honorary Business Fraternity, and Omicron Delta Epsilon Honorary Society of Economics. Mitchell General Studies Dr. Nicholas P. Mitchell, dean of the College of General Studies at the University of South Carlina, has been at the Univeratly since 1956. Mitchell attended the University of Texas where he received his B.A. and M.A. degrees and then earned his Ph.D. from Duke. He has taught at Louisiana State University, Duke, the University of Richmond, Furman and George Peabody College. From 1945 to 1950 Mitchell was news director of the Blue Ridge radio network. In 1950 he became editor of 'The Greenvie News, a position he held unti 1956 when he became publisher of the 'The Florida Keys Keynoter. In 1956 Mitchell joined the University faculty' as an assistant professor of journalism and director of the extension division. In 1965 he became dean of the College of General Studies. Mitchell is a member of Phi Beta Kappa, Pi Sigma Alpha, P1 Gamma Mu, Sigma Delta Pi, the American Association of In ternational Law, the American Political Science Association, the American Society of Newspaper Editors and is listed in Who's Who in America. As dean of general studies, Dr. Mitchell is responsible for the administration of the University's field classes; the campus evening college; correspondence courses; the Universtiy's Polaris Sub marine Instructional Program; the University's radio station, WUSC-FM; the audio-visual aids division; the extension library; the South Carolina Law Enforcemnt Training School; the University's Civil Defense Training Program; the two-year terminal Associate Degree Programs in Technical Nursing, Pre-School Education, and Commernial Education and other activities at Carolina. M orrison Pharmacy Rtobert W. Morrison, deen of the School of Parmacy at the University of South Carolina, has been at USC since 1951. Bern Aug. 3, 1906, Morrisn received his 'Ph.D. and B.S. -ere from the University ad his M.S. frem the Uniersity of Afterc.ming back to Cronina as an instructor, Msrrisn hid th etnof aandtprep acting deen beferejhis ssles*sg an dean of the egheet in ISP, Morrisnn is a sambha of tq. -si that *e, University"s invitiedw dean of women, 1957. In 943 MissGtWrthy mmtary service *n uitsete Marof K r R==erve In cai aran1 e Ca*ina. At present s captain in the reserve.. Dean Clotwortby is W known among odicatars a others intarested in eddIca. her extenive travels in SoUh Carolina she has wabpd loselyas a consultant with deansf ogf con-IeM1s, as a ntnA guidance workshops am professional Scroggins Chi, the. American College of Apothecaries, the South Carolina Pharmaceutical Association, the District Pharmadeutical Association, the American Pharmaceutcal Association, The American Society of Hospital Pharmacists, the South Carolina Society of Hospital Pharmacists, the Southern Society of Hospital Pharmacists, the South Caroina Academy of Science, Blue Key, Phi Beta Kappa, Who's Who in America, Who's Who in American Education and the Rotary Cub. Ochs Arts, Scien 4ce Robert D. Ochs, head of the Department of History, is acting dean of the Colege of Arts and Scence at the University of South Carolina for the 1970-71 academic year. A native of Bloomington, Illinois, Ocha received his bachelor's degree from illinois Wesleyan University in 1936. He received a master's degree in 1937 and a -doctorate in 1939 from the University of IllinoIs. Ochs has been on the USC faculty since 1946 and head of the history department since 1960. Ochs served as an officer in the -J.S. Air Force from 1941-46. From 1939-1941 he was director of the Anti-Defamation League. At USC Ochs has also served as associate editor of the University of South Carolina Press from 1950 53. He was a visiting fellow at Meerton College, Oxford in England in 1964. He Is a member of the American Historical Association and the Suthern Historical Association. Otts-. E ducation Dr. John Otta, a native of Spartanburg with long experience In public school adinistration and university-level teacher education, is dean of the iSchool of Education at the University of South Carolina. He came to USC July 1, 1966 from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill whoe he was acting dean of the School of Education and had been a professsor nearly live years. He has also headed thEf education department at Ausens Cafhge. Dr. Otta began his career in education at Spartanbrg where he was successively a teacher and a principal of elementary~ schoots and. junior. high schools over a period of 14 years. Subsequently, he went to Charlotte, N.C. as principal et Centlal (senior i High School, and later received promotions to assistant superintendent of Charlotte schools and assistant uerintendent in edheqe et In struetion fre Mariette. -ledebr 00t He hs been -it scots 2C Vaad*r"t .... of arts 11 Unibersity,a feb"dsip; 1s Mrs. Otti b Smith of IIA'eMB, Of arts%W3 dLEgr, Who taught, ar (N.C.) C40nty ei Dr. Otts was at San ' Dr. Mafa professor 14 University of Crin' School of N atoth University in the 9. Dr. Sanderso hrom the Grant of Nurlin. Oho y and Tahrs ias University. Comingityti the U 'ZS in nursing adminitratisn wtd education since R985. Grant Hospital Scheol of~i a ena Naeptlrb assistant directer and dlreI 1 nursing at Blethany Hhupita Kansas City, assistant ** nursing at the HnryPord in Detroit, director uefpat the Miami Valley Uhesital. assistant hospital'administrate at the University of Maryland and associate dean of the University of Maryland School of Nursing. Dr. Sanderson is amember et P1 Lambda 'Theta, Sigma 'Theta Tau. the American Nurses Ameocation, the National League for Nursing and numerous other conunnalty and professional organizations. In 1955 she was selge~ted "Woman of the Year" by~ the Dayton, Ohio Busiss *nd Professional Women's Ol scog~* Journahim denof the Uuvaty of D)r. Srie NsOm.etUg the UniversIty p1*uW Tampa.wb, ~ t~ pubieations of the jowurisa A Navy vttede pnd a bachelef of Atdbwl holde the 3.J. A~ ddres tro. s Uni eksWi