Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page. It is also available as plain text as well as XML.

What o are b Lieutenant Colonel Capain As a woman ROTC student, you'll compete for your com mission on the same footing as the men in your class. There are 2-year, 3-year, and 4-year scholarship pro grams available. A young woman enrolled in the AFROTC Contact: Put it all tog Gamecock Staff Photo by Jim Trumpp cllege woi lemng pinn( with. Ist Lieutenant Brigadier General Colonel 2nd Lieutenant Major 4-year program is also quali fied to compete for an AFROTC college scholarship which will ance, tax-free. cover the remaining 2 or 3 A woman's years she has as a cadet. Tui- nitely in the Ai tion is covered.. .all fees paid pinning cerem ... textbook costs reimbursed highlight of he *. ..plus $100 a month allow- ence. Department of Aerospace St Flinn Hall Univ. of South Carolina Columbia , S.C. 29208 ether in Air Force I Sophpomores Karen Smoak (left) and Mollie McAlhany take a welcome rest from the hectic p r o c e s s o f registration to readjust their schedules, for hopefully the last time. rien t c J )I place is defi- o Force and our e ny will be the college experi- e ud ies (OTC. USC gets health grant USC has received a grant of more than $91,000 from the W.K. Kellogg Foundation to develop a special educational program in health care financial lmanagement. The $91,517 grant is one of four grants that has been awarded to universities throughout the nation and will be implemented through a three-part agreement with the College of Business milnistration, the W.K. Kellogg Foundation, Battle Creek, ,Mich., and the Hospital Financial Management Educational Foundation, Chicago, Ill. USC PRESIDENT William H. Patterson said that the grant "will enable the University to further meet the educational needs of health care management per sonnel as part of Carolina's efforts toward aiding the improvement of total health care delivery in the state and region." The program, entitled, "Executive Graduate Program in Health Care Financial Management," is made up of two, one-year U-nskuctional programs at the graduate level. Participants may enroll forone oc both years. Upon completion of the first-year participants will be awarded certificates issued jointly by the USC College of Business Ad ministration and the Hospital Financial IManagement Educational Foundation. After the second year and completion of a thesis the par ticipants may earn a Master of Sciences degree in Business Administration with a major in Health Care Finance. THE PROGRAM is aimed at practitioners in various health :-are financial management set ,ings and the on-campus course work will consist of three one-week ;essions and four two-day sessions f instruction The kprogra includes in truction in such reas as health :are organiza ion, health .conomics, acco, ting, finance, ;ystems developme t and analysis ind institutional -nanagement. The project will be conducted brough the Charles E. Daniel ~enter for management Education f the College of Business Ad imstration, under the direction of )r. Richard W. Furst. The first lass is scheduled to bnegin anuary, 1976. According to Furst, this program designed to benefit a wide range f practitioners including health are financial management per )nnel, administrators, planners, -ustees, certified public ac >untants and consultants. Read T he Gamecock