Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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S a1?B V^jK^I ' I HV -vTMm?\,* 'JtwRttHR^Ht: Jk^HBH HML , 'f05^ Counsels students Ed Ewing, an academic adviser, x not chosen a major. This year, for is offering trained advisers for stu their major. # ml A 1 Ad By KATIII jgffl HH Gamecock Bon a major time this 5 academic ? to enable portunities already de< Ewing. merly call vising Offi academic decided st includes a available a the course with each i K " $?**&< provides a< who will re ? SSfe another sc ^ who come -A enrolled in Mark Alexander?THE GAMECOCK Student in starting ea "Undeck vorks with a student who has computer the first time, the university and those idents who have not selected one of the n June are M ^ w 1 mM-fcM ^ jj m I Bjj| J. I I i ] *7 I 1 i ?j - h H j|11!J j| Jj i' ?'' ^ 1 1 ^ I yall_B_a__aBlla_a__^_l visers no\ ' undecide ,EEN McINTYRE structions r< Staff Writer visit the cenl nfA^APfiAMol ? o"f kf/in " VMVOOIUUUI ctUVIdCI'M U s who have not decided academic [ is available for the first health area emester, according to provides a idvisor Ed Ewing. student pis son for this program is program o undecided students to Carolina but same advisement op- another insti as those who have Health Cai nded on a major," said T. Davis is establishing /isement Centpr for- in ed the Freshmen Ad- veterinary c< ice, offers specialized "Students 1 advisement for un- career in mi udents. The program veterinary i review of the majors tually requi t USC and an outline of school which requirements involved careers," E\* roaior. these student HON to advisement for containing students, the center semesterly b dvisement for students whom they s ceive their degree from "THESE I hool and for students with the stu< back to school to take test scores ourses but are not schools of m a four year program, veterinary ] 11.. - * net i? presently con- siuaeni appi /isement for the spring Another ii the Advis< nnnn tUI. 1 - - - _? ' pu&e ui uus LMiiv sian cooperation : students to participate Developmeni Computer Assisted valuable c n. Due to the large formation. 1 undecided students, we an organiz lore time to give each logically lin dividual attention by and career c rly," Ewing said. "The progi ed students who were your time an registered last spring your sched students who attended "Besides ad ew student programs in the career c now being sent in- unique exerc - - ? ? v available td students jquesting that they IN THIS EXERCISE, the er," Ewing said. student is asked to choose words cr "? 1 * * * ov. uucj nui oner uesi aescriDing his personality. >rograms in many Then the student finds the envelope s, the center also with the words he used written on dvisement to any the outside and the careers he nning to begin a would be interested inside. [ health study at "This career decision-making will graduate from format is to aid students in making tution. a choice, it is not made to push eers Adviser Melvin students intn a na^ipnior ?? u pui uvuiai HCIU, currently involved in Ewing said. contact with students 1 o 1 1 a medical, dental, or Med ^CllOOl vho are considering a 11 ? 1_ ^dicine, dentistry, or ?|ClClS 1111*0? nedicine will evenre admission to a fci^llltf-v i specializes in such I" ing said. "For each of s a file will bestarted usc of Medicine has evaluations, on a ma(je three new faculty apas.s, by faculty under poinunents. O'Neill Barrett, Jr. has been EVALUATIONS along named professor of medicine and ients transcripts and vice chairman of the Department will be sent to the 0f internal Medicine, Beverly Anne edicine, dentistry, or weeks, assistant professor in the nedicine which the medical microbiology program ies to, Ewing added. and Matthew B. Wolf, associate nportant function of Drofessor of PhvcinUrtv Z. A ^ va ailU :iIiei!u h.em^' in pharmacology. with the Career Barrett, an M.D. from the Center, is to provide Louisiana State University School ireer planning in- 0f Medicine, has special interests he program includes blood diseases and cancer, ed view that will Weeks, a Ph.D. graduate in c appropriate major mjCrobiology from N.C. State ptions. University, has conducted am takes six hour^ of research work examinig the efca,1? worked into 0f nutrition on the growth of ule, Ewmg said. tumors. /ising and guidance, Wolf, who earned the Ph.D. in ;nter also provides a physiology from the University of ise for the students. ^ California at Los Angeles, also holds bachelor's and master's ! j degrees from UCLA in engineering EBB! and has worked on missile design W BSSM S5SS DISASTER1 ;7 -. y v A ' JfgL m ^|rs7 "j -PjmiI Lamat Diann* Hull " t.ov?r? lwm< *r? P*M<ay ?X Th? MU?C 04 ILTOH JOHN T*W? T?MfTATK>N5 Jft WALKIM A AM ??*r* I Icurtuip -y ft o y^Nn.-r^a / a*y lumici BfrMffMi unrrrmnl j gaamM 0 MHHBI^H^^ i - ^ r