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I By MARK J. LUNDGREN
' Gamecock Staff Writer
The key to a good university is
the individual faculty member and
the enthusiasm of the faculty has a
direct bearing on quality in the
classroom, according to Provosl
Keith E. Davis.
The way to continue improving
the quality of education at the
university, is the continuec
selection of first rate faculty anc
administration members, ac
cording to Davis.
In order to stimulate faculty ir
top teaching form, growtl
development of funds is needed foi
I research, experimentation
workshops, and travel to insure
| communication with others in th<
j academic field, he said.
"PART OF the whole business of
keeping up the quality of education
is continual review and
redesigning of majors, courses,
and objectives. This is best done by
the faculty and personnel of the
individual departments," he said.
Davis said that if a faculty
member "knows and enjoys" what
he or she is teaching, the "tran
sferring of what is important" is
accomplished much more easily
At USC there are many "young
faculty members with a strong
general desire to improve, and who
want to make their mark," Davi?
said. "It's a matter of pride in what
they do, because you can't pay
people enough to do a first class
job, it must come from within."
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improved more than the quality o
the student body, but said he woul<
like to see the two rise on a paralle
basis.
Improvement of the student bodj
can be accomplished by recruiting
first rate students, said Davis, bj
informing these students of th<
quality of education at USC.
"It takes a while for an academic
reputation to spread," he said
"You don't try to drive away th<
average student, but try to attrac
the strong student."
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organized, coherent oral reports,
according to Davis.
? A college education should
I provide a theoritical background of
i a student's particular field, and
; also an understanding of "general
t concepts and skills to enhance
employment," Davis said. Davis
; advocated the practical side of a
; college education hut not tn ?ho
\ extent of "on-the-job training"
1 status, which he said should be
- reserved for actual employment.
l DAVIS CLASSIFIED USC as
i among the strong universities in
r the nation. Ten to 15 years ago,
, "The state really didn't have a
i comprehensive university with a
5 significant range of graduate
programs," he said.
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Since then, graduate programs
in librarianship, criminal justice,
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health have been added along with
a strong geology program and an
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according to Davis. Davis said
USC is the number one university
in the state now.
As the university has improved,
a need has arisen to find out if
courses have really been made
more challenging. Davis said a
way to measure whether the
courses are more challenging is
the administration of tests to
seniors which compare them
nationally with other seniors,
Davis said, but the tests are expensive.
Davis said a committee
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