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USC has received a $197,500
grant from the Savannah River
Operations Office of the Energy
Research and Development Administration
(ERDA) for an 18month
research project that will
examine the training needs for
personnel who operate commercial
nuclear fuel recycling facilities.
"The objective of our project is
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training, if any, personnel working
in nuclear fuel reprocessing and
recycling plants will have to
have," said Dr. B. Leonard Baker,
a USC engineering professor and
leader of the project.
The study will also measure the
number of personnel that will be
needed in the industry.
Baker said the investigation will
examine whether training offered
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whether additional, special
training is needed.
And, in the event that the need
for additional training is found, the
study will recommend whether this
training should be done by
universities, government agencies,
The American Society for
Personnel Administration (ASPA)
qp win noia a meeiing ai v p.m.
Wednesday on the eighth floor of
the Business Administration
building.
The meeting is open to all
students and will include a slide
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Baker said.
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about 80 industries and universities
with nuclear education or
development programs. During
these visits the university
engineers will interview
professionals working in the
nuclear engergy field to get their
views on training needs.
Interview teams will be
traveling across the country,
visiting operations such as the
Allied Gulf Nuclear Service plant
near Barnwelll, the Exxon Nuclear
Co. in Washington state and the
Nuclear Fuel Services Company in
New York.
Reprocessing and recycling
nuclear fuel involves removal of
radio-active materials, such as
uranium and plutonium, that can
be put to further use as nuclear
fuel. At the same time, radioactive
waste materials are collected for
safe disposal.
presentation about the ASPA
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For more information about the
meeting or ASPA, contact Dr.
William Mobley at 777-6499 or Dr.
John Logan at 777-6845.
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The Evening College at USC will i
offer more than 200 classes this 1
spring.
Classes meet two times a week !
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Courses include such subjects as
art, accounting, business
management, theatre, English,
foreign languages, and journalism.
Registration will be held and
classes begin in early January.
However, prospective students
should apply before the end of
November. Dec. 1 is the deadline
for applying for admission to the
University for the spring semester.
For a list of courses and for
admission assistance, contact the
Division of Continuing Education,
Carolina Coliseum, USC,
Columbia, 29208 or call 777-2062.
The Student Government (SG)
will conduct an opinion poll today
at the Wake Forest ticket pick-up
in the Russell House Ballroom.
The poll was approved at last
Wednesday's Student Senate
meeting.
The poll will ask two questions,
Joe Hungate, of the SG athletic
committee said. The first question
will ask students where they would
preier to pick up ncKeis. ine
responses will be: Russell House,
the Coliseum or other.
The second question will ask
what ticket distribution system is
favored. Responses for this
question will be: By class rank, by
ID or by the first-come, firstserved
system currently in use.
Hungate said that the students
who attend ticket pick-ups are the
ones who care about these two
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in the senate, Hungate
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Dr. James Durig, USC's dean of
he College of Science and
Mathematics, has been selected as
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\ward for 1976.
The award, given annually by
:he Memphis Section of the
\merican Chemical Society, will
i>e presented to Durig Nov. 11 at
the University of Tennessee.
The Southern Chemist Award,
established in 1950, is given in
recognition of outstanding activity
in research, administration,
service the society, teaching and
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The Ohio State University
Faculty for Exceptional Children
is seeking academically qualified
miniority students for admission to
their graduate program beginning
fall, 1977.
The three program areas involved
in the Faculty are low incidence
handicapped, mildly
handicapped and general special
education, inese areas oner
curricula in severe and or multiply
handicapped, hearing handicapped,
visually handicapped,
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of infrared, Raman and
microwave spectroscopy.
(Spectroscopy is the study of the
relationship between matter and
radiation).
He became dean of the College of
Science and Mathematics in 1973
and has won many awards for his
research and teaching.
He is on the editorial boards of
the "Journal of Raman Spectroscopy"
and the "Journal of
Molecular Structure," and a
member of the advisory panel on
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The programs are functionally
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specifics about the degrees offered
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Children, 1945 North
High Street, Columbus, Ohio 43210,
Nov. 16. The deadline for applications
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