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By MARIE LEVIN
Gamecock Staff Writer
A one year $90,000 project to
achieve equality for women in
criminal justice is being conducted
by the College of Criminal Justice,
according to the project director,
Dr. T..A. Ryan, Associate Dean of
the College of Criminal Justice.
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The project is supported by a
grant of $63,770 from the U.S.
Office of Education and an additional
$26,545 from local contributions
and participating state
agencies.
The project was developed as an
attempt to cope with the problems
of discrimination based on %.ex and
sex role stereotyping in criminal
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justice agencies. It has been noted
mat most women who do enter the
corrections field are going into
positions below administrative
level.
The aim of the project is to
develop an awareness on the part
of administrators to the special
training needs of women already
employed in or anticipating emi
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IN THK twelve-month period
beginning this past Oct. 1, the
project aims to meet the need for
women's equality by producing a
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"prototype materials." The model
program is designed to establish
the scope and sequence of acl
tivities for a ten-day national
training seminar. Sets of agendas.
Salaries ssr
$65,657,887. The USC budget is now
$1,000 less per full-time student
than it was four years ago.
STATE FINDING of the
university is based on full-time
equivalent numbers (FTE). The
total number of hours taken by
students is divided by the number
of hours for full-time status 15
hours for undergraduates and nine
for undergraduates. The result is
the FTE number, one for
graduates and one for unrJrvfrtra
rln ot no io HP/W4 *-* A
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basis for funding.
Fellowship
Applications lor f978-79
fellowships are being accepted by
The Southern Regional Training
Program in Public Administration.
For information and applications
This is the last issue
of The '
The Special Programs ad in the
November 17 issue of The
Gamecock should have read as
follows: Invitations will he
available starting Nov. 1"? in room.
LOST iAN D FOUND ADS are free. Student
rates are S.10 per word. Non student rates are
S.1S per word. All ads are CASH IN
? ADVANCE. Ads may be placed with Audrey
Scurry in 3J1 B Russell House Monday. 12 3,
Tuesday. 2-4 30, Wed. 2 3, Thurs. 9 30 11:30,
2 00 5:00, Friday 2:00 4:30 or ad copy and
check may be placed in campus or city mail to
MEDIA BUSINESS OFFICE, Bo* 8SI3I. USC
tor further information call 777-7 181 ext. 9
THE DEADLINE FOR MONDAY'S PAPER
IS FRIDAY AT 4:00. THE DEADLINE FOR
THURSDAY'S PAPER IS TUESDAY AT 4 00
7? V.G /V.idqet, looks and runs orcat. for
more info 177 8604
COED SPOHTSWEAR perfect lor .ill
your casual needs SO to 70 percenl savings
SALLEY FACTORY OUTLET, factory owned
andoperated open 10 6, Mon Sat. (258 3733)
Bank cards and American Express welcome.
Take Hwy. 2)5 iouth to Salley.
Information assistants to work 10 to 15 hours
per week in new USC Visitors Center Must be
1 lull time undergraduates with knowledge ol
the campus Will recruit prospective students
Pay 2.25 per hour Applications available at
Orientation ollice. West Wing Russell House
Deadline December 7. For more information
call 777 5116
WANTED Fun loving people to sail the
Caribbean this semester break. No experience
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at Russell House University Union Travel
Center, 2nd floor of Russell House.
Room for rerst private bath and private
entrance Two miles from campus SJS 00
2S4 5806
Needed female roommate to share ?
bedroom house 3 miles from campus S7S a
montn plus utilities. Need by Jan I Call 779
8541 after 9 or 77 7 3873 8 30 6 00
Wanted M*le Roommate for 7713 Green St
for Spring semester 575 a month Leave note
in mailbox. Frederick Hodge
FEMALE roommate needed to share three
bedroom house in Shandon S85 Call ?S4 178?
Found one puppy, must give markings and
vicinity lost before returned Call S4?8
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exercises, problems anticipated
and simulation activities make up
the prototype materials.
Systematic procedures for administrators
in overcoming
limitations on opportunities for
women in criminal justice are also
part of the problems the project
will solve. Finally thirty selected
criminal justice administrators
will nnrtir'innto in I ho Inn /!?.
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national seminar.
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South Carolina taxpayers are
now providing $1,541 for the
average USC student.
"I realize the increasing
demands on higher education in
the state," Morris said, and he also
realizes the decreasing amount of
funds in real dollars. "The problem
is just the availability of funds," he
said.
What the legislature will do with
the budget is still questionable, but
Morris predicts "b> the end of
January we'll have a feel for their
attitudes."
offered *
write to ('()lpm:in R |{:mcnno !?
Director, Southern Kcgionai
Training Program in Public Administration,
Drawer 1, University
of Alabama, 35486
Gamecock until Dec.1.
209 of the Kussell House tor I he
Annual Winter Formal to be held
on Dec. 2. The Gamecock regrets
the error.
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instructors to teach tor Spring Semester i9?8
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own design should come hy 'oom .'09 kussell
ttouse and pick up an nstrudor <tpDlicatiO:>
Deadline lor applications 'o he returned >n
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