The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, February 25, 1980, Page Page 3, Image 3
SAC ci<
resignii
By Megan Sexton
Gairococfc Staff Writer
Assistant to the dean of student
affairs, Doug Bostick, will resign
March 21 to become assistant
director of campus activities at the
University of Maryland.
Bostick has been at USC for
almost four years, spending two of
those as a graduate student. ,
Bostick said he has "mixed
emotions" about leaving a job he
developed. In 1978 he began as
administrative assistant to the
Doug Bostick
dean of student affairs, Marsha
Duncan.
His responsibilities now cover
three areas, Duncan said. Besides
being her administrative assistant,
Bostick is the adviser for the
Student Allocations Commission
and monitors office budgets.
BOSTICK ALSO directs the
Carolina Leadership Program,
which he began two years ago. The
leadership program includes a
resource center and two non-credit
courses to teach leadership skills,
Duncan said.
The resource center in the
Russell House provides materials
on motivation and communication
for students and faculty. "Largely
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because of Doug's efforts we have
the premier resource center in the
nation," Duncan said.
"I guess you feel a little remorse
leaving any job, but it's harder
because I'm attached to the outstanding
staff at USC," Bostick
said.
"The work with SAC has been
difficult because when you work
with budgets no one is happy and
you get a lot of flak." Bostick said
he is sorry he won't be able to work
under the new bill passed in the
senate which eliminates SAC and
gives the responsibility of
allocating funds to the senate
finance committee.
4,I SIIPPORTRn thp hill inn
percent," Bosticksaid.
Duncan said the job Bostick has
done here is incredible, "and that's
why we lost him. His job was an
entry level position and we feel
fortunate we kept Doug for two
years." v
His job at Maryland will involve
coordinating a leadership
program. The job had been held
until August 1979 by a friend of
Bostick's. The University of
Maryland wasn't happy with job
applicants and notified Bostick. He
sent a resume, went for an interview
and was offered the job.
A "national search" will be
conducted to find Bostick's
replacement, Duncan said. The
office of student affairs will advertise
in the "Chronicle of Higher
Education" and accept applications
until April 21.
A search committee will be set
up and Duncan hopes a
replacement will be found early
this summer.
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"Because of the salary level and
the uniqueness of the job, they
(USC office of student affairs)
should be able to attract some
sharp people," Bostick said.
Night
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SAT. FEB. 23 ? A student's pun
from an unlocked Bates House
room. A student told police he acci
a fire extinguisher case on the se<
Bates House. An ARA food servic
found a coat hanger hanging fron
his parked car and discovered a
player and CB radio missing.
H FRI. FEB. 22 ? A staff membe
two speakers were stolen from
House Theater. A Russell House p<
door was pried off. A staff membei
stolen from a ladies' rest room
Cooper Library. Another staff mei
was taken from Wardlaw Colleg
found in a men's room with $5, a
license, a credit card and i
: missing. A third staff member's
taken from Harper College.
THURS. FEB. 21 ? A vending m
Physical Sciences Center cantee
open with an undetermined amoi
and merchandise missing. A battel
from a parked car in the Penc
parking lot. Someone took a vaci
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College. A student leaving tl
Sciences Center was robbed and sp
chemical. A wallet, $140 and a g
band were stolen from a locker
Center.
WED. FEB. 20 ? A coed sj
received calls from a man she had
station. He threatened to kill her i
to talk with him on the phone. A
stolen from a car in the Wade H?
parking lot. A student's autom
card and checkbook were taken f
dormitory room. A student backii
of a space in Russell House pai
ctrtnnpH hv a man with a nicfnl ui
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his wallet. The man fled when
threatened to back his car over hir
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stereo tape taken from a
student's briefer
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the Russell
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dentification mat missing frc
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the Bates House
achine in the
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int of money bathroom in Bat
ry was stolen showering. Thej
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jum cleaner resumed scream
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trayed with a x student. The glas
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in the P.E. Horseshoe's gre
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way into a worn,
out of Business He
took her ignit
lid she had on the head and
met at a bus his car and ran
f she refused backed out. A sU
battery was McBryde Quad <
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rom a Baker room. A man b
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king lot was chemical by a
ho demanded gasoline. A tele1
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19 ? A student in Preston
; to see someone leaving his
yered five dollars and a watch *1
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from a car in Pendleton Street
ib caps and a signal light were
car near Wheat Street. A
ase was taken from a table in
18 ? A trailer at the Medical
was the target of an attempted
ilty member's calculator was
ie Medical Science building
en Feb. 16 and Feb. 18. A staff
a a vacuum cleaner and a floor
>m a Capstone lobby closet. A
s taken from a student's car in
parking lot.
? A man entered a sixth floor
es House where two girls were
' screamed, and the man left,
to the bathroom, and the girls
ling. A male student caught the
pus police took him to the
5 Department. He was not a
?s on a canriv rnarhin#* in Pfklror
s removed. A glass pane on the
enhouse was broken from the
>lants stolen. A man forced his
an's car as she began to back
Administration parking space.
ion keys and began beating her
upper body. The man got into
into the woman's car as she I
sreo receiver was stolen from a 1
iormitory room after a student 1
cey to use the telephone. The 1
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man who jiskeH u/h*?ro fn t?of fl 'J
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