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USC professor fills
administrative post
From Staff Reports
Johnnie McFadden, for- m
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USC College of Education, II
has been named to the newly ^?*5
created position of system \ yj
vice president for in- W1'
tercultural affairs and
professional development at
the university, USC JS
President James B. iBBBr Sfclh
Holderman has announced. u .C.JJ
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The new system vicc
president position was directly responsible to
created to strengthen both Holderman.
the coordination of in- Among the departments
ternational student and under . McFadden's
faculty exchange programs jurisdiction are the Inwith
other institutions and ternational Students Serthe
development and vices Office and Minority
maintenance of the similar Affairs.
agreements between USC Along with his adand
other colleges, ministrative duties, Mcuniversities
and special Fadden also will maintain
agencies. his faculty position as a
McFadden's expertise in tenured professor in the
dealing with foreign officials College of Education,
in exchange programs He was named an
developed during his tenure assistant to the dean in 1974,
at the College of Education. special assistant to the
As system vice president, provost in 1976, assistant
McFadden will administer dean for administration and
intercultural and in- personnel in 1976 and
ternational service areas associate dean in 1980.
and professional develop- McFadden assumed his
ment programs at the nine new system vice president
USC campuses. He will bo duties July 1.
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By Forrest Brown
Columbia City Council is expected to
university proposal to permanently cl
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Student Government President Ashley
the university proposal has a good chi
proval.
Abel said Bob Davis, former chairmar
Company and business consultant to US
B. Holderman, has been talking to th
councilmen, encouraging support for the i
"The mayor is still undecided, but at le
us," Abel said.
The Greene Street issue originally w?
June 9 City Council agenda.
The closure proposal was presented t
various university organizations, con
porters.
Graduation c
From Staff Reports
About 1,405 USC students will
receive their degrees Aug. 14 during
summer commencement in the
Carolina Coliseum.
USC President James B. Holderman
will preside over the 10 a.m.
ceremony in which about 69 doctoral,
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66 associate degrees will be awarded.
Ted Koppel, anchor of ABC News'
late-night show "Nightline," will be
the commencement speaker.
He will receive an honorary doctorate
of humane letters during the
ceremony.
He joined the ABC News staff in
1963 as a full-time general assignment
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decide today on a on the immediate area,
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ci Bull Street. presented to council at
a Dei said ne ininKs poned until June 9. bui i
*nce of getting ap- until today's agenda.
Abel offered several p
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IC President James "I also realize that City
le mayor and city going on."
university position. Abel said another pc
sast he's not against Council's wariness of
councilmen wanted to g
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several workshops to help students |
locate jobs after graduation.
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issue did not appear on an agenda
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ie bureaucratic process," Abel said.
Council has had a lot of other projects
tssible factor in the delay was City
the issue. Able said he thinks the
let feedback from people living near
ie confusion about what the city is to
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supposed to do."
for Aug. 14
6 and Friday, Aug. 27.
A workshop on job search
irganization is scheduled from 2 p.m.
o4p.m. Aug. 26.
Interviewing skills will be covered
n a workshop scheduled from 2 p.m.
o4 p.m. Aug. 27.
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USC IS providing cold lunches daily
;o about 5,000 needy Richland County
children and youths through the
Summer Feeding Program, funded by
:he U.S. Department of Agriculture.
Administering the program for the
first time, the USC Schbol of Public
Health is distributing sandwiches,
fruit , and milk at 39 locations to
children and youths up to age 18.
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