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A year-long celebration of the 25th
anniversary of the USC College of
Nursing's baccalaureate program
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The highlight of the day's events,
which open with a tour of the
Williams-Brice Nursing Building, will
be the annual Viana McCown Lecture
during a luncheon scheduled for 11:30
) a.m. in Russell House Ballroom.
Sara Fry, a 1976 masna cum laude
graduate of USC's College of Nursing,
will speak on "Accountability: The
Virtue of the Nursing Profession."
Fry has published, researched and
conducted workshops, classes and
seminars related to ethical principles in
health issues.
Her professional experience ranges
from work as a staff nurse in pediatrics
at Johns Hopkins Hospital in
Baltimore to supervisory positions in
Maryland, North Carolina, South
Carolina and at the U.S. Naval
Hospital at the Quantico Marine
Corps Base in Virginia.
Friday's activities will include brief
presentations by all former deans and
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College's eras.
An organizational meeting to launch
a Nursing Alumni Association will be
held following the luncheon,
i A system-wide nursing faculty
workshop will be held May 24-26. The
workshop will bring deans and faculty
from the four USC camDuses offerine
four-year nursing programs ? Aiken,
Coastal Carolina, Columbia and Spartanburg
? to the Columbia campus.
"SOUTH CAROLINA in the Year
2000" will be the subject of a
brainstorming session at the initial
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THE ANNUAL ROTC Awards Day
for USC's Army, Navy and Air Force
units will be held at 4 p.m. Friday on
the Horseshoe.
The first part of the program will include
the awards ceremony, honoring
those midshipmen and cadets who
have done well in academics, athletics
and service in their ROTC programs
and in the community.
Three USC faculty members will be
honored by the individual ROTC units
for their support of the ROTC programs
and service to the universitv.
The second part of the program will
be a parade of USC's combined Army,
Navy and Air Force units on the
Horseshoe.
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practice laboratory.
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body's absorption, distribution,
metabolism and excretion of drugs.
USC'S CHAPTER of the national
Honor Medical Society will initiate 15
School of Medicine students and
graduates as charter members May 7 at
the Spring Valley Country Club.
JAMES KANE, dean of USC's College
of Business Administration, has
been elected to a three-year term on the
board of directors of the American
Assembly of Collegiate Schools of
Business.
AACSB is the professional
organization and accrediting agency
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United States. The non-profit
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was executive vice president from
1964-67. He has participated on the
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He serves on the boards of the Liberty
Corp., Glassmaster, Chatteem Inc.,
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civic organizations.
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