Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page. It is also available as plain text as well as XML.

' Daniel Management ( By Roni Bea Kayne USC's Daniel Management Center provides professional development and management training programs within the College of Business Administration. "We are a division of the continuing education arm of the College of Business," John Willenborg said. The first executive development program was organized in 1960 when the College of Business Administration was on Bull Street. This college lacked the facilities for proper managej| ment instruction. "Since 1973, a period of evolution and growth created an expanding Daniels Management Center," Willenborg said. THE FACILITIES have grown from the original four seminar rooms on the eighth floor of the Close Building. The center now includes a 155-seat auditorium and nine seminar rooms with the opening of the Hipp Building this year. Seminars, conferences, short courses, workshops and briefing sessions are conducted under the cneter's sponsorship. i 11cy yaiK: piugi piuviuc itui 111115 u^unumuva iw? business people who are out in the working world and need some reinforcement and updating in their education. For ex f|| i McNair will address the ai \iir~-- luncheon at I p.m. Saturday vjPp:^ Ballroom. The luncheon, wl rWBlrir^" three outstanding non-alum public. Tickets are $6 in ad Robert McNair State chairman of the un Former S.C. governor fund-raising campaign, the Si IWIniilrl Pnntiniaorl from nano 1 ? IVIUlllll , Although it may appear unrelated to his ting job a field of study, Mould said he gained his in- remembers w terest in acting and directing as a method to production, teach foreign languages. This sprin "What the STUDENTS HAVE a "motivation on Theatre, stage," he said. When the family is in the audience, the motivation is much greater to BECAUSf o.?/^ ?Un r%ort V-* o c uirittnn a ifrtl li lilt init:> anu int pan. iia.i ttiuivu ^ Mould said when his family puts up with doesn't cnjo; it, he tries to take one acting and one direc- "1 know n I I INCl UDLS Plastic Of Glass L I Single Vision Or i ' f: Does Not Include i V,? | Small Shrimp & I I Devil Crab Combination! | j Served with French Fries, Hush Puppies | ! ; I and Cole Slaw I || reg. $4.85 Special $3.49 I 2 Piece Chicken Pinner * ?11 Served with French Fries ! 1 Special $1.39 | lH our choice of pieces ! j FREE Iced Tea with meal with USC ID l i Phone ahead for quick carry out service, i I 1725 Broad River Rd Ph. 798-3032 \m 1208 Knox Abbott Dr.. Cayce Ph. 796-1654 III 3200 Two Notch Rd. Ph 786-0160 J .enter serves business I .. I .. I. n^.nirnrll ? I 1111 %1,'itjl I lll> r!ltli(1 !>! ) - III1U II IKV.V9.taiT iw it|? ??.iw . ..n- . varices technology affecting business, industry and government," Willenborg said. In order to keep up with new technology, the center plans to develop a personal computer training center. ASIDE FROM those programs offered in Columbia there will be seminars in Charlotte, Nashville and Atlanta in November. Programs are taught by the business school faculty and sponsors and professors from other universities. "Last year, 3.4 percent of all programs were led by outside faculty," Sillenborg said. "Approximately 5,500 people attending the 150 programs offered last year," Willenborg said. The center has sponsored 150 programs since June 30 and plans to offer 150-175 programs this summer. Business management has grown into a competitive system, he said. "Nearly every university does some type of management program. We also compete with consultants, private industries and accounting firms," he said. Aside from a few non-credit courses, such as the CPA review program that students attend to prepare for the CPA ior former governor as graduated from USC in 1947 with a hi) rrt McNair will be arts degree and in 1948 with a law degree >hed USC alumnus at of Bonneau, he was lieutenant governor Carolina from 1962-65, governor from 19 inual alumni awards is now associated with the Columbia Ur in the Russell House McNair, Glenn, Kondur >s, Corley, S hich also will honor Porter & Dibble. ni, is open to the vance and $7 at the He is being honored for his services to eludinc his membership on I lie USC Busi iversity's first major nership Foundation and USC President's jmmit Fund, McNair Advisory Council. He was recognize year. His last role that he ed with the productions). It's j as Cyrano de Bergerac in a local have only nice things to say. can't, it's uncomfortable," h< g, he will direct Joe Ortum's Mould, 46, said he had no Butler Saw" for Workshop down any time soon. It's not physically aging th although there are some sign? ? OF his love of the theater, he ? it takes longer to learn lim i couple of reviews, but says he / it much. "YOU FIND you've realizt - r -i /*i ? 1- * ? 1 - . - i \; So nosi 01 inern peopic nivuiv- lo oecome. i uui cAisituwc is v Woodhill Ma Uflllifi) V , 776-527 /ISION CENTERS/ 798-229 2/50 Laurel I 799-218 f% OFF THE PURCHASE C 1 j | | i | | ANY COMPLETE PAIR wm PRESCRIPTION EYEGLA! enses DOES NOT APPLY TO OTHER Jifocal PROMOTIONAL Of-EERS 3 Examination PRESENT COUPON WITH ORDER EXPIRES DEC. 31, 1983 i IIS I I MAKE-UP, ngg* il EVERYTHING / y$**r H YOU'LL ^/COc^ i | CENTER STAGE /| > community, faculty I exam, the center's programs are not designed for students. "THE STUDENTS get the necessary training from their regular classroom instruction. |igy "VW f<?H their <?Hnration is a thorough academic oreoara- MS tion for the business world," he said." Wewould like to f ind a j|?| way to provide a service for students, but we don't have the p?? facilities right now." 9a Courses range from $85 for a one day seminar to $1,2(X) for a two-week program. The money raised generates funds for B the maintenance of the self-supporting facility. B THE CENTER helps faculty learn more about its field. pf Customized programs are also designed specifically for an p| organization or state agency, he said. j|J l or the past three to four years, the center has sponsored ^ the Committee to Promote Publicly Held Corporations to :promote the welfare of businesses that make up the !|g community. "The Daniels Management Center continues to enhance the m imaop of fhp College of Business Administration. We do a IH solid, professional job and provide a high-quality service to benefit the community and faculty," Willenborg said. distinguished alumnus' ;helor of outstanding alumnus of 1980 through the Algernon A native Sydney Sullivan Award and holds an honorary docof South torate degree from US(\ >S-7I ;ind int' hnnorarv life membershins in the > firm of Circator USC Alumni Association arc three men ngletary, who didn't attend USC, but who have made significant contributions to the university. USC, in- Tickets to tlie awards luncheon may be purchasicss Part- ed in advance from the Greater USC Alumni National Association at 1731 College St. on the USC caml as the pus. For information, call 777-41 11. reat when you are a lot fewer options. It is not that 1 want But when you other options. But I just don't like them besaid. ing closed off," Mould said. plans to settle In the future, he said he would like to write more, achieve personal goals and perfect it bothers me, himself as a person. of mental age "I've been lucky. I've got what 1 wanted, s," he said. or at least it's been within my reach. And 1 worked fairly hard to get it," he said, d what you are But, he said, "I'll never have a singleformed. There minded commitment to anything." 1 ' r The GAMECOCK is the student nrwsI paper of the University of South Carolina 5 1 and is published three limes a week oa ntoiNK^wdg | Mondays. W ednesdays and Kridays dur|\. U A R ing the fall and spring semesters and , ' weekly on Wednesdays during both suinHCl. QBiMBBH] mer sessions, with the exception of university holidays and examination periods. Opinions expressed in the (iAMKCOCK are those of the editors and not ^^ those of the I'niversity of South Carolina. >t. Cw| MpHiMFT^ I'he * "^"'sity of South Carolina is an 7CaS *y***V"?" ^ equal opportunity institution. nW Third Party Provider ,. , . ,, . . I he Hoard of Student Publications and | Communications is the publisher of the (.AMKCOCK. I he student Media I)e^ purlment is the parent organization of the ) r (iAMKCOCK. : ( hange of address forms, subscription , requests and other correspondence should be sent to the (iAMKCOCK. Drawer A, u Inivoi-iiiti <?f ^imth I 'urnlinu ( nlnmhiu kAI-|% 1 111 11 MI M III >5fch S.C. 29208. Subscription rules are S15.1K) for (1> I >ear. $8.00 per full or spring semester and S.V(M1 f<ii both summer sessions. Third class postage paid at Columbia, S.C. The "(iamecock" is a licensed student organization of the I'niversit) of South JM Carolina and receives funding from stu dent activit> fees. ' -J;/;' J33|9fiBBB SSwP^^H-^': Bft^ JB ' j^J.!r^ ;^: . ;;.'H^^- :; H I ; Pw* *X| &** M : ; " STsj P^Ba I ^8??Br ^ I . Av *r , :> <1 ' ^h| | I Happy Hour 2 for 1 11 -8pm daily Tues. Night 90<t Imports (Call for other specials) 1208 Main St. Ph. 254-9532 (Across from Wade Hampton Hotel)