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Nursing school get two administrators Staff Reports from Catholic University of America Dr. young received her doctorate in USC recently appointed two lead- urb*n services from Old Dominion, ing nurse educators to its adminis- Dr. Sowell has served as director trative faculty. of the division of research and proDr. Sue Young joined the nursing gram services of AH) Atlanta Inc. since faculty as associate dean of academ- 1992. He also spent time on the facic programs on July 1. The College ulty of the Medical College of Georalso appointed Dr. Richard Sowell as pa In 1990 he 9enred a8 a ^ chairman ofadmmistraUve and chn- fe88or usc,3 c ? ical nursing. Dr. Sowell assumed his ... position on Aug. 15. ?fllUrS,ng ? ?L "The College of Nursing is pleased Since 1992, Sowell has supported to have these outstanding nurse ed- AIDS and HIV education and research ucators join our faculty," said Dr. Maiy as the primciple investor of a $900,000 Ann Parsons, dean of the College of grant for the Centers for Disease ConNursing. "They bring to USC valu- trol and Prevention. The CDC funds able experience in nursing leadership the study of family responses to AIDS and education, and we are looking for- HTV infection. Additionally, Dr. ward to the contributions they will SoweU waa ,he ahauthor mi ject make to our college and to the nurs- ,. . aCAAAAa a ing profession in South Carolina." ^rectorofa $5^000 grant from the Prior to joining USC's faculty, Dr. Department of Health and Human Young was the assistant dean of grau- Services to study primary care for perate studies at Widener University's sons with HTV, who live in rural setschool of Nursing in Chester, Pa. Dr. tings. Young spent 1984-1992 working as Dr. Sowell received his bachelor's an associate professor and director of degree in advertising and public rethe nursing administration program lations from the University of Georat Old Dominion University's gradu- gia 1969 He later earned a bach. 8 Y^rScted research in nursing degree from Geo^ia workplace safety procedures fornure- State University and a master's dees, and her expertise has led to her 8"*in nursing admimstration from ... ^ en.. the Medical Collece of Georgia. He ueiiig puJJlisiicu liuiiieiuua uiiico. unc o - o earned her bachelor's degree in nurs- earned his doctorate in nursing sciing form the University of Alabama ence from the Medical College of Georand her master's degree in nursing gia. wusc-fmW ivm?. ALTERNATIVE 90.5 ^ / if t 11 f f t t'f-t 1111 rv Lfl Bi^l IIM Kh Hi Tech Hiking B I Shoes *30 Iq I Large Group of B I Ladies' or Men's B Sandals ^20 B | Values to $49.95 Just arrived polar fleece | If i outerwear by Columbia, |k E WoolRich, Jack Wolfskin, L Solstice. Shop while fl|, 2 selection is good. 2 BfiHMiitti^B 1 - - - T jj Compare OUR Price and quality before you buyl ^We'll match any local comp advertised price on an ide MJT B ^ item, or we'll cheerfully re HB IM|h the difference if the item m. B B B ^pl purchased from us within: mmmet y- -> days of the competitor's errorSi closeouts ai Since 1946 clearances are exclude 1611 Main St. Downtown Columbia ?copyright 1995 otficeMax, inc. we? 252-2168 n?a,?u r,9ht to limit quantities. Not responsible or typographical errors. Th< Qanwcock Thursday, Augutt 24. 1995 Trinity professor takes Staff Report* _ He has written the book, U1 The University of South Carolina's College of Lib- tural Politics of the 1930s," and eral Arts has appointed Dr. James A. Miller as its new Teaching Richard Wrighfs Nal director of the African-American Studies Program, sis of the Negro Intellectual" I Miller, who leaves his post as the director of the three publications are forthcor American Studies Program and English professor at In addition to conducting Trinity College, will replace Dr. Thomas Terrill, who teachers to study the classic P has served as interim director. els, Miller was a scholar-in-re An expert on African-American literature, Miller burg Center for Research in 1 also researches and writes about maritime history and and a fellow at W.E.B. Dubois I literature, black film and jazz. ican Research at Harvard Uni USC statistics professor I earns ASA fellowship Staff Reports accorded the Fellows honor. ^ " T The American Statistical AssociaWalter W. Piegorsch, Ph.D., Associ- founded jn Boston in 1839, is one ate Professor Statistics, University of of the countrys oldest professional asSouth Carolina, has been named a Fel- sociations. Early members include Flolow of the American Statistical Associ- rence Nightingale, Martin Van Buren, ation (ASA) in a presentation ceremo- Alexander Graham Bell, Andrew ny at the Joint Statistical Meetings now Carnegie, and Herman Hollerith. ASA, underway Aug. 13-17 in Orlando, Flori- with a membership of 19,000 members, da. is a professional association of statistiThe designation of Fellow is a sin- cians, quantitative scientists, and user gular honor and has for more than 75 of statistics. 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Boulevard and Arrowwood behindC -?I 731-1 Zoo iserve the 7TI lor printing w * 11 [ rwai* A A IS nrncfram ' UT VI 1 JJLlllX/ MLUmI. African-American Cul- A native of Providence, R.I., Miller earned his bach[ edited "Approaches to e}or>8 degree in English from Brown University and jyl^roldCru^e6 The ^octora^ degree in English from the State UniveruiHg - sity of New York at Buffalo, summer seminars for He has taught at Trinity College since 1972 and ffrican-American nov- was a visiting professor of Afro-American Studies and BlackCulture to 1994 English at Wesleyan University in tha lata 1980anstitute for Afro-Amer- M*11?1"18 married and has two children. He will asversity in 1993. sume his responsibilities Jan. 2,1996. Wilier studies student negotiation power Staff Reports -During a typical experiment in Willed "7717 77 7~7 , . . ' laboratory, subjects sit at computer A USC sociologist is studying how tenninalg to netwoA ^ people exercise power through nego- are ^gd to negotiate deals with one tiations. , another. Their objective is to negotiFunded with a $236,847 National most lucrative deals possible Science Foundation (NSF) grant, Dr. jn a three-to-five minute period, givDavid Wilier hopes his research will en parameters, provide a better understanding of how Meanwhile, Wilier and his research people use power in oiganizations like team, which includes a graduate stupolitical structures, police stations and dent in computer science and two in manufacturing plants. sociology, change the "rules" at the end The three-year NSF grant also will 0f each game and observe human beenable him to create a computer net- havior. The computer then tabulates work and software system that will the participants' responses to the varbecome the model for universities for ious "rule" changes, other universities doing research on WilleFs NSF grant project began power and negotiations. on July 1. Dr. Suresh Singh, a USC In his research, Wilier has his sub- associate professor of computer scijects play computer games that involve ence, will assist Wilier with developdeal-making and negotiations skills, ing the software. Aavery: ' 1" Three Ring j. 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