Professors To Study Health Care In Sweden And China
Associate professors Pat Christensen and Jo Whitson of USCA Nursing will travel next month on international study missions. Christensen will study Sweden maternal child care under the International Study Abroad Program, while Whitson joins a Health Care Nursing Education Delegation to China to review underdeveloped nursing education and health delivery. Both trips are funded by local foundations and private gifts.
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Pat Christensen
Jo Whitson
University of South Carolina At Aiken Division of Nursing
Sweden
China
Ms. Christensen
Swedish Nurses’ Association
USCA
Christensen
Hospital Auxiliary
Aiken County
Usda Division of Nursing
People’s Republic of China
People-to-People Foundation
Ms. Whitson
Aiken
Hospital Auxiliary of
Partnership Foundation
University of South Carolina
Columbia
Hopeland Gardens Summer Concert Opens Sunday
The Hopeland Gardens 1981 summer concert series begins Sunday at 4 p.m. at the Performing Arts Center Hopeland Gardens. The Augusta College Chamber Choir performs madrigals motets opera solos duets and trios plus contemporary German songs spirituals and southern folk tunes. During intermission the Aiken AAUW will honor outstanding young music students and announce the USC scholarship recipient introduced by USCA Chancellor William Casper. If rain occurs the concert moves to Room 107 Administration building USC Aiken. No admission charge.
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Hopeland Gardens
Performing Arts Center
Augusta College Chamber Choir
Aiken
American Association of University Women
USC
USCA
William Casper
USC Aiken
Sorority Celebrates Golden Anniversary and Local Chapters
Beta Sigma Phi national sorority founded in 1931 by Walter W. Ross marks 50 years with 250000 members and 12000 chapters. In Aiken area 61 members honor Girl of the Year from each chapter at Founders Day banquet while highlighting volunteer work and sisterhood values.
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Beta Sigma Phi
Kansas
Walter W. Ross
Aiken
Linda Williams
New Ellenton
Cancer Society
Salvation Army
Becky Meek
My Favorite Child Is The One Who Needs Me Most
A syndicated columnist reflects on the idea that every mother has a favorite child defined by who needs her most at any moment. The piece traces various vivid scenarios from health crises to missteps, arguing love centers on the child most in need now and the mother’s constant presence.
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