USC Dean's List honors Aiken area students Fall 1996
The University of South Carolina named Aiken and regional students to the President's Honor Roll and Dean's List for the Fall 1996 semester. The list includes numerous Aiken residents such as Robert Foster Bradley, Gina Fulmer, Carla Merrell, Carey Ward, and others, with many more named from Aiken and nearby towns to achieve Dean's List status for their GPAs above 3.5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken
University of South Carolina
Robert Foster Bradley
Gina Glenora Fulmer
Carla Christine Merrell
Carey Marie Ward
Brian Patrick Frushour
Shannon Holley Heath
Amanda Michelle Lyle
Mitchell Nay Quinn
Stephen Todd Veldman
Jeanine Louise Wienke
Jerry Keith Hall
Graniteville
Nicholas William Gladd
North Augusta
Evan Michael Meadors
Brian Andrew Waldrop
Christopher James Rauton
Warrenville
Steven James McDonald
Erica Anne Quattlebaum
Jennifer Flaine Berry
Shannon Devon Childs
Melanie Jane Dukes
Andrew Hampton Jernigan
Mary Denny Jones
Ashley Danielle Washington
Elizabeth Howle Whitehead
Mark Ronald Berube
Karen Denise Bessette
Christopher Michael Bland
Karen Elizabeth Bradford
Eric Allen Dalton
Stone Soup Neighborhood Enhancement Project Presented at USC Aiken
The Academy for Lifelong Learning showcased the Stone Soup Neighborhood Enhancement Project on January 10 at USC Aiken. Suzanne Jackson, representing the Aiken Junior Women's Club and the Sand River Women's Club, described the 1995 initiative to unite residents, identify leaders, hold neighborhood festivals, conduct surveys, and secure external help to improve four Aiken areas. The project, already recognized with state and national awards, aims to expand to other neighborhoods and serve as a model for communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lifelong Learning Group
Academy For Lifelong Learning
Usc-Aiken
Suzanne Jackson
Aiken
Hahn Village
Smith-Hazel
Westcliff
Joe Weaver
Academy
Suzanne
County cuts infant mortality rate in Aiken County
In 1999 Aiken County recorded one of the state’s highest infant mortality rates. Now the rate has dropped by 46 percent thanks to United Way of Aiken County and local efforts led by AMBUCS members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken County
Carol McCormack
United Way of
Ambucs
American Business Clubs
Welcome Baby program aids newborns in Aiken County
Ms McCormack notes the Aiken County Mental Health Association United Way agency runs Welcome Baby visiting every newborn and mother to connect families with goods and services. United Way of Aiken County funds over 25 area agencies, with less than 10 percent for administration and about two million dollars raised this year, all staying in Aiken County. AMBUCS meets Tuesdays at 1 pm at Ryan's Steakhouse on Whiskey Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mental Health Association
Aiken County
Ms. McCormack
United Way of
United Way
Ambucs
Ryan
Whiskey Road
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USC
Michelle Lea Faulkner
Thomas Carlson Ford
Timothy Garvin Jr
Holly Marie Gillam
Anne Elizabeth Goodwin
Jason Adam Green
Michelle Leigh Green
Chad Augusta Hardt
Benjamin Michael Harm
Lisa Michelle Jacobs
Satoko Katagiri
Amy Elizabeth Larkin
Maggie Ann Meditz
Andrea Dara Meyer
Philip Michael Mobley
Thomas Matthew Monahan Jr
John Kenneth Morgan
Ashton Yates Paoletti
Summer Joe Parrish
Timothy Jon Patterson
Kaveh Edward Rashidi-Yard
Mary Leslie Rhoden
Regina Denise Riley
Geoffrey
Lawrence Ray Sisk III
Catherine Jeanette Stewart
Belvedere
Theron Bert Neese III
Laura Dawn Drinnon
Laura Beth Hardy
Williston
Gram
Clinton
Jackson
Richland Ave
First Funding , Mortgage CompAny, Inc
Mike Jefferson
Essicn
Hunter
Farr
Millbrook Ave
D * Aiken
Tappa
Baci
Kenmore
Pioneer
SEARS
Ai Blalt Olay
Bete Yi m
PN Reeriivaeyas
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