Presbyterians College selects 17 for 2012 Summer Fellow research
Aiken student Jarrett Evan Maffett and 16 peers join PC scholars in a 2012 Summer Fellowship. Traver researches The Effects of Toxoplasma on Driving Performance.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 2012
Page
2
Aiken student Jarrett Evan Maffett and 16 peers join PC scholars in a 2012 Summer Fellowship. Traver researches The Effects of Toxoplasma on Driving Performance.
Parents voice opinions on the Mead Hall proposal as the merger with Aiken Prep advances for the 2012 13 term. Kitty Gordon will stay as head of school and stakeholders weigh benefits and challenges while preserving traditions of both institutions.
Construction finished this week on a 72000 square foot technical support building for MOX at the Savannah River Site. The two story facility houses security operations and maintenance staff and features an energy efficient roof and solar panels. The building aims for LEED gold certification and MOX plans to become operational in 2016. Anna Dolianitis reports for the Aiken Standard.
The Cumbee Center calls for 1000 men to join the 1000 Voices Campaign and pledge advocacy and financial support to end domestic violence. Barbara Sanders notes media headlines spur change as the effort runs through Oct 31 with kickoff on Thursday. Registration Thursday at 135 Lancaster St and offices in Edgefield and Barnwell. contact 649-0480.
Edgefield hosts Turkey Palooza at the National Wild Turkey Federation campus south of Edgefield on June 30 starting at 4 p.m. The event features a fireworks display, multiple bands, food, games, fishing, prize raffles, and a silent auction with activities for adults and youth. For details call 803 637 7682.
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