OU Center Presents a Management Program
Fourteen supervisors and foremen from Huntington area attend the 1967 Supervisor-Foreman Development Program by the OU Center for Management Development in partnership with Marshall University. Leaders aim to teach objective achievement through others and improve human and labor relations. topics include management functions decision making and cost control. Sessions run Oct 31 to Nov 15 at the Holiday Inn with four OU business faculty leading. Participating local figures include H P Lynch of Gallipolis and Aaron Metz of Nitro Security Chemicals.
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Huntington, W. Va
Ohio University Center For Management Development
Marshall University Department of Business Administration
Paul Anton
Ohio University College of Business Administration
E. T. Hellebrandt
Paul Hersey
Department of Management
Victor Grieco
Lucian Spataro
Business Communications
Holiday Inn
Center For Management Development
Southeastern Ohio
H. P. Lynch
Gallipolis
French Colony Industries, Inc
Aaron Metz
Nitro, Security Chemicals, Inc
Elliott Lecture Planned During Ohio University Weekend
Friends and former students of Dr Rush E Eliott attend the second annual Rush Elliott Lectureship Weekend on the Athens campus from Friday through Sunday. Prof Paul J Anderson will deliver the lecture at a Saturday banquet at the Ohio University Inn. Forty three participants attend with events including an open house and football game. Clyde Singer of Glouster was taken to Shelter ing Arms Hospital after abdominal pains at The Town House.
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Rush E. Eliott
Ohio University
Rush Elliott
Athens
Paul J. Anderson
Ohio University Inn
Mount Sinai Hospital
New York
C. Frederick Kittle
Ohio
University of Chicago
Elliott
Marietta St
Bowling Green
Blaine Goldsberry
Ruth Mathewson
Edward A. Sprague
Fire Department
Union St
Clyde Singer
Glouster
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Two OU Administrators Receive Title Changes
Ohio University President Vernon R. Alden announced title changes for two senior administrators to reflect their current duties. Dr. Thomas S. Smith becomes provost, while Dr. James J. Whalen is named vice president for administrative affairs. Smith remains chief academic officer and oversees libraries, media, ROTC, and learning resources, with Whalen handling student affairs and dormitory operations plus business and nonacademic personnel duties.
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Ohio University
Vernon R. Alden
Alden
Thomas S. Smith
James J. Whalen
Dr. Smith
University College
Graduate College
Honors College
Reserve Officers Training Corps
Learning Resources Center
Office of Institutional Research
Whalen
Addi
Fall Debate Workshop Continues Saturday At Ohio University
Twenty students from Starr Washington Union Furnace and Nelsonville York High Schools will join the second session of a three part Ohio University fall debate workshop in the Rat Room. Dr Nico Versluys will discuss the 1967 68 high school topic and staff include Prof Ted Foster and Dr Charles Carlson. The event runs coffee at 9 a m 9 30 a m lunch 12 30 p m and case construction at 1 30 p m with sessions wrapping December 2. Albany fire crews battled a corn field blaze caused by tractor exhaust on Route 50. The Ohio State Liquor Store on Stimson Ave will close Saturday for Veterans Day.
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Starr- Washington High School
Union Furnace
Nelsonville-York High School
Ohio University
University Speech
Nico Versluys
University Sociology Department
Congress
Baker Center
Ted Foster
Charles Carlson
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OU Center
Pibe
Breams
W. Union St
Columbus Road
Athens, Ohio
N. Engene Brundige
Raymond Shepard
Athens County
Paul Anderson
Administrative Affairs
Tional
James Henderson
Dr. Whalen
Martin L. Hecht
Robert L. Savage
John F. Milar
Laverenc
Albany Field Fire
Albany
Albany Volunteer Fire Department
Harry Haning
Haning
Ohio State Liquor
Stimson Ave
Ailie
Channel
Athens Community TV
SAT
SUN
Col. Harland Sanders
Col. Sanders
Take Home Store
Columbus Rd
Noblecraft
Rayon
Orlon
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