ECU Gains Certification For Therapy
Greenville NC ECU gains provisional accreditation for its Occupational Therapy Program in the School of Allied Health and Social Professions. Full accreditation will come from the AMA Council on Medical Education and the American Occupational Therapy Association. It is the state’s only program and one of 41 nationwide. Richard Wells, director, noted first students arrived last September and graduates are expected in 1973. He said trained therapists are in high demand across facilities serving adults and children with physical and mental disabilities.
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Greenville
N.C
East Carolina University School of Allied Health and Social Professions
Council On Medical Education
American Medical Association
American Occupational Therapy Association
ECU
Richard Wells
Wells
Duke Plans Viennese Music Class
Duke University in Durham plans a one semester Wind Ensemble program in Vienna from January to May 1973. The project includes rehearsals, performances, and music classes along with German and other language study, an area studies course on Austria and Vienna, and a course on Viennese masterworks. Other institutions’ students may join, with private study arranged. write Dr. Paul Bryan for details.
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Durham
N.C
Duke University
Vienna
Austria
Duke
Paul Bryan
Dept. of Music
Duke U
Hampden Sydney Library Addition Aims 1974 Completion
Hampden Sydney College plans a 25008 square foot library addition to Elkeston Library, starting late fall and finishing spring 1974. The project, costing about 1 million dollars, doubles the size of the 1961 building to 200000 volumes and adds 10000 stack feet and 500 study seats. Funding includes 300000 from Christian College Challenge Fund, 50000 matching grant from Kresge Foundation, 200000 from Herman Swanson estate, and a 259000 HEW grant, with an anonymous donor matching alumni gifts.
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Eggleston
Hampden-Sydney College
Architect's
Hampden-Sydney
W. Taylors Reveley
Paul Grier
Grier
Lancaster
Longwood College
Reveley
Christian College Challenge Fund
Synod of Virginia
Kresge Foundation
Herman Oscar Swanson
Fredericksburg
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Roanoke
Franz & Chappelear
Keyes Metcalf
Harvard University
Jerrold Orne
University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill
Leather Footwear Styles For Boys Back To School
Favorite Look For Footwear Still Leather describes boys back to school shoes in rugged dashing styles using durable leathers. It covers oxfords casuals loafers slip-ons sandals boots and leather details like glovewax suede patent two toned two leathered and various closures.
Kindergarten Enrollment Reaches 441
Danville school officials report 441 kindergartners enrolled this fall, with nine schools hosting classes and Johnson School serving as the citys kindergarten center. Total K-12 enrollment projected near 9,850 as space tightens at senior high and plans advance for vocational and special education enhancements.
Sandals Popular For Year Round School Wear
Foot care guides urge year round sandal use as students return to campus. Open toed platforms drive a beauty routine centered on foot baths, stones, pedi-brushes, and careful shaping. Experts advise foot deodorant or dry antiperspirant to keep feet comfortable and fresh.
UVa Grants 800 Degrees in Summer Exercises
More than 800 undergraduate degrees were awarded at the University of Virginia on Saturday August 19 in University Hall. University president Edgar F. Shannon Jr addressed the graduates as Rev. Dennis Hamm delivered the invocation and benediction at the ceremony.
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Charlottesville
University of Virginia
Edgar F. Shannon Jr
University Hall
Dennis Hamm
Baptist Student Center
Averett College launches new night studies and programs
Averett College opens a record fall enrollment with three new programs the Averett Evening College a Law Enforcement Program and a Reading Center. The Evening College targets working adults offering weekly night courses and seven introductory offerings across advertising psychology management education and more. The Reading Center provides diagnostic tutoring and workshops for local students and will be led by a specially trained staffer. The college also plans a $1.3 million capital campaign including a new library and residence hall and expands student life with a revamped center and a strengthened religious activities program.
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Averett
Southside
Virginia
Paul
Danville Community College
Bel
Reading
R. Kirby Godsey
United States
Mary B. Blount
Mary C. Fugate
Virginia Baptist Generalied
Howard Lee
Patricia Turnipseed
Chase
Draper- Averett College
Mittee
Student Activities Association
Womens Recreational Association
SAA
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