EMU Student Combines Academics With Efforts to Help Harlan County
HARROGATE Tenn Miss Nancy Ann Johnson daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Johnson of Harlan Kentucky received the Mary Mildred Sullivan Medallion at Lincoln Memorial University seventy six commencement for character and service to home and university She has served on multiple county committees taught bike classes led radio program Aunt Nancy’s Christian Story Time and earned Alpha Chi honors along with ongoing work at Shaw Memorial University and other civic roles
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EMU
Harlan County
Harrogate
Tenn
Nancy Ann Johnson
Walter Johnson
Harlan
Kentucky
Mary Mildred Sullivan
Lincoln Memorial University
Marlin
Nancy
Johnson Cote
Shiealn Memorial University
Tennessee Epsilon Chapter
Alpha Chi
Morehead State forms new environmental science minor
Morehead State University establishes a multidisciplinary environmental science minor approved by the Board of Regents. The 422 hour program unites biology, geology, politics, philosophy, mathematics and agriculture with oceanography and ecology courses. Dr. Jerry Howell notes its broad applicability and growing interest as 30 students are already enrolled.
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Mourehead
Morehead State University
MSU Board of Regents
Jerry Howell
MSU
Howell
Breathitt County
Neg Cochran
NASA Officials To Visit Union College Programs
NASA officials join Union College Graduate School for three special programs on the Barbourville campus this month. The Aerospace Workshop runs July 1 to 20 as part of the summer school, with two new programs July 23 to August 3. Notable participants include Dr. Harry Hurter, Dr. George Sands, Dr. Larry Losten, and Dr. Katsoff.
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NASA
Union College Graduate School
Barbourville
Tis
Mississippi River
Harry Hurter
George Sands
Viking Profect
Larry Losten
Katsoff
Western sophomore Deborah Evans named President's Scholar
Dr and Mrs Meredith J Evans of Cherokee have learned their daughter Deborah Ann Evans, a Western Kentucky University junior, earned a Spring semester President's Scholar honor with a perfect 4.0 academic standing.
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Meredith J. Evans
Middlesboro
Dero G. Downing
Western Kentucky University
Deborah Ann
Deobrah Ann
Western
Clifford Ray Jones Jr Graduates in Civil Engineering at Tech
Clifford Ray Jones Jr earned a bachelor of science in civil engineering from Tennessee Technological University Cookeville in June 1973. Approximately 900 degrees were awarded during the commencement with address by John W. Warner. He is a Middlesboro native, Air Force veteran, and Will join the U S Army Corps of Engineers Garr Fork Office in Kentucky.
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Tennessee Technological University
Cookeville
Tennessee Tech
American Society of Civil Engineers
John W. Warner
James Morgan Hurst
Middlesboro
Jones
U.S. Aring Corps of Engineers
Garr Fork
Wicco
Brenda
Keokee High School
Keoker
Merlin Gagle Receives Psi Chi Charter at Western Kentucky
Merlin Gagle a Middlesboro native and Western Kentucky University graduate student was initiated into Psi Chi the National Honor Society in Psychology at a luncheon with university officials. He ranks in the top 25 percent of his class and pursues an MPS in Counseling with a minor in Clinical Psychology. He will earn the MPS August 3 1973 and plans a joint EdS and PhD program.
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Psi Chi
Middlesboro
Merlin
Gagle, Jr
South 22Nd Street
Western
Gagle
Headstart Success Cited at Stoney Fork
The Stoney Fork Headstart Center started in 1972 with 20 students and delivered dental, optical, audio, and physical health services. The program included field trips, graduations on May 24, 1979, and active parent and community support with recognitions to local sponsors and volunteers.
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Stoney Fork
Stoney Fork Headstart Center
Bell County
Morehead Announces Dean's List Spring 1,875 Honorees
Morehead, Ky announced 1,875 spring Dean's List honorees including three from Bell County. Betty J. Currie of Middlesboro earned a perfect 4.1 scale A. Also on the list were Steven R. Akers of Pineville with a 3.4 and Mark A. Smith of Middlesboro with a 3.10. Eligibility requires full time MSU students to post at least a 3.0 GPA on a 4.0 scale.
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Morehead, Ky
Morehead State University
Bell County
Betty J. Currie
Middlesboro
Steven R. Akers
Pineville
Mark A. Smith
MSU
Notre Dame Grants Degree To Herbert H. Tamer
Herbert H. Tamer son of Mr and Mrs Richard H Tamer of 1905 Cumberland Ave earned a degree in Accounting from the University of Notre Dame during the 12th annual commencement on campus as part of a record 2,198 graduates.
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Notre Dame UN
Herbert H. ‘Tamer
Richard H. Tamer
Cummberland Aye
University of Notre Dame
College of Business Administration
Tamer
Notre Dame
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