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Dr. James B. Chavis, ,
Dr. Dalton Brooks
featured at
Educational Conference
The public is invited to join
Governor Jim Hunt, Con
gressmen Ike Andrews (D
Raleigh), Congress nun Mer
vyn 14. Dymslly snd
some of North Csroiina's
lending educston nt Shew
University in Rnleigh this
Snturdny at 9 a.m. when they
will meet to evaluate the .
current status of science,
mathematics, snd technical
education in North Carolina
schools.
The conference will also
serve to introduce tottie State
Mr. Donald Biel^an, newly
appointed Directoi of the
North Carolina Microelectro
nics Research Center. Biel
man, who will deliver the
luncheon keynote address,
assumed his new position this
week. Formerly of the Gene
ral Electric Corporation,
Bielman will address the role
of industry in scientific an<F
technical education.
More than twenty other
educational experts from
across the State will offer
panel presentations on the
present state of science and
mathematics in primary and
secondary schools, on the
status of student prepared
ness for university level tech
nical studies, and on the role
of private industry in educa
tion.
Among the panelists will be
Dr. Paul Taylor and Dr.
Robert Jones, Directors, re
spectively, of the Science and
Mathematics Divisions of the
State Department of Public
Instruction; Dr. Larry Blake,
President of the North Caroli
na Community College Sys
tem; Mr. Phail Wyhn, Jr.,
President of Durham Techni
cal Institute; Dr. Cleveland
Hammonds and Dr. Delma
BUnson, Superintendents, re
spectively of Durham and
Greenville City Schools; State
and local school boards will be
represented by Wake County
Commissioner Elizabeth Co
field, Dr. Dalton Brooks of
Ktiieien County and Dr.
Jaraet Cbavis of the > State
School Board; Mr. Wayne
Dillon, middle grades speci
alist for the State Department
of Public Instruction will
represent junior high schools;
university representation in
chides Dr. Larry Clark, Asso
ciate Provost of NC State
University and Dr. McLoais
Clayton, Associate Vice Pres
ident for Academic Affairs
and Research at Shaw Uni
versity; industrial re pre sen
tatives include William Bel of
IBM and Mrs. William Gary.
Sr. of the Computer Sciences
Corporation.
The conference will also
feature presentations by lea
ders of two special programs
which have drawn much at
tention in Korth Carolina. The
North Carolina School of
Science and Mathematics in
Durham will be represented
by its Director Charles Eilber
and Dr. Cecily Selby of the
school's Advisory Board. Sel
by was recently appointed co
chair of a National Science
Foundation Commission whi
ch is charged with recom
mending a national Federal
Policy toward scientific,
mathematical and technical
education. Discovery Place,
a very successful experimen
tal program in Charlotte aim
ed at extending museum
resources to the classroom
will be represented by its
Director, Dti Freda Nichol
son.
Joining Governor Hunt to
represent government will be
Congressman Ike Andrews
(D-Raleigh), a member of the
House Education and Labor
Committee, Congressman
Mervyn Dymally (D-CA) a
member of the House Science
and Technology Committee,
State Representative Lura
Tally (D-Fayetteville), Chair
of the High Edcuation Com
mittee, Representative G.
Malcolm Fulcher, Jr. (D
Atlantic Beach), House Chair
of die Education Appropria
tions Committee and Mr. Ben
Ruffin, Special Assistant to
the Governor for minority
affairs.
The conference is jointly
sponsored by Governor Hunt,
Congressman Mervyn Dym
ally, and President Stanley
Smith of Shaw University.
There is no registration fee.
Participants wishing to attend
the luncheon and keynote
address will, however, pay a
$6.00 catering fee.
J.C. Thomas honored
by American Defender
Life Insurance Co.
t
Sfcawa Ml to ri?M mw
Kauatfc E. Martla, CLU
laglaaal Vfca PmUial|J.C.
lfcoMM, EMi C. Bator,
CLU FwiMwt.
J.C. TV mas of Pembroke,
NC attended a conference of
American Defender Life In
surance Company's top pro
ducing associates in Raleigh.
NC August 15-16.
In addition to qualifying as
a member of the President's
Council, Mr. Thomas was
presented the Vsnquard
Award for outstanding service
to his clients achieving over
$1,000,000 of Hfc insurance
in force In the company
effective Dec. 1901 with in
excess of $3,000,000 in feres
effective July 30, 1982.
The Rsleigh onafetence
vu Captain Gerald L. Coffee,'
U.S. Navy. Captain Coffee,
held prisoner for aeven years
in North Vietnam, is currently
a member on tbeLStaff of the
Commander in Chief, U.S.
Pacific Fleet.
American Defender cunt in
ues to be one of the nation's
leaders in individual Hfc sal
es. The Company is mom
serving 23 states , the Dis
trict of Columbia, Puerto Rico
and the Virgin Islands, with
worldwide operations through
ont the Far Bast and Europe.
The Raleigh-based Company
is affWatod with the BSC Life
Group at Kansas City, Mis
souri with assets of *520
of S7 biMoa.
"* "WW DiTiivf to Trie not ?t w? wotivG win rrivncn
to briMN to m." AriaMto
Picture of LRDA Founders
Presented to PSU
the Lambee Regional Devel
opment Association was pre
sented Tuesday to ChanceOor
Paid Given# of PSU. The (aw
In the portrait wssa Gerald
?. ?/
Sider,Rod LocUear, Horace
Three of thoee lew wan
permit for the pnacntotloB
.
to Dr. Gtvcmo, who ia shown
ken oa left. Otheratcft to
right an Rod LocMear. who la
wttfc the federal government;
Horace Loddear, representa
tive la the state legislature;
Brace Jones, executive di
rector of the N.C. Commission
of Indian Affairs) and Dr..
James B. Chavli, vice chan
cellor for student affair* at
igDJBO^nn^jl?oto|B^M
NEW ROTC CADETS SWORN IN
LL Col. Chutes J. Cole
ma>, Jr. to shown sweufag hi
new cadets far PSU's Air
Force 80TC program. Left to
right, the itadenii are Deaala
K. Brewer, J?ha W. Archer
ID, Kobert Morgan, and Al
fred Evans. N?t pictnred are
Rkhard A. Griffin md Ttoo
thy R. Ogwalt. ^
Robeson Technical College
1982-1983
FALL CONTINUING EDUCATION SCHEDULE
LUMBERTON. N.C. TELEPHONE 738-7101
ROBESON TECHNICAL COLLEQE /?/IV *TifcX
DRAWER A lo * Cjop ? o|
LUMBERTON, N.C. 28358 / V . '
ACCREDITED BY THE SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION OF COLLEGS AND SCHOOLS PTTf*
ROBESON TECHNICAL COLLEGE IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY INSTITUTION EE I W
IK Robeson Technical College reserves the right to make changes In the schedule or cancel
olaeeee due to Insufficient enoilment.
2. Registration I* usually h^ld on the date of the first class meeting.
3. All applicants moat hava their Social Security number to registar.
4. All persona over the ago of 30 will bo admitted to classes free of reolstratlon and tuition
charges. They will be responsible for all of their supplies, mstarlals and textbooks. j
"^PULTBASICKDUcSTior"'
The Adult Bwta Education (AM) program la dedgned to aaalst addtojwho wlshto tyow ?*r baste *?iajn
sss^Bpi^
MTU 0W-10 Ot/IS-12/02 Fairmont '' Four County Cent* SMyFauft
MATh 1-12 09/13-12/02 Fairmont Fairmont Houainfl Judy Floyd
TIF 43H 09/14-12/03 Lumtmrton Mohr Plaza Judy Floyd
MATH 0H-10 09/13-12/02 Lumbarton W. Lumbarton Sch. Norman Sampaon
MAW ltt-10 09/13-12/01 Lumbarton Parkview Act. Ctr. Arthur Hall
TATh 933-10 09/14-12/02 Lumbarton Robeson Tech. Starling McNair
M-F 44 10/01-12/31 Lumbarlon Shaltarad Workshop Mary Stephana
M-f M 10/01-12/31 Lumbarton Sheltered Workshop TBA
M-F M 10/01-12/31 Lumbarton Sheltered Workshop BatJa McLean
TATh 933-10 00/14-12/02 Marton R.B. Dean School Annie Faitley
TATh 933-10 00/14-12/02 Oman Oman School Pazava Thompson
T,Th,F 1V3-4V3 00/1412/03 Parkton Green Manor Rest Homo TBA
MATh 933-10 00/1342/02 Pembroke Deep Branch School Glands Loddaar
MATh 933-10 09/13-12/02 Pembroke Union Chapel School TBA
M-F 0-4 10/01-12/31 Red Springs Shattered Workshop Thomu Ashley
MATh 933-10 Jf/1312/02 iMSprtnga? Red Springy H.Sch Leatrica Farrish
HA in IH-10 00/13-12/02 Rowland AahpdaElam.Sch. TBA
TATh 933-10 00/141242 St. Pauls Four County Center McNeiH Caldwell
MAW 1R-4H 00/1312/01 St. Pauls Evergreen Rast Home TBA
TATh 410 00/1412/02 Lumbarton Magnolia School Violet WKkins
ADULT HIGH SCHOOL
The Adult High School Program Is designed so that adulte may complete the requlrementa lor an
Adult High School Oiptome Skills to Improve verbal and written comrrAinicatlona, arithmetic, ecience.
and eoclal atudlee ere empheelzed. Students should have completed at leeat eighth grade In order to
enroll In an Adult High School CI ate. No registration fae la charged tt Working towards a high achoot
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DATA TIM DATS* LOCATION BUILD WO INSTRUCTION
MATh 4K (1/1412/02 Fairmont N.MainfeptCh. Arzanar London
MAW 410 (1/1412/01 Lumbarton Robeson Tach, M-2 TBA
TATh 410 09/1412/02 Lumbarton Robaaon'Tach, M-2 Chartene Ar natte
M-Th 0a-10p 09/01-11/30 Lumbarton RTC Looming Lab Johnson, Hunt
F Oa-lOp 00/01-11/3) Lumbarton HTCLsamingUb Johnson, Hunt
MATh 419 (0/1412/02 Lumbarton W. Lumbarton 8ch. Jamas Hunt
TATh 419 (0/1412/02 Lumbarton Magnde School Peggy Charts
TATh 419 (0/1412/02 Maxton R.B. Dean School Annie Hicks
MATh 410 (0/1412/02 Orrum Mt.EHmChurch Stephen Stone
MAW 410 09/1412/01 Parklon Parkton H. School Bessie Landis
MATh 410 09/1412/02 Pambroka Deap Branch School TknmisHunt
TATh 410 00/1412/02 Pambroka Pambroka Jr. High Agnss Charts
MATh 410 00/1412/02 Pembroke Union Chapel Sch. Doris Jones
TATh 410 00/1412/02 Pembroke Union Elam. School PtuiedeDeeee
MAT 410 00/1411/30 Proopect Prospect School HokyLoddear
MATh 410 00/1412/02 Rod Springs Red Springs H. Sch. Harvey Spivey
MATh 410 00/1412/02 Rowland Rowland MMdto Sch. Betty CdWis
MATh 410 00/1412/02 Shannon Shannon Fire Dept Marvin Cot
TATh 419 00/1412/02 St. Pauls Four County Cantar DartanaEMkn .
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