The Compass May, 2000 7 Campus Stuff Students in the Honors Society at their debate. Curry (Continued from Page 1) the ASME board and the group's members. He hopes to bridge this gap by revamping ASME's web site by making it much more inter active and a place where members can share ideas. Another goal is to develop a stronger relationship with stud ents hoping to become journalists. In the late 1970's and early 1980's, Curry served as founding director of high school journalism work shops in St. Louis, Washington, DC, ana New York. "I'd like to see us do more with both high school and college students, " Curry says. Curry has mentored hundreds of students throughout his career, including; Ann Scales, White House correspondent for the Boston Globe; Andre Jackson, business editor of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch; Eric Clark, manag ing editor of the St. Louis American; Mark Russell, assistant managing editor of the Cleveland Plain Dealer; Russ Mitchell, reporter / anchor CBS News; Bennie Currie, a reporter for the Associated Press in Chicago; Celeste Garrett, and editor for the Chicago Tribune; and Betsy Peoples an associate editor at Emerge magazine. Before taking over as editor of Emerge, Curry served as New York bureau chief and a Washington correspondent for the Chicago Tribune. He started his career as a reporter for Sports Illustrated and spent 11 years as a reporter for the St. Louis Post- Dispatch. He is the author of "Jake Gaither: America's Most Famous Black Coach" and editor of "The Affirmative Action Debate." Prior to his election as president, Curry held the office of vice presi dent for the organization. Photos courtesy of Dr. Velma Blackmon Elizabeth City State University is ... Accounting Preparing leaders for Art the next millennium! Biology i ? _ f jf I Photo courtesy of Dr. Velma Blackmon Many of the University’s students visited the Technology Expo. Accounting Art Biology Business Administration Business Education Chemistry Comprehensive Business Ed. Computer/Inform. Science Criminal Justice Elementary Education English Geology History Industrial Technology Mathematics Music Music Industry Studies Physics Physical Education/Health Political Science Psychology Social Work Curriculum Sociology Special Education (K-12) Technology Education ... and Many More Concentrations and Minors LetECSU prepare you For more information; please contact The Office of Admissions & Recruitment Elizabeth City State University I Elizabeth City, North Carolina 27909 ToU Freel-800-347-ECSU Tel. (252) 335-3305 http: / / www.ecsu.edu Elizabeth City State University Is a constituent Instituton of The University of North Carolina and is committed to equality of educational opportunity and does not discriminate against students or employees based on race, color, national origin, religion, gender, age or disability.

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