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Name- Arthur Lewis
Classification - Freshman
I think Southeastern Community College is good
for the youth of our communities. It brings in people
from all over the country. These people give us new
and fresh ideas that we can ponder.
Name- Dave Flowers
Classification - Sophomore
It makes the standards of our community higher,
besides most people had never heard of Whiteville
until the college came into existence. It provides for'
the community a chance to further their education
without going hundreds of miles away.
Name- Junella Long
Classification - Sophomore
It is helping the community by educating its yoUth
and its adults. SCC has brought the community in
contact with ideas that are new and different which
has helped to make the community a thinking one.
It has also helped the community economically;
thereby helping to raise the communities standards
of living.
Name- Iona Green
Classification - Sophomore
Southeastern is contributing great services to the
community because of one basic thing,
Southeastern is keeping the youth in the various
communities by offering toem the types of
educational services that they want.
Name-Jeff King
Classification - Sophomore
SCC extends a great opportunity to the
surrounding communities. It provides exceptional
high caliber courses at a price not overly damaging
to the budget. However the college could do so much
more than it is doing; especially in its’ association
with the surrounding schools. This instititution can
and should do much to supply the educational needs
and in shaping the outlook of the younger children of
the community. Through student teaching and
college extension courses we could somewhat
remedy the “forced slavery” which is enforced
upon most of our beginning school children. By
showing these children they have a creative mind of
their own, and that education and the learning
process can actually be fun the college would
eventually benefit to a great extent in the years to
come.
Name- Anna Troy
Classification - Sophomore
For many of us, the step from high school to
college is a step into adulthood. Each year,
Southeastern Community College helps to guide and
aid many high school students in making this step.
For the past five years this Community College h^s
helped prepare many young people for tomorrow’s’
future.
Its tuition and fees successfully meet the needs of
underprivileged students. Its unique location
benefits many students who love homelife. The
college path at Southeastern Community College
has been walked upon and thought about by many
perceptive young people.
The staff strives to help the student understand
himself, to make his transition from high school to
higher education easier, and^ help insure that once
in college he will stay in college if that is his goal,
and succeed there.
Barbara Ebron
New
Program
Added
The HRD program is new
here at SCC and under the
i direction of MDC (Manpower
Development Corporation).
Its purpose is to help the
disadvantaged people who
cannot get or keep a job. This
program is designed to help
the disadvantaged student to
get along with people and to
better understand them
selves and other persons.
They are taught how to
apply for jobs and how to be
prepared for a job interview.
These students have toured
factories and talked with
personel managers. Con
sumer education is also
taught. Barbara Ebron is the
director of the program and
her office is located in the
L.E.A.P. center temporarily.
FINAL EXAM SCHKOULE - FALL QUARTER 1971
SOUTHE/\STERN COMMUNITY COLLEGE
8.30
10:30
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1 :30
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8:30 MV/F and M-F Clas.gea
Also:
COS 1101
T-NUR 201
9:30 MWF .ind ’I-F Classes
2:30
4:30
10:30 MWF and M-F classes
8 •. 30 T,Th classes
Also:
CHM 100
COS 1102
. T-i4UR 101
12:30 and M-F classes
Also:
SOC 201-3
10:00 T,Th classes
Also:
T-BIO 201
C{IM 101
Monday.. Nov,, 22
11:30 MWF and M-F classes
Also:
COS IlOA
1:30 and M-F classes
Also:
T-ELN 205
DFT 1104
1:30 T, Th classes
Also:
ART 110-2
JOU 101
2:30 MWF and M-F classes
Also:
ART 110-1
T-ELN 201
COS 1106
3:30 MWF and M-F classes
NOTE:
1. EVENING CLASS EXAMS will be given on the last regularly scheduled class meeting prior to November 18.
2. EXAMS for FED 101, 201; PSY 101, and all classes numbered below iOO will be given during the last regular
class meeting prior to November 18.
3. Students who may be scheduled for more than two exams in one day may, if they wish, see their instructors to
make arrangements for an alternate exam time.
i. Examinations for classes that meet for more than one hour iaily (for example, 8:j0 - ii:iO MWF) are scheduled
according to the first hour (in the example, 8:30 MWF).
5. Any re-scheduling of an examination to a time other than listei on this schedule is to be approved in advance
by the appropriate dean.
6. Students who wish to know their grades early should leave a pre-stamped self-addressed post card with their Instructors.
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