FSU’s 5-YR. GROWTH
PLAN CITED
Fayetteville State wants to expand into graduate work in eight fields and make Fort Bragg’s
campus a full-fledged unit within the University of North Carolina System.
More than 30 new undergraduate programs, according to the Five Year Plan, are proposed for
full implementation by 1980. The programs would include nursing, broadcasting, journalism,
computer science, corrections, special education, recreation education, geography, environmental
education, speech pathology and audiology and several language and science programs.
Proposed graduate programs include master of science degrees in biology, math, computer
science, business administration, business education, education and counseling and guidance and a
master of arts degree in music.
The proposal to include the Ft. Bragg campus as a regular unit of the main campus was
recommended so that tuition rates on the Ft. Bragg campus could be brought into line with those
charged on the main campus.
The plan also proposes construction of a new instructional facility on Ft. Bragg. The plan cites a
similar facility constructed at Fort Hood, Texas.
The total cost of a proposed university center on the Ft. Bragg campus is estimated at $1 million.
Although the plan commits FSU to recruit more nonblack students, the plan clearly states that
the university will continue “to perform its historic mission of providing higher education services to
the black, the disadvantaged and the dispossessed.”
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fSu
DECEMBER 17, 1974
FAYETTEVILLE, N.C
VOLUME 29 NUMBER
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SHE’S A SMARTY - Fayetteville State University (N. C.) junior
Belvia Williams is what you might call “smarty pants” because
she has made all “A’s” at FSU with the exception of one semester
and is nowcompleting the first semester of her junior year. When
asked if she might make all “A’s” for the present semester,
Belvia smiled, “Maybe”.
(FSU Photo by John B. Henderson)
THOUGHT FOR THE MONTH
“THERE ARE FEW, IF ANY, JOBS IN WHICH ABILITY
ALONE IS SUFFICIENT. NEEDED ALSO ARE LOYALTY,
SINCERITY, ENTHUSIASM, AND COOPERATION.
READY FOR CHRISTMAS — Cute Fayetteville State Unuversity
(N. C.) coed Bobbie Ward gets set to mm the tree at FSU as she
g«ts IN THE HOLIDAY SPIRIT. The first semester ends at FSU
December 13 and Bobbie is alw set for Santa. (FSU Photo by
John B. Henderson)
SUPPORT THE
BROIVCO BASKETBALL
TEAM ALL THE WAY!
FSU AXlVOtWCES
DEAX^S LIST FOR
SEMESTER 1973-74
FAYETTEVILLE - The
Registrar’s Office at
Fayetteville State University
recently announced the
Dean’s List and the Honor
Roll for the second semester
1973-74 recently.
To be placed on the
Dean’s List, a student must
earn a minimum cumulative
quality-point average of 3.2 or
better while carrying an
academic load of at least
twelve credit hours and
provided they are not on
academic probation.
According to Vice
Chancellor for Academic
Affairs at FSU, Dr. William C.
Brown, students on the Honor
Roll must earn a semester
grade-point average of 3.2
while carrying a minimum of
12 semester hours of credit.
Students placed on the
Honor Roll for the 1973-74
Second Semester making an
“A” average were SENIORS:
Loretta Atkins, Fayetteville;
and Grace Bell, Williamston.
Students with a “B”
average were FRESHMEN:
Curtis Slover, Fayetteville;
and Mary Wooten, Mac
clesfield.
SOPHOMORES: Carolyn
Anderson, Nesmith, S. C.\
Oral Beathea, Fayetteville;
Dorothy Blount, Jacksonville;
Cassandra Calaway,
Fayetteville; Glenda
Collier, Spring Lake;
Reginald Davis; McBert
Higginbotham, Fayetteville;
Angela Kittrell , LaGrange;
Erma L. Laws, Clayton;
Sylvia McCallum, Rowland;
Veronica McKoy, Red
Springs; Nancy McNair,
Fayetteville; Geraldine
McNeil, Laurinburg;
Vialettice Morris, Raleigh;
Leonard Owens, Roseboro;
Hames Ray, Linden; Marria
Robinson, Fayetteville.
JUNIORS: Ruby Aycock,
Clinton; Macola Barfield,
Wilmington; Betty E. Bell,
Bunnlevel; Camellia C.
Brown, Jacksonville; Patricia
A. Fuller,
Fayetteville ; Teresa A.
Herring, Goldsboro; Doris
Judkins, Laurel Hill; Mildred
L Langston, Murfreesboro;
Albert Little, Rockingham;
Gregor A. Miles, Fayet
teville; Tommy Mitchell,
Jacksonville; Lawrence
Moore, Charlotte; Sharon L.
Moore, Troutman; Marva K.
Rivers, Meggett, S. C.;
Grenda A. Thompson,
Lewiston; Gloria E. An
derson, Roseboro; Rosa M.
Battle, Battleboro; Debra J.
Bennett, Mt. Olive; Edith K.
Bethea, Lillington; Joyce
Blue, Clarkton; Valjean
Brewington, Parkton;
Jacqueline Brock, Grifton;
Jerry Brown, Council;
William R. Brown,
Rockingham; Yvonne D.
Bullock, Winston-Salem;
Angela M. Calloway,
Jacksonville; Donnie Camp
bell, Statesville; Eddie N.
Carnegie, Fayetteville;
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