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Next Step For St. Aii^istine’s TOursday, February 26,1981 - THE CHARLOTTE POST - Page 5B Thriving in an atmosphere of innovative learning, dedicated fa culty, modern equipment, compre hensive academic programs, and an attractive physical plant, all contribute to the makings of St. Augustine’s College. St. Augustine’s, located in Raleigh, Nprth Carolina, is a pre- dominantiy black co-educational Episcopal church-related college, founded in 1867. Since its inception, St. August ine’s has made many positive strides toward achieving academic excelience. Over 60 percent of the faculty hold doctoral degrees, qua lifying them to teach, plan, and research. Internationalism among the students is reflected in the fact that they come from twenty-eight states and eleven foreign coun tries. This base of human diversity among peoples is built upon liberal arts because of our mission, which is to prepare all of the students to city, developing their scholarly capacities and abilities, providing experiences in acquiring know ledge and fundamental skills, and contributing to research relating to the teaching-learning process-all of St. Augustine’s products can contribute in a real and positive way to the growth and general improvement of the commuiilty. We strive for excellence*\^ile im plementing this current mission and are sensitive to the interests and needs of students. Thus, liberal arts education, teacher edu cation, and career education are combined to form the tri-partite balance that appears to be func tional in our cm-ricular offerings. The belief in our declaration to educate the student is exhibited through the establishment of new programs in special services, in dividualized financial assistance, pre-medicine and pre-law, indus trial hygiene and allied health, etc. become knowledgeable agents of HvrATPA Will . change-capable and responsible will iTlOve /VI f 1 iTtVkA :±1 w M r wr\w ^ ww r¥Xl_ _ 1VT_ ./t_ /"1_ citizens who can make positive contributions to society. St. Augustine’s is far from the isolated, rural, predominantly black college of the past. It is a focal point for education in the most meaningful sense, equipping young people for any challenge, offering them a four-year head start toward any professional career. By providing for their maximum development of intellectual capa- RALEIGH - The North Carolina Association of Certified Public Accountants, located in Chapel Hill since lSl9, will move its head quarters i;o Raleigh, effective March 1. j The association, which repre sents over 4,000 CPAs in North Carolina, will oqcupy an office suite on the first floor of the building formerly housing Texas- Gulf just west of Crabtree Valley Shopping Center. Get more out of coll^ie th^tn just a degree. The Individual Active Duty Program can help you get more out of college than just a degree. You can be a member of the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve while you earn a college degree ~ and good money at the same time. If you’re qualified, you can sign while a senior in high school. That summer after graduation, you can go through recruit training. In the fall, as a college student, you attend Reserve drills one weekend a month at starting pay of $75 per weekend drill. Each summer, you attend Reserve training for two weeks. And after graduation from college, you have completed your active Reserve training commitment. For more details about the Reserve program call today! 371-6401 ^ Better yet, go straight to your local Marine Corps recruiter! Suite 103, Executive Building 623 East Trade Street Charlotte, North Carolina 28202 ■ Academic excellence is our con tinued commitment. We shall per petuate what we consider positive- oriented values that are enunci ated clearly and accepted as ne cessary beliefs that arc important in an open sooiccy such as ours. Kiitering the campus through the gates to the beautiful grounds in spires us to continue our endeav ors, move forward with confidence and increase our faith in educating the students whom we exist to serve. Our quest is to become the educational leader, producing tomorrow’s successful profession als, TODAY. The next step is yours. AAerchants Who Advertise In The Charlotte Post Are Telling You They Appreciate Your Business. Patronize Them. CAREER OPPORTUNITIES POLICE OFFICER with the CHARLOTTE POLICE DEPARTMENT CAREER OPPORTUNITIES POLICEOFFICER with the CHARLOTTE POLICE DEPARTMENT Salary range will be determined by educational attain ment. A. High school education or acceptable equivalency $13,128 annually. B. A relevant AA or AS degree from an accredited college or university. $13,785 annually C. A relevant four-year Baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university. $14,474 annually Applicants must be at least 20 years of age, be a citizen of the United States, be a graduate of an accredited high school or have evidence of high school equivalency, and be of good moral character with a clean law observance background. Applicants must also possess uncorrected visual acuity of not less than 20-40 bilaterally, correctible to 202 bilaterally; and successfully complete a color deficiency test. Interest cards may be filed at the City Personnel Department, 2nd floor. City Hall Annex, between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., Monday through Thursday. An Equal Opportunity Employer M-F-H t«i> «l«l -Iv *1 ; * I > 5 ^ - r *
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