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Western Carolinian Volume 46 Number 12, November 6, 1980

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  • Newsbriefs Awarded Grant A Western Carolina University research project designed to study exploratory behavior in young children has been awarded a $53,000 grant by the Spencer Foundation of Chicago. Dr. Bruce B. Henderson, an associate professor of psychology in charge of the project, said the exploratory behavior of more than KM) Western North Carolina children, ages 3 to 8, will be studied during the two-year project. "We hope this research will give us a better idea of why children do or do not display exploratory behavior," he said. "Presumably, kids who explore more arc going to learn more, so we also hope we'll find ways to encourage children to explore more, "both in and out of school." Henderson said he has divided the project into three parts, fhe first part, he said, will deal with finding ways to measure such exploratory behavior as asking questions and examining novel objects. He said the second part is designed to compare the way mothers interact with children in novel situations. with the way fathers interact with children in the same situations. lhc third part, he said, will focus on specific strategies to encourage children to explore more. lhc Spencer foundation of Chicago is a private foundation that supports research in education and developmental psychology. Dorm Conference The annual conference of the South Atlantic Association of College and University Residence Halls met recently at Mississippi State University to conduct (heir second annual discussion of students needs and problems in residence halls in the region. Included in this years conference yvas a fourteen person delegation from WCU, yvhich yvas the third largest delegation at the conference, headed by student delegation leader Elbert Ott and advisor Jeff Martin. Several students in the group made presentations on various subjects. Elbert Ott. Charles Bonnell. and Bobby Deaton presented a program on communication in hall government, while Paula .lames and Allan Frady made a presentation on time management, and Tim AKvran did a program on stress management. Martin, who presented a program on sex Stereotypes: said that he yvas "proud of the group" and added thai the group was "real representative of Western...they impressed a lot of people." The conference, yvhich included schools from as far away as Texas. Florida, and Raleigh, voted the WCU delegation as the "nicest" group at the conference. Martin said thai the group came away with a strong feeling of unity and that things at WCU were "better than people think." The group is currently considering sending a delegation to the next national conference, lo be held at I'exas AlVM in May. Last year, a delegation of eight students attended (he national conference in Chapel Hill. Poe Donates $1000 N. Crawford Poe. president and chairman of the board of ihe I'oe Corporation in Greenville. S.C. has donated SI.000 to Western Carolina University to provide scholarships for academically capable students majoring in WCU's new industrial distribution program. The scholarship gilt will be awarded to one or two students during the 1981 spring semester, said Aaron K. Ball. Assistant Professor of Industrial Education and Technology in charge of coordinating the Industrial Distribution Program. I'oe serves on the board of directors of the Southern Industrial Distributors Association and is a member of WCL'P industrial advisory committee. His gift to WCU will provide the first student scholarships ever awarded to industrial distribution majors. Western's industrial distribution program, now in its second year, is designed to prepare students for engineering sales, sales management and mid-management positions with industrial distributors. An industrial distributor is a merchant wholesaler who generally buys, stores, sells, distributes and scry ices a wide variety of products for use by industry. As an industrial goods marketer, ihe distributor helps reduce hidden industry costs such as those involved in lhc purchasing, storing and handling of goods. The curriculum for the program includes courses in industrial engineering, technology and management with equal emphasis on marketing, salesmanship interpersonal relationships and accounting. h is offered bj the department ol industrial education and technology within the School of Technology and Applied Sciences. "There arc many types of industrial distributors," said program coordinator Ball. "Some are very general and some are more specific, such as distributors tor textile and woodworking industries. We're trying to give all our students a very broad technical and business background so they can go to work with almost any distributor. "Our graduates, however, are nol locked into going to work for industrial distributors. Ibex may well work for a manufacturer, helping with the distribution ol goods and scry ices to a distributor or consumer." CAMPUS REPBESENTATIVI POSTHONI Pan position promoting high quality Spring Break bt trips on campus for commission plus tree travel. Call or write for an application. Summit Travel. Inc., Parkade Plaza. ( olumbia. Mo.. 65201.(800)325 0439. Agent Call in the professionals Hay wood Transfer and Storage Co., Inc. Bekins Van Lines Moving Storing Local and long distance 450-3001 -Waynesville Hi :<i EATIN'ALL AROUND Two Big Deluxe For $2.00 Please present this coupon to the cashier when orderins. The customer must pay any sales tax on the purchase price. Offer not good in combination with any other offers. One coupon per customer, please. The offer good only at the Hardee's in Cullowhee, NC. Warded "BEST EATIN'ALL AROUND " COUPON EXPIRES NOVEMBER 12, 1980
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The Western Carolinian is Western Carolina University’s student-run newspaper. The paper was published as the Cullowhee Yodel from 1924 to 1931 before changing its name to The Western Carolin...

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