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B± NEWS August 18, 1999 UNC Board of Governors, Pres. Molly Broad Visit WCU Discuss Future Plans for University System by Seth R. Sams News Editor The UNC Board of Governors were on campus the better part of last week, along with UNC President Molly Broad, to view the WCU campus and give a "Report to the People." Broad and Benjamin Ruffin, Chairman for the Board of Governors, gave their report this past Wednesday in the rather full Coulter Recital Hall, hosting members of the state legislature, several UNC chancellors, and many residents of North Carolina who were interested in the progress of the UNC system. The report was the second in a series of forum style events planned by the Board to discuss the UNC system and it's goals. Broad discussed the University's three-fold mission of teaching, research and public service, pointing out that UNC institutions received the third largest amount of federally awarded research funds in the country last year, which were awarded based upon the merit of research reports published by variously awarded universities in the system. She also mentioned the need for funds over the next several years to continually progress towards bettering North Carolina's public universities, and to help the UNC system better fulfill their three missions. The projected amount needed over the next 10 years, according to Broad, is $6.9 billion, not surprising since the recent report of an expected 7.4 percent student enrollment increase over the next ten years, which would increase UNC enrollment from 155,000 students to over 202,000. Broad and Ruffin discussed the need for the state bond, which was introduced to legislation last semester, but failed to pass. Referring to the last bond package pushed through the North Carolina general assembly, Ruffin said that the Board was "used to one year delays," and that the Board of Governors would not give up the currently proposed bond package so easily. Following the "Report to the People," the Board of Governors held their August meeting, where a task force presented a report on what could become the first ever state financial aid program in North Carolina. "Many other states follow this practice," Broad said, citing Georgia's recently created "Hope Scholarship." The nation's leader in college marketing is seeking an energetic, entrepreneurial student for the position of campus rep. No sales involved. Place advertising on bulletin boaMs lor companies such as American Express, Microsoft and Columbia House. ♦ Fabulous earnings # Part time job ♦ Choose your own hours # 8-10 hours per week American Passage Media, Inc. Campus Rep Program Seattle, WA 800-487-2434 EXL 4444 Bardo Gets a Raise Chancellors in the UNC system received raises ranging from 2 to 4 percent this month; Chancellor John Bardo received a raise from $ 159,790 up to $ 166,182 per year. Study Abroad Q&A International Programs and Services is offering a question and answer session on the study abroad in Australia or Finland program at 4 p.m., August 30, in the Conference Room (2nd Floor) of the Bird Building. All students interested in applying or receiving information on various study abroad programs in these two countries for spring semester, 2000 must attend. Classes in these countries are taught in English and therefore have no foreign language requirements. Deadline for applications is September 15. For further information about the session, call IPS at 227-3440. Summer Commencement Chancellor Bardo conferred degrees on around 350 graduating students Friday, August 6, during the summer graduation ceremonies. Bio Professor Honored Frederick W. Harrison, retired Western Carolina University professor of biology, was honored at a recent reception commemorating the completion of his monumental 15-volume "Microscopic Anatomy of Invertebrates," and the donation of his research papers to WCU's Hunter Library. Waste Disposal Stickers The Jackson County Solid Waste Advisory Board discussed at its last meeting in July a change in the current waste disposal system. The change would require anyone using dump cites in Jackson County to buy a $ 1.25 sticker at most convenience stores for each bag of trash weighing up to 30Ibs. Disposing of separated recyclables would remain free. The discussion came after Transylvania County adopted the same plan. Selling Center Donation Wachovia Bank recently donated $50,000 towards equipment and furnishings for the upcoming Center for Professional Selling, to be built on WCU's campus as part of the workforce development facility, which is to be federally funded and carries a proposed price tag of $6 million. Addictions Counselor Jennifer Zak-Place has been named to the newly created position of addictions counselor at Western Carolina University. In addition to providing counseling, consultation, outreach and training services for students, she will coordinate the Office of Student Affairs departments and staff in responding to the use and abuse of alcohol and drugs, as well as gambling and computer addictions. Regular Library Hours Through Sept. 18: Mon-Thurs 8 a.m.-midnight Friday 8 a.m.- 9 p.m. Saturday 10 a.m.- 9 p.m. Sunday noon- midnight Hunter Library will be closed on September 5 for Labor Day, October 9th and 10th for Fall Holiday, November 27 for Thanksgiving, and from December 24,1999 until January 2,2000 for the Holiday Season. WCU Bookstore Hours Monday-Friday 8a.rn.-6p.rn. Saturday 10a.m.~2p.m. Back to School Specials: Select ash T-shirt or purple sweatshirt with University Steal 30% off Supply packet- includes spiral notebook, pad holder, ID holder, travel mug, can hugger, pen, pencil, anddecal Special price $14.95 v Regular price $23 JO y
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