Worker named
district employe
Florence Ramsey, a domestic
worker at the EMU has been
chosen as one of nine finalists for
State Employee of the Year.
Mrs. Ramsey who has worked
at the EMU for nine years, was
named State Employee of the
Year from her district of the
Oregon State Employees
Association. Saturday she will
attend a banquet in Salem where
a state winner will be chosen
from the nine district winners
Mrs. Ramsey trains the
physically handicapped and
mentally retarded young people
who work as custodians at the
union. “I love training these
kids,” she says. “The only
problem is I hate to give them
up.”
Mrs Ramsey trains one or two
young people every three
months. Several of these young
people now have other jobs in the
community.
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Aid deadline March 1
It’s time already to pick up application forms for financial aid,
according to Karl Streiff, Director of Financial Aid.
The primary deadline is March 1.
Anyone filing an application after that date will be considered for
award only on a leftover basis.
There is one form for the student to complete and the Parent’s
Confidential Statement. Both must be completed annually. Forms can
be picked up at 274 Emerald Hall.
ERIC changes name
The ERIC Clearinghouse on Educational Administration has
changed its title to the ERIC Clearinghouse on Educational
Management, according to an announcement by Philip Piele, director
of the Clearinghouse.
Located at the University since 1966, the Clearinghouse is a unit in
the Educational Resources Information Center network funded by the
National Center for Educational Communication in the U.S. Office of
Education.
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A special day for high school students to visit the University is
scheduled for Saturday, February 6.
The day is not planned as entertainment time, but for information
and instruction. High school seniors and juniors, who are concerned
with careers and education beyond high school, will be advised and
counselled in academic sessions.
Those who are interested in the practical aspects of being ad
mitted to the University and of the several kinds of housing available
to them, will learn details in a number of special interest meetings.
The special interest meetings also will involve academic advising,
student services, financial aid, Honors College, Reserve Officer
Training, and the several areas of student activities.
During the academic sessions, 30 schools, colleges, and depart
ments will give information on the numerous options in course work
and career possibilities open to students.
Census seminar
Anyone who is interested may attend a free seminar on the 1970
U.S. census information for Oregon today from 3:30 to 5 p.m. in the
Erb Memorial Union.
Robert Keith of the University’s Bureau of Governmental
Research and Service, will speak. The Bureau will be the first public
agency to process data for Oregon from the 1970 census summary
tapes.
Keith, who is in charge of the census project, will discuss the types
of data available on census tapes, the Oregon census maps, the
general-purpose computer programs already written to retrieve data,
and how the data can be used by University personnel.
The census computer tapes are the most comprehensive source of
social analysis data available, according to Keith.
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*6,535,193 granted
Grants and contracts, for research and instruction and extension,
received by the University during the first six months of the 1970-71
academic year total $6,535,193.
These grants are from public foundation and agencies and private
organizations.
Approximately half of the grants are for research, with a total of
$3,226,224 so far this year. Instruction and extension have received
grants totalling $4,308,969 for the six months ending December 31,
1970.
The U. S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare is the
largest public granting agency. A total of $2,726,866 has come to the
University from this agency, with some $1,490,977 of the total from the
Department’s Office of Education. The major portion of these funds
are for instruction and extension.
JUNIOR YEAR ABROAD?
PLAN TO ATTEND A DISCUSSION OF THE
1971 - 72 European Program
in Business Administration
MEN ONLY
January 13 & 14, Wed. & Thurs., at
3:30 p.m.
Studio D—Audio Visual Center - Libary
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