University student wins Truman scholarship
University student Carol Benedick has
been selected as Oregon's recipient of the
1984 Harry Truman Scholarship. Benedick,
a junior in international studies, was one
of only 105 students chosen this year.
"It's a very high honor — very similar to
the Rhodes," says Clarence Thurber,
director of the international studies
department. In order to be eligible for this
scholarship students must be no more
than halfway through their sophomore
year when applying and must be entering
their junior year at the time of the award's
receival, Thurber says.
The awards, which offer up to $5,000 per
year for the last two years of college and
two years of graduate study, are granted to
highly motivated students who are pursu
ing careers in public service at the federal,
state or local level.
The scholarships will be presented to
the recipients by the late president's
daughter, Margaret Truman Daniel, during
a ceremony Sunday in Independence,
Missouri, where Truman lived and is now
buried.
According to Benedick, the scholarship
will pay her entire tuition, books, and
basic living expenses.
“What this means is that I can concen
trate more on school work rather than
making money,” she says. "I will also have
more time for public service work, which
is what the scholarship is intended for.”
Benedick, who has a 3.9 GPA, is only in
her second year of college, but is already
close to senior status. She will be cam
paigning for OSPIRG's state chair later this
month.
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“AMERICAN UTILITARIAN ARCHITECTURE” is the ti
tle of a lecture to be given by Grant Hildebrand at 7:30
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sponsoring a Parent/Daughter workshop tonight from
7:30 to 9 p.m at Hamlin Middle School, 326 Centennial
in Springfield.
HOW TO GET YOUR CHILDREN TO LEAVE HOME is
the title of a panel discussion on parents and their rela
tionships with grown children in the '80s. Dr. Suzanne
Schumann and Dr. Susan Norris will lead the discussion
on Thursday, May 17, from 11:30 a m. to 1 p.m. in the
Baord Room of the Administration Building at LCC. For
more information on this women's program brown bag
presentation call 747-4501, x2353.
“FOCUS YOUR EDUCATION” is the title ol two
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“WORKING IN BUSINESS WITHOUT A BUSINESS
MAJOR: IS IT POSSIBLE?” is the title of a workshop
scheduled for Wednesday, May 9 at 3:30 p.m. in 110 and
111 EMU Everyone is welcome to come and bring their
questions. Topics will include: non-business courses
that develop business skills; minor programs; and how
to obtain practical experience.
INTERVIEWS
LIBERAL ARTS STUDENTS: Sign up now for Summer
Internships with tuition reimbursement in the areas of
Personnel, Public Relations, Research, and Parks and
Recreation, in 244 Hendricks.
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May 14 Moore Business Forms, Inc. (For Sales
Representative)
May 14 Pacific Business Systems (Pacific
PhotocopyXFor Sales Representative)
May 15 Chef Francisco (For Cycle Count Analyst)
May 15 Golden Gate University, Graduate School (For
Graduate School)
May 16 Long View Public Schools (For Elementary
Teachers; For Middle School, Secondary, Middle School
Counselor, Psychologists (K-12)
May 16 Olympia Public Schools Personnel Co-Op —
Group Meeting only: 3-4 p.m , 108-109 EMU
May 16 Standard Insurance Company (For Sales
Representative)
May 17 Aetna Life & Causalty (For Prime Agent Pro
gram) Group Meeting: May 16, 7-8 p.m. 108 EMU.
May 17 Lincoln County School District (For all areas
of Special Education)
May 17 Pietro's (For Management Trainee)
May 17 Price Waterhouse & Company (For Winter Ac
counting Internship) Completed company applications
required)
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viewing with the following recruiters:
May 9 Port Angeles public Schools (For teachers:
Elem/Reading Specialist/Special Educ/English/Foreign
Language/Sci-Physics/Sci
CS/Math/Librarian/Vocational-Both Carpentry and Auto
Mechanics)
May 9 VR Business Brokers — Group Meeting only: 7
p.m., 110-111 EMU (For selling business)
May 10 Hillsboro Union High School District 3JT (For
teachers: JH and SH Soc Studies/JH and SH
Math/CS/SH Eng/JH and SH Handicapped Learner/JH
Typing
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BANKING are encouraged to apply for an observational
internship this summer at First Interstate Bank Credit is
available. Cover letter and resume due in 244 Hendricks
by noon Tuesday, May 15
SUMMER INTERNSHIPS with tuition reimbursement
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Personnel, Public Relations, Parks and Recreation,
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“EFFECTIVE APPROACHES TO HEALTH CARE AND
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sponsored by the Pacific Northwest Personnel Manage
ment Association. The seminar will be held May 8 at the
Valley River Inn. Registration materials are available in
209 Gilbert.
PRE-MEDS: Application Workshops scheduled in 341
Gilbert Monday and Tuesday May 7 & 8 at 6 p.m. Be
there.
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South Eugene High School. Invite your host families
along too. For further information, please refer to the
SSA newsletter or contact any SSA committee
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musicians, mimes, dancers, and other artists are being
sought for their abilities in the arts. The festival is main
ly for children, but adults will also be present. In
terested? Call Dan Crunican at 343-7384 between 4 and 5
p.m.
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821983 VW SCIROCCO for sale under
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ONE AIRLINE TICKET: Eugene to NYC.
one way. Usable June 2-9. $250
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