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ShaRhonda McCauley o f Portland receives her Coca-Cola First Generation Scholarship from (left to
right) professional basketball player Brian Grant, Bob Slack, general manager of the Coca-Cola Bottling
Company o f Oregon and Donald R. Greene, president of The Coca-Cola Foundation. ShaRhonda now
attending Warner Pacific College.
F re s h m a n at n in e c o lle g e s
ac ro ss the sta te are c e le b ra tin g
an u n p re c e d e n te d e v e n t in th e ir
fam ily h istory. T h ey are now the
first m e m b e r o f th e ir fam ily to go
on to co lle g e w ith th e h elp o f a
new four-year, $ 180,000 initiative
created by T he C o ca -C o la F ou n
d a tion and the O re g o n In d e p e n
d ent C ollege F o u n d atio n (O IC F).
T he C oca -C o la F irst G e n e ra
tio n S c h o la rsh ip P ro g ra m e x
p an d ed to O re g o n to d a y at the
sp ecial e v en t at the R o se G arden,
w here the stu d e n ts re c e iv e d a
$ 5,000 sc h o la rsh ip an d co lle g e
o ffic ia ls k ic k e d o f f the new sc h o l
a rsh ip o n th e ir c a m p u se s. T he
sc h o la rsh ip is now av a ila b le at
G eo rg e F ox U n iv ersity , L ew is &
C lark C o lle g e , L in field C o lleg e,
M arylhurst U niversity, Pacific U ni
v e rsity , R eed C o lleg e , U n iv ersity
o f P o rtla n d , W arn er P acific C o l
lege an d W illa m ette U n iv ersity .
“ W e ho p e th is sch o larsh ip p ro
gram o ffe rs y o u n g p eo p le m o tiv a
tio n an d en c o u rag em en t to pu rsu e
th e ir d rea m o f a co lleg e d e g re e ,”
sa id D o n ald R. G reen e, p resid e n t
o f T he C o ca -C o la F o u n dation
“ W e sh a re O IC F ’s goal o f m aking
co lleg e a v a ila b le to as m a n y s tu
d en ts as p o ssib le .”
O IC F cre ate s p artn e rsh ip s and
raises funds fo r sc h o la rsh ip aid
an d acad em ic p ro g ram d e v e lo p
m ent on b e h a lf o f n in e in d e p e n
d en t co lleg e s an d u n iv e rsitie s
ac ro ss the state. O IC F th riv e s on
th e co n trib u tio n s o f m o re th an
350 b u sin e sse s an d o rg a n iz a
tio n s.
T h e C o ca -C o la F o u n d a tio n ,
th e p h ila n th ro p ic arm o f T h e
C o ca -C o la C o m p an y , w ill c o n
trib u te $ 100 m illio n to e d u catio n
w orldw ide th ro u g h the year 2000.
What is Education, What Is
Technology? IV
B> P rof . M c K inley B urt
As w e w ind up this series on ques
tions that w e su g g ested m ay be
“m oot” ; my current interface w ith a
limited, but vitally im portant group o f
parents, teachers and students is in
no m anner suspended.
W e concluded our observations
with the added query, “ is the entire
next century to be like this? That is
would it be a world busy at defining
itselfaccordingtoH um ptyD um pty’s
arrogant pronouncem ent; “Things
are w hat I say they are.”
A nd those “ soccer m om s” w ho
have becom e energetic “Technology
m om s” have m ade it quite clear to me
that they have som e im m ediate and
com pelling technology’ needs o f
their own. Like specific inform ation
and resources for building and sup
porting their novel, but significant,
infrastructure w hich requires sites,
transforation, m aterials, equipm ent,
and people (got to get those role
m odels to our kids).
Did w e leave out money? T ve made
a dozen citation o f the “G uide To
O regon Foundations: Sixth edition,”
1995. Published by U nited W ay o f
the C olum bia W illam ette, Inform a
tion & Referral, 619 S outhw est 11 th
Avenue, Suite 300, Portland O regon
97205-2646 (503) 226-9360. Price is
$30.00, postpaid but call first for any
changes.
Like thousands o f others, I have
found this m ost useful publication to
be a great aid in seeking m onies for
w orthw hile projects. “The G uide to
O regon Foundation grant-m aking in
Oregon. The m ost obvious aspect o f
this goal focuses on helping the grant
seeker. W e hope to dem ystify the
grant-making process and make grant
research easier and m ore effective.”
A nd this book does an excellent
job, indeed. Just a review o f the nine-
page ‘introduction’ will focus you on
the structural and adm inistrative for
m at o f your organization - contem
plated, in process, or around for a
while. Your intentions are something
else entirely, but here are the guides
that force you to exam ine the nuts
and bolts o f your delivery system.
Like I say, you will find yourself
firm ly focused, and soon realizing
w hat a useful form at this is w hether
you are seeking a grant or ju st devel
oping your organization. O ne is led
through “ Fundraising, foundations
and their types, researching them,
w riting the proposal-form at, plan
ning, legal requirem ents, and much,
m uch more. Several parents have told
m e that an entirely new w orld has
opened before their eyes.”
In addition I have placed several
highly-m otivated people in touch
with form er PSU students o f m ine
w ho are executives w ith com panies
in the A ssociation o f O regon Indus
tries. Like a lot o f us, they also m ay
have difficulty in providing absolute
definitions o f education or technol
ogy. But, obviously, they know which
buttons to push - and have com e
through before this.
There is not m uch m ore to say in
this series except that "the villag e’ is
alw ays under siege, and vigilance is
the w atch w ord” . H ow ever, tw o o f
the technology groups say that “ if
you really w ant to get your youths
ahead o f the gam e in science get them
the follow ing books - really pen up
the mind.
“T he W orld o f M easurem ents” , H
A rthur Klein, Sim on and Schoster,
latest edition
“ U nderstanding P hysics” Isaac
Isam ov (Three volum es in one) latest
edition
A nd they say the follow ing great
m otivators are at T he Reflections
Bookstore.
“Blacks In Science: A ncient A nd
M odem ”, Edited by Ivan Van Sertima,
Transaction Books 1985
“G ifted Hands: The Ben Carson
Story.” Zondervan, 1991
And follow the continuing Saga o f
A m erica’s great black inventors in
m y ’ “ Perspectives C olum n, page 4”
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The Rose Garden has hosted 59
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