Announcements
for Wednesday, January 30, 2008
from Dr. Leontye Lewis, School of
Education
The School of Education has received approval from the Cumberland County Schools
to conduct research on the Early Learning program processes that are being
implemented at the Cross Creek Early College High School. Dr. Terence
Hicks, Chair/Research Professor in the Educational Leadership department is
working with a team of FSU and Cross Creek representatives to implement the
project. Dr. Hicks indicates that the primary purpose of this study will
be to evaluate the demographic, structural, organizational, and instructional
characteristics of Cumberland County Schools/Fayetteville State University early
college high school and to determine what the intermediate and long-term
outcomes are for students attending the high school. The team of
researchers will use a mixed method (quantitative/qualitative) data collection
approach; quantitative components will consist of survey and existing data, the
qualitative components will consist of interviews and focus groups.
from Angela Williams, FSU Post
Office
The United States Postal Service
will release the Charles Chesnutt stamp for sale on January 31. The stamps
are .41 cent each or a book of twenty will be $8.20. The FSU Post Office
will have plenty in stock on that day.
If you have any questions, please call Angela Williams at ext. 1225.
Arrangements for funeral and
other matters
Thursday ~ 31 January from 12 noon until 7 p.m.
Public Viewing
Paye Funeral Home Memorial Chapel
515 Murchison Road
Fayetteville, NC
Friday ~ 1 February at 10:30 a.m.
Funeral (casket closed)
St. Joseph’s Episcopal Church
Corner of Moore & Ramsey Streets
Fayetteville, NC
Friday ~ 1 February (following Funeral)
Internment
Rockfish Memorial Park
Highway 301 South of Fayetteville
Friday ~ 1 February (following Internment)
Memory Fest*
Parish House
St. Joseph’s Episcopal Church
Corner of Moore & Ramsey Streets
Fayetteville, NC
(This is an opportunity for those who wish to do so to share memories of Dr.
Quick, which will be placed in a scrapbook, if written, or videotaped if spoken.
These expressions will be given to the family and available for others to view
at a later date.)
In lieu of flowers, the family invites contributes to AAERO Memorial Awards.
AAERO is the African American Education & Research Organization, a nonprofit 510
(c)3 tax exempt public charity. Contributions may be mailed to AAERO 669
Country Club Drive, Fayetteville, NC 28301. Information about AAERO is
available on the Internet at www.AAERO.org.
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