Announcements
for Monday, July 16, 2007
The FSU family would
like to extend our deepest sympathy to the family of Walter Edwards, husband of
Portia Edwards in the Office of Contracts & Grants, Business and Finance.
The wake will be held on Tuesday, July 17, from 7-9 p.m. at Crumpler’s Funeral
Home, 220 E 4th Street in Red Springs. The funeral service will be
conducted on Wednesday, July 18, at 2 p.m. at Mt. Elam Baptist Church, 921
Wilson Road near Antioch, NC. Burial will take place at the Raeford
cemetery, following the service.
Donations or memorials
may be made to Portia Edwards.
CONDOLENCES MAY BE SENT
TO:
Portia Edwards
7658 Red Springs Road
Red Springs, NC 28377
Directions to the church are as follows:
Take 401 out of Fayetteville. Follow 401 to 401 Business into Raeford.
Turn left on Highway 211. Follow 211 for 5-6 miles. Turn right on Old Wire Road.
Turn left on Wilson Road. The address is 921 Wilson Road.
Maceo Smith, assistant
professor in the Department of Performing and Fine Arts, passed away on Saturday
evening. A prior e-mail stated that she passed on Sunday morning.
More information will be forthcoming as it becomes available.
from Barbara R.
Jones, Director of Extended Learning and Summer School
The Community College coordinators have moved from the Continuing Education
Building to the modular unit that was occupied by the Criminal Justice
Department. The coordinators campus telephone numbers have not been
changed.
from Dr. Valentine
U. James, College of Humanities and Social Sciences (CHSS)
This e-mail letter is evidence of how the scholarship generated from CHSS is
influencing international development policy around the world.
Dear Sir:
My name is Ben Waugh and I’m writing to you on behalf of a project funded by the
UK Department for International Development (DFID). We have been asked to
gather evidence concerning the role of communications in development, and to
make this readily available on the Internet.
The evidence will be presented in a way that appeals to policy makers from five
different sectors identified by the project – agriculture, education, health,
governance and growth. Our primary target group is research assistants and
others involved with the background work that influences the forming of policy.
This is one of a number of projects that DFID is currently funding under their
programme on information and communication for development, and we are in
contact with a number of multi-lateral donor groups (e.g. UN and DAC), to make
sure that the web portal will be of value to the wider community of interest.
We are currently in the process of compiling the evidence and would like to
refer to a document on your site.
http://www.jsd-africa.com/Jsda/Spring2005/ArticlePDF/Arc_Corruption%20and%20Economic%20Growth.pdf
We believe that this document is valuable to the project and would like to
include it on our portal. However, we are keen to go about it in the right
way. In designing the portal, we are proposing:
- to upload documents to the independent portal site;
- to include a link to the original document URL, so that users can then explore
the host site, and as accreditation.
Thanks for your assistance; we would greatly appreciate your response and any
other comments you might have.
Ben Waugh
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