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Education
North Greenville University Announces New Physical Education Major
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Tigerville, SC - The College of Wellness & Sport Professions and the College of Education at North Greenville University (NGU) are pleased to announce the establishment of the Bachelor of Science in K-12 Physical Education degree to be implemented in the spring 2019 semester. This program will be offered as a new baccalaureate degree in the traditional delivery mode.
NGU’s Smith Recognized for Public Service
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Tigerville, SC – S.C. House of Representative and North Greenville University (NGU) adjunct professor Garry Smith recently attended the American Legislative Exchange Council’s (ALEC) State and Nation Policy Summit (SNPS) in Washington, DC. Rep. Smith was honored for his four years of service as the ALEC’s Public Sector Chairman of the Communications and Technology Task Force.
NGU To Host Annual Faith at Work Business Symposium
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Tigerville, SC – (January 7, 2019) North Greenville University (NGU) will present its annual Faith at Work Business Symposium on Friday, Feb. 8, 2019, from 1-5 p.m. in Turner Chapel on the NGU campus. This free half-day conference showcases Christ-centered entrepreneurs sharing their stories of leading their company for Christ while encouraging the hopes and dreams of young NGU business students. It is open to all students, faculty, and the Upstate business community.
Pieces of Art at Washington Center
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Throughout the school year, Mr. Riley’s class at Washington Center studies the artwork of author/illustrator Eric Carle. With each new book, each student chooses an animal and creates their own Eric Carle painting. These pieces of art are saved all year and bound together at the end of the year in a special book of inspired masterpieces.
Students Named to President's List at Bob Jones University
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The following students are among approximately 550 Bob Jones University students named to the President's List for high academic achievement during the Fall 2018 semester.
To qualify for the President's List, students must earn a 3.75 or higher grade point average for the semester.
Christmas at Washington Center
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Thanks to friends and community supporters, the holiday season was merry for the students attending Washington Center. The community and staff joined together to purchase gifts for students through the Giving Tree project. Songs by Kayle Brown, District Coordinator for Workers' Compensation, students and staff welcomed Santa, enthusiastically sponsored by Mr. Allen Madden, during the annual Santa Visit Party. Refreshments were generously provided by the Daughters of Penelope, a Washington Center tradition for over 40 years. Volunteers from Christ Church Episcopal School assisted students during the festivities. The holidays are always exciting at Washington Center!
Turning Trash into Treasuer at Washington Center
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In art class, students at Washington Center have been learning how to reduce waste through upcycling- turning trash into treasure. Under the instruction of art teacher, Amanda Wakely, students have been decoupaging on plastic toy balls to hang as ornaments. Extra ornaments will be made to sell in our new online store, Seagull Sustainability Shop, to help raise funds for the school. The site was created by Environmental Science teacher, Jamie Taber, in cooperation with Related Arts teachers. It features handmade crafts and foods grown in the school’s greenhouse, and it can be found at:
https://sites.google.com/greenvilleschools.us/seagullshop/home?authuser=0. Remember to check the store often to see what students have been doing to reduce the carbon footprint.
- Holiday Spirit at Washington Center
- BJU Students Conduct Coin Drive for GHS Children’s Hospital Patients
- Greenville County Kindergarten, 1st Grade Registration Extended to December 21, 2018
- The Honorable Mike Burns Shares How To Become A ‘VIP’ With NGU Fall Graduates
- Furman University Heller Service Corps Gives
- Uptown Brass Quintet Visits Washington Center
- NGU’s PA Medicine Program Hosts Career Fair
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