Creek Pebbles Volume 56, Issue 12 (November 23, 1981)

              

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_Voi.�VI, No. 12 Buies Creek, North Carolina Monday,November23, 1981 
ODK.Honors 
Folwell At Tea 

By Phil Garl.and 
Thomas Fowell was awarded the Omicron Delta Kappa (ODK) Teacher of.the Year Award last Wednesday during the . Third Annual �ooKTea. � 
ODK Circle President 
Sharon Faircloth described 
the Dean of the Business 
School as �an "inspiration to 
all who know him." Folwell 
accepted the award on behalf. 

of his teaching colleagues at 
.Cl,lmpbell. and he comment�
ed that the outstanding thing 
about Campbell is the stu�

dents. 
University President Dr. Norman 'A. Wiggins said that one of Folwell's attributes was that he is unselfish. "To be a great teacher." he said. "you have to be unselfish, you cannot be a small person, You must sincerely take pride in the success ofothers. Toin Folwell has reason �to take pride in the success of a lot of people. They are peo�ple at the head of companies or making their way up the ladder beca'use they were motivated and inspired by Folwell." � 
Wiggins said that 'he has seen Folwell in action for 14 years, and he described his success �with the Southeast�ern Trust School. He Said, "Folwell brings these men to�gether into a class,' stimu�lates them to study; and causes them to feel like a part of Campbell University and they continue to be a part. 
"I've. also �learned some�thing of his habits. I like to see. lights burning at night. and Professor _ FolweU's lights burn at night: he's there working." 
Wiggins went 011 to say that 

� it is teachers who are the "greatest force for moral good,"� and � that Folwell's dedication to teaching. like so many others, is � what �makes him a great teacher. 
Title Il Adjusted . 
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By Bec_ky Tingen 
.New directors have been 
appointed to the Title III 

Strengthening Developing 
.lnstitutions Program's (SDIP) Academic and Career Advisement and Basic Study Skills. 
Mrs. Elizabeth Bean is the 

; . .newly appointed director of 
the Academic and Career Ad�visement division of the SDIP. Her office focuses on 
thre .f t d t
e areas 0 s u en serv�ices. .She willoffer academ.ic ad-. 
v_1 sement to. all students. par�tlcul 1 th t d t 'th 
ar y ose s u en s WI acad~mic ,Problems. This is� not .to replace the. services of advisors to their students. Mrs. Bean's academic advise~ ment. rathe. r. is a service to both advisors and stu�
d
ents in that she has more 
� d � 
time to evote to testmg �and
d � 

_a v1sement. 
Another service of Mrs. 
B . rr� . t f"
ean s o 1ce 1s o o .er pro�
gram �planning for students 
with retention problems. This service is for the stu�dents who are contemplating leaving-school. 
The third area of concen�tration for the Academic and Career Counseling Office is 
career and .guidance and counseling. The office will operate to offer services to the students 
by providing one to one coun�seling in academics and ca�reer planning. Mrs. Bean will schedule workshops. semi��nars; and group guidance in the areas of career choice. 

� 
. choice . of maJ�ors,� li'brary skills. and study skills. Ca�reer interests testing will be 
ODK Presid~nt Sharo~ Faircloth and Preside~t Norman A. Wiggins present Mr. 
Thomas Folwell withthe Teacher ofthe.Year Award, 
"Time and time again," he .sa~d. "young people are say�ing it is because of a profes-.� sor.or a teacher�that they are what they are today. I bel'ieve it is the teacher in the'class-. room doing this,even more so than parents do in the home. 
"More than anything, his 

� 
l.ife is centered on the master 

teacher. This is the hallmark. .of Folwell. He is a man who �knows .his purpose and goes the first mile o( duty as well as the second mile of serv�ice." 
After Wiggins' remarks Faircloth announced the fac�ulty inductee to ODK for the fall. Dean Jerry Wallace. Wallace was "tapped" like a student member. in that he heard the his~ory a!ld pur�pose of ODK before h~ WS~S surprised by Faircloth's an�nouncement. 
d � 
an career materials will be
f'l b � d b
on 1 e to e v1ewe y stu�dents. Mrs. Bean also hopes fi t " 
to orm suppor groups �or 
student_s with aca'demic 
problems and special prob�
lems. 
Mrs. Bean's office is Room 
101 of D. Rich. The office is 
open from 8:30 until 5:00 
Monday through Friday. Her 
extension is 3.68. 
Dr. Frances Simone is the 
newly appointed director of 
the Basic Study Skills div�
ision of the SDIP. Dr. Si�
mone's division focuses on 
providing assistance to stu�
dents in the following aca�
demi�c area� writing skills 
. � ' 
reading / comprehension, study skills. math skills. and 
t . d . 

-concep s, an science. .
D � s� t r 
r. Imone opera es rom
office _11 in Layton Annex. 
345 
. .
AI 'th D s� ' 
ong WI r. 1mvne s program, Mrs. Sharon Collins operates a Le.arni'ng _Resour�
ces Lab. This lab offers all students help in all. of the fo�cal , points of Dr. Simone's program. It i's not only for use b � t d � t � 'th bl � 
y s. u en s WI pro em~ 10 
subject areas. but for all stu�dents. 
The learning lab is i-ir 107 
B-aldwin. Mrs. Collins' exten�si9n is 317. � . The learning lab is cipen on 
Mondays, Wednesday�. and Fridays from 9:00 until 10:00 from 1:00 until 3:00. Science aid is offered only on Mon�days and Wednesdays froni 
1:00 until 3:00. On Tuesdays 
and Thur_sdays, the. lab op~r��ates from 9:00 until14:00�and from 1:00 until4:00. 

''HOW 'BOUT lHEM CAMELS" 

Following these presenta�

�tions, � the faculty. and stu�dents enjoyed refreshments and fellowship in the Trustee 
:Room, completing the tea's�three-fold purpose: to bring faculty and students togeth�er. to give nnn-ODK.member an opportunity to learn about the University Circle. and to award the Teacher of the . Year. 
Dorms Close 
A'""ord��ng to oe:an Dav�'d 
~~ 

. E. Buckingam, all dormito-� 
ries will be closed during the

�upcoming Thanksgiving .Ho�
lida~s. which begin.wit~ the . ~losi~g of2~ll1~.';;s We nes�ay. ov. . a �. p.m. . Any foreign or mternatlon�
� al students experiencing
bl 'th h . g d 
1

� ~ro ems ~ousm ur�mg the holidays are encour�aged to see Mr. Bob King in 
the Career and Guidan_ce Planning Office in Baldwin Hall. Also; any foreign or inter�

� national students interested
in either the Friendship In�ternational House or . the 
Christmas International 
flouse whichare open during the Christmas ho~idays are
encouraged to obtain further information from Mr. King. 
.Spirit!! � 

In honor of the soccer team's magnificent vido�
. ry over the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill': bump~r . stickers like this ont-on the Jell are being given to stu�dents through the sports . information office i.n the athletic � department. There . are a limited number ofstickers avail�able, and students are 
.encouraged to pick theirs up quickly if they .would like one. �