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Faculty, Student Satisfaction Receive High Marks in College's
Annual Performance Report
by Jacob Tucker, feature editor
The annual
performance report for
South
Plains
College
recently was released, and the college and its faculty have
received good grades.
Gay Straight Alliance Forming at SPC
by Ray Buffington, editor-in-chief
South
Plains
College’s
Gay Straight Alliance, a new student organization created by students this
semester, will hold its first meeting on Thursday, Feb. 9 at 12:15 p.m. in
room 122 of the Administration Building.
Duffell Named New Registrar
by Anjuli Blair, staff writer
If you have seen a new face
on campus this semester, it just may be the man who approves your
graduation.
His
name is Justin Duffell, the new registrar at South Plains College. His
journey to SPC began not on the South Plains, but on the West Coast. Born
and raised in Bakersfield,
California, Duffell made the move to Plainview in 1996 to complete his
bachleor of arts degree at
Wayland
Baptist
University
in May 2000. After he had finished his degree, he continued at Wayland,
but not as a student. Duffell worked in the Registrar’s Office and served
as an academic advisor for three years.
Homecoming King, Queen to be Crowned
at
"Pack the Dome" Games Feb. 16
by Anjuli Blair, staff writer
South
Plains
College
will celebrate its Homecoming and “Pack the Dome” festivities on
Feb. 16.
SPC's Gregory Wins Piper Award
by Amanda Hurt-Piercy, staff writer
Professors and
teachers strive to teach and inspire their students. Ann
Gregory, professor of accounting at
South
Plains
College,
has done that and more.
Legal Assisting Program Recognized by AAPE
by Vondee Langehennig, staff writer
Reese Paralegal
Department Recognized by AAPE
South
Plains
College
definitely ended 2005 on a good note with the accreditation of
its paralegal program to the American Association for Paralegal
Education (AAPE).
This
accreditation will definitely shine some light on SPC according
to Joseph Kline, program director.
Dry Conditions Lead to Burn Ban
by Kevin L. Mayer, co-news editor
In a plan to
raise awareness dealing with the risks of fire and fire safety,
South Plains College recently has launched a new burn ban
campaign.
Transfer Dat at SPC Set for Feb. 7
by Vondee Langehennig, staff writer
South Plains
College students interested in attending four-year colleges and
universities are encouraged to attend Transfer Day.
Reese Center to Host Blood Drive Feb. 8
by Giovanni Rosendo, assistant editor
The United
Blood Services of Lubbock hopes for a good turn out at South
Plains College’s Reese Center campus for a blood drive.
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