State Fair Community College - Exhibitor Yearbook (Sedalia, MO)

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Business ami Coiiege Day J l f 2 Dorothy Arvin, a freshman interested in elementary education, discusses her future with Mr. Bob Potter, director Charles Mink, of admissions at South West B t' t C ll ' ap is o ege at Bolivar. Dorothy stated that she learned a great deal by par - . department e ticipating in business and college day. ' ' Mr. Terry W. Bashor, assis- tant director of admissions, University of Missouri, Columbia, talks with Beth Holden, center, and Sharon Moore during business and college day about their future educational plans after they transfer from SFCC. Beth, a freshman, plans to major in science and later enter the Universi- ty of Missouri veterinarian school. Sharon, a sopho- more, is concentrat- ing in English and upon receipt of her A.A. degree this spring, plans to take a pre-med course at M.U. 120 'f qF ' Lincoln Unlvei SFCC student uw' Q 55 -3

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6 fb Charles Mink, assistant professor in the history department at Lincoln University, discusses Lincoln University's nursing program with some SFCC students. fw f W A 4 ' 11 ,X , 'V f f' A ff 95' 9' f f' ' , ,, Wf J HW. , A Ms. B.J. Marymont, academic advisor for Southwest Missouri State University in Springfield, and Ms. Mary Sneed, ad- missions counselor, talk to JoAnn Hoff- man, Glenn Wagoner, and Bob Pledge during business and college day at SFCC. 1 wf' l Barbara Carter and Kathy Hunter, both from the University of Missouri Medical Center, discuss the para-medical profession with Phil Gibson, an SFCC student. rss 121