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THE BATTALION
WEDNESDAY, JULY 30, 1975
Industrial conference
to hold 25th session
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“Twenty-Five Years of Prog
ress” will be celebrated at the
25th Annual Texas Industrial
Development Conference Sept.
11-12 at Texas A&M University.
The conference is sponsored
by the Industrial Economics Re
search Division of the Texas En
gineering Experiment Station
and the Texas Industrial De
velopment Council.
Dr. Philip Gramm, TAMU
economist, is the scheduled
keynote speaker. He will be fol
lowed by John I. Rucker, Jr.,
manager of industrial develop
ment of the Gulf region, discus
sing “Competing for Industry in
the South. ”
James D. Eppright, vice pres
ident of Texas Power & Light
Company in Dallas, and Reagan
Brown, assistant to Gov. Dolph
Briscoe, will also address the as
sembly.
Perry J. Shepard, director of
the conference, said the purpose
of the conference is to provide an
exchange of ideas regarding in
dustrial development and
economic growth in Texas.
“This brings together the key
people of industry in Texas, the
state area, and national leaders
in the fields of area and economic
development,” he said. It is to
acquaint the people active in in
dustrial development with the
latest ideas in effective methods
for attracting new industry in
Texas communities. The method
we use is to present the success
ful case studies of Texas com-
Among the many services at
TAMU is a counseling office for stu
dents interested in nursing and who
are taking prerequisite work at
TAMU.
Most TAMU students interested
in a nursing career will transfer to
one of the 11 colleges and univer
sities in Texas offering a four-year
program and bachelor’s degree, said
Dr. Gayle Schmidt, Coordinator for
Nursing Education.
Each school of nursing has
specific entrance and course re
quirements. If all are met, students
can expect to transfer when an open
ing occurs.
Generally, Schmidt said, stu
dents are enrolled at the TAMU
campus for two years. Most nursing
schools require a minimum of 60
hours before enrollment in their
programs.
Texas colleges and universities of
fering a bachelor s degree in nursing
include Prairie View A&M Univer
sity, University of Texas, Mary
Hardin-Baylor College at Belton,
West Texas State University
nyon and the Baylor University
Nursing School at Dallas. Dallas
Baptist College, Texas Woman s
University at Denton, Texas Christ
ian University, Houston Baptist
College, University of St. Thomas at
Houston and Incarnate Word Col
lege at San Antonio also have degree
programs.
Gerontology
pilot program
to begin in fall
STEPHENVILLE — The Tarle-
ton State University Institute of
Gerontology will produce a pilot
program this fall to train personnel
in long term care facilities.
Institute head Dr. Mary Sue
Staig said this “normally means
nursing homes but is not limited to
such. The Department of Health,
Education and Welfare grant that is
Rinding the program specifies that
we will do four one-day workshops
on campus; four two-day work
shops, and four on-site training ses
sions.
“We are going to go to the nursing
homes with our program, she said.
“Also we will publish a monthly
newsletter, ‘The Tarleton Geron
tologist,’ which will be concerned
with the activities of the institute.
The planning committee said the
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Also Thursday afternoon, a
panel headed by Robert A.
McAllen, president of the Texas
State Chamber of Commerce,
will discuss “Assistance Availa
ble to Texas Communities.
Friday morning a discussion of
the Texas Industrial Commission
by its executive director James
H. Harwell will be held.
A panel session at 10 a.m. on
“Changes in Federal Financial
Programs, led by Jerry Heare,
director of Community De
velopment in the Texas Indust
rial Commission will follow.
The final speaker of the con
ference will be Dr. Dean F.
Berkley, director of the division
of administration and adminis
trative studies, at Indiana Uni
versity. His scheduled topic is
“Digitalitis.”
Closing remarks will be deli
vered by Shepard and Frank
Birkhead, Jr., manager of the
McAllen Industrial Board.
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