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The fact that Fish Camp is completely student-run is what makes it unique and special, Knox said. “It is done by students who care,” he said. “These students aren’t paid anything to be a counselor. Ac tually, they pay to go to camp. They go because they want to pass the Aggie Spirit along.” Tim Sweeney, an associate director of student activities, said he has never seen any thing like Fish Camp at any school as large as Texas A&M. “The fact that it is orga- m zed, financed and entirely run by students as opposed to administrative student orien tations at other universities makes it unique,” he said. “You just don’t get this from other schools.” development specialist for the Human Resources Department and GED instructor, said the program was opened campus wide to serve more people. “Since the program is opened campus-wide, it serves quite a diverse population of people,” she said. “We would like to see our personnel accomplish what ever goals they have set for themselves.” Voelkel said the Physical Plant has great success with the programs. “Since 1986, 100 Physical Plant employees have received their GED certificate,” he said. “Currently we have 12 enrolled in the GED program, 12 in the ABE program and 18 in the ESL program.” Voelkel said the programs are a “win-win” situation. “The employee benefits by gaining skills to progress,” he said “and the employer benef, by workers having an increas skill level and better understat ing of total quality managerne and various technical program; Voelkel said sometimes! department loses some of 4; more ambitious workers the employees gain their GED; “After participating inti programs, many of our ees become qualified for befj jobs or entrance to junior leges,” he said, “but this maj us happy to know that we»; able to help someone beti themselves.” Tubularman By Boomer Cardina “Yes there were times, I’m sure you knew, when I bit off, more than I could chew. 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