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The
Inaugural Annual South Carolina United Program 2007-2008
August 3 - 5, 2007
The Riley Institute
at Furman hosted 13 of Furman's 20 incoming Hollingsworth Scholars
for the first annual South Carolina United program on August 3 -
5. With the creation of South Carolina United, the Riley Institute
is expanding its emphasis on diversity leadership to reach the state's
future state leaders. As South Carolina's population grows increasingly
diverse, it is ever more important to understand the concept of
diversity, recognize its benefit to society, and learn how to lead
in a diverse environment. South Carolina United was an intensive
three-day experience on Furman's campus, and students spent time
with Furman professors and community leaders in order to learn about
diversity and policy issues of importance in South Carolina. For
a list of participants, click
here.
To view an
article about this program and the 2007-2008 Hollingsworth Scholars,
click here.
The
Third Annual South Carolina United Program
2009-2010
The Riley Institute
at Furman will host 13 of Furman's 20 incoming Hollingsworth Scholars
for the third annual South Carolina United program on July 22 -
25, 2009.
- Jonathan
Baddley, Simpsonville, SC
- Mason
Castles, Columbia, SC
- Chen
Ding, Blythewood, SC
- Catherine
Donnelly, Charleston, SC
- Aaron
Markham, Columbia, SC
- Julia
Peay, Simpsonville, SC
- Sarah
Prickett, Columbia, SC
- Robert
Saul, Greenwood, SC
- Nadia
Shamsedin, Columbia, SC
- Mary
Rachel Shelbourne, Summerville, SC
- Mary
Grace Short, Hilton Head Island, SC
- Kaleigh
Ward, Camden, SC
- Campbell
Yore, Greenville, SC
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