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The W. Paul Cole, Jr. School of Business The School of Business at Bluefield State College offers a variety of programs. Students in the four-year Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration program must complete the requirements of two specializations chosen from: accounting, management, marketing, or computer science.


 
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Bluefield State College Bluefield State College was established as a black teachers college by an act of the West Virginia Legislature in 1895 and was integrated after 1954. By the 1960's the College had a comprehensive four-year program of teacher education, arts and sciences, and engineering technology. Gradually a variety of two-year technical programs evolved in response to local needs.

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(Bluefield)—In a celebration of Bluefield State College's past, present, and future, 377 BSC students graduated, three esteemed alumni were awarded honorary doctorates, and an audience of more than 4000 packed the Brushfork Armory for the College's 112th commencement exercises. Dr. Paul H...
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Categories 2008

Classified Staff Council

MINUTES

December 10, 2008

The Bluefield State College Classified Staff Council meeting was called to order at 1:34 pm in Basic Science Conference Room, Basic Science Building by Lisa Neel, Chair, presiding.

Council Representatives Present: Lisa Neel, Chair Tom Harrison, Vice-Chair

Deirdre Guyton Jane Richardson

Marviene Johnson Anita Barilla

Carol Baldwin Fred Hardee

Council Representatives Absent: Lori Dials Vonda Wilson

Council BOG Representative: Daniel Frost

Classified Staff Present: Joanna Thompson

Old Business:

New Business:

Reports:

Classified Council Meeting December 10, 2008, Page 2 of 2

o Statues of rewriting Series 8. Discussion followed.

• Personnel Development—all requests have been approved by email. There has been no meeting and very few requests. Discussion followed.

• Wellness Committee—no report. Announced that Carol Kirby had the PEIA Wellness on campus and this year there is a monetary gift from PEIA to those in the following categories: o Healthy—received a $50.00 monetary gift

o Moderate healthy—received a $25.00 monetary gift. Discussion followed.

 

Next meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, January 21, 2009 at 1:30 pm. Location TBA

With no further business to be conducted, meeting was adjourned at 2:17 pm.

Submitted by,

Lisa Neel, Chair

Deirdre Guyton, Recording Secretary

 

• Flower Fund--$320.47 in the flower fund. Will send out a request for donations the first of the year.

• Social/Activities Committee—door decorating contest is now happening. Judging will be December 19th. Spotlight of the Month has been successful. The Chair has been receiving positive emails about the project.

• Board of Governors—the meeting is scheduled for December 11th. The Board is now going to a Consent Agenda. Discussion followed. The plan is to address the following: o Salary schedule

o Issues happening at the Mountain View

o Questions concerning the salary of the BSC R&D Director. Discussion followed.

• ACCE—met with Nichelle Perkins. The group discussed the following: o 3 salary schedules (Market, Salary and Institution)

o SB 603

No new business

• BSC Classified Staff Scholarship Resolution—will meet after the first of the year. Need to come up with some ideas for fundraisers. Some ideas suggested: Golf Tournament and Doughnut sale. Plans need to be finalized by February.

• Personnel Study—have not heard anything from the committee.

• Hiring Policy (AdHoc Committee)—HR sent out an email for the first meeting. The meeting will be Friday, December 12th. Meeting times have been scheduled. Brief discussion followed.

• Classified Mission Statement—will send out an email after the first of the year.

 

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