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è H e (& t i f f i n d i e
Vol . 6(4) ______________________MONTGOMERY COLLEGE-GERMANTOWN CAMPUS __________ October 2 3 , 1987
SCHOLARSHIP
At 3:00pm October 14, 1987 in the
lounge of Montgomery College-Germantown,
four outstanding MC-G students were
honored. These students were awarded a
full one year academic scholarship to the
Germantown campus for their scholastic
achievements in high school. Tammy
Mangene from Gaithersburg High, James Boyd
from Damascus High. Jody Troop from
Poolesville High, and Jiovanna Bellatiore
from Seneca Valley graduated last spring
and were chosen by their respective high
Schools to receive this award.
Congratulations to these excellent
students!
Pictured from left to right;
Tammy Mangene, Jody Troop,
Jiovanna Bellafiore, and
James Boyd.
MC-GERMANTOWN RECEIVES UNCONDITIONAL
ACCREDITATION . , . ...
by Lisa White
The three campuses of Montgomery
College were awarded on June 25, 1987.
The highest level of reaccreditation an
institution can receive from the
Commission of Higher Education of the
Middle States Association of Colleges and
Schools. Full and unconditional
reaccreditation was awarded for the
maximum period of 10 years. eont on page 5
GERMANTOWN CAMPUS WELCOMES
NEW FACULTY MEMBER
JOHN HARE
by Nasila Banan
Montgomery College would like to
welcome John Hare, technical writing
instructor, to campus. Professor Hare
earned his BA in English at George Mason
in 1973. Four years later, he received
his MA in Early American Literature at The
College of William & Mary. Teaching jobs
were scare in the late 70' s, so Professor
Hare sought employment as a technical
writer for computer science and technical
courses for the Government Printing
Office. In 1985 he was employed by
Diversified Data Corporation and 1986 he
started teaching composition and technical
writing in Northern Virginia Community
College. From there he ventured to
Montgomery College, Germantown.
Professor Hare' s interests include
living history, Civil War, and visiting
historic sights. Other areas of interest
also include camping, reading, and
computers." cont. on page 3
Object Description
| Title | The Griffinette [October 23, 1987] |
| Masthead | Griffinette 1987-10-23 |
| Date | 1987-10-23 |
| Editor | Marilyn McDonald |
| Publisher | Montgomery College |
| Description | The Griffinette, volume 6 issue 4, a student newspaper of Montgomery College, Germantown Campus. |
| Location | Montgomery College, Germantown Campus |
| Topics Included | Scholarships, Accreditation, AIDS, Clubs |
| Subject | Montgomery College, newspaper, The Griffinette |
| Type | Text |
| Format | |
| Digital Collection | Montgomery College Student Newspapers |
| Contributing Institution | Montgomery College |
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| Contact Information | Montgomery College Libraries: 240-567-7130 |
| Filename | the_griffinette_19871023.pdf |
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| Transcript | è H e (& t i f f i n d i e Vol . 6(4) ______________________MONTGOMERY COLLEGE-GERMANTOWN CAMPUS __________ October 2 3 , 1987 SCHOLARSHIP At 3:00pm October 14, 1987 in the lounge of Montgomery College-Germantown, four outstanding MC-G students were honored. These students were awarded a full one year academic scholarship to the Germantown campus for their scholastic achievements in high school. Tammy Mangene from Gaithersburg High, James Boyd from Damascus High. Jody Troop from Poolesville High, and Jiovanna Bellatiore from Seneca Valley graduated last spring and were chosen by their respective high Schools to receive this award. Congratulations to these excellent students! Pictured from left to right; Tammy Mangene, Jody Troop, Jiovanna Bellafiore, and James Boyd. MC-GERMANTOWN RECEIVES UNCONDITIONAL ACCREDITATION . , . ... by Lisa White The three campuses of Montgomery College were awarded on June 25, 1987. The highest level of reaccreditation an institution can receive from the Commission of Higher Education of the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools. Full and unconditional reaccreditation was awarded for the maximum period of 10 years. eont on page 5 GERMANTOWN CAMPUS WELCOMES NEW FACULTY MEMBER JOHN HARE by Nasila Banan Montgomery College would like to welcome John Hare, technical writing instructor, to campus. Professor Hare earned his BA in English at George Mason in 1973. Four years later, he received his MA in Early American Literature at The College of William & Mary. Teaching jobs were scare in the late 70' s, so Professor Hare sought employment as a technical writer for computer science and technical courses for the Government Printing Office. In 1985 he was employed by Diversified Data Corporation and 1986 he started teaching composition and technical writing in Northern Virginia Community College. From there he ventured to Montgomery College, Germantown. Professor Hare' s interests include living history, Civil War, and visiting historic sights. Other areas of interest also include camping, reading, and computers." cont. on page 3 |
