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This multimedia exhibit of new artwork by 23 members of the Florence Visual Arts Guild displays the diverse artistic talents of the arts guild members. 
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Click here to submit your online nomination. 
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The Dooley Planetarium on the campus of Francis Marion University will present a program titled "The Red Planet," Sunday, May 11. 
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FMU's orientation is a fun event that gives incoming students the chance to familiarize themselves with the university. 
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Classes begin May 28 for the first summer term, and a second summer session is slated to begin July 7. 
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The Francis Marion University observatory will hold a public viewing session, Friday, May 30, the last to be held until August. The viewing will be from 8:30 to 10 p.m. 
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A program titled "The Sky Watchers," will begin at 3 p.m. and admission is free. 
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The program will begin at 3 p.m. and admission is free. 
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The Donald E. Kelley Small Business Institute at Francis Marion University will sponsor the work of three high school students participating in the Yes Carolina Program for Entrepreneurship this month. 
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On May 6, in the Ervin Dining Hall on FMU's campus, 13 local school districts and 62 principals were recognized for their involvement with this partnership, and they shared success stories on how they benefited from it. 
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The pinning ceremony is a way to formally recognize students upon completing the program. 
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The William H. Blackwell Award was presented by William W. Coleman Jr., a member of the FMU Foundation board, to Kimberly Norene Best of Aynor, Ross Sterling Hill and Lindsey Kathryn Springs of Florence and Lindsay Elaine Reilly of Dublin, Ohio. 
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Individual awards were given to students judged to have the most promise of success in their respective academic programs. 
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The Hewn-Timber Cabins were built around 1836 by slaves who then occupied them. Only two of the original eight cabins are still standing 
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Francis Marion University's Division of Student Affairs presented Student Life Awards to outstanding students and campus organizations. 
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FDTC President Charles Gould and FMU President Fred Carter recently announced the partnership program, which will take effect fall 2008. 
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As a result of his selection, Gourley will be the Francis Marion University nominee for the Governor's Professor of the Year Award competition next fall. 
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Bill D. Whitmire of Florence was given the Award of Excellence in Teaching; T. Alissa Warters of Florence was presented the Award for Excellence in Service; and Victor Scott Kaufman of Florence received the Award for Excellence in Research. 
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Psi Chi has grown into one of the largest and most successful honor societies in the world, with more than 975 chapters located at college and university campuses throughout the United States. 
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Remarks were given by Bradley Callicott, executive director of the Drs. Bruce and Lee Foundation and FMU president Fred Carter. Institute participants were each presented with a certificate. 
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A professor of theatre arts, Best received the Shared Governance Award in 2005 for his commitment to the principles of shared governance between the faculty, administration and the board of trustees. 
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