My daily post theme for 2017 is on Colleges and Universities.
The plan for starting my blog back in 2014 was at the urging of fellow coaching colleagues to share posts on leadership and/or motivation. Somehow that idea got derailed and turned into daily posts on one theme for an entire year.
In 2014 my daily posts were on the “Beer of the Day”, 2015 it was “A Friend of a Friend”, 2016 I wrote about “North Carolina”, and for 2017 I will focus on “Colleges and Universities”.
I have been associated with colleges since I was 18 and I love them. I have coached/worked at four different universities and in my professional and personal travels visited 100’s more. Each college has something in its history that I want to share that to me make it unique or personal.
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Name of University: Glenville State University
Location: Glenville WV
There a number of colleges and universities in the US located in rural areas and Glenville State is one of them. Glenville State College is a public four-year college located in Glenville, a town in the rural central part of West Virginia.
Founded in 1872 to provide instruction and practice for common school teachers in the science of education for the State of West Virginia. Today the GSC has an enrollment of approximately 1,800 and has students from 24 states and 3 countries.
One notable alum of Glenville State College has a connection to my alma mater East Carolina University. Howard Justus McGinnis graduated from Glenville State in and later became Interim President at East Carolina Teachers College (now East Carolina University. He was named acting president in 1944 and served until August 1946.
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