Public Information Public Information Norman Ajiboye, Jennifer Trogdon, Mrs. Mildred Howard Walker, and Cheryl Denise Cook visit during the biology club's celebration. Dr. M Sellers attended the Southern Political Science Association meeting in Atlanta, GA, held November 9-12. Dr. Sellers gave comments on a paper with themes including state governors and lieutenant governors. He also commented on one paper describing the powers of the Virginia Attorney General. Sellers' comments included suggestions regarding methodology and hypothesis modifications, as well as suggestions for changing the results of the research done by modifying approaches and assumptions.
All participants expect to submit their work to relevant national journals.
Participating on the panel were Dr. Nelson Doneltruiss of Texas Tech University, Dr. David Winder of Valdosta State, and Ph.D. candidate Kevin Long of the University of Virginia. Johnson Addresses Buies Creek Forum D r. Dr. Johnson explained how the battle began when General Tecumseh Sherman's forces left Fayetteville, and his troops of 60,000 men split into two units. One unit went in the direction of Goldsboro, and the other headed toward the direction of Raleigh. The battle resulted in nearly 1,000 casualties, and enabled the Confederate forces to prepare for the Battle of Bentonville, one of the last major battles of the Civil War.