1990

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Dr. R. Gerald Turner Turner to speak at ECCC and Newton Rotary Club

Dr. R. Gerald Turner, Ole Miss Chancellor, will appear at East Cen– tr:tl Community College and at ~"'1.00 on Tuesday, ~ovember 27. ctunccllor Turner will speak to Phi Theta Kappa honorary fraternity members at East Central on Tuesday morning, with a reception hosted by the Ole Miss alumni followmg the meeting. He will speak to the New– ton Roury Clubat noon. In April, 1984, Dr. Turner ~arne the twenty-second chief executive officer of The University of Missis– sippi. His administration has been highlighted by significant effons to broaden the base of suppon for programs on both the Oxford and Jackson campuses. Private. gifts and. endowments, federal intitatives. and joint projectS with business and indusuy have provided significant

new f:Jcihues, programs, and resour– ce for teaching and resc:uch at Ole Mi . A Teus mthc, Chancclw Tur– ner received his undergmduate edu– cation at Lubbock Christian College and Abcline Christian Univcmty and his gmduatc degrees from 100 Uni\crsity ofTcx.a~nt Austin. Before corning lo Ole Miss he held admani~trativc and teaching positions at 11'lc University of Okla– homa and Pcppcrdinc University in Malibu, Califomia. Dr. Turner and his wife, Gail, have [WO children. Angela, 19 and Jcsica. 14.

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