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munity and JUmor colleges located m the 11-state area. He said the organization als<>- publishes a newsletter which serves as a vehi– cle for commumcation among members of the association.
Dr. Eddie M. Smith, president cf East Central Community College in Decatur, has been chosen president of the Southern Association of Com– munity, Junior and Technical Col– leges for 1994. The organization is affiliated with the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS > whose members include community and juruor colleges located in 11 state, and Puerto Rico. Dr. Smith previously served 'as v1ce president before being named t6 the top position. Other officer<; selected include vice president Dr Phail Wynnk, president of Durham tNorth Carolina) Technical College. secretary/treasurer Dr. Ronald J. Horvath, president of Jefferson Community College, Louisville, Ken– tucky; and editor Dr. Lex D. Walters. president of Piedmont Techntcal College in Greenwood, South Carolina. M. Rudy Groomes. prest– dent of Orangeburg-Calhoun Technical Colleges in Orangeburg, S.C., serves as immediate past president. The SACJTC organization meets each year m association with the an– nual meeting of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools. This year's meeting was held Dec. 14-16 in Atlanta. Ga. Dr. Stniili said SACJTC deals with general ts~u~s of concern to com-
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