Charles H. Cornish, III has been named Director of Alumni RelationsMarch 1, 2021 in News and Events
Wiley College welcomes and embraces our very own Charles H. Cornish, III as the new Director of Alumni Relations. His groundwork has fostered a growing trend of philanthropy at his alma mater and his fundraising efforts have secured the Wiley family more than $10 million dollars. He is certified in the areas of donor relations, major gifts, and crisis management fundraising. Mr. Cornish lives by his belief of advancing the HBCU legacy and has built his stature on the core principle that alumni should give back to the source of their academic, social, and intellectual growth.
WHAT TO DO DURING A FLOOD
Keep your
Disaster Supply Kit handy so you can grab it and go in case you must evacuate suddenly.
Don’t underestimate the power of floodwaters. They can move swiftly, often faster than they appear. They are very dangerous. A car will float in only a few inches of swiftly moving water.
Never allow children to play near floodwaters.
Adults are also at risk. As little as six inches of moving water can knock an adult off their feet.
If you become stranded by floodwaters and must escape, wear a life jacket. In some situations, it may be safer to climb onto a rooftop or into a tree and wait for rescue.
Can SC school board member still have say in $23M project? What ethics commission says Bristow Marchant, The State (Columbia, S.C.)
Feb. 24 A Midlands school board member will not be allowed to visit a school construction site while he s recused himself from being involved with the project.
An advisory opinion issued by the state Ethics Commission on Tuesday says Lexington-Richland District 5 board member Ken Loveless is prohibited from visiting the Piney Woods Elementary School site or reviewing work related to the project.
Earlier this month, Loveless agreed to recuse himself because of a business tie with with Contract Construction, the main contractor on the $23 million Piney Woods project. Loveless company is a subcontractor with Contract Construction on a separate project, a new lab for the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division.
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It was the most beautiful weekend any of us who were there had ever experienced, and it was in Texas. I hadn’t left the DC-Baltimore corridor in 15 months, four months of which I was nearly homeless. But there I was, with a number of my closest DC friends, 20 minutes from any paved road near the Piney Woods Region, 70 degrees and pure sun in March big country, big sky, big property, big hikes, big trees, big sunsets, big campfires, big tents and sleeping bags where the Texans slept, big cabins for the non-Texans who didn’t have all the gear, big trucks to rent for the drive there and back, and I deliberately arrived standing on the back of a pickup truck my friend rented dresse