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Rutgers Course For Cumberland

VINELAND - Cumberland County College's Community Service/Social Welfare program prepares students to become social worker aides after two years of study and/or to transfer to four-year colleges to pursue social worker bachelor's degrees.

And as a redsult of a poordinated effort between CCC and Rutgers University, area students will be able to work towards obtaining a four-year degree in community service without having to drive an hour to attend classes. DURING FALLsemester

Rutgers will be offering a third-year community service course at CCC. Social Welfare as a Social Institution. a three-credit course, will be conducted Thursdays and Thursdays 5:30 to 7 p.m. beginning Sept. 10. "Eventually, we plan to conduct an array of Rut-

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gers' community service program courses at Cumberland County College." said Frank Phillips, coordinator of CCC's community service program. "Our goal is to enable area residents to complete their third year of studies for a Rutgers community service bachelor's degree without having to travel out of the county." PHILLIPS pointed out that commuting to class is a genuine hardship for people who work and have family responsibilities. He contends that conducting Rutgers' third-year courses at CCC will "bring earning a bachelor's degree within reach" of many such people. "The county will also benefit as its residents become more professinal at community service." Phillips said. "Area facilities will be able to offer improved services for their clients." For further information, call Rutgers Assistant Dean Nancy V. Gulick at 757-6060.

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