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Three Inducted Into Call Me MISTER
Program trains and places teachers from a diverse background into the state's lowest performing elementary schools.
The Call Me MISTER (Mentors Instructing Students Toward Effective Role Models) program inducted three new Southern Wesleyan University education students during a ceremony Sept. 14 at Freedom’s Hill Church on the campus in Central.
Paul Ohanuka, Markail Drakeford and Jonathan Boyer were inducted into the program, which trains and places teachers from a diverse background into the state’s lowest performing elementary schools.
Ohanuka is a transfer student from Greenville Technical College, Drakeford is a freshman from Mauldin and Boyer is a freshman living in Central whose parents, Bobby and Magalie Boyer, are missionaries in Haiti.
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For details about the Call Me MISTER program, contact Dr. Paul Shotsberger, dean of Southern Wesleyan’s School of Education, at (864) 644-5354, email pshotsberger@swu.edu or visit swu.edu.
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