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CALENDAR
INSIDE MOREHOUSE. SEPTEMBER 2010
SEPTEMBER
SUNDAY.]
Lecture
"Religious Victimization: Are Sexuality
and Gender the Basis of a New
Segregation?"
Speaker: Bishop John Shelby Spong,
retired bishop. Episcopal Diocese,
Newark, N.J.
Martin Luther King Jr. International Chapel
4 p.m.
Contact: Roy Craft, (404) 681-5523
or at rcraft@morehouse.edu
TUESDAY,
Third Annual Chinese Moon Festival
Asian and Middle Eastern Studies
Program, Chinese Studies Program
and the Morehouse Chinese Club
DuBois International House Lounge
4 p.m.
Contact: Henrietta Yang, (404) 614-8656
or at hvana@morehouse.edu
THURSDAY, 2%
SGA Crown Forum
Speaker: Darrell Bennett '07
Martin Luther King Jr. International Chapel
10:45 a.m.
Contact: Anne Watts, (404) 572-3660
or at awatts@morehouse.edu
Lecture
"Asymmetrical Wars and Terrorism:
Lessons from Iraq and Afghanistan"
Han S. Park, professor of Public and
International Affairs and director of
the Center for the Study of Global
Issues, University of Georgia
Bank of America Auditorium,
Executive Conference Center
Nabrit-Mapp-McBay,
Lecture Room 1
4 p.m.
Contact: Gregory Hall at (404) 215-2622
or at ahall@morehouse.edu
SATURDAY.
Cross Country
Morehouse Invitational
Contact: Willie Hill at (404) 215-2751
or at whill@morehouse.edu
Football
Morehouse vs. Lincoln University
B.T. Harvey Stadium
7 p.m.
Contact: Rhonda Higgs, (404) 215-2686
or at rhiggs@morehouse.edu
MONDAY.
21
Atlanta University Center Job Fair
(Open to all AUC students and alumni)
Hyatt Regency Hotel
265 Peachtree Street NE
1 - 6 p.m.
Contact: Kellye Blackburn-Eckles,
(404) 215-2703
or at kblackbu@morehouse.edu
TUESDAY, 28
tutoring/mentoring, student
organizations, advisement
4-5 p.m. -
faculty, staff and others
Wheeler Hall. General Education Lab.
Room 104
RSVP at extension 7576
OCTOBER
SATURDAY, 2
Department of Psychology
Lecture Series
Speaker: Ciara Smalls, assistant
professor of psychology
11 a.m.
Contact: David Wall Rice. (404) 681-7565
or at drice@morehouse.edu
Assessment Lecture
Mari Normyle, consultant
"Assesments to Improve Student Learning
and Noel Levitz' Retention Management"
and "System/College Student Inventory
As Student Retention and Success Tool"
Hour-long discussions are open
to those in these areas:
2- 3 p.m. -
admissions/recruitment:
New Student Orientation support;
shaping campus policy
3- 4 p.m. -
counseling, counseling, residential life.
11th Annual Morehouse College
Breast Cancer Walk
Registration fee - $20
Martin Luther King Jr. International
Chapel Plaza
8 a.m.
Contact: Sandra Walker, (404) 215-2675
or at swalker@morehouse.edu
Open House
The Ray Charles Performing Arts
Center and Music Academic Building
1-5 p.m.
Contact: Uzee Brown 12 at (404)
614-7823 or at ubrown@morehouse.edu
Cross Country
FAMU Invitational
Tallahassee. Fla.
Contact: Willie Hill at (404) 215-2751
or at whill@morehouse.edu
TUESDAY, 5
Faculty Meeting
(faculty only)
Contact: Phyllis Bentley, (404) 215-2732
or at Dbentlev@morehouse.edu
SATURDAY, 9
Football
76th Annual Tuskegee-Morehouse
Football Classic
Morehouse vs. Tuskegee University
Columbus, Ga.
2 p.m.
Contact: Rhonda Higgs, (404) 215-2686
or at rhiggs@morehouse.edu
Cross Country
Foothills Invitational
Oxford, Ala.
Contact: Willie Hill at (404) 215-2751
or at whill@morehouse.edu
Editor's Pick
Tuesday, September 21
Third Annual Chinese Moon
Festival at Morehouse
Kilgore Seminar Rooms,
2nd Floor
4-6 p.m.
Contact:
Henrietta Yang at (404) 614-8566
or at hvano@morehouse.edu
The Asian and Middle Eastern
Studies Program, Morehouse Chinese
Studies Program and the Morehouse
Chinese Club are sponsoring the two-
hour glimpse into Chinese culture.
There will be the traditional Chinese
moon cake and tea tasting, as well as
Chinese musical performances on
1000-year-old instruments, the Er-hu
and the Gu-zheng. Freshman Charles
Corpening also will do a Chinese
"hip-pop" performance.
Name: C.Q. Hollis Jr.
Trtie:Chief Audit Officer
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Tenure at Morehouse: 13 years
Hometown: Augusta, Ga. and
Columbus, Ga
Something not commonly known
about C.O.:
He was an army finance officer
serving in Vietnam. Once when
he was traveling in a small plane
over enemy territory during a
thunderstorm, water began leak
ing into the plane around the
windshield. "After many anxious
moments, we finally landed safely
in friendly territory." he recalls.
As chief audit officer,
my job is to execute the internal audit func
tion. I report directly to President Franklin
and to Avery Munnings, chairman of the audit
committee of the board of trustees.
The department of internal auditing and
advisory services is an independent unit that
assesses and evaluates operations of the col
lege by conducting audits, reviews, and inves
tigations. Because of our independence, the
department is able to deliver objective and
unbiased recommendations to management
in a number of areas including internal con
trols, finance and accounting, risk manage
ment and governance. Additionally, the
department assesses whether various opera
tions of the College are consistent with profes
sional standards and good business practices.
We are authorized to have full, free and unre
stricted access to all college records, property,
and personnel. In deciding which activities to
audit, we receive input from the audit com
mittee, the president, and the vice presidents.
We also use risk assessment, professional
judgment, and other factors in making audit
assignment decisions.
I have two other major responsibilities. The
first is the Morehouse Ethics Line, which is
available 24 hours, seven days a week to
employees and students to anonymously report
suspected instances of improper or unethical
behavior. The second is that I chair the policies
and procedures manual committee.
I am also pleased that I was asked to teach
Auditing 412, a senior-level course for business
students with a concentration in accounting.