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![]() Research in the Capital
On April 1 2001, scholars from the SOHP shared their work with the General
Assembly and its staff at the first annual "Research at the Capital"
symposium. During the symposium, legislators heard from undergraduates
and faculty who offered their findings on a wide range of social, economic,
and cultural topics including increasing mass transit use in the Triangle,
the success of Latino community-owned credit unions in Durham and Charlotte,
factors in the economic growth of North Carolina counties, the educational
needs of at risk children, changes in the ozone layer, and the challenges
facing the North Carolina hosiery industry. SOHP director Jacquelyn
Dowd Hall offered remarks during the proceedings, Kathy
Newfont presented her work with "Listening
for a Change," and Ann Quarles, a UNC undergraduate whose senior
honors thesis involved an oral-history based study of the service oriented
A.P.P.L.E.S.
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