AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoState Museum Update: The South Carolina State Museum removed a 1950s KKK flyer from an exhibit after visitors said it was placed in a way that falsely suggested Strom Thurmond was affiliated with the group. Higher Education & Costs: USC’s Palmetto College may have to stop accepting more South Carolina high school students for dual enrollment unless lottery-funded scholarship support is restored, as the per-credit subsidy has fallen 32% since 2019. Workforce & Health Access: Prisma Health and USC faculty leader Dr. Meera Narasimhan received the Order of the Palmetto for decades of work expanding telepsychiatry and rural mental health access. Public Health & Safety: A report highlights how illegal THC products sold at vape shops can be deadly, with South Carolina families pushing for tighter rules after a kratom-related death. Business & Fraud: A former supervisor at a Melville-area health care company was sentenced to 30 months for stealing about $1.6 million from customer credit accounts. Education Data: Clemson is renewing efforts to use NSSE results across campus for more systematic assessment and improvement.
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