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Crimson Clover (trifolium incarnatum) field in Edgefield, SC, by USDA photographer Bob Nichols.

South Carolina Black Emphasis Program
 

The Black Emphasis Program (BEP) in South Carolina focuses on issues such as employment, promotions, training, and career enhancement affecting African American NRCS employees and applicants. South Carolina encourages the participation of African-Americans in all NRCS sponsored programs and activities, and provides a network of professional support for African-Americans in NRCS. The BEP manager acts as a liaison between African-American employees and the civil rights committee and is responsible for disseminating outreach materials concerning African-American history and culture to all employees during Black History Month.
 

Picture of Ruthie Davis, Black Emphasis Program Manager in South Carolina.Ruthie Davis the the BEPM in South Carolina.  She is the District Conservationist in Charleston County.

 

 



Other Information

If you encounter any problems with the files provided on this page, please contact Sabrenna Bryant at 803-765-5419. 

The following documents require Adobe Acrobat.

2010 BEPM Plan of Work (PDF; 28 KB) NEW!
2009 Black History Month Poster (PDF; 122 KB)
African-American Heritage Presentation (PDF; 4 MB)
 


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