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Francis Marion University.
public university near Florence, South Carolina, United States
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Mark StructuralMark and John Benson participated in a local festival held at Farmville on September 26, 2026.Moves Francis Marion University
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David White StructuralFlock Safety cameras operate in College Station, where David White voted to renew the contract despite opposition from Mark Smith.Moves Francis Marion University
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Florence Shared contextEni stations in Florence are experiencing queues due to high consumer demand.Moves Francis Marion University
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Coastal Carolina University Mentioned togetherLocal advocates, including Julie Hardwick and Justin Powell, are pushing for city pressure and road improvements in Conway.Moves Francis Marion University
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Fred Carter Structural
Fred Carter serves as the President of Francis Marion University.
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David White Structural
David White is employed as a professor at Francis Marion University.
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Robert E. Lee Structural
Robert E. Lee serves as a trustee on the governing board of Francis Marion University.
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Mark Structural
Mark served in a formal governance capacity as a member of the university's board of visitors.
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McLeod Health Transactional
McLeod Health provides financial support through a partnership to assist Francis Marion University's nursing programs.
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Florence Shared context
Francis Marion University is physically situated in the downtown area of Florence.
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Coastal Carolina University Mentioned together
Both universities were mentioned in the same article for hosting political science experts discussing a primary.