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Beasley, David Muldrow
1957 - Born on the 26th of February in Lamar, South Carolina.
1975 - Finished high school at Lamar High School, Darlington, South Carolina.
1976-1978 - Took up his college degree at Clemson University majored in Microbiology.
1979 - Served in the South Carolina House of Representatives.
1983 - Earned his J.D. from South Carolina School of Law.
1987-1988 - Became the Majority Leader.
- Chairman, Joint Legislative Commission on Education.
- Vice Chairman, Joint Legislative Commission on Children.
- Board of Trustees, Francis Marion College.
- Married to Mary Wood Payne Beasley.
1989 - Chairman, House Education and Public Works Commission.
1990-1991 - Board of Trustees, University of South Carolina.
- Speaker Pro Tempore started from 10th of January.
1995 - Governor of South Carolina, ushering in an era of unprecedented economic growth and a transformation of South Carolina government.
- Recipient of the Watchdog of the Taxpayers Award, South Carolina State Treasurer.
1996 - Received American Swiss Foundation Friendship Award.
1998 - Ran for a second term as Governor but was defeated by James H. Hodges.
1999 - Governor Beasley was a Fellow at the Institute of Politics at Harvard's Kennedy School of Government.
2005 - Beasley serves as Chairman of the Board for the Center for Global Strategies, Ltd (CGS).
1975 - Finished high school at Lamar High School, Darlington, South Carolina.
1976-1978 - Took up his college degree at Clemson University majored in Microbiology.
1979 - Served in the South Carolina House of Representatives.
1983 - Earned his J.D. from South Carolina School of Law.
1987-1988 - Became the Majority Leader.
- Chairman, Joint Legislative Commission on Education.
- Vice Chairman, Joint Legislative Commission on Children.
- Board of Trustees, Francis Marion College.
- Married to Mary Wood Payne Beasley.
1989 - Chairman, House Education and Public Works Commission.
1990-1991 - Board of Trustees, University of South Carolina.
- Speaker Pro Tempore started from 10th of January.
1995 - Governor of South Carolina, ushering in an era of unprecedented economic growth and a transformation of South Carolina government.
- Recipient of the Watchdog of the Taxpayers Award, South Carolina State Treasurer.
1996 - Received American Swiss Foundation Friendship Award.
1998 - Ran for a second term as Governor but was defeated by James H. Hodges.
1999 - Governor Beasley was a Fellow at the Institute of Politics at Harvard's Kennedy School of Government.
2005 - Beasley serves as Chairman of the Board for the Center for Global Strategies, Ltd (CGS).
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