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Governors State UniversityOPUS Open Portal to University ScholarshipFaze 1 University Newsletters3-31-1975Faze 1, 1975-03-31Office of CommunicationsFollow this and additional works at: http://opus.govst.edu/faze_1This Newsletter is brought to you for free and open access by the University Newsletters at OPUS Open Portal to University Scholarship. It has beenaccepted for inclusion in Faze 1 by an authorized administrator of OPUS Open Portal to University Scholarship. For more information, please contactopus@govst.edu.Recommended CitationGovernors State University Office of Communications, Faze 1 (1975, March 31). http://opus.govst.edu/faze_1/171Facully and Stall Newsletter Ollk:e of Communications Governors Slate University Park Forest South, IHinois 60466 March 31, 1975 GSU SSAC 12001�-· 11501---11111 1100 ..... --... 1050 .... --.. 1000 ...... --... 950 ..... --... 900..__ ...... . 8501----t soo .... --... 750 .... --... 700 650 600 550 500 450 400 350 300 250 200 ISO 100 A STEADY INCREASE • • .  thanks to the generosity of staff and students, is registered on our Dedica­tion thermometers again this week. Contribu­tions are still welcome and continue to be doubl ed by SSAC. Send them to Office of Communications, Dedication Fund. There is also a Dedication canister at the Information Officer's desk, just inside the main doors. Vol. 4, No. 29 �\ON., �� �  DEDICATION HIGHLIGHTS . • .  ·.:::;  � With the big day l ess than �· G) a month away, all prepara­tions have moved into the ��N\�(j final stages. A Dedication � cal endar listing all events is now being printed and will be available In the next week or so • • .  April 20-26, 1975, has been decl ared EDUCATION/LIVING/LEARNING WEEK by Gov. Dan Walker in a special proc­lamation reprinted on page 3 of FAZE 1 . • .  Three former governors of Illinois have accepted invitations to participate in Dedication ceremonies: Richard B. Ogilvie, Samuel H. Shapiro, and William G. Strattono Due to previous commitments, they may not all be present at the same time during the day's activities • • • Information about former governors of Illinois will be prepared and deposited in the Time Capsule. Further suggestions on items to be incl uded are ttill welcome--contact DAVE WIGHT (CCS), ext. 234l • • •  Samplings of Dedication events planned: a "Historymobile," part of the Illinois State Historical Library's Bicen­tennial Heritage '76 program, wil l be at GSU April 21-23. "Historymobile" hours are 2:30-9p.m. This event is open to the public and sponsored by the LRC. Also planned is a Community Libraries Day, May 16. Open house for the LRC is April 21-26. IMPORTANT REMINDER • • •  ACADEMIC REGALIA Deadline for ordering rental of academic regalia is April 1. Forms are availabl e and shoul d be turned in a t  the Cashier's Office. GSU faculty and professional staff will join representatives from other univer­sities in the Academic Processional for Dedication ceremonies. VACANCIES-UNIVERSITY ASSEMBLY STANDING COMMIT­TEES . . •  Although the Standing Committees have just been reconstituted, many vacancies still remain to be filled: Educational Policies & Progrmns Fiscal Resources :ommittee on Future :iovernance -Iuman Services Jhysical Resources 1 student 1 community 5 students 1 community 3 faculty 7 students 1 community 3 faculty 7 students 2 civ. serv. 2 support 6 students 1 faculty 5 students 1 community (our participation is urged in order to insure representation of all constituencies on these ;ommittees. Application forms or info can be )btained from PAM MADSEN, ext. 2343. - 2 -3REAK OUT THE HOES! • . •  The GSU garden area, be­lind the Dept. of Public Safety, will be plowed tgain this year and used for staff and student ;a rdens. A small fee will be charged to pay for :he hose and garden tools. For those who wish, >lots can be assigned permanently in order to �ncourage fertilization of soil and other improve­lents. If there is enough interest, funds can 'e pooled to buy a rota-tiller at a cost of $10-;15 per plot. Since such equipment rents for tbout $4-5 per hour and costs $2-300, this pur­:hase would represent quite a savings and conve­lience for GSU gardeners. The assignment of plots rill be by lottery. Those interested should sub­tit their names and phone numbers by MONDAY, . PRIL 14, to LEON FENNOY (EAS), ext. 2494 or 492. Your opinions on the purchase of a rota­iller are also requested at this time. The rawing is scheduled for April 15. ANNOUNCEMENT LRC • . •  An inventory of the Learning Resources Center has been schcdlllcd. In orucr to accomplish this task it is necessary to have all libra1·y matt'rial physically p rcscnt---rTl the· LRC. IT IS IMPERATrVE THAT ALL MJ\TEHIAL CIIAHGI:n TO FACULTY MEMBL:RS, STAFF MEMBH�S, STUDENTS AND VISITORS BE RETURNED TO THE LEARNING RESOURCES CENTER BY APRIL 14, 1975. ONE-PERSON SHOW • • •  Joan M. Evanchuk, University Professor of Design & Print­making, is having a one-man (?) art exhibit in the College of Cultural Studies Lounge, now thru April 11. There will be a "Closing April 10, 3-6p.m. in the artist will be present. Reception" on CS Lounge. The All are invited . • . DEDICATION DID-YOU-KNOWs . ... William E. Engbretson is the "oldest" stat e  university president • • •  May 15, 1975, will mark Dr. Engbretson's sixth year as president of GSU, the longest tenure of any current Illinois state university leader. And • • • some of the GSU Dedication activities originated in a class project written years ago at GSU by Anne Swartwout, HLD student, before her graduation. REALITY THERAPY . • •  An ali-day conference in Reality Therapy will be held at GSU on April 4. Aunt Martha's Young Service Center is sponsoring the program in the Community Conference Center. Kyle Conway, Executive Director of the Missouri Institute for Reality Therapy, will conduct the confer­ence. Afternoon workshops featuring William Glasser's techniques will be offer­ed. Advance fee is $6, $7.50 at the door • Pre-registration is advised. Call SUSAN WOODHAM, ext. 2464, for info. A HAPPY ENDING • • •  President Engbretson and two other university presidents narrowly escaped injury Monday night, March 24, when their car was involved in a head-on collision north of Bloomington. Dr. Leslie Malpass, president of Western Ill. U. and Mrs. Malpass, Dr. James Mullen, president of Northeastern Ill. U., and Dr. Engbretson were returning from a Legislative dinner held in Springfield. There were no injuries in either car involved. CLOSED • •• The Cashier's Office and the Book­store will be closed March 29, 1975 - the Saturday before Easter. -------------------------------------------------------------- ·--fur mort" tlt.ul 1.1 yt.\lt this lrt«Jtf", .�ua<Jl 1•ur1HJJOr bw'l1lin,'l• PrJt IJC'tmtttWllt s.trw;ture ,u Govt"ruur"s St.JU" t'uit!t'I'Sity. J..1$ bt•t•n srrt•iu,g f'tlucdtiun�.�l Uet'fl:t af Slltdf'tttf iu tl11� South CltlccJ,RU '"etropvUtttu and ml.mrb • .m arr.ts. 11tc.• buildtttg�J p�'ot•iti<Htj'Ur flt'sible cJtr.JH1¥Hff!flts. tlw .. upenurss'' of ih cl.Jurt>t.H"s cmd u/fit:cs1 lltf! 4U' imw•Mtill(" {llul J'tt.rp;riux r.�,a: its mf.Jtlull's uf illfll1tctiuu. 11u: interest iu �•td tUCff$� v/ d1.- fou· .. lty's. lltJII·tt�rtlitiunul apprwcl. '" ttc�chi'•R is iuJkdt«tl b.v tit� ttudrm t bCHiy. ndtidt INs tHUtl! tlw11 'l"dtdrut)ltJ si� students wen!' riUt'mbl�tf in II'Hf!'OttJrylwusitl� in Septl!m#Hr 1971. We*'" fi,nhcr iu1prt!nrd to INnr tl.dt tltc stn,lc-ltls' tJtlt.'tdN.t! 1.1� is tlrirty yrtJrs� tlwt t'{,ht·r/in perceHt i1dt't" jobt utld tltdl rwtrfng f!',uollmtuts txr.-nl. tlrorr /or tlo.�yti'"' cl.wtrs - ltll �··ilkm:� uj' tlrr stutlfi!Ht:i t sitKl·rit y. Wf'! IHiitllef tlrut tliis rmiW'rsit1, declicatrd to ntw J'ffOdn of iustnn;tiou in btuint:sl tmd pvhlic srrllict'. cnlttm1l .rtudit"s, rtwiroum�'ttt�l uud 41.ppliftl .rdt>uar� '"'""" lt'amin.� uud ckw-lotnnt:tft. uud rommuuity scnoicrs, i.r ft<JI only jlllih!( d curr�nt •tf!rcl but .Jso tnuldiHf!Jur /uhctt! lc:.a:ler.r. TIIER£FORE I, fl,m IV•II«r, Cu'"""'" u{ tl, Stdto of tlli•wis, procMm April10·16, !975, EVUC"o'fiONILH'INC/LF..iRNINC lvF.F.K. Tl10 ""'"' will h�" with dtdicutioft o/ Gmrtmur �t Stutt' Uuivn.Jity, Jullowiu.� which tmmtruu' t>r••mt, af CUtntiUUJity intut!Sl Uri! p£,lfUilfd qt tlte &mivtfrtity. ���Y'��etf?��������ud� �[;fk/4�8l�4�J-ft>A#fod �.,mf���- 7�?� � T!fENTIETII �� MARCH ..,;n,/,C, ??!J'�4'rtJa!2ltd/)ne��_,m;,fo,.nal;.,d � St"FNTY-FIVE -�4'�[llaJ'e� �wtJ.�,..:»IA_.t'.wzdud,anJ yxny-sni'£NTH �4}dL; GOVERNOR ��------------� €�€NT) �------------� MONDAY, March 31 8:30 a.m. 9:00 a.m. 1:30 p.m. 2:00 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. 3:00p.m. - 4:00 p.m. 4:30p.m. - 7:30p.m. 5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. 7:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. TUESDAY, April 1 8:30 a.m. - 12:00 Noon 9:00 a.m. - 4:00p.m. 12:00 Noon - 1:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. - 3:00p.m. 1:30 p.m. 3:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. WEDNESDAY, April 2 8:30 a.m. 8:30 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 Noon 12:00 Noon - 1:00 p.m. 1:30 p.m. - 2:30p.m. 1:30 p.m. 1:30 p.m. - 2:30p.m. 3:00 p.m. 4:30p.m. - 8:30p.m. THURSDAY, April 3 9:00 a.m. - 10:30 a.m. 12:00 Noon - 1:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. - 3:00p.m. 1:30 p.m. - 3:30p.m. 5:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. FRIDAY, April 4 8:30 a.m. - 4:00p.m. 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. 12:00 Noon - 1:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 8:00p.m. SATURDAY, April 5 11:00 aom. - 1:00 p.m. Academic Affairs Staff R· & I Staff R & I Coordinators Meeting CHLD Faculty Rep. Assembly Non-Academic Credit Meeting (PCA) CHLD Module (CCC) Atlantic Richfield Co. Athletic Assoc. (gym) Lecture Series (CCC) Administrative Council Faculty Mini-Workshop "Assessment of Experiential Learning" GSU Women Staff Members Exercise (Fll83) Recreational Swim - Jones Memorial Comm. Ctr. LRC Staff Human Services (Dll20) Admin. Computing Adv. Cornm. (CCC Conf. Rm.) Deans Meeting (PCA) SCEPP (Dl120) Theology for Lunch "Living Together" (Dll20) Rich Township Senior Life Services (Gym-Pool) CCS Assistant Deans Civil Service Affairs Subcommittee (D1120) CCS ISC Meeting CHLD Module (CCC) CEAS Administrative Council GSU Women Staff Members Exercise (Fll83) Faculty Mini-Workshop Seminar "Curricular Research and Evaluation" (CCC) Fiscal Resources (PCA) Pi lm Series (l+fD) James Ferman from BHE Conf. (PCA) Aunt Martha's Youth Service Ctr. (CCC, Ell04, ElllO, FUOl) Executive Committee (A & R Conf. Room) Contemporary Chambers Players of Univo of Chgo. (Music Recital Hall) First Friday "Speaker Tony Dean, State Diro of Conservation" (CCC). Art ·Exhibit (CCS Student Lounge) Children's Workshop (CCC) · .r...,. ...... 

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