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Governors State UniversityOPUS Open Portal to University ScholarshipFaze 1 University Newsletters9-4-1972Faze 1, 1972-09-04Office 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 (1972, September 4). http://opus.govst.edu/faze_1/44SEPTEMBER 4, 1972 GSU ARCHIVES ) ,,,>t Vol. 2, No. 1 SECOND YEAR AT THE HINI-CAMPUS ... To those returning and those now joining the GSU fMOily, a warm welcome to what may possibly be the oost exciting enterprise in higher education today. Last year at this time, Goyernors State's opening was being featured p�inently in all Chi­cago area newspapers, was the subject of film and videotape reports on all the Chicago net­work television stations, and was covered by nUMerous radio stations. GSU enters this second year of operation more quietly, but with sDOe iaportant changes. Enrolloent for the September-October Session will be approxil1lOtely 1200 students (compared to about 700 last year) and approximately 300 staff (compared to about 120 a year ago). This year's staffing is designed both to accomodate the increased enrollment of this Fall as well as to gear up for the move to the $20 .illion Phase I building at the permanent campus site. Plans for Phase II will be proceeding shortly while at the same time prograns are be­ing developed for an expected 3500 students next Fall. In short, it promises to be another fast-paced year of development. Welcome to exciting GSUI THE PERHAIt£NT CAMPUS . . •  Next week's FAZE 1 will feature a \otIJr:: progress report on t�e Phase I building at the 753 acre permanent campus site. New GSU staff as well as the pioneers of last year may want to Yisit the con­struction site. Arrange­ments to yisit should be made with Buildin g and Plant Operations (ext. B4-B5). Call during the week for visits both during the week and on weekends. Hard hats are provided for visits occurring while construc­tion is taking place. Concrete fi ngers ti pped in steel Reaching, groping Twisting towards a goal that See05 impossibly high. A princely goal As different from the starkness of unborn structure As were the flattened planes of an architect's lines. A quieting lake, not yet filled with fountain or light Yet another contrast among contrasts of Texture and shapes vying with each other for attention. Sweating men sharing the sun With those inani.ate fingers Shaping from their sweating the place that will be ours. Unbelievable compilation of noan-ROde products Housing the .ind-.. de dreMO of L-____________ I An entity, a reality, a university. --A yisit to the permanent site B/30/72es · FAZE 1 •.• 15 a weekly publication of the Office of Coomunlcatlons deslfnOd·by and for-�he faculty and staff. It attanpts to relate the IIiIjor happenings of concern to the staff while being breezy enough to Include lesser events, humor, SOMe trivia, and other lnfoMOlll­ties. Many of you just joining GSU have been receiving the ne.sletter by mall. FAZE I 15 designed to be folded Into thirds for .. 111ng with the masthead serving as the return ad­dress. Contributions for the newsletter are sol1cited and should be forwarded to the Of­fice of eo..unlcatlons In writing by the end of the workday on Wednesday for the following week's Issue. ItOO$ not used because of space limitations will be held for following is­sues. lteIIS of Interest MaY Include your research, travels, community service, teachings, special projects, and other loves. RECORD TURIIOYER ••• the GSU bookstore 15 cur­rently having a record sale of fantastic Classical Music. Why not spin over and do a little culture shopping? AlPHABET SOUP • • •  you .. ay wish to sa .. page 4 of this week's Issue of FAZE I after the Events of the Week are no longer current. It's a listing of often used acronyms and a notation of who to call for what. OK? OVERHEARO IN THE HAll. • •  "If you stop listening to hi. he won't SeeM 50 long­wfnded •• REMEIIIER THE DATE. . •  Septeeer 10, 2-4 III In the Coaoons and the LRC area. That's the time and date for reception hosted by Pres. and Mrs. ENGBRETSON for the anti re GSU staff, c.-.nlty professors, and thel r spouses. A YEAR AGO IN FAZE l. .. GSU's first DOdule was taught by TEO ANDREWS who j�ped the gun by meeting the Satur­day before classes officially began and taking a field trip to the mlnl­campus from the Planning Building for his "Research and Investigations In Natural History" module. CUlLED FROM THE "NElIS" .•• When In charge, ponder. When In trouble, delegate. When In doubt, _leo Then refer the whole problem to a coordinating committee for review. from SANDY HECIM, LRC A FEW NEW FACES • . .  ANN TRAYIS (Clerk, A & R), BOBBY E. HILLS (Prof. of Sociology, CCS), THOMAS R. HAUGSBY (Prof. of Coop. Ed., CCS), ROSCOE O. PERRITT (Prof. of Bus. AdM., CBPS) , BRUCE MEYERS (Prof., CBPS) , ELIZABETH HER­LINGER (Prof . of Anthropology, CCS), STEPHEN SCHAIN (Prof. of Human Services, CHLO) , MARY P. ENDRES (Vice PreSident, Ac.demlc Affairs), AOOlSON E. WOOOWARD, JR. (Prof., CHLe) , JOHN LOWE (Prof., CHLD) , JAMES O. TILLS (Prof., CEAS) , PATRICIA M. BURKHARDT (Sec­retary, ICC). Hoving recently were YIYIAN HARTIN now reporting to the President's Office Instead of CHLO area and CREAHOUlIA BROWN who came from the Business Office to the Cashier's cage. ..... THE TRAYELLING BUBBLE . • •  tht yollow Ind whlto plastiC portl-shell for­marly In the CBPS artl Is now In the LRC. The low cost experl ... n­til roooo within a roDII w111 be used for fl1. Ind other ... dla dlspllYs by the ICC. "Don', ,hi,,1e of j( as losin, G doo" Think 01 it lIS ,oinin, _ lwa1l." IIIVMIOUlr a. 1"" f r---------{E:\IE:NT SEmlllER 4. 19n SEPTEIIIER 5. 1972 8:30 I ••. - 10:00 •••• 1:311 p.lI. 1:30 p ••• - 2:30 p ••• 1:30 p ••• - 3:30 p ••• SEPTEIIIER 6. 1972 9:30 I ••• - 12:00 IlOOII 8:00 p ••• SEmMlER 7. 19n 8:30 I .•. - 10:30 I ••. 10:00 I ••• - 12:00 IlOOII 1:30 p ••• - 3:00 P ••• 4:00 p ••• SEmMlER 8. 1972 8:30 I ••• - 10:00 I ••• 9:00 I ••• - 10:30 I ••• 10:30 I.M. - 12:30 p ••• 11 ,00 • M. - 12:00 IlOOII 12:00 noon - 1:15 p ••• 1:00 p.lI. 1:30 p.lI. - 2:30 p ••• SEmMlER 10. 1972 2:00 p ••• - 4:00 p ••• Yac.tton - L.bor Day Ftrst D.y of Instnlction - SO Sesston Y.P.'s ..at wtth Prestdent LRC Staff "-n Servtces Resource Centar Staff (HSRC .... ) Ac.deMtc vtng (Mtnt-conf.) Educ.ttonll Poltctes .nd Porg .... (Mlnt-conf .) Ctttzen Educatton (326) CEAS Steering CcIIootttee (830) MIS AdYtsory Group (Ntnt-conf.) caPS Staff (Mlnt-conf.) Unlverstty Ass_Iy (308) Prestdent's Advtsory Counctl (Mtnt-coot.) Urban Teicher Educltion Wort Group (840) CCS Staff (302) CHLD Staff (tltLD Conference RooII) Executive CcIIootttee (Mlnt-conf.) CHLD Steering CcIIootttee (830) R a I Flculty Coordtnlttng ea.otttee (Mlnt-conf.) Reception for entt .. stiff (e-s .nd the LRC) IICIIOIIYIIS OF GSU A • R - AdIItsstons .... IIecoI'lls B & PO - Butldtng .nd Plant Operattons CBPS - College of Bustness .nd Mite Seme. ces - College of Cultural Studtes ens - College of ElIYhor_ntll and Appltld Sct_ atLO - College of _n Lelmtng and DllYelo�t COP - Clreer Opportunt tt es Prog .... GSU - Governors Stlte Untverstty ICC - Instructional c-nteations Center LRC - Leamtng Resource Center MIS - Managaent Info_tton Systas PAC - Prestdent's Advtsory Counctl R & I - Rese.rch .nd Inno,"tton sapp - Standtn9 eo.tttee on Educ.tt_1 Poltetn .nd Progr_ 51" - Self-tnstruett_1 ODdule r !!!.lH&. Medta equt ..... t • • •  Don Ledtn (ext. 285) Instruett_1 -.dta productton • • •  Tont F.son (ext. 283) OtIter -.dta productton tneludtng publteattons ... Mel "'chntk (ext. 219-220) Sc:hedultng __ for non-tnstructt_1 events • • •  EI.tne Str.uss (ext. 219-220) Publtetty and _ releases ... JoIIn Canntng (ext. 221) 

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