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LEGAL NOTICES
Notice is hereby given signifying
the intention of The Behrend Col
lege. Student Senate to represent
the student body fully with
respect to administrative and
faculty concerns. This notice
shall be augmented by Standing
Ordinance BC-PSU-16563, citing:
Section 1- Senators to BC Student
Senate shall be in equal represen
tation, with a Senator from the
Student Union Board, Commuter .
Council, Joint Residence Council,
Student Upper Division, and the
Inter-Club
Section 2 - The Council.
Senate
shall register all student
organizations, and shall allocate
funds for propagation of each
organization's activities.
Section 3 - Student Senate shall
appoint members to thaw com
mittees constituted by the faculty
and administration on which
students are represented.-Section
4 - There shall be an appointment
to Student Standards Board by
the Student Senate.
Duly presented, ordained, and
enacted by the Student Senate.
NOTICE - While we will maintain
a cooperative status with other
organizations at the Behrend Col
lege, we will not assume respon
sibility for representation of any
members, other than our own.
STUDENT UPPER DIVISION.
NOTICE - All students take
notice of Reottinitatibn Meeting
of the Inter-Club Council.
Reorganization due to turnover in
most of the executive positions of
all recognized organizations.
Meeting to be held after all clubs
and organizations elect officers.
Each body's president will
receive immediate appointment
to the Inter-Club Council.
INTER-CLUB COUNCIL.
NOTICE - We are not responsible
for representing any students,
other than our own. STUDENT
LOWER DIVISION.
BIDS WANTED
Bids are now being accepted for
Behrend Christian Association.
Should meet the following
specifications:
1. Current Behrend Student.
2. Promote fellowship through
Christianity.
3. Help in discussion of contem
porary matters in relation to
religion.
HELP WANTED
WANTED - Hard-working in
dividuals to represent students
within our organization, the Com
muter Council. Must be able to
express the concerns and in
terests of commuters to the ad
ministration. Requires standing
of active commuter at Behrend.
IMMEDIATE OPENINGS!!!
Joint Residence Council has
several positions available -for
present residence hall students.
Must be industrious, energetic,
and willing to put in overtime.
Positions require ability to relate
views of resident students to the
administration, resolve student
concerns, and sponsor activities
for the benefit of resident
students. Allows excellent fringe
benefits of formulating recom
mendations for changes in the
residence hall and cafeteria.
POSITIONS AVAILABLE - More
than 1,600 penings for students
in an establishment created to
develop a positive image for,
positive attitude toward, and
positive involvement in campus
by black students. The Associa
tion of Black Collegians will ac
cept all students fulfilling the
above requirements.
SSSCOMMUNICATIONS OPEN
INGSSSS - Will train individuals
in radio and broadcasting, to
BW Cthem for positions with
irt tr 7 Our radio station pro
vides educational radio program
ming for the Behrend College.
WBCR is an affiliate of the
Behrend College and Radio Club.
SOPHOMOREniqiitk,t,rl, vEL
POSITIONS
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With Lambda Sigma Society, a
prestigious firm serving the col
lege with leadership and the
spirit of service,,, invited ap
plicants must showischo,larslup
requirements before screening
will begin.
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POSITIONS AVAILABLE - In the
life sciences at Behrend College.
Will, consider any student with
sincere desire to promote and
enrich student interest and ex
perience in life science. Major in
science not essential. Interested
individuals should express-intent
of .application at any. meeting of
the Biological Involvement
Organization (BIO) Club.
!!! WANTED !11 -. Behrend
Students for Psychology Club.
Students assist in sponsoring
field trips and speakm,seNtppics
related to psychelegy. These
vacancies require present or past
enrollment in introductory
psychology. Benefits commen
surate with time and effort
invested.
FOR SALE - Upcoming issues of
The Behrend Collegian, the of
ficial news media of the students,
faculty, and administration of
The Behrend College. Each issue
strives to present an accurate
and balanced picture of Behrend,
and serves as a media for free ex
change of opinion. Student staff
ed; interested students should in
quire at the Collegian office, RUB
lower level. Cost of each issue $O.
FOR SALE - Assorted collections
of poetry and prose appearing in
each edition of the TEMPUS, the
literary magazine of The
Behrend Collegian. Works for
publication are welcomed from
all students.
FOR RENT - Various types of
camping equipment through the
Behrend Outing Club. Will also
provide opportunity to explore
the outdoors through backpack
ing, biking, rappelling, white
water canoeing, and skiing (free
with each rental.)
FOR RENT - Power Volleyball
will rent volleyball equipment to
any students. Yearly rental fee is
promotion of interest in the
recreation and competition
volleyball provides.
COMMUNICATIONS - Students
interested in the Communication
field? Consider membership in
the Behrend chapter of the Inter
national Association of Business
Communicators. Watch for an
nouncement of first meeting or
see Dr. Francesconi., faculty
advisor.
NEED MONEY??? - The Student
Union Desk needs you! Stop by to
learn about valuable employ
ment opportunities that will pro
vide you with valuable ex
perience! The Department of
Housing and Food Services has
openings for lots of good'student
employees. We plan your work
!Nig hours around your schedule.
Stop in at Dobbins' Hall' offices
ae Sign tip . No previous ex
periehee'necediitryl
ENTERTAINMENT - THE
BEHREND PLAYERS PRE
SENT THEIR OFF BROADWAY
PRODUCTION OF THE
BEHREND PLAYERS SEE! ! !! -
Rousing saga of an active
ortillaillalkon dedicated - 'to ap
prediatlon of the theatre through
performance. Member obtain ex
perience in various phases of
theatrical prtiductioti•
The STUDENT UNION
PRESENTS: Concerts, travel,
lectures, performing arts, ex
hibits, crafts, movies, coffee
houses, tournaments,. road rallys,
dances, special weekends, and
much, much more!
N 0 .W T li.. A T ' 5
ENTERTAINMENT!
Interested? We need you for fall
phases of activities-planning,
promoting, and producing. Open
to your ideas, located in YOUR
STUDENT UNION.
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Invest your time in the Manage
ment Association of Behrend. We
in turn will afford you the oppor
tunity to gain knowledge and in
sight into the management field
through affiliation and associa
tion with the Society For The Ad
vancement Of Management.
Behrend College Accounting Club
is looking for students who want
an in-depth look into the accoun
ting profession. This opportunity
is provided through the use of in
vited speakers and discussions.
PERSONAL
POMPON! ! ! - "You aroused our
interest and spirit. Can you do
the same at athletic events?
We'll attest to your high spirit
and confidence, that will make
you eligible to try out for the
Cheerleading Squad. You can
also aid in promoting Behrend's
image in general. Cheerleaders.
KEEN EYES - Why not represent
the college in various rifle
shooting competitions? You'll
learn some marksmanship skills.
Rifle Club.
Pizza and Sub Shop open Sunday
through Thursday, 8:30 p.m. until
11:00 p.m.
The Behrend
College Tradition
The Behrend College of The
Pennsylvania State University is
located on a picturesque four
hundred-acre estate on the out
skirts of Erie. Behrend College is
more than a name; it is a history,
a tradition, a future, and a
heritage of concerned and far
sighted people. A committee of
Erie citizens was formed after
World War II to investigate the
possibility of establishing a
public community college. The
committee decided that Erie's
needs would best be met by a
branch campus of The Penn
sylvania State University. Mrs.
Mary Brownell Behrend, wife of
the deceased Ernst Behrend
generously offered the Glenhill
Farm estate as a gift in memory
of her husband.
In 1896 Ernst Richard Behrend
founded the Hammermill Paper
Company with his father and
brother. Three years later, he
was appointed president of the
company, a post Mr. Behrend
held until his death in 19441 Mr.
Behrend, WhO was active in com
munity affairs, was Erie% only
citizen to be awarded the
Distinguished Service Certificate
by the American Legion, Penn
sylvania Department. Mrs.
Behrend also received many
honors, and in 1958 she was one of
the first individuals to be award
ed the Penn State Medal in
recognition of her "outstanding
contribution to higher
education."
The first class of 152 students
entered the Behrend Center in
1948. These students were able to
complete only their freshman
year at the center; but in five
years the curriculum was ex
panded to include the sophomore
year and two associate
programs. Erie Hall, the le t e i r rs e t
new building at the center, was
constructed entirely with con
tributions from a community
fund drive in 1963.
In the University reorganiza
tion of 1959, the Commonwealth
Campus system was established
and the Behrend Center became
the Behrend Campus of the Penn
sylvania State University. After
eleven years of operation, the
campus boasted 2,000 alumni and
an enrollment of more than 300
students, doubling the enrollment
of 1948.
The decade of the 1960 s and
early 1970 s saw much construc
tion on the campus. In 1962 the Ot
to F. Behrend Building was
dedicated to Dr. Otto Behrend,
Ernst's brother. In 1968 the J.
Elmer Reed Building, named
after the head of the committee
Student Union Manager
which developed a public higher
education institution in Erie, was
erected, and in that and the
following year the Niagara and
Perry residence halls were open
ed. During the summer of 1970,
the Edwin W. Nick Building con
taining laboratories and
classrooms was completed north
of the Otto Behrend Building. A
residence hall, Lawrence Hall,
and a food service building, Dob
bins Hall, Was opened in 1971 to
accommodate the increasing
number of students.
In 1971, with a total enrollment
of more than 1,200 students, the
first junior class of approximate
=
students was acce
Campus. The f
June, the Behrend Campus
graduated its first three bac
calaureate students; two of them
had completed all of their course
work at Behrend. Approximately
1,500 students were enrolled in
1972 and 15 students were
graduated in the baccalaureate
programs. Students were offered
two baccalaureate majors: the
B.S. in General Arts and Sciences
and the B.A. or B.S. in Science.
On January 20, 1973, by an act
of the Board of Trustees of The
Penns lvania State University.
the Behrend Campus became The
Behrend College, the only Penn
State campus to receive college
status within the University.
In 1972-73, 31 baccalaureate
students graduated from the
Behrend College out of an enroll
ment of 1,5792
In 1973-74, the associate degree
program in Letters, Arts, and
ers was added to the ex
isting associate degree offering*
of Electrical Engineerinkl
Technology, Mechanics
Engineering Technology, anc
Business.
Many new programs were add
ed to the curriculum in 1975-76
an associate degree prwam it
Nursing and the Army Reserve
Officers Training Corps (ROTC
and several baccalaureate
majors.
At the baccalaureate level, The
Behrend College now provides a
significant educational alter
native within The Pennsylvania
State University system for
students to complete B.A
degrees in Communications.
Economics, English: Literature,
General Arts and Sciences,
History, Political Science, Pre-
Law, Psychology Studies, and
Science; or B.S. degrees in Ac
counting, Applied Science, Bio-
Science, Economics, Manage
ment, Mathematical Studies, and
Psychology Studies. The
Bachelor of Philosophy degree,
tailored to an individual student's
needs, permits a program of
studies to transcend the
somewhat more conventional
baccalaureate programs. A
Master of Engineering Science
degree is also available.
The Behrend College of The
Pennsylvania State University is
an educational community which
combines the personalization and
flexibility of a small college with
the academic resources of a ma
jor land-grant university. This
unique combination enables 1,700
Behrend students, both
undergraduate and graduate. to
achieve their personal and
academic potentials.