Feb. 25,1987
Honor Society Elects Officers
By Sharon Olmstead
Members of the honor Two speakers are
society, Delta Tau Kappa, elected planned for April: Michael
new officers in February, and Stetter, a psychologist who will
Louise Hoffman, assistant pro- speak on "Kidstress," and Jo
fessor of humanities and history, Sterner, director of the Rape
has agreed to be their advisor. Crisis Center in Harrisburg, will
President Charlie Heiser discuss rape,
is a public policy major, as is* DTK is an international
Denise Vanßriggle, the vice honor society which is open to
president. Secretary Stephanie students with a 3.0 average cum
Pinko is majoring in American for undergraduates and a 3.5 cum
studies, and the treasurer is
Lenann Miller, a behavioral
science major.
The society has planned
two lunch-time speakers for the
Gallery Lounge for March. Carol
Nechemias, assistant professor of
public policy, and students who
are going to the Soviet Union
over spring break, will talk on
March 16 about their trip and the
experiences they had.
In March, Robert
Bresler, chairman of public
policy who is on leave from
Capital College this year and is
at the Army War College, will
Beth Jones
Promoted
By Kathleen Riley-King
Beth Jones, former ad
ministrative assistant of the
Business division, has been
promoted to the position of
coordinator of undergraduate
Business programs.
Having been with the
Business division since October
1983, Jones has new duties
which include handling more
student problems and working in
conjunction with division head
Dr. Melvin Blumberg to
formulate schedules of courses.
Other of Jones' duties
include developing and super
vising academic advising pro
grams, such as the new Business
Advising Center, and coordi
nating the accreditation report for
the American Assembly of
Collegiate Schools of Business
(AACSB).
Jones, along with two
graduate assistants, also works
with faculty on division research
projects~i.e. individual faculty
research in marketing, manage
ment, etc.
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