Baldwin Wallace University - Grindstone Yearbook (Berea, OH)

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below: As Director of Student Activities, SandyI Estanek was an adviser and iriend to many' students. She was also a Political Sci- ence professor as well as director of ACES, linking her to every aspect of campus. I . far left Housing three sororities and independent wom en. Ernsthausen East proved difficult to connect; howev- er. FLACS sponsored programs m which everyone could participate togethel. Here, RA. Aggie Ozelio, Leslie Schwandt. Mam Macchl, Jeanne McLaughlin and Holly Eleck take part in a fashion show. left: President Neal Malicky talks with students at his birthday pang.I given by the class 011988.1'he president was a primary connector. often joining students for ac- tivities and calling them by name. B-W CONNECTION: THE FINAL CONNECTIONS 25

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The F inal Connections Many connectors exist throughout the EM! community. Meeting places, campus events, sports and long-living traditions continue to connect the community members to the campus, to the past and to each other. The basic and most important connections. however, are the people ... the students, faculty, administrators, staff, alumni and parents. The people at B-W keep it from being njust another college. Together, they make it a home. below: Keith Webb, Randy McShepard, Rebecca Sprano and Stan Roberts talk after a Senate meeting Student Senate was a connection between students and the administra- tion and sponsored all student organizations. right: Workman pour cement into the foundation of the new Health, Physical Education and Recreation Facility. When completed, the facility will be used by the entire community for physical exercise, team sports, relaxation. and as a meeting place. above: Meeting a new friend is Ernsthau- sen East Hall Director Jeanne Takeda. Sometimes friends, sometimes parents, hall directors were the studentst first link to the Student Affairs Office. 24 B-W CONNECTION: THE FINAL CONNECTIONS

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Special Events include everything from year- ly changing speakers and theatre produc- tions to traditional events such as May Day and Homecoming. Special Events are all connectors. They draw audiences from all segments of the cam- pus and community, whether catching the eye of a special interest group or required by a professor.A1umni, parents and community members Olten join students and staff at the traditional events, choosing to return to cam- pus at the same time every year. or decide to enrich their lives by attending a speaker or a play. A very special event this year was the kick- off of the B-W Campaign to raise funds for the new HPE Complex and the renovation of Marting Hall and Kulas facilities as well as other campus needs. Its success will depend on connections made by and with all those involved with the campus and the Campaign. Lang,I Cousineau and cast perform ln the fall musical Two Gentlemen of Verona. M 4 - HES -- -; .g' -.-'.L Illlllalgigi New students connect Lmth orientation leaders and R.A.'s during Playfair, a traditional i'male Io orientation. 26 SPECIAL EVENTS DIVIDER