Brigham Young University - Banyan Yearbook (Provo, UT)

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35+ E!! Activities Correlating Council What are the social needs of BYU students? Who isn't involved? ln matters concerning the Church, the administration, and student government collectively, who has the final say? How can the needs of the students best be met? These and other questions have been asked, and are in the process of being answered, by the new Activities Correlating Council. ln the past, we have had a three-pronged approach to University problems and activities, so that we were often working against each other, stated Alan Wilkins, ASBYU vice president and Second Stake MIA president. One of the major goals of the Correlating Council is to achieve a spirit of cooperation in scheduling activities and facilities, so that programs of the Church, administration, and student government do not conflict. The Church is represented in the Council by each of the twenty stake Young Men's and Young Women's MIA presidents, who report what their stakes are doing and make suggestions for future events aimed at serving each individual student. Student government representatives include Reed Wilcox, ASBYU president, Alan Wilkins, Clint johnson, Culture vice president, and Walt Marlowe, Social vice president. As chairman ofthe Council, William Siddoway presents the administration's point of view, along with Lyle Curtis, who, in his position as assistant to the Dean of Student Life, is in charge of all scheduling on campus and thus is able to tell the Council members whether their ideas are workable.

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,,...........-...-W ASBYU Executive Council Seated Alan Wllklns Robb jones Marti Wllson Cllntjonnson, Rosemary Price, Reed Wllcox Stancllng Bill Fillmore, Chris Dowling Dick Newcomer, Walt Marlowe Steve Nielson Steve Klllpacle