Clark Atlanta University - Panther Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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nno nd ind :1 Taping dictoiidnes - - of the many iasks that D:. Sco must - ior a Truslee meeting. perform. Here. she is prep- Promoting Pride Throughout The Land EDL Gloria Scott set a precedent for Ciork College when she become the first woman vice-presidenr oi the insrirurion. This is nor the first of many firsrsi' for this greoi Iody. While working 05 o bioiogy professor, she developed on interest in students and the relationship berweeh rhe rwoi Dr. Scott continues her fight iodoy ro moinioin an equilibrium between the rwo groups. She challenges block srudenrs To learn everything possible they con, and Block higher education to have on even greorer impact in improving primary education through the schools cmd the community to which they are responsible Dr. Scorr works with the cabinet, including the Deon of Focuiry 0nd Adminisrrorion, rhe Deon of Srudems, the Vice President for Development, and The DirecrOr of Busine'ss Affairs. in order ro keep Cloris operoring on a doy-io-doy basis. Dr. Scon also travels ihroughoui the world working wirh various civic. educational. and youth organizations in which she is on active member. before going lo One meetings '

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The proud statuesque man with the deep voice who serves 05 the president of our great institution is Dr. Elios Bloke, .ir. He come to us four and 0 half years ago from the Institute for Services to Educorion 059, o non-profir corporation in volved in reseorch ond progrom development designed to promote greoter access for Blocks in higher Education. He also served as chief executive director of evaluation from 1967-69, and 65 Southeast Regional Director of Upward Bound in ISE 0966-671 Dr. Bloke i5 olso on : Our Proud President: eloquent speaker and has publish- ed several articles and papers. Dr. Bloke is present or Clark func- tions to give his support, and con- tinues to represent Clork trium- phantly wherever he goes. Our president strives to shore his ex- periences ond knowledge with the student body of Clark and is o greot man of wisdom ond leadership. He- is married to Mrs. Mono Bloke, an Atlanta attorney, and they have two sons, Elios. 6, and Michael, 24. Dl.,l3loke confettlng with Dean illespie befom crowning Ms. .urk College 1981-82 5.

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20 Mrs. Mary A. Ware Mrs. Mary A. Ware. Associate Dean of Student Development, deois with the housing and personal well-being of all students. If there are disciplinary pro- blems in the residence halls, Mrs. Wore handles them, often making referrals to the Counseling Center. She also coor- dinates the 'Big Sister program in the freshmen Dormitories. THE DEANS l?lhe Deans of Clark College are striving diligently daily to moin- rain on equilibrium between the students. faculty, and administra- tion. Each Dean has specific areas that need careful concentration. Without these dedicated people, the student's ocedernic instruction, and development would be Unfuifiiled. Mr. Curtis Gillespie, Dean of Students, administration. He favors personal con- tact with the students who have pro- blems. and acts as on ex-of-ficio member of the Student Government Association, The HigherJudiciory Council, and all chartered organizations on com- pus. He works closely with the organiza- rions to coordinate programs throughout the year. the most important being the United Negro College Fund Campaign Dr. Winfred Harris. Dean of Faculty and Instruction. acts as a liaison bet- ween the students and the focuityi Pro- blems that arise dealing with grades or curriculum are handled by Dean Hottis. acts as o lioson between students cmd' Dr. Winfred Harris Mrs. Betty McNair, Associate Dean of Faculty and Instruction, and her staff work closely with the freshman class in the cluster system to insure adjustment into college academic iife. Deon McNoir end the staff of the Division of General Education also prepare semester progress reports which assist the students in declaring major concentrations.