Clark Atlanta University - Panther Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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The Cabinet of the Bloke Administration .If I: Mr. William Moneli. MI Curtis Gillespie. MI. Charles Stephens. l? s --. IElias Bloke Jr.. DI. Gloria Scott Dr. Winfred Harris. Mrs. Shlriey MI. Nothoniei Williams The Clark College Board of Trustees The governing body of this tnmitution is the Clark College Board of Trustees. The Board, consisting of thitty-six members. is divided into three groups 0:. follows: Faculty. Alumni, and Students. Three student members ore elected and one must be the President of the Student Government Association. The Chairman of the Bootd is Mr. E. L. Simon! and President Bloke is on erofficio member. The student members are Dennis Blackwell, Pcmeio Boawell, ond Michelle Madison. Faculty members include Dr. Wlilie Bolden, Dr. Jon Holl. ond Dr. Florence Robinson. Alumni members include Mrsi Eulo Cohen, The Reverend Cornetious Henderson, Dr. Clarence Coleman. and the Honorable J. C. Dougherty. Mt. Vernon Jordon, former President of the National Urban League also serves on the Board. The responsibilities of the Board ore boslcolly for the preserva- tion, interpretation, and finoncioi upkeep of Clork. Ail Chief Executives have to cabinet or staff of advisers, ond the President of Clark College is no exception. President Bloke has 0 cabinet which includes: Dt. Glorio Scott, Vtce-President, who works with AffirI motive Action and the Deon of Students; Mt. Curtis Gillespie. Dean of Students, who works with the Financial Aid, Admissions. and Housing Dlrector; Dr. Windfted Hortis, Deon of Foculty and Instruction. who works with the academic ponlon of the school; Mr. Charles Stephens, Vice'PIesident of Development. who works with the Direc tors of College Relations and Alumni Af- foirs; Mt. Nathaniel Wiiiioms, Director of Business Affairs, who works with the Physical Plant and the Food Services; Mrs. Shirley Williams, Director of the Office of Planning and Budget; and ML William Mor- rell, Special Assistant to the President. who coordinates projects with the coilege and the community Seated: MI E L. Simon. Choirm- oi Ntmxondet - 21

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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.

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WORKING NON-STOP'EVERY DAY BUSINESS AFFAIRS OFFICE Motor view this office as the most crowded I one around final examination time I when aid balances must be paid 1 before permission is granted to begin I the last week of testing One might I also grumble when he has money I I that is credited to his account and becomes frustrated when the refund check is not received right away. In reality, the staff of the Business Affairs Office are very patient, cooperative, and understanding individuals who manage to maintain their composure ' even when students are acting ridiculous about the thousands of dollars they owe because humans do make mistakes. High respect is especially awarded to the Director of the Business Affairs Office, Mr. Nathaniel Williams, for re- maining calm, cool, and collected during the Second Semester Registro- tion, when he had oimost two hun- dred at a time waiting to talk with him. The Business Affairs Office was also involved with major renovations and the improvement of landscaping around the campus, and replacing furnishings in the dormitories. Mr. Roy Bolton Mrs. Phyliis Jones Mr. Woodmw Ross Ms. Elizabeth Terry Assistant Director, Office of Administrative Assistant Chief Payroll Accountant Switchboard Operator Business Affairs Ms. Jacqueline Carter Ms. Ruby A. Turner Mrs. Debotah R. Bibbs Purchasing Agent Cash Disbursement Clerk Student Accounts Clerk Mr. Oscar Dodson Ms. Cynthia Solomon Ms. Jacqueline Rawls Staff Assistant Clerk Typist Seitetary 22