Clark Atlanta University - Panther Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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ime rtT velo; ea c on it Iollegn ry su: ted it new. orma Orr'no 9fe Cl ting if LOOKING FOR NEW OPPORTUNITIES . . . OFFICE OF ADMISSIONS hejob 0f the Admission Department is to look at the qualifications of the cup- pliconts. The factors include high school record, rank in class, coiiege exams, letters of recommendation. and student resumes. The department is responsible fOr Iiljhe Alumni Affairs Office shares the work with the college, but yet again it is an office by itseff. The office deals moinly with different fund raisers throughout the school year and focuses on the oiumni support of these functions. The office also takes a recruiting high school seniors all across the country. The deportmenr is commended on their big recruiting of the incoming freshmen. The department is under the direction of Mr. CliftOn Rowles. big part in the UNCF drive and spon- sors scholarships through their office. The office is responsible for keeping the alumni Up to date on various school functions and informs them on any new additions or positive changes. All this falls on this office. Keeping the alumni Up on the cur- rent increases and decreases is their responsibility as for 05 advent newsletters and fliers. The office is located in Hoven-Worren on the third floor and is under the direcrion of Juonito Eber.

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Charles Stephens. Vice President of Development. busy 'iSecond to None status. trying to help Clark College maintain its LOOKING FOR NEW OPPORTUNITIES . . . OFFICE OF DEVELOPMENT Ml. Charles Stephen: Vice-Presldent. Development H. Faye Johnson The Office of Development which is super- vised by Choties Stephens, Vice-President, is the office at Clark College which exemplifies the idea that the developing process is a growing processt This office works consistentiy to insure that Clark College is in the foterunning when new innovations one model Research Associate Karen Williams Secretary Office of Development The main purpose of the Office of Develop ment is to promote the fundraising aspect c Clark, because without the proper funds, on it stitutlon cannot be able to function. Clark CollegI has a fine reputation. and has been very SUI cessful In receiving donations from concerned it dividuois and organizations. COLLEGE RELATIONS lTime College Relations Office remains a vital force In the Clark Administration This office is responsible for all college-oriented caveroge that the school may obtain. This includes that of the students, the faculty. and the administration. Most of the Public Relations of the institu- tion is done through College Relations. The Geri Blonchet Director of College Relations Denlse Joh nson-Stov oil Entotmotion OHIcet Daniel Middleton Office Monoger of College Relations Office has undergone a Director change Clark has been blessed With Cl new College Relations Director In the person of Ms. Geri Blanchet. Ms. Blonchet, a graduate Of Fisk University. is from Fort Volley, Georgia Before coming to Clorlt, Geri worked with CETA. Geri has indeed been on asset to Clark because she is bright, vibrant, and hos innovative ideas. The College Reiotions Office sends new: releases and notices periodically Informu tion that Is communicated includes informo rion concerning what is going on here 0 Clark with relation to what is happening 1! the world around us.

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26 WE THANK YOU . . . THE ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Although Clorkites are known to be some of the greatest people in the world, as humans we must stop, meditate. and thank the people who help us in their Own way. The Administration of Clark College could not serve us as they do if it were not for their courtecms. patient, and efficient staff. Doris Smith Mr. William Morrell Administrative Asst to the President Betty White Dells Honk: Administrative Asst. to Mrl Morrell Secretory, Pres. Office If members of the Administration are busy at the time when we would prefer to see them, their staff members are the ones who attempt to deal with us and help us in the best way possible. For these counties moments of concern and understanding, we would like to thank you. Marian Elbert Special Asst. to the President ADIP Coordinator .1 Susan Gibson Secretary. Humanities