DePaul University - Depaulian Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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alumni association . . . ln a university as large as De Paul, the task of keep- ing in contact with the extremely large alumni is very important-but also very difficult. Much of the credit for the excellent support given to the De Paul Devel- opment Program by De Paul alumni is due to the dili- gent efforts of Father Mahoney, Alumni Coordinator. Rev. Thomas A. Mahoney, C.M., Moderator C' HA,- Arthur J. Schaefer Director pulolic relations 26 J. Millin, Fr. Mahoney Standing: W. Hilberg, F. Mills, K. Kowcil, C. Stirling. Seated: Arthur J. Schaefer, Director. . . . The Public Relations Office, under the direction of Arthur J. Schaefer, has as its primary task the selling of De Paul University to Chicago. Such things as sports publicity, student recruitment, alumni fund assistance, and miscellaneous services, which we tend to take for granted are the result of a great deal of work from the Public Relations Office.

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Kenneth Conway, Director, P. Clifford, A. Grealis de paul placement bureau Through the aid of the experienced staff of the Univer- sity Placement Bureau, under the direction of Kenneth Con- way, students are afforded the opportunity of securing full or part-time employment from the excellent listing which the bureau maintains. De PauI's Placement Bureau also provides a position find- ing forum tor graduates to have interviews with executives ofthe business world. veteran's administration . . . The De Paul Veteran's Bureau is an organization formed to aid the veterans Frank Owens and Staff who wish to avail themselves of the op- portunity to secure college training. Under the supervision of coordinator Frank J. Owens, the bureau counsels the veterans in any problem they may have, and assists them in selecting a field of study parallel to their interests.

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'N' development program . . . Today De Paul University stands at the threshold of an era of great ex- pansion of all of its facilities. Much of the credit of this remarkable progress is due to the efticient Development Program under the guidance of Father Mahoney and Mr. Hammond. l I . If 3, 'N r X Standing: L. Papiez, R. Albano, G. Garibaldi, M. Nicholson, C. Peters, M. Jones, E. Ruddy. Seated: M. Hammond. television 84 radio department . . . The i954-55 year saw the birth at De Paul of our Television and Radio Department. Although this de- partment has been planning programs for the soon to be opened educational TV station in Chicago, it has also been instrumental in the many fine radio and television programs of an educational and cul- tural nature on which De Paul faculty members and students have appeared. 27