Evangel University - Lancer Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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AECS - Actiyities board pro vides chancesy for in volvement tudent involvement SThat is generally what student government is all about. The Association of Evangel College Students iAECsy sought involvement, but not from the students. Involvement by the students needed no assis- tance. More students par- ticipated in the elections in the fall, both as candidates and as voters, than in the past. The involvement AECS was working for was for the students and with the students. General Assembly, the legislative branch of AECS, worked with several new ideas. Members of General Assembly formulated the ideas and plans in the various committee meetings which covered social, spiritual, and academic areas of student life President Clint Gab- bard, senior, explained that the goal of AECS was to get involved in a variety of student interests. ' New programs, events, and solutions were inves-. tigated in the Monday even- ing meetings. According to Gabbard, student govern- ment was trying to look ahead for next year s officers and students. New videotape equip- Iunior Connie Wright utilizes the WATS line during the hours opened for students. AECS worked to make the line available to students. It's ever ywhere! ment was purchased for the Student Union with the intent of halls and floors renting it to show movies at parties. AECS worked with the Development Department to set up hours for students to buy five or 10 minutes of time on the WATS linen Efforts to get reinbursements for students who lived three- to-a-room were also co- ordinated by AECS. The concern of becom- ing involved in all areas of student life was put into action with a $100 contribu- tion to the Student Corps of Pentecostal Endeavor iSCOPEy Get a Piece of the Bus drive. The project was . , initiated by Child Evangelism . ' to help pay for two new buses for its ministry. b I Front row: Debbie Miller, Vickie Vanzant. Back row: Dave Sharkey, Dr. Lawrence Nelson, adviser, Clint Gab- bard. jonathan Schafer, junior, checks his cards before making his play at the Rook Tour- nament. The tournament was held in the cafeteria. Tom Quick