Fairleigh Dickinson University Rutherford - Castlelight Yearbook (Rutherford, NJ)

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ACTIVITIES 84 Director of Student Activities -- Mr. Eugene Fixler Mr. Fixler. as Student Activities Director, supervises the co-ordina- tion of non-academic campus events. In addition he servw as advisor to student government, clubs, social societies and publica- tions. He believes that students increase their own leadership strengths immeasurably by whole- hearted participation in co-curric- ulnr activities. The stimulation, interaction, and challenge that those organizations offer, con- tribute to the well-rounded educa- tion that most students attempt to achieve. A good part of his time is spent in the advisement and counseling of individual students. Some of the goals he would like to see implemented at Fairleigh Dickinson include the establish- ment of a Department of Student Life, and the construction of a Student Union devoted solely to student services. Mr. Fixler is currently complet- ing his studies toward a doctorate in College Personnel Work at N.Y.U. Prior to his appointment to his current position he served as assistant to the Rutherford Campus Dean. His background also in- cludes work as a placement coun- selor for N.Y.U., a counselor for the YMCA and work for United Neighborhood Houses of New York City as a counselor to economically underprivileged children. Mr. Fixler and Lil, his faithful, hardworking secretary. Mr. Eugene Fixler, Director of Student Activities.

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STUDENT COUNCIL President - Harold Gueritey Vice-President -- Joe Scaccia Treasurer -- Henry Smithson Secretary - Carol Rossi It is the duty, the right, and the responsi- bility of the Student Council to lead, advise and govern the student body on campus. Traditionally the Council sponsors such activities as dances and convocations. Council can only act when cries are heard from the student body. This year the cries were loud and necessitated action. Under the leadership of President Harold iiButchii Cuerity, Student Council spon- sored a freedom fight that almost ended in a boycott of classes. At this moment the demands are being met, however, this is not Councilis real triumph. The fact that the students became inter- ested and then united behind the Council is the real triumph. Council actually fought the apathy the students had in school affairs. Now it is up to the student body to continue the work which Council has begun and eliminate the apathy which exists on the Rutherford Campus. Mr. Harold Cuerity: Prwident. 86 Our fearless leader with his wife Dot.