Fairleigh Dickinson University Teaneck - Cygnus Yearbook (Teaneck, NJ)

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student activities office As the program coordinator of college community life, the Student Activities OFFIce serves as a laboratory of citizen- ship, training students in social responsibility and leadership in our democracy. Through its various boards, committees, and stoft, it provides a cultural, social, and recreational program aiming to make free time activity a cooperative factor with academic pursuit. In all its processes, the office encourages self-directed activities, giving maximum oppor- tunities tor self-realizotion and for growth in individual so- cial competency and group eftectiveness. The goal of the omce's programs is the development of persons as well as intellects. The Commons serves as a unifying force in the life of the college, cultivating enduring regard for and loy- alty to the university. mr. john wong director of student activities mr-S. barbara walden 33

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board of comptrollers The Board of Comptrollers regulates the disbursements of the Student Activities Fund among the Student Council, organizations that are members of the lnter-Club Council, and campus media such as our newspaper, The Bulletin, Radio W.F.D.U., Cygnus, the Univer- sity Theatre, and Now Magazine. The Board has worked hard and achieved an outstand- ing accounting system to check the Financial management at those organizations that re- ceive budget allocations from the fund. No student leader, club president, or com pus personatity could target a session before the Board where he bargained for his cause and the funds necessary tor its support. l.C.C. President, Ernie Bivona; Board Chairman, Joel Fenigstein; Student Council President, Peter Rosenstein; Director of Student Activities, Mr. John Wong. inter-club councH The Inter-Club Council exists as the club representation in the Student Council and the Board of Camptrollers. Its pur- pose is to create unity, promote club membership and activi- ties, and to coordinate all the clubs. This year's program commenced with the publication of the lCC handbook bear- ing a new crest designed for the council. A Skit Night dur- ing the Fall was presented by the clubs for the enioyment of the student body and netted proceeds which were given to the Library. in the Spring the newly instituted ICC Carnival drew participants from within and without the ICC. A con- ference for club advisors, presidents, and ICC representa- tives helped to define the roles and responsibilities of each. The 1964-1965 year was one of expansion of ICC activities and development of further cooperation between clubs and their programs. Recording Secretary, Bobbi Lazarus; l.C.C. President, Ernie Bivona; Corre- sponding Secretary, Suzanne Samuels; l.C.C. Representative to the Student Council, Maxine Kalmanson; Treasurer, Peter Ovens; Vice-President, Lynn Hubert.

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mCdla medium Onfg'di-QIIU 3. Any means, agency or instrumentality: as radio is a medium of communication.