Freed Hardeman University - Treasure Chest Yearbook (Henderson, TN)

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Admissions . . The ln Stuff The main goalot the Admis- sions Office is to help young people learn more about Freed-Hardeman College. Ad- missions is directed by Paul Pinckley, who works to devel- op and implement programs that enhance recruitment of students. He also oversees other admissions personnel. Frank McMeen serves as Associate Director of Admis- sions. His duties include the supervision of Phoenix, the preparation of periodic admis- sions publications, and the co- ordination ofthe annual Youth Ministers Workshop. Admissions Representatives Susan Edmonds, Danny Sor- rell, and Wayne Scott serve in many different capacities. Ed- monds coordinates all on- campus admissions programs, such as high school weekends and Super Saturday. Sorrell coordinates contact with Christian high schools, and Scott coordinates summer camp representative pro- grams. ln addition Admission Representatives maintain con- tact with prospective stu- dents, provide campus tours as needed, and supervise the Student Admission Represen- tatives lSARsJ. The hard work of the Admis- sions Office pays off for the college, as this years' increase in total fall enrollment accu- rately indicates. 48 Admissions , f, f ,565 rig is Paul Pinckle y, Director of Admissions. Photo by Kelly Beard. Frank McMeen, Associate Director of Admissions. Photo by Kelly Beard.

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James Selbe, Dean of Student Activi- ties. Photo by Lisa Borden. Resident Assistant Kim Lingren brings a smile to her nightly room checks. Photo by Amy Clifford. to spend time with his wife and son and enjoy his hobbies, such as fishing, playing soft- ball and pool. Acting as dean of students, Cliff Bennett is the man who must enforce the rules of F- HC. Among his responsibilities are the supervision of resi- dence hall directors, the en- forcement of student hand- book policies, and the preparation of the handbook each year. On a typical day he is found talking with students about policy violations or speaking to other administra- tors about student affairs problems. About his job, Ben- nett says, Seeing students mature is the best part and the worst part is dealing with stu- dents who are dishonest. To help him cope with his job, he remembers I John 1:7. Also, he talks with his co-workers, plays golf, or goes fishing. Dean Bennett is a loving Christian who performs his job according to biblical princi- ples. Although many students only see him in the role of campus enforcer, he is a man of kindness and warmth. Dr. Cliff Bennett, Dean of Students. Photo by Lisa Borden. Student Affairs 47

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.Q' ' f' I IQ YK -'TT',F'fW It ! Vx Susan Edmonds, Admissions Pepre- Frank Mclyleen talks to prospective sentative, Photo by John Bentley. student. Photo by John Bentley. Z 'WW Wayne Scott, Admissions Pepresen- Danny Sorrell, Admissions Represen- tative. Photo by Kelly Beard, tatlve, Photo by Kelly Beard. Admissions 49