Georgian Court University - Courtier Yearbook (Lakewood, NJ)

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NEW PUB CATION Dr. Donald McGinn, Professor of English at Georgian Court College has recently published his fifth book. Dr. McGinns latest book Thomas Nashe was introduced to Georgian Court College faculty, students, and friends at a reception on Sunday, April 5, 1981. The reception honoring Dr. McGinn was held in the Reading Room of Farley Memorial Library where copies of the work were available, and guests took the opportunity to congratulate Dr. McGinn and had the copies of their book autographed. JOIN THE LOGO SEARCH Sister Barbara Williams, R.S.M., President of Georgian Court College is looking for an original logo. The logo will be the emblem or symbol of the College, not the official seal with which we are all familiar. If any Alumnae are interested in submitting a design, please forward it to the office of the President on or before July 1, 1981. Students, faculty and the Congregation of the Sisters of Mercy will also be joining in the logo competition. Be creative, send your ideas! ALUMNAE DAY OF RECOLLECTION On March 22, 1981 over forty Alumnae, husbands and friends came to Georgian Court College to share a day of prayer, recollection and a bit of social life with one another. All considered it a deeply rewarding day. Father Norman Demeck's, C.P. message on Visions, Values and Vehicles gave each one present much food for thought and consideration. Some expressed the fact that the day seemed all too short. All departed with the feeling that they were both spiritually and physically refreshed. Dr. Holly Robinson Appointed to the Administration of Georgian Court College Dr. Holly A. Robinson, Assistant Professor in the Department of History at Georgian Court College has recently been appointed as Assistant to the Vice President for College Relations and Development. Dr. Robinson graduated with a B.A. degree in History from Old Dominion University in Virginia with honors. She received her M,A. in History from Villanova University and her Ed.D. degree in Social Studies Education and History from Rutgers, the State University. She served as Research Assistant on a grant from the National Institute of Education funded through Rutgers University. Her dissertation concerned The Development of District Minimum Standards and Implementation Plans in New Jersey: A Study of Decision-Making on the Local Levelfl Dr. Robinson has presented many papers at National Conferences, such as, the National Council for the Social Studies, the Fourth Urban Education National Conference, and others. We welcome Dr. Robinson to the Office of Chi-Ngoc Mary Mauterstock '70 of Middle- town, Connecticut was recently promoted to Assistant Director in Corporate Planning Services at Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company. She works with key division personnel and is currently working on the Project Development and Marketing. Chi- Ngoc, a native of Siagon, Vietnam, received a M.A. in Sociology at Hunter College after graduating from Georgian Court College. Dr. Holly A. Robinson u X HAPPILY RETIRED FACULTY Miss Sarah Christie Miss Jeannette Lippman Miss Margaret McNamara Dr. Manuel Salas Dr. John McSharry Dr. Joseph Milcus ALUNINAE Rose Hauser Anzalone '31 Helen Ely Banas '31 Camilla E. Castiglioni '30 GEORGIAN COURT OFFERS ELDERHOSTEL Elderhostel is a program that combines education and hosteljng. Inspired by the youth hostels and folk schools of Europe, Elderhostel is designed for elder citizens reaching out to new experiences. Elderhostel is an international network of over 400 colleges, universities, folk schools and other educational institutionsg open to people over 60 or to those whose spouse or companion qualifies. Most programs begin Sunday evening and end Saturday morning and are limited to 30 to 40 elders. This program offers short-tenn residential academic programs. Georgian Court College will host its first Elderhostel program June 28, 1981 to July 4, 1981. Sister Mary Edwarda Barry, Ph,D. and Sister Francesca Holly, A.B., CoDirectors of the Center for Christian Concern on campus, will direct the program. The Court offers its beautiful campus, the Georgian-style mansion, indoor marble swimming pool and authentic Japanese Gardens, as well as close proximity to several seashore resorts. The courses taught by Georgian Coiu't College faculty members offered this first time are: Paths of Faith The Best Is Yet To Be The Mystery of the Future There will also be an interesting program of extra-curricular activities. An enthusiastic response of over forty applicants have already registered. Wouldn't this be a nice way for some of our retired Alumnae to come back and spend a week at the Court? :Q - is: ' sexe it :ee- I rriii . t , f . 'ith W su w . . 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