Grand View University - Viking Yearbook (Des Moines, IA)

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A club on solid ground - a .L , ,, U 4 as rin A w i W e . I lil xr ll, ,H A ,, . or l l - I r , I g B The Rock Foundation may sound like a new rock group or geological expedition but it is much more than that. The Rock Foundation is a group of people who meet to study the word of God. The Foundation, headed by advisor Karen Bason, was started last year during second semester. The Group meets on Thursdays at 3:30 on the second floor of the Library. These Meetings are held to give people a place to interact and ask questions about God for their own personal growth The group is lead by former Grand View student, J on Peter- son. Other members of the group includeg Sue Grove, Julie Gay, Barb Konopacki, Ingrid Studins, Bob Johansen, Steve Kuntz and Mary Bently. The group has planned activities such as roller skating, going to movies, and a Christmas party. The membership is open to anyone and the present group hopes the Rock Foundation will grow. Ingrid Stundins, Barb Konopaclci, Sue Grove, J on Peterson, Karen Bason, Julie Gay.

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U.K. Sponsors Several Events Despite the financial problems of G.V.C.'s student gov- ernment, U.K. has been involved with many activities for the students during the 1978 fall semester. Students involved in U.K. are Kabir Risha, Pres., Karen Duus, Vice Pres.g Gloria Haule, Sec., Vivian Yoshioka, Treas.g Cora Henderson, Women's Dorm Rep.g Chris Johnson, Men's Dorm Rep.g Abe Hiscox and Mark Saunders, Male Town Rep.g Theresa Filipelli, Female Town Rep.g Officers for the Wo1nen's Dorm are Julie Ronan, Pres.g Mary Kay Granda- nette, Vice Pres.g Martha Dingrnan, Sec-Treas.g Julie Gay, First Floor Rep.g Lisa Lissamore, Second Floor Rep., Cookie Kingery and Debbie Medice, Third Floor Reps. Officers for the Men's Dorm are Dane Spencer, Pres.g Percy Neal, Vice Pres., Mike Andreson, Sec.-Treas. and First Floor Rep.g Mel- vin Polk, Second Floor Rep. and Saadat Pourmozafari, Third Floor Rep. ls? tai

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Organizations aid nursing students The purpose of the nursing program at Grand View is to prepare students to be able to practice nursing in a variety of settings. Therefore, the clinical experience in the program in- cludes various hospital, long-term care facilities and commun- ity health agencies. The program is planned for beginning generic nursing stu- dents. At the completion of requirements for graduation, the student is eligible to write the licensing examination as pre- scribed by the Iowa Board of Nurse Examiners. The Grand View nursing program has been granted interim accreditation by the Iowa Board of Nursing. The main purpose of the Nursing Students Association, comprised of students accepted into the nursing program, are to foster a spirit of unity among Grand View nursing stu- dents, to serve the community and to enrich one's knowledge of the nursing profession. The Pre-Nursing Students Association has the same goals, but is made up of students who plan to enter the nursing program, but are not yet accepted 1' 3 X. 1 f.