Macalester College - Quid Nunc Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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Dr. J. Maxwell Adams, Chaplain Chaplain Adams has on on-the-run conference with Jim Fish. Rugg Wigfield plans SAHR strategy with Co-Chairmen Gerry Rock and Carole Chin. 5. 4 Chaplains Seek Realization Cl Spiritual, Moral Values Dr. J. Maxwell Adams, Chaplain, and Rev. Russ Wigfield, Assistant Chaplain, are two men who are concerned with the im- portance of spiritual realization at Macalester. They work to create a realistic approach to the problems of contemporary Christian life, and are also concerned with the attitudes and approaches to moral and ethical issues and values that affect todayis college student. This concern is often manifested in the personal counseling done by the two. The Chaplain and Assistant Chaplain are responsible for the weekly chapel services, the activities under the Commis- sion on Religious Emphasis, Religion-in-Life Week, the many denominational groups, the Religious Forums Committee, vol- unteer community service, and relationships with churches. Rev. Russell Wigfield, Assistant Chaplain

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Dean Lund Counsels and Advises Women Students As Associate Dean of Students, Miss Sue Lund is respon- sible for all women's housing-both on and oil campus. She serves as adviser to the executive board of the newly-organized Association of Women Students and the Off-Campus Womenis Board. In addition to doing personal counseling, Miss Lund works to help resident women in developing the growth and effectiveness of student government. Miss Lund chats with Lolita Holden at the American Association of University Women's tea for Senior girls. Dean Taylor and Secretary Mrs. Uggen file the inevitable student information cards collected at registration validation. 18 Sue Lund, Associate Dean of Students Scholarships, Freshmen Aid Concern Dean Ta lor David S. Taylor, Assistant Dean of Students, directs the ad- ministration of scholarships and iinancial aid programs. Ar- ranging for men's off-campus and married student housing is another of his primary duties. He is also responsible for plan- ning the orientation program for freshmen and new students, administrating special activities and projects, and fulfilling committee responsibilities. David Taylor, Assistant Dean of Students

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Presidential Assistants Handle Duties in Diverse Areas Charles Millerls duties as Executive Assistant to the Presi- dent involve counseling prospective Macites and entertaining interested students touring the campus. Mr. Miller is an assist- ant professor in the Biology Department, represents the faculty at the Macalester Club, and traditionally dons his fur-trimmed red suit to play campus Santa. Harry Morgan's greatest responsibility this year concerned his direction of the College's highly successful pilot program for international journalists, a project he originally devised. As Special Assistant to President Rice, Mr. Morgan also continues his work with international students and the Ambassadors for Friendship program he founded. With his wife Catherine, he is now co-director of Macalesterls spacious new International House, a home-away-from-home for Macites of world citizen- ship. Homer Townsend, Assistant to the President, carries out many time-consuming responsibilities for Dr. Rice. Among these are maintaining Charles Miller, Executive Assistant to the President. Jolly Charlie Miller donned a Santa suit to hand out goodies at the campus Christmas party. the College calendar, doing statistical re- search, chairing the convocation commit- tee, supervising secretarial personnel, and editing Tartan Topics. Harry Morgan, Special Presidential Assistant. Homer Townsend and secretary Mrs. Wilmer prepare copy for another issue of Tartan Topics, faculty news sheet. 20 'Homer Townsend, Assistant to the President.