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

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Margaret L. Doy, Coordinator of Special Events. sas- ' ss V ' Q s 5 vw' Dr. Maxwell Adams, college chaplain and pro- fessor of religion arranges all chapel and religious confrontation programs, Rev. Alvin Currier, assistant chaplain, helps to estahlish a liason between all church groups. Under the leadership of James Holly, XVeyerhaeuser and Olin Science Libraries continued to expand their services and improve their facilities. The office of Career Planning and Placement, estah- lished at Mac in August, 1966, serves underclassmen as well as seniors. Director of the office, Mr. Donald Knapp, and the Assistant Director, Mrs, Shirley Al- puerto, work in such areas as careers, employment, graduate study and summer job opportunities. Macalester alumni and other interested people are kept informed of the college events and achievements through the work of A. Phillip Beedon, director of Alumni Affairs and Publications. Miss Margaret L. Day, Coordinator of Special Events, is on hand to welcome all distinguished visi- tors to Macalester. Miss Day also helps plan special cultural events.

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t l' i.W A A V ' Mrs. Ruth Boyd and Mrs. Irene Gerner, Post Office Manager. Dflvld N- Kienlll, ACHN9 Director of PUl9l'C'fY Leonard M. Wenc, Director of Financial Aid. Administering and assisting witli all of tlie in-and-out of class international programs of tlie college is the new tune- tion of the International Center. Because of the new Wallace Grants. the Center has been liusv setting up an expanded Study-YVork Abroad Project and new foreign student programs. The Center is the focus for international activities for liotli foreign and American students. Tlie News Bureau supplies the Twin Cities, as well as the state and nation with stories of events at Nlacalester. Re- placing Mr. Ivan Burg, Director of Pula- licity, who was on salvl1atical,in Europe was Mr. David Kienitz. Leonard BI. XYencg director of finan- cial aid reviews all applications for H- naneial assistance, including scliolarsliips, loans and work contracts. Douglas YYasl4o deals with activities lield in the Student Union, from dances and the game room, to cultural pro- grams held in Cochran Lounge. Douglas P. Wasko, Activities Advisor and Di rector of Student Union