Mercer University in Atlanta - Phoenix Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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MUSAC 1? A, The Mercer University Student Advisory Council is a service orga- nization in which upperclassmen Fronl Row: Shirley Graham, Anita Clevelandwliaculty Advisor, Chris Evans, Penny Black, Betsy Lamb, Brenda Thomas. Second Row: Christa Mayville, Raul Zunzunegui, Andy Adams, Sheri Halvorsen, June Lawler, Gene Owens, Julie Richardson. Third Row: Connie Bagley, Gladys Fretenburg, Debbie Bowles, Teresa Waddell, Jenny Julian, Jan Hays, Sharon Mueller Lisa Young. Back Row: Lori Frazer, Alison Monroe, Jay Mirza, Janet Carter, Kevin Brown Tim Alexander, Jim Wise. serve as peer counselors to new stu- dents. The primary services ofa stu- dent advisor include orientation as- sistance, tutoring, and serving as an information source throughout the academic year. Front Row: Tony Garrett, Franklin Medina, Ann Land, Mark Huie. Second Row: Marty Christian, Laverne Young, Lisa Waddill, Jeannine Kingry, Molly Hendricks, Thelma Burks. Back Row: Mike Harris, Susan Myers, Tom Theus, Joyce Branch, Melanie Cotton, Bill Myers. 150

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The Interclub Council is made up of representatives from all the clubs and organizations on the Mercerf Atlanta campus. Representatives to the ICC report on activities and pro- jects that each organization is plan- ning. The Council also reviews club procedures and policies. lg The Baptist Student Union is open to all interested students. Its purpose is to encourage and provide for the spiritual development and welfare of Mercer students through Bible study, community service, worship, retreats, and seminars de- voted to specific topics. Special em- phasis is given each year to fund- raising projects to send students as summer missionaries. Impact teams formed by students in the BSU participate in church retreats, youth-led revivals, and worship ser- vices in area churches. Members of the BSU executive and freshman councils are elected each year and are coordinated with the state and national BSU organizations. Interclub Council V' From Row: Kam Shah, Pam Malcolm. Teresa Holladay, Mary Ellen Timme. Back Row Jay Mirza, Bina Rangrej, Shirley Graham. Jeannine Kingry. Baptist Student Union El, Front Row: Raquel Fernandez, Key Martin. Teresa Waddell. Christy Butler. Nlelanie Murphy, Donna Monetta, Jean Houston. Debbie Baldwin. Second Row: Laverne Young. Julianne Schmidt, Marty Christian. Kelley Fairchild. Julie Mathis. Larry Wilson. Mike Wallis, Dwight Pierce-Sponsor. Back Row: Jeff Ethridge. Andy Adams. Dan Payne. Christa Mayville, Greg Brown-Faculty Advisor. Deborah Garrard-Vice President. Joanna Mcllwain, Mark Randolph, Skeeter Thompson. Gary Fiveash. Colin Harrise Faculty Advisor, Elena Mola-President. John Linton. l-19

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Under the leadership of Dan Meadors, Assistant Dean of Stu- dents, the International Student As- sociation strives to bring together all Mercer students for the apprecia- tion of various cultures and the ex- change of ideas. Each week, in an effort to promote world citizenship, the ISA holds a Fellowship Coffee, during which programs on different countries may be presented and po- litical issues discussed. In the fall of 1982, the ISA sponsored an Inter- national Festival, at which students from fifteen countries shared their culture through native foods, cos- tumes, dances, and artifacts. QT ,X Q , X .,.. F..-,--or International Student Association -,.....g ' If 1 V I Abdulnasser Abu-seir Alonzo Guerrero Wafa Abu-seir Jamal Al-Hazmi Nelson Anzola Shallini Charles Cam Coltharp Gustavo Ferraro Bill Geren Ibrahim Giwa Alberto Guerrero Adekunle Oketunji Lisbeth Osorio Mary Owcllc Daniel Pacheco Maria Parcdcs Kam Shah Adesuwa Lizzi Lynn Ward Haifaa Zaidan Mary Zumot fa,,.g1s 4,4 hi' I Z lbl 4' pm, 1, ,,'..