Meredith College - Oak Leaves Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

Page 30 text:

Administration Meredith is . . .a place where we respond to each other as human beings; a transition which helps each person to be an effective member of the College and at the same time a real member of the community; a multi-faceted jewel; a combination of places, adventures, challenges, commitments, curiosities, dreams, hopes, and aspirations; and above all, the student. — Dean White Right, DEAN OF STUDENTS ' OFFICE: Joyce White, Dean of Students (seated), and Jean Cooper, Housing Director, as- sist the students in most activities of campus life. Their responsibilities in- clude orienting freshmen to campus life, assigning student housing, or- ganizing advisee groups, and working with the SGA. Below left, COORDINATOR OF DE- VELOPMENTAL COUNSELING AND STUDENT ACTIVITIES: Merna Dee Galassi counsels students individually and in groups concerning personal, so- cial, educational, academic, and career concerns. In addition, she advises a number of the major organizations and groups on campus. Below right, COUNSELOR: Elizabeth Wilson is available to the students to help them with problems dealing with their academic life, social life, and per- sonal life. With her is Mary Lay, Secre- tary and Receptionist for Gate Center. 1 ' B ll B B mw j(M dnH rJ HI H B 26 — OAK LEAVES 1978

Page 29 text:

ADMISSIONS OFFICE: Seated, Mary Bland Josey, Director of Admissions. Standing, (1. to r.) Sue Kear ney, Shera Hube, Suzanne Styron, Jo Ann Lanzi, Betty Gwyer, Lucille Thatcher. FINANCIAL AID OFFICE: L. to r., Audrey Gardner and Sally Horner, Director of Financial Aid. COOPERATING RALEIGH COLLEGES: J. P. Freeman and his secretary, Ellen Brooks coordinate all inter-campus business, so that Merdith students may take courses offered at other Raleigh colleges. OAK LEAVES 1978 — 25

Page 31 text:

CAMPUS MINISTER ' S OFFICE: Larry Williams, campus min- ister, serves as advisor for MCA and as a counselor for reli- gious questions, religious vocations, and personal problems. His secretary and associate. Marge Rodberg, is responsible For the secretarial duties of the office in addition to listening to and chatting with students about their concerns. ALUMNAE OFFICE: The Alumnae Office serves to strengthen relations among alumnae and between alumnae and the college. L. to r., Cleo Perry, Director; Carolyn Daniels; and Joyce Watkins. CARLYLE CAMPBELL LIBRARY: Seated, (1. to r.) Jon Lindsey, Head Librarian; Dorothy Quick. Standing, (1. to r.) Lynne Henderson, Herbert Williams, Mary Priest, Robert Fracker, Alice McNeil, Margaret Sexton. OAK LEAVES 1978 — 27