Morehead State University - Raconteur Yearbook (Morehead, KY)

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TIIH NETIV COMMITTEE members meet together over lunch and discuss the problems and cares of MSU students. Coun- cil members meet twice a month. THE COMMITTEE is composed of eleven members who represent different organizations and groups on the campus. 2. r' r' rm 1 E r- I-

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One of the new highlights of President Herb. F. Reinhard's administration was the formation of the President's Student Ad- visory Committee composed of eleven students representing various campus organizations and constituencies. According to President Reinhard, the purpose of the council is to get input opi- nions on any issue from student leaders and the cabinet members. Reinhard said, uThe council has been fruitful because it has allowed my ad- ministration to meet student leaders on a regular basis to discuss issues, problems, and questions which are important to both groups. Formed in the fall of 1984, the council is the first of its kind in the body politics of the university. The council meets twice a month and those selected to serve in the 1985-86 academic year were: Kelli Abner of Morehead; Panhellenic Council PresidentiLisa Adkins of Elliot Co. Student President's Advisory Council in Spring Connie Bentley of Vanceburg; Married Stu- dent RepresentativeiTimothy Hubbard in Spring Prince Dimkpa of Nigeria; International Student Representative Ben lden of Bloomingdale, OH; Student Association President Donald Krauth of Louisville; lnterfraternity Council President James Nathan Matthews of Olive Hill; Non-Traditional Student Representative Kimberly Diane Moore of Ashland; Graduate Student RepresentativeiTammi Adkins in Spring Deborah Powell Editor Donna Reynolds of Printer; Resident Hous- ing Association President Saundra Stivers of Jackson; Raconteur Editor Angela Tutt of Louisville; Black Coalition President of Irvine; Trail Blazer THE PRESIDENTIAL ADVISORY COMMITTE was a new addition to the campus as Her Reinhard became president. The purpose of t council is for student leaders to voice the opinions thepublic. According to Porter Daily, the vice pres dent for Administration and Fiscal Ser ices, I have been very pleased with th type of interaction between the stude leaders and the cabinet members. Th council is another line of communicatio that enables us to be more responsiv more caring about the problems and co cerns for students. Donna Reynolds, President of the Res dent Housing Association maintained th- the council has been beneficial for me t liaise with the administration in a very co genial and relaxed atmosphere. One problem with the council accordin to Deborah Powell is that the general st dent body does not recognize the stude leaders. Powell said, i'lf students can meet the' representatives on a regular basis, the pu pose of the council will have been full achieved, she said. By PRINCE DIMKPA

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