Multnomah University - Ambassador Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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Cabinet Closely Gluecl ir :L-. Multnomah's Student Body Cabinet was built-up in more ways than one this year. The cabinet, composed of leaders in each area of student life, was primarily responsible for helping each cabinet member to carry out hisfher job more effectively. Mark Brewster, ASMSB President and head of the cab- inet, had two goals this year. The first was to establish a balanced atmosphere on campus, a balance between the social, spiritual, mental, and physical areas of student life. The second was to bring the cabinet closer together. One way Mark accom- plished these goals was by setting up what he called the inner cabinet. Leaders of the four major divisions of student leader- ship combined to form this inner cabinet. Randy Armstrong CDe- votional Chairmanj, Jeff Klippenes QASMSB Vice Pres- identj, John Tietsort CStudent Activities Charimanj, and Dan Crane CSMU Chairman? serve on the inner cabinet along with Grace Wong CASMSB Secretaryl, Carol McAnlis CASMSB Trea- surerj, and Mark Brewster. The inner cabinet met once a month to pray, share, and work on areas of need. The four leaders then met with the people in their divisions. Once a month, the whole cabinet got together for prayer, dinner, and fellow- ship. With the prayers and en- couragement of the whole cab- inet, each member was able to perform hisfher leadership job having the assurance that they were not alone. The cabinet was also brought closer together through a retreat the first weekend of the second semester at the Multno-

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