Northeastern Illinois University - Beehive Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Production Staff of the 1982 Yearbook Joe Wright Bill Naras Mark P. Sorbi Azra Puskar Arthur L. Gilbert Gregory Czapla Dean Paul The Northeastern Illinois Print, student newspaper has been especially helpful in the production of this book. Special Thanks to Editors. Sandra L Vahl and Ray Hund. Cover Design: Bill Naras Liner Concept: Joe Wright, Liner Graphics: Bill Naras Contributors: John Vega, Linda Upstrom, Channie Liebenstein, Steve Goldenberg, Patrick Collins, Dave Doehler, Lynn Levy, Dave Zarek, Lil Ravve, N. Van Dien, Cris DiMatteo, Tony DiNola. Rita DiNola (1980-82) . ■

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S5 Table of Contents 4 Credits 5 Introduction 6 A Year in Review: 1982 17 University Departments and Organizations President 18 Academic Af f airs Provost 20 Sports 23 Center for Program Development 31 College of Arts and Sciences 36 College of Education 48 Graduate College 52 Administrative Affairs 53 Development Public Affairs 58 Student Affairs 61 Student Organizations 67 Student Development 103 108 Graduates of 1982 April Graduates v August Graduates December Graduates.. 109 129 143 158 Special University Events 166 Index Section 176 Acknowledgements

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Introduction: A Look at U.N.I. Northeastern is such a diverse place, with so many people going in different directions that sometimes we didn ' t look at what happened while we were there. This book is a history of the University from January, 1982 — De- cember, 1982. While we were putting this book to- gether we learned to look at the University like we never had before. Some of the more important things were obvious: a new set of core course requirements was set, a new Business College came within one step of operations, the controversy over the tuition hikes developed, student organizations worked at their efforts to run their activities. Yet there is a less noticeable side to Northeastern. Nearly one-third of Northeastern ' s students are night stu- dents. They work at their careers dur- ing the day, continue their scholarship at night, and then go home. Sometimes these people aren ' t really noticed. Some of them never even saw the cafeteria (we envy them), the Gameroom (Where ' s that?), or a foot- ball game (Like the rest of us). There are also the people that inhabit the Science Building. Dean Frank Dobbs of the College of Arts and Sciences, the lab assistants, and the people that work in the irradiation laboratory. What about those mysterious people that work on the fourth floor of the classroom building in what looks like a space age computer laboratory? Perhaps you will find yourself in this book. Surely you will find someone you know, and in addition some people you didn ' t know. For instance, would you have recognized the Provost, Dr. John Cownie? At the commencement cere- mony people could be heard asking who he was, when he presented the graduates to Northeastern President Ronald Williams. During your years at Northeastern did you know what the Dean of the College of Education looked like? You might remember the guy that spoke to you at Freshman orientation— but you probably didn ' t know that he was the Dean of Student Development. And the list could go on. These people are all in this book, along with many other University employees. We missed a lot of people that we wish we could have included. If we missed you we apolo- gize. If we spelled your name incorrect- ly, again our sincerest apologies. To the graduates, we applaude and congratulate you on your accomplish- ments. To the undergraduates, we hope to be able to include you on the pages of a future Yearbook as you conclude your academic studies. The 1982 Yearbook Staff