Salem State University - Clipper Yearbook

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i l f , ,f 'r -4 Qi I Dr. Edward M. Penson President Dr. Adel Abu-Moustafa Acting Academic Dean Mr. William D. Devitt Acting Dean of Undergraduate Studies f,.v r '9' L .fl . , 1 qv ez. si . A 3 Q 1 L. Mr. George A. Jacobson Assoc. Dean of Students Mr. Evan B. Flamer III Asst. Dean of Students Mr. Stephen C. Spanger Acting Dir. of Admissions X V r . ,X -1, , M.. 5. -v ,- or ' 1 X1 W is ir ,. 32 . ,rv , . ,,4llf - a ' ' ' d ' .'..'?' -' wi we af ' DQ y ' 1 ' af ,H .1 r , . 1-V4 'A I f iq A 3-.pf aff .gm Mr. Richard Marrs Dean of Administration Mr. Francis X. Kyle Dir. Adm. Services Mr. Joseph A. Tache Staff Assoc. Adm. Service Mr. Kevin J. Kiernan Dir. Fiscal Affairs l 'fi-:ian-. 1 f' - ' x . ,,. ,. ,.- ' ,, -ugh, n my A-I 4 X f Mr. Edward B. Manning Mr, Henry P, Derouin Acting Assoc. Adm. Serv. Registrar MS. Helen M. Reynolds Mr. Lawrence N. Hanson Dlf. Fln8l'lCl8l A5300 Rggigl rar MT- R0b6I'f A- Sherwood Mr. Robert G. Turner Director of Housing Dir, uf Placement 21 .I

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Memorial Frederic F. Janik July 18, 1945-August 24, 1975 Fred Janik came to Salem State in September of 1973 as an instructor in the Geography Dept. Ini- tially his appointment was to be for one year, but due to an extended leave of absence by another fac- ulty member Janik remainedf at Salem for two years. Janik was born and educated in the Boston area. He attended Boston College High, and Boston State College where he received a B.S. in Geography in 1968. His graduate work took him to U.C.L.A. where he received an M.A. in Geography in 1969. In 1971 Janik began work on a PH.D program at U.C.L.A. after serving two years in the military. His doctoral program was concentrated in Physical Geography and Fred had completed all the necessary coursework and was in the process of completing his dissertation at the time of his death. During his years at U.C.L.A. Janik studied under some of the more prominent Physical Geogra- phers in the country. His area of expertise was Physical Geography and his interest in our enviornment was without end. Fred Janik was a very dedicated and professional individual. His rapport with the students was ex- cellent and he always had time for the student who sought his help. His potential contribution to the advancement of the field will be greatly missed. Janik died while scuba diving in Boston Harbor with friends. fAugust 24, 1975l

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