University of California Berkeley - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Berkeley, CA)

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VICE CHANCELLORS Above: Rodeltk B. Pork. Left: Robert S. Kerley

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Ira Michael Heyman became the sixth chancel- lor to reign over the Berkeley campus on July 1, 1980. Chancellor Heyman has been of Berkeley since 1964 serving as o professor of law and os vice chancellor. The new chancellor inherits a campus, which during its ' deceinniel accredation was found to be the preimminent public institu- tion in the United States. But Chancellor Hey- mon hopes to make substantial progress in the undergraduate program at Cal. According to Heyman, the makeup of the undergraduate population has changed significantly. To meet the needs of the lower division students, which ore increasingly large, os more and more students spend the full four years here, instead of transfer- ring Chancellor Heyman stresses the importance of having greater course selection before having to declare o major. Heyman also desires to in- crease faculty involvement. I also would like to see Col go to the Rose Bowl, he added. 21

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ALUMNI SCHOLARS The Alumni Scholars is a group of 1250 students who have each received a scholarship from the California Alumni Association. Involving these stu- dents in activities, events, and students service projects is the main purpose of the club. Another major aim of the organization is to acquaint these students with one another and to help personalize the experience of attending Col. Throughout the year, the Scholars met regularly at Alumni House to plan their many activities. Some of these events included o white-woter raft- ing trip, sponsoring of the Bloodmobile on campus, o Chem 1 A tutorial program, and theatre parties. A newsletter was published quarterly to report the club ' s activities. Alumni5th°tors met for the first time ot o reception ond photosession during the first week of classes. 23