University of Michigan Medical and Nursing School - Aequanimitas Yearbook (Ann Arbor, MI)

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-ov- FIRST ROW: Margrethe May, Rosemary Beurle, Sue Johnson, Jane VanBelois, Mrs. Marshall, Jerrie Negele, Ann Hoover, Sue Oppel. SECOND ROW: Marty Gidos, Mary Flach, Karen Holvick, Sandra Coolidge, Bobbi Holub, Marge Vollman, Ann Bailey, Carol Tribby, Barb Malone, Lana Tennison, Judy Jackson. THIRD ROW: Nancy Kings- land, Linda Caviezel, Sue Finley, Jane Wilson, Paula Hartman, Paula Cooper, Donna Davis, Darlene Laidlaw, Ann Donnell. ursing School Council The Nursing School Council is the governing body of the University of Michigan School of Nursing. Whereas all members of the nursing school are voting members of the Council, and are invited to attend its meetings, an Executive Council, con- sisting of elected officers from all four classes, officially represents the student body at the monthly meetings. As with any effective organization, the Executive Board has recently re-evaluated both the purpose of the Nursing Council and the means by which these purposes are achieved. Since one of the main functions is to provide a direct channel of com- munication among the four classes and between the students and faculty, the council is attempting to use this channel more fully in order to provide coordination of activities and foster cooperation, unity, and harmony of interests. Emphasis has been placed on using the monthly council meetings as a time to discuss any problems arising and offering suggestions. Means by which the classes can become more aware of class and council activities are being explored. The council offers the students opportunities to manage responsibilityg encourages participation in local, state, and national nursing organizations and functions, and urges activity in varied campus and community activities. This encouragement to broaden horizons of service and interest within and outside of nursing realms hopefully helps each girl gain an awareness of the obligations and rewards associated with being an educated and professional woman. Some of the activities in which the council has participated this year have been as follows: prep- aration of a newsletter for the freshmeng a con- tinuation of the Big-Little Sister program for the freshmeng the institution of individual class news- lettersg revision of some nursing school policies in accordance with both students' and faculty's wishes: renovation of the social calendar, instituting several coimcil sponsored social activitiesg repre- sentation at the N.S.N.A. Convention, and assistance to nursing schools on other campuses.