University of Maine - Prism Yearbook (Orono, ME)

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dean of women edith wilson ., -vs. I 5-QE From checking blueprints for the new women's dormitories to work- ing on means to maintain small col- lege intimacy, Dean of Women Edith G. Wilson has an active role in the plans for the growing university. She is investigating possibilities of a student committee to keep open the lines of communication between her office and the coeds at Maine. Dean Wilson is advisor to the Junior and Senior Residents and conducts a session in group dynamics for house presidents. This year she has worked with the administration at the University of Maine in Port- land on the problems of the recent admission of women to the formerly all-male campus. She is a strong supporter of the WAA, and a mem- ber of the Social Affairs, Religious Affairs and Calendar Committees. 1,15-':A,-,.e.:,n ' ,f -'5.EJJ.. 1 wc- . 1' gr gil., 5 ...,,rI.Y K W ,'tv., . .IQ r i r 5 sl assistant to the dean mary zink The latest addition to the adminis- trative staff is Mary Zink, Assistant to the Dean of Women and Director of the University's Testing Service. Miss Zink supplies sources for vocational-education material and, through a series of tests, is able to advise undergraduates on the basis of their interests and aptitudes. Miss Zink expresses a keen interest in Student Government and A.W.S. She works with the various execu- tive boards helping to organize and strengthen them. Along with Dean Wilson, Miss Zink is 'anxious to maintain a friendly, close-knit spirit in the growing university. ll