William Paterson University - Pioneer Yearbook (Wayne, NJ)

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Audio-Visual Center The AV Center located in the bot- tom floor of the Library is headed by Dr. Wllllann Brennan. The AV Center supplies films and other educational media as well as various audio-visual aids such as the movie pro|ectors and films for classes.

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Sarah Byrd Askew Library Where do you put 250,000 books when there Is only room for 160,000. That is just one of the problems Dr. Robert Goldberg had to face after he was named director of Sarah Byrd Asltew. Other problems include the Periodicals expanding onto micro- film, a cut in the book budget, and the lack of student interest in the library. Dr. Goldberg is searching for ways to get input from the students. He hopes that all students as well as the faculty, will help decide on what the library should order. A devout believer in Transcenden- tal Meditation. Dr. Goldberg also is a supporter of participative man- agement. The entire staff should be involved in decision making and developing goals for the library. We should see to the response of the needs of the community and how best to accomplish those goals. Dr. Goldberg says there are plans to enlarge on the library ' s facilities. These requests have been approved locally. They need to also be approved by Trenton. Wayne Hall looms very large, said Dr. Goldberg, but the immedi- ate problem is making use of the already over-crowded facilities before any additions are made. Dr. Robert Goldberg 218

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WPC Is a large campus and not an easy place to patrol. With many parking lots (and one would not know it by the 8:00 AM search for a park- ing place) and 18 buildings, protec- tion must be maintained at all times. WPC security, headed by Bart Scudieri, not only write tickets they also come to the aid of students in distress whether their cars won t start or they are injured. TOP; The Security Department hedded by Bart Scudieri provides students with auto assistance. TOP RIGHT: Dr. A. Brannacone. RIGHT: Mr. Scudieri listens as one of his patrols reports in. 220