,Y, SEPTEMBER 11, 1962
THE MICHIGAN DAILY
LY~ 5EPTEMBER 11, 1962 THE MICHIGAN DAIIX
JIMINAT E DEANS OF MEN AND WOMEN:
Lewis ReorganizesOffice of Student Affairs
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MONTGOMERY WARD
ARBORLAND
that women students have "spe-
cial needs," such as in counsel-
ing matters, that should be. han-
dled in a position specifically de-
signed for a woman administrator.
Lewis decided, however, to elim-
inate any formal distinction be-
tween men's and women's affairsI
in the OSA structure. Instead, he
established four special assistants,
each to have very general areas of
duty in addition to doing any as-
signment asked of them by the
vice-president.
And one of the assistants, for-!
mer Acting Dean of Women Eliza-
beth Davenport, will be his spe-
cial advisor on matters affecting
women. As Lewis explained, "there
will always be people to take care'
of the special needs of women."
Other Assistants
Two more assistants will be
former Dean of Men Walter B.
Rea, who will be an advisor on
general OSA matters, and Peter
Ostafin, who will continue to do
some work in the areas of student
health and safety.
The fourth assistant - Mark1
Noffsinger - has the most spe-
cific charge of this group. As a
coordinator of counseling, he will
be the executive secretary of a
new all-campus counseling com-
mittee to be chaired by Lewis, and
will also attempt to improve and
integrate the various services of
this kind in the University.
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JAMES A. LEWIS
.. . changes office
The functional directorships,
more specialized and more auto-
nomous than the assistants, have
been set up for scholarships and
loans, housing, and student or-
ganizations and discipline.
Directs Aid
In addition to being a special
assistant, Rea will be the director
of student aid. He will strive to
develop and coordinate campus-
wide studies on the administration
of financial largesse, and will also
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supervise the present OSA func- vices and the Bureau of Appoint-
tion of distributing scholarships ments.
and loans on the basis of need. These are units serving even
The director of student organi- more specialized types of students
zations and discipline is John than the directorships. For in-
Bingley. He will oversee the acti- stance, the scholarships and loans
vities of the many student groups department is available to any
at the University, with most of his student wishing financial aid,
work at first centering on a re- while the International Center
vision of the judiciary system. serves mainly foreign students,
He is expected to make pro- although any student is welcome
posals along lines suggested in the there.
Reed Report: that judiciaries be Health Service shelters students
consolidated into one general unit, suffering from any sickness that
with an advisory board, board of doesn't require major surgery, and
withan dvioryboad, oar ofprovides aspirin, penicillin and
appeal and provisions for due other clinical services.
process. The Bureau of School Services
Seek Director offers consultation, liaison and
The director of housing has not accrediting survey services in
yet been appointed, although Lew- order to better community rela-
is hopes to find the person for tions and publications programs
the, job by fall. This office will for elementary, secondary, public
involve only matters affecting and private schools.
residence halls. For the time be- Job Requests
ing, Bingley will supervise other The Bureau of Appointments is
types of housing, such as affiliated an agency which funnels job re-
units and apartments. quests from other educational in-
The new director of housing is stitutions and business firms to
expected to form new policies to students who apply at the bureau
induce a more comprehensive aca- and file their job qualifications
demic atmosphere in the residence and desires.
halls, and to carry out established The vice-president for student
plans such as those for coeduca- affairs also serves on the Board in
tional housing, which is slated for Control of Student Publications,
next fall. the Office of Religious Affairs and
Besides the duties handled by the Residence Halls Board of
his assistants and the directors, Governors.
Lewis also has authority over the In addition to the advice to be
International Center, Health Ser- extended as a matter of routine
vice, the Bureau of School Ser- by his assistants and the directors,
Lewis also will have an advisory
group, formed of five students
from Student Government Coun-
cil and members of the University
Senate Student Relations Com-
mittee.
This new group will be advisory
only, with no formal power. It
will meet "from time to time" with
Lewis or his staff to consider any
matter affecting the GSA. The
student - faculty committee will
also be a channel for suggestions
and complaints from any group,
inside or outside the University.
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