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(Dorr) We are working with admissions to develop a comprehensive
recruiting plan, which is almost complete. We will also make a study
of attrition to discover what causes students to drop out or to remain.
For instance, we could use Sociology students to analyze thi^ attrition...
If one of the problems were bureaucracy, we could use the Management
department to analyze the structure of our organization.
(RR) Do you forsee any restructuring within the university hierarchy?
(Dorr) We will look closely at the structure of departments and the role
of the chair.
(RR) What are some other goals?
(Dorr) New and better housing is essential to the growth and develop
ment of UNC-A. This has to come out particularly in the search for a
new Dean of Students.
LONG RANGE GOALS
(RR) What do you feel are UNC-A’s Ibng range goals?
(Dorr) Now would be a bit early to say. Things that come to mind
are the Climatic Center and Forestry School. We must, over the
years, diversify without dimishing our emphasis on liberal arts...Liberal
arts are the real heart of this college.
VUDITIONS ANNOUNCED FOR THEATER UNC-A
Theatre UNC-Asheville will hold
auditions for Anton Chekhov’s drama
“The Three Sisters” on Thursday,
August 24 at 3:30 and 7:30 p.m.
in the Carol Belk Theatre.
Drama department chairman Arnold
Wengrow announced that the pro
duction, which will open Theatre
UNC-Asheville’s ninth season, has
roles for nme men and five women.
Auditions are open to all currently
enrolled students and to UNC-A
alumni.
Scenes from the play that will be
used for the auditiofl may be picked-
up at the Carol Belk Theatre between
1:00 - 4:00 p.m. on Wednesday and
Thursday.
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NEW INSTRUCTORS
The names of the new instructors for the 1978-1978 school year, their pos
ition, and their education are as follow:
THOMAS ALEXANDER CHISHOLM Associate Professor of Management
B.S., M.B.A., Boston University
Ph.D., The American University
ANTHONY MONCREIF COYNE Assistant Professor of Philosophy
B.A., B.S., Washington and Lee University
Ph.D., UNC-Chapel Hill
WILLIAM JOSEPH FIELD Lecturer in Economics
B.A., Carleton College
M.A., Ph.D., UNC-Chapel Hill
MERRITT WAYNE MOSELY, Jr Visiting Assistant Professor of Literature
B.A., Huntingdon College
M.A., Ph.D., UNC-Chapel Hill
LINDA LEWIS NELMS Lecturer in Management
B.A., UNC-Asheville
M.B.A., UNC-Chapel Hill
ARTHEA JUDITH STAEGER REED Assistant Professor of Education
A.B., Bethany College
M.S., Southern Connecticut State
Ph.D., Florida State University
MICHAEL JOSEPH RUIZ Assistant Professor of Physics
B.S., Saint Joseph’s College
M.S., Ph.D., University of Maryland
ANN LENORE WEBER Assistant Professor of Psychology
B.A., Catholic University of America
M.A., Johns Hopkins University
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