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Appeals - from page one
There are also four students on the
Appeals Board. The four students
are representatives appointed by the
Student Government. They are:
James “Biff” Guilmartin, Kris
Robinson, Landon Seism, and Beth
Williams.
The votes of two faculty members
and two student members must be
in concurrence with the student’s
position for the grievance to be ruled
valid.
Step 6: If the grievance is deemed
valid, the Board shall forward a
written account of its deliberations,
including its recommendations for
redress, to the student, the faculty
member, the department chairman,
and to Dr. Lawrence Dorr, vice
chancellor for academic affairs.
After consultation with Dorr, Chair
man Bernhardt will convene a
meeting of himself, Dorr, Downes,
and the faculty member to discuss
the matter and suggest strategies
for resolving the grievance.
According to Downes, the Ap
peals Board has one case to review.
pending formal procedure, Bern
hardt says, “As soon as the board
was appointed the appeal was acted
on.” This will be the first case to be
reviewed by the newly founded Ap
peals Board, which was formed to
act on the appeal. The Appeals
Board has been in the planning
stages since before the beginning of
fall semester.
Bernhardt stresses that an appeal
has to meet the definition of unfair
or improper treatment. He says
that complaints such as, “I think he
did a lousy job,” are not the kind of
thing the board will consider.
“Specifically, the kind of things we
can take up are prejudice, not follow
ing procedures, or an instructor
threatening a student.”
For more information on filing a
grievance against a teacher, Bern
hardt says, “As it appears in the
Student Guide is exactly the pro
cedures that will be followed and the
types of grievances that can be
brought.”
McDonald^ - from page one
McDonald’s vice-president in
Raleigh, who would make the ar
rangements. Those arrangements
resulted in two years rent free oc
cupancy and an offer from Johnson
to help in any way she could with
store decoration.
After the art department moved
out, the space was turned into of
fices and an indoor play land. “We
started out to put pictures of ten
kids doing various things on each
wall. What was to be 30 kids in six
weeks turned out to be 157 kids,
assorted animals and one clown,
Ronald McDonald, in six weeks,”
Johnson said.
The mural was painted by
Johnson and Saralyn Spradling, a
UNCA art graduate who now
teaches part-time at the university.
Johnson asked for Spradling’s
assistance on the project because of
her ability and because they
“worked well together.”
Originally the paintings were done
from pictures of the children of the
building workers as well as
Johnson’s and Spradling’s own
children. Soon parents and children
were coming in with snapshots.
McDonald’s, complete with mural,
opened officially in 1980 with a
media party. The children and their'
parents were invited.
Johnson said McDonald’s has
been “very cooperative” in granting
any of her requests. They also
donated $4,000 to the UNCA art
department for bronze casting
equipment.
The past four years McDonald’s
has given prize money for the Oc
tober Show, an annual, local, highly
juried show sponsored by the UNCA
art alumni. High Country Crafters
and the Asheville Art Museum.
“The community has responded
really well,” to the revolving gallery
and “McDonald’s is very pleased
with it,” Johnson said.
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