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nd of semester sees faculty, staff departing
By Kathy Schmidt
Staff Writer
At least eight Elon faculty and
ff members will not be around
I the Fall Semester arrives.*
Seven professors and staff
embers are departing to teach
Ibewhere or to pursue other in-
rests, An eighth. Dr. Bob Delp,
rofessor of history here since
6, is retiring from the faculty.
The others are Dr. Paul
ravender, Gayle Fishel, Kathleen
IciNaince, Dr. Bob Nowell, Todd
Ison, Dr. Bob Williams and Dr.
1 Wood.
Brave nder has been the chair-
n of the Fine Arts Department
ince he joined the Elon staff in
1985.
Fishel, a graduate of Elon and
Awards
assistant director of Publications,
has worked here for six and one-
half years. Fishel said her plans
are not definite, but that she’s
leaning toward a job in commer
cial art somewhere in this area.
McNamee, an instructor in ac
counting and business administra
tion since 1983, will be moving to
Albuquerque, N. M., with her
husband, who will teach accoun
ting at the University of New
Mexico next year. McNamee
herself will enroll as a student in
architecture at the university.
Nowell, an assistant professor
of journalism and mass com
munication, has taught and serv
ed as adviser to The Pendulum
since 1981. He will become an
associate professor in the College
Continued from page 1
of Communications at California
State University at Chico.
Olson, instructor of fine arts
here for the last year and a half,
will spend the summer acting in
Galveston, Texas, and then return
to Greensboro in the fall.
Williams, an assistant professor
of economics at Elon since 1983,
will join the faculty of Guilford
College.
Wood, assistant professor of
business administration and
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gram, is joining the faculty at the
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“I‘ll miss a lot of very wonder
ful people here,” said Wood.
Olson also said that he regreted
leaving Elon.“There was so much
potential with the Fine Arts
building and the student involve
ment. ”
Fishel said this area was rather
lacking in artistic events and that
she is looking foward to moving
to a community where there are
other artists.
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^Seth B. Pomeroy, Pi Gamma Mu Award;
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