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Friday, September 2 8 , 1973
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ANDY
GOTTSCHALL
CHANGES JOBS
Editor's note: The fol
lowing memorandum was re
ceived on Monday of this
week. It will be follow
ed by an interview with
Dean Gottschall to appear
in next week's Guilfordian.
Because of several un
foreseen circunstances in
the Department of Sociol
ogy, I have asked Andy
Gottschall to resume full
time teaching and admin
istrative duties in soc
iology with the beginning
of the coming spring term.
While Andy's leadership
will be missed in Student
Personnel, I am confident
GREENSBORO. N.C
that his full-time in
volvement in the Sociol
ogy Department will great
ly strengthen that seg
ment of our academic pro
gram.
Additionally, upon
Andy Gottschall's recom
mendation, I have asked
Ken Schwab to assume the
responsibility of Acting
Dean of Students. Ken
has had several years of
experience with our stud
ent services programs and
I have every confidence
in his ability to effect
ively assume his new
duties.
Finally, I would like
to take the opportunity
of this anouncement to
thanic Andy Gottschall for
his three years of strong
leadership as Dean of
Students, and for his wil
lingness to assist in the
resolution of our immedi
ate need's in the Depart
ment of Sociology by a
greeing to return to full
time teaching and admin
istrative duties a semes
ter earlier that origin
ally planned. With this
adjustment, I am certain
that our program in soc
iology will be immediate
ly strengthened, and that
the college will be in a
distinctly better posi
tion to meet its academic
responsibilities to sev
eral student constituen
cies .
Grimsley Hobbs
Kathy Sebo
Candidate
Kathy Sebo, popular
instructor from the pol
itical science department
and Being Human in the
20th Cent try, has announ
ced that she is running
for a seat on the Greens
boro city council. The
well known defender of
women's rights has enter
ed a crowded field of 23
candidates competing fot
only six places. In ad
dition to teaching at
Guilford College, Ms. Sebo
has v?en a past chairman
of the Mayors' committee
on the status of women and
the host of a local tele
vision program.