The Record

Vol. 23 No. 14 December 3, 1998

Recruiting minorities

New initiative seeks to diversify faculty

By Deborah Parker

From his office in Goldfarb Hall, Larry Davis, Ph.D., professor of social work, lauded the newly established Committee to Enhance Minority Faculty Recruiting Activities as a "noble, sincere effort."

Davis, a member of the committee, was talking with another black colleague in his office at the time -- and that's when it occurred to him: "Twelve percent of the black faculty is sitting in my office right now," he said with a laugh.

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"This is the House of Enthusiasm," asserts head
basketball coach Mark Edwards, addressing staff
from the schools and the Central Fiscal Unit at
the Campaign for Washington University's staff
kickoff Nov. 19 in the Field House. About 600
employees attended the event, hosted by Director
of Athletics John Schael and Chief Financial
Officer Barbara Feiner, co-chairs of the CFU
component of the campaign.




Members of Sigma Alpha Epsilon raised more
than $37,000 last month in donations of cash and
student meal points for St. Louis' Operation
Food Search. The University's Dining Services
will convert the contributions to food items
through its chief supplier, Allen Foods Inc.
Above, fraternity brothers Rob Wolfman (left)
and Mike Shapiro and chemistry lecturer Regina
Frey receive freshman David Montez's donation
Nov. 19 in Mallinckrodt Center.

Weil new Lee Professor for arts collaboration

By Liam Otten

Mark S. Weil, Ph.D., professor and chair of the Department of Art History and Archaeology in Arts and Sciences, has been named the first E. Desmond Lee Professor for Collaboration of the Arts.

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Striking gift from modest earnings

Alumna lived frugally, invested in savings bonds

By Gerry Everding

She spent a lifetime living frugally and investing her modest earnings in savings bonds. She befriended children, the aged and the disabled. She championed the cause of aid recipients who had lost their benefits. She had profound convictions about the importance of education.

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