M m£/ ma ^^70/® Reznicek Announced as Dean of Business Administration On Thursday, April 28, Creighton Reznicek moved to Boston Edison Administration as we move toward officials announced Bernard W. in 1987 as president and chief the next century." Reznicek as the new dean of the operating officer. By 1990, he was Reznicek has continued to be College of Business Administration. named chief executive officer. affiliated with Creighton as a Reznicek , a 1958 Creighton "Creighton is fortunate to have founding member and former graduate, is currently the chief someone of Bernard Reznicek' s chairman of the Creighton University executive officer of Boston Edison. He caliber as dean of the College of College of Business Administration will be retiring from this position on Business Administration ," said the Executive Advisory Board Council. He July" 1 but will remain on the Rev. Michael Morrison , S.J. was the 1990 recipient of Creighton's company's board of directors. Dr. John Carlson , vice president Alumni Merit award for the College of Reznicek began working at the for academic affairs , said , "Mr. Business Administration and in 1987 Omaha Public Power District as an Reznicek's intimate knowledge of and was Inducted into Alpha Sigma Nu , accountant following his college success in business as well as his the national Jesuit honor society. graduation. He gradually rose to the natural leadership abilities made him Reznicek will be replacing Dr. Photo Courtesy of Public Relations , top and served as president and chief an excellent candidate for dean. He Guy Banvllle who served as dean for Bernard Reznicek. CEO of Boston executive officer of the OPPD from has the talent and experience to lead 12 years. Banvllle has been named Edison, has accepted the position of 1981-1987. the College of Business dean emeritus and will remain on the dean of the College of Business faculty as a marketing professor. Administration. Checkout the sp ecial Sports inreview . Photo by Karl Klein photo section The Annual Sig Ep Run with a Heart was held on Saturday, April 23. The participants had a warm, sunny day to stretch out for a good cause. All of the proceeds go to the Ronald McDonald House. outage 15 Senior Political Science Major Runs for Ralston School Board By Jen Meyer "I have things to provide in a fresh seats opened up on the board. She coming back to do something good for REPORTER look and new leadership," she said. said that attending meetings has the schools'," Ash said. Ash said that the school board helped her to find a strong need for Whatever the outcome of the One Creighton student is doing candidates will not be on the primary legislative representation for the election. Ash said that the experience more than voting in the 1994 ballot. She said that this gives her an school district and support for issues she is gaining will be helpful for the elections—she Is running for a that may become even more rest of her life. position on a school board. Important to the schools. "Even if I don't win the position, I Linda Ash , a senior political "I' m coming back and Although Ash admits she is a will be gaining valuable experience in science major, is a candidate for the young candidate for office , she said the campaign process and in the Ralston School Board. Ash. 22, will rep aying the f avor". she has not heard any objections yet, importance of schools," Ash said. "It is enter Creighton Law School next fall. although she said she anticipates a important to encourage others to go Ash said that growing up in the - Linda Ash few in the future. back home and contribute in their Ralston school district , she Arts and Sciences Senior "All I have heard is people saying, own schools." participated extensively and is now 'Isn't that great. A Ralston student is ready to give back to the community. "I participated as much as advantage to work on the campaign possible when I was in the Ralston over the 'Summer. INSIDE P REVIEW , schools," Ash said. "I'm coming back "We have a full agenda for the and repaying the favor." campaign ," Ash said. "Many times Ash said that although she will be you Just stick up a sign in a yard Graduation Award Recipients Announced page 2 the youngest candidate, she feels she when you run for the school board , has something to offer to the school but I want this position." Reeves Wins Mr. Collegiate Nebraska page 6 board. Ash said that she became more Baseball Update page 13 interested in the position when three Campus Briefs page 16 New C.A.P. Center Promotes Academic Advising For Undergraduates Seeking Employment By Christine Schraml this semester, about 150 students have already Career Services hopes to now bring In fresh- met with the advisors In Career Services. men with this program. They also hope to retain REPORTER Phaneuf said the program will go into full students who might be unsure of their future Since the beginning of this semester, stu- swing this fall with every student receiving a and as a result could drop out of school. dents have had the opportunity to take advan- folder that should take him or her through their Career Services will still offer its other ser- tage of Creighton's new CAP center in Career Ser- college years. The folder contains checklists , vices, and students will still be required to meet vices. questions, career goals and sample resumes. with faculty advisors. The CAP program will allow CAP stands for Career and Academic Plan- The program began after viewing other cam- the students to spend more quality time with ning. Its goal is to combine academic advising puses with CAP programs already in effect. Previ- their faculty advisors, Phaneuf said. CAP is not with career planning. Career Services has real- ously, Career Services was viewed as a place for meant to replace academic advisors. Just to ized that the two go hand in hand, and with this seniors only since placement was its main focus. accompany them. program, they are now combined. Then , as internships began to rise in popularity, Students are encouraged to visit Career Ser- Gerry Phaneuf, director of Career Services, juniors and sophomores began to make use of vices, which is located in lower Brandeis, anytime said he has been working on the idea with Acade- the center. or to call at 280-2722 to set up an appointment. mic Affairs since August. 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