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Winter, 1986 Saint Xavier College/Chicago YEAR IN REVIEW Graham School Dedication Student Enrollment Increase 50th Anniversary of the School of Nursing c to L,J" Honor Roll of Donors Ji news news news. Enrollment Figures New Gift Cub Level Established Set Record The Annual Fund Gift Clubs have been prise a significant group, the Presidential expanded this year to include a new Circle. Enrollment for the Fall semester at Saint membership level - the Sisters of Mercy Other levels of the gift club are the Bish­ Xavier set another record, surpassing last Fellowship with a gift range of $2,500 to op Quarter Society ($500 to $999), the year's Fall total by approximately 225 $4,999. The Frances Warde Society has Scarlet and Grey Society ($250 to $499), students. been redefined for gifts of $1,000 to and the SXC Associates ($ 100 to $249). Fall enrollment data showed an all time $2,499. The Annual Fund gift clubs have been high of nearly 2,600 students registered The top three levels - the Catherine established to recognize contributors who with a 9 percent increase in student full McAuley Society (gifts of $5,000 or have a deep interest in the College's mis­ time equivalency. more), the Frances Warde Society and sion and a shared vision of even more Dr. Ronald Champagne, president of the Sisters of Mercy Fellowship - com­ heightened excellence and distinction. Saint Xavier College, attributes the in­ creases to the quality of education avail­ able at Saint Xavier, the success of new offerings such as the MBA program and the R.N./M.S. option, and the flexible scheduling designed to fit students' needs. Undergraduate nursing and business programs showed the largest increase in registered students. The School of Nurs­ ing now enrolls 566 students in under­ graduate programs, an 8 percent increase over last Fall, and 101 graduate students. The primary gain has been in the num­ ber of continuing education students, adults age 23 and over. The Graham School of Management at Saint Xavier College has the highest enrollment of declared majors with 624 Members of the 1985-86 Annual Fund Drive Steering Committee are: undergraduate and 148 graduate stu­ (from left to right) Ronald O. Champagne, James Sherman. Thomas dents, for a total of 772 students. Nessinger, Sister M. Irenaeus Chekouras. James McDonough. Evangeline Bollinger and Dr. Thomas Evans. Graham School Adds Finance Track to Business Curriculum The Graham School of Management this track include Money and Banking, a major renovation, the School opened of Saint Xavier College has added a new Investments and Portfolio Analysis, Risk in February 1985. In addition to offering finance track to its undergraduate busi­ and Insurance, Advanced Corporate both undergraduate and graduate pro­ ness administration curriculum. The new Finance and Problems in Business grams in business, the Graham School track, developed for students seeking Finance. of Management serves as a center for careers in any of the varied fields of fi­ Formerly a Chicago public school, the training and specialized assistance for the nancial management, joins specializations Graham School building, located across business community. already available in accounting, market­ the street from the main campus, was ing, management and management in­ purchased by the College in 1984. After formation systems. Course offerings within < 1986 by Saint Xavier College, Chicago, Illinois. Meeting Place Magazine is published by the Office of College Relations, Saint Xavier College. Direct all inquiries to: Erin K. Butler, Director of Publications, Saint Xavier College, 3700 West 103rd Street, Chicago. 1L 60655 (312) 779-3300, ext. 308. Winter, 1986 Four Trustees Elected to Board Graduate Nursing Four new trustees have been elected ident of the Builders Association of Program Expanded to the Board, three at the Fall meeting of Chicago. As part of the celebration of its 50th the Board of Trustees and one at the Win­ He serves on the Board of Directors of Anniversary, the Saint Xavier College ter meeting. the Heritage County Bank and Trust Com­ School of Nursing has announced the Joining the Board are Matthew J. Lamb, pany, the Chicago Building Congress and expansion of its master's degree program Chairman of the Board of Blake-Lamb the Mercy Health Care and Rehabilitation in nursing. According to Dean Diane Funeral Homes, Inc.; Daniel P. O'Brien, Center. He is retired from the Board of Homer, the expansion will add to the Sr., President of O'Brien Management; Directors of the Alexian Brothers Medical curriculum a component in nursing Dominick J. Velo, President of DJ. Velo Center and Illinois Benedictine College. administration and nursing education to and Company and Chairman of the Board Active in charitable work, Velo serves prepare nurses to assume leadership and of Heritage Bank of Country Club Hills; on the Advisory Board of Catholic Chari­ teaching roles in a variety of settings. and Arthur Velasquez, Jr., founder and ties. He is past president of the Lt Joseph Saint Xavier College has received an President of Azteca Corn Products P. Kennedy School for Exceptional Chil­ Advanced Nurse Training Grant from the Corporation. dren and a member of the Knights of U.S. Department of Health and Human Along with the chairmanship of Malta. Services, Division of Nursing, to fund Blake-Lamb, Lamb is owner and partner A leader in the health care manage­ expansion of the program. Funding of in eight firms, including Matt-Rich Invest­ ment field for more than 30 years, Daniel $386,000 has been recommended over ment Corporation, Lamb's Flowers and P. O'Brien, Sr., oversees several nursing a three-year period, subject to availability the Gold Coast Development Corpora­ homes in Chicago, including the St of funds. The first installment - $ 175,000 tion. He is past president and chairman Agatha Health Care Center which cares - was funded as of October 1, 1985. of the board of Preferred Funeral for the needs of the Chinese/American Currently, the graduate nursing pro­ Directors International and the author of community. gram at Saint Xavier College prepares numerous articles on funeral service O'Brien also is the proprietor of professional nurses as clinical nurse management. O'Brien's Sirloin Inn Restaurant in Old specialists in the following areas: com­ Lamb is noted for his work for char­ Town. He is a member of the Knights of munity health, psychiatric/mental health, itable and civic organizations. In 1985, Columbus. and rehabilitation nursing. The new com­ Pope John Paul appointed Lamb a Papal A trustee of the University of Illinois from ponent will provide master's degree stu­ Knight of the Holy Sepulchre. He is a mem­ 1974 through 1980, Velasquez was the dents with opportunities to become ber of the Board of Directors of Little Com­ first Hispanic elected to a statewide of­ prepared in nursing administration and pany of Mary Hospital and the Advisory fice in Illinois. He currently is a Director education role areas in addition to be­ Board for Christ Hospital. He is past of Illinois Bell, Peoples Energy Corpora­ coming prepared in advanced clinical president of the Oak Lawn Chamber of tion, Chicago Metro Junior Achievement, nursing. Commerce, past district chairman for Midtown Center, the City College of Chi­ The expanded Master of Science in the Boy Scouts of America and past cago Foundation, Illinois State Franchise Nursing program will blend the advanced president and chairman of the board Board and the United Way. clinical nursing component that charac­ of the Leo High School Foundation. Velasquez is chief executive officer of terizes the present graduate nursing pro­ An architect, Dominick J. Velo is pres­ Azteca, the largest tortilla manufacturing gram with the functional role options that ident of DJ. Velo and Company General company in the Midwest and one of the enable graduates to function in nursing Contractors, president of the Construc­ top 100 Hispanic-owned businesses in the leadership and educational positions. tion Employers Association and past pres­ United States until its recent acquisition With this broader, more flexible range of by The Pillsbury Company. options, the program will be better able to serve the graduate nursing students and the community. Matching Gifts Double Your Contribution Saint Xavier College received $14,500 vide a matching gift program in order to Occasionally, corporation mergers may through employers' matching gift pro­ encourage their employees to support bring about a matching gift program grams during the fiscal year 1984-85. higher education. "Accordingly, it is impor­ where one did not previously exist reports Gerald P. Albert, director of tant that alumni, parents, and other friends "The matching plan is an excellent way development The gifts were for both gen­ of Saint Xavier College inquire of their to 'double your dollar' during this time of eral and restricted support of the College. companies' personnel managers about rising costs,'' he added. Many corporations and businesses pro­ matching gift opportunities," Albert said. Meeting Place Magazine Cross Country, Volleyball Teams and Coaches Take Honors The cross country team took first place High School, formerly coached the girls' In conference play, the Cougars won in the National Association of Intercollegi­ track team at Evergreen Park High the crown, beating Northeastern Illinois ate Athletics (NAIA) District 20 (State of School. University in the championship match Illinois) for the third consecutive year. The Cougars also successfully defend­ with scores of 15-6, 15-5 and 15-11. Four Cougars were in the top six finish­ ed their championship in the Chicago- Midge Furlong was named Most Valuable ers at the meet. Senior Craig O'Connor land Collegiate Athletic Conference Player in All-Conference selections. Also finished first for the second year in a row (CCAC) by taking first in a meet hosted chosen All-Conference were juniors with a time of 27:54, winning the individ­ by Saint Xavier College.
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