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PURPOSES the 1969-70 Diredtory of Student Organizations Has Been --~~------~---~-------- '.I 1 1 r:_,!) l.' I I t. {l,~ 1... A... J (( '1' I (Jrt•J·j(,r;i /• .~ !'' .r.,, /' _, I / PURPOSES The 1969-70 Diredtory of Student Organizations has been prepared by the Student Activities Bureau in co-operation ~ith the officers of student organizations. The directory is published: 1. To assist counselors and faculty advisors in directing individual students towards groups that can best meet their educational, cultural, social, and recreational interests and needs. 2. To provide a total picture of organized student life to assist in further development of the extra-curriculum. 3. To help provide a channel of communication beh'1een various university service agencies and student organizations. INDIVIDUAL ACTIVITIES COUNSELING The Student Activities Bureau was established in the belief that extra­ curricular activities are a necessary and valuable part of every student's total education and development. The advisors arc ready to consult with any student concerning activities and organizations that would contribute to his personal developr:1cnt, and to rccor.rr;wnd appropriate ones. \'le encourage each student to make use of this service. Appointments with any staff member desired nay be arranged with the bureau receptionist at roon 110, Temporary North of !.iines, 373-3955 (f:1inneapolis Campus) and 103 Ag Botany, 373-1164 (St. Paul Campus). ORGANIZATIOllAL ADVISING The bureau staff are \'Jell skilled in all phases of operational development and program planning of student groups. They arc ready at all times to help improve the functioning and programs of any organization. For assistance in this area, please call the staff member assigned to the particular organization. If you have a question, contact the bureau receptionist at 373-3955. USE OF THE DIRECTORY 1. There is an alphabetical index at the back of the book, which includes not only recognized student organizations, but also many all-university events. The latter activities are described in a section entitled "All University Projects, Traditional Events & Programs". rnt-fN q, ::, t~· <1 ' ~ ((._ ' fl((( It- I - 1 - Govei n) .."\.?_!3oClrc'..:~ and Inter-Group Councils All University Judiciary Council, 302 EdH, 373-4066 Boeard in Control of Student Publications, 9 T~~, 373-4158 Board of Residence Halls, 225 01iN, 373-4139 Business Bourd of the School of Business Administration, 203 BA, 373~3526 Commonwealth Terrace Council, 1295 Gibbs, StP., 373-1091 Council of Student Religious Organizations 306 Lib. 373-4628 General College Board, 106 NH, 373-4104 Home Economics Board, 200 McNH, 373-0934 Inter-Dental Fraternity Council, 136 Owre Inter-Dorm Council Inter-Fraternity Council, 349 CMU, 373-2435 International Student Council, 203 CMU, 373-5247 Inter-Sorority Council Law School Council, FraH, 373-5164 Liberal Arts Honors Student Council, (College of) 115 John H, 373-2821 Medical Student Council, 1305 Mayo Medical Technology Student Council C205 Mayo 1 Minnesota Student Association, 213 CMU, 373-2414 Mortuary Science Student Association, 114 Vincent H. 373-3870 Nursing Student Council, 125 Owre, 373-3462 Panhellenic Council, 347 CMU, 373-2435 Pharmacy College Student Representative Board, AH St. Paul Campus Student Council, 242 North Hall, 373-1675 St. Paul Campus Student Faculty Intermidiary Board Social Service Council, 114 Tm1, 373-4160 Student Project for Amity Among Nations (SPAN), 133 Clay School, 373-3677 Technical Commission, 129 E Technology Board White Dragon Society Women's Intramural Program, 202 NGW, 373-3218 Union Boards Student Center Board of Governors, St. Paul, 104 Student Center, 373-1046 Union Board ofGovernors, 315 CMU, 373-2545 West Bank Union, 110 Anderson Hall, 373-4658 - 2- STUDENT PUBLICATIONS Daily, The Minnesota, 10 Murphy Hall, 373-3381 Gopher, Minnesota (Inactive) Gopher Peavey Technelog, Minnesota - 3 - ACADEMIC FRATERNITIES Acacia 1206 - 5th St. SE 331-5941 Alpha Delta Phi - 1725 University Avenue SE 331-1326 Alpha Epsilon Pi 526-llth Avenue SE 333-0533 Alpha Phi Alpha (Inactive) Alpha Tau Omega 1821 University Avenue SE 331-5887 Beta Sigma Psi 1103-5th St. SE 331-1507 Beta Theta Pi 1625 University Avenue SE 331-2313 Chi Phi 315 - 19th Avenue SE 331-9297 Chi Psi 1515 University Avenue SE 331-5467 Delta Chi 1601 University Avenue SE 331-7916 Delta Kappa Epsilon 1711 University SE 331-7858 Delta Sigma Phi Delta Tau Delta 1717 University Avenue SE 331-5997 Delta Upsilon 1112 - 6th St. SE 331-6889 Evans Scholars 1115 - 5th St. SE 331-3432 Kappa Alpha Psi Kappa Sigma 1125 - 5th St. SE 331-2792 Omega Psi Phi Phi Delta Theta lOll-4th St. SE 336-9359 Phi Epsilon Pi 1901 Univ. Ave. SE 331-2388 Phi Gamma Delta 1129 University Ave. SE 336-8611 Phi Kappa Psi 1609 University Ave. SE 331-1335 Phi Kappa Theta (Inactive) Phi Sigma Kappa 317-18th Avenue SE 331-1108 Psi Upsilon 1617 University Avenue SE 331-1114 Sigma Alpha Epsilon 1815 University Avenue SE 331·5986 Sigma Alpha Mu 311-llth Avenue SE 333-6527 Sigma Chi 1623 University Avenue SE 331-1723 Sigma Nu 307-16th Avenue SE 373-1732 Tau Delta Phi (Inactive) Tau Kappa Epsilon (Inactive) Theta Chi 315-l6th Avenue SE 331-7929 Theta Delta Chi 400 10th Avenue SE Theta Zi (Inactive) Zeta Psi 1829 University Avenue SE 331-~~ . - 4- ACADEMIC SORORITIES Alpha Chi Omega 915 University Avenue SE 335-7800 Alpha Delta Pi 1000 - 5th Street SE 336-4373 Alpha Epsilon Phi 928-5th Street SE 333-0297 Alpha Gamma Delta 401 - 11th Avenue SE 331-2287 Alpha Omicron Pi 1121 - 5th Street SE 331-1381 Alpha Phi 323-lOth Avenue SE 332-8516 Chi Omega 315 - lOth Avenue SE 333-6529 Clovia 1502 Raymond Avenue StP 646-3786 Delta Delta Delta 314 - lOth Avenue SE 333-7285 Kappa Alpha Theta 1012 - 5th Street SE Kappa Delta 1025 - 6th Street SE 331-1863 Kappa Kappa Gamma 329 - IOth Avenue SE 333-0389 Lambda Delta Phi 1276 Raymond Avenue S.":. P. 645-6563 Phi Mu 330 - 11th Avenue SE 331-2618 Pi Beta Phi 1109 - 5th St. SE 331-1339 Sigma Delta Tau 1121 University Avenue SE 331-7935 - 5- PROFESSIONAL FRATERNITIES (Graduate) Alpha Delta Sigma (Advertising) 4052 - 12th Avenue SE Alpha Gamma Rho (Agriculture) 2060 Carter St.P. 646-4790 Alpha Kappa Kappa (Medicine) 621 Oak Street SE 331-1744 Ailipha Mu Sigma (Applied Mortuary Science) 114 Vincent Hall 373-3870 Alpha Omega (Dentistry) Alpha Psi (Vet. Med.) 239 C Vet Sci. 373-0812 Alpha Tau Alpha (Agricultural Education) 210 Hr. Anchor and Chain (NROTC) Delta Sigma Delta (Dentistry) 814 Essex St. SE 331-1324 Delta Sigma Pi (Business) 225 BA Delta Theta Phi (Law) Frazer Hall Delta Theta Sigma (Agriculture) 1485 Cleveland Avenue N. StP 646-8787 Farm House (Agriculture) 1505 Cleveland Avenue N. StP 646-3196 Gamma Eta Gamma (Vaw) 1126 - 5th St. SE 331-1575 Iota Rho Chi (Industrial Relations) 537 BA 373-3681 Kappa Alpha Mu (Photo - Journalism) 20 Murphy Hall Kappa Psi (Pharmacy) A.H. 373-2194 Mu Beta Chi (Business) Mu Iota Epsilon (Industrial Education) 123 Peik H 373-3641 Nu Sigma Nu (Medicine) 631 Oak Street SE 331-8689 Phi Beta Pi (Medicine) 632 Ontario St. SE 331-1369 Phi Chi (Medicine) 325 Harvard St. SE 331-1319 Phi Delta Epsilon (Medicine) 501 Ontario St. SE 331-7149 Phi Delta Phi (Law) Phi Epsilon Kappa (Physical Education) 202 CH Phi Mu Alpha (Music) 107 Scott Hall Phi Rho Sigma (Medicine) 317 Union Street SE 331-1839 Pi Sigma Epsilon (Sales-Business~· Psi Omega (Dentistry) 901 E. Riv. Rd 331-1801 Sigma Alpha Sigma (Engineering) Sigma Delta Chi (Journalism) 108 Mur. H. 373-3176 Zi Psi Phi (Dentistry) I004-7th St. SE 331-7933 PROFESSIONAL FRATERNITIES (Undergraduate) Alpha Chi Sigma (Chemistry) 613 Oak St. SE 331-5951 Alpha Kappa Psi (Buesiness) 116 5th St. SE 331-1391 Alpha Rho Chi (Architecture) 605 Ontario St. SE 331-7961 Kappa Eta Kappa (Engineering) 901 V/ashington Avenue SE 331-2133 Phi Delta Chi (Pharmacy) 1025 - 4th St. SE 333-2287 Theta Tau (Engineering) 515-lOth Avenue SE 331-7931 Triangle (Engineering) 521-12th Avenue SE 331-7969 - 6 - PROFESSIONAL SORORITIES Alpha Delta Theta (~edical Technology) Alpha Epsilon Iota (iv•edicine) 528 Ontario SE 331-1419 Alpha Kappa Gamma (Dent~l Hygiene) Alpha Tau Delta (Nursing) 119 ~illard Hall 373-3116 Kappa Epsilon (Pharmacy) Phi Beta (I,.usic and Speech) lv•ac !-'hail Center 12th & La~alle Phi Delta (Business) 817 uA 373-5689 Phi Upsilon Omicron (Home Economics) 153 lv•cNeal 373-1536 Sigma Alpha 1 ota (Music) 107 Scott Hall Tau Beta Sigma (Band) 14 NiviA Theta Sigma Phi (Journalism) 219 Murphy Hall 373-3163 - 7 - RESIDENTIAL 0RGru~IZATiuNS Andrew liouse 331-4232 Bailey Hall 645-9241 Brewster Hall 373-1035 Centennial Hall 3 3 9 -6-.:...: 7 Comstock Hall 373-7080 Dexter Hall 373-1396 Frontier Hall 373-6333 I~1eredi th Hall 373-l036 Middlebrook Hall 373-9818 Pioneer Hall 373-6320 Po .. ell Hall 373-4183 Sanford Hall 373-4161 Territorial Hall 373-6631 - 8 - CO-OPEHATIVE CRGi\NIZATI0NS Chateau Co-operative Club, 425-13th Avenue ~E 331-4494 Fratec.'nity t-urchasing Association, 15 T!-1/,·\, 373-3865 Independent 1v1en's Co-op, 1469 Cleveland Avenue North. StP 646-1929 fviinnesotaGraduate Club, 2089 Carter Avenue, StP 644-6453 Student Child Care Co-operative 301 ~ialte ..: Library, 373-3o50 Student's Co-operati\(e, Incorporated, 1721 University "venue SE, 331-1708 -9 - HELIGWUS AND INTEifF1~l TH Alpha 1701 University Ave SE 331-7101 BaHa'I Club 225 BA 373-4369 Baptist Student Fellowship 1219 University Avenue SE 331-1768 Buddhist Student Association Campus Crusade for Christ Chi Alpha Christian Medicat Society Christian Science erganization Commons Club Conservative Baptist Student Union Coptic Association Covenant Club Eastern 0rthodox Fellowship Episcopal Student Association Friends Student Committee Gamma Delta 1101 University Avenue SE 331-1102 High Crusaders Geneva Forum 247A Vet.
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