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Notre Dame Report contents _.rn October 28, 1977 Fellows and Trustees of the Unf.: Academic Department Chairmen and versity Program Directors 87 Fellows 92 College·of Arts and Letters~ 87 Trustees Chairmen 88 Emeriti Trustees 93 College of Arts and Letters­ Program Directors · University Administration 93 College of Science- Chairmen 88 Officers of the University 93. College-of Science- 88 Provost _ Program Directors 89 Executive Vice President 93 College of Engineering- 89 Student Affairs . Chairmen- . 89 Business Affairs 93 College cifEngineering- 90 Public --Relations and Program Directors Development 94 College of Business Adminis~ 90 ·Advanced· Studies · tration-Chairmen 90 Ge~eral.Counsel .. 94 College of Business Adminis- 90 Dean of Administration tration:-Program Directors · 90 Th·e Cqniputing Center 94 Freshman-Years of Studies- · go··· Department of Athletics Program _pi rector 91 ·Athletic and Convocation Center 94 Reserve Officers Training 91 Law ·School .... _ . ·. C_QrP?:-Chairmen 91 College of Ar~s. and Letters·· 95 Rectors· and Assi sfailt Rectors· 91 College of Scie_rjce. 95 ·Religious Superiors .91' College .of Engineering · . · ·. · . · , . 91 Coll_ege of Business Administration Umvers1ty· Comm1ttees -92 Freshman·Year'of ·studies ·- 92 University_ .Institutes- ·· 96 Academic:council _ · 92 University Programs . 9i -Affirmative Action Committee 92. The Center- for Pastoral and. 98. Bud~e(PrioY-ities Committee ~\ · Social Ministry . •? 92 The Center-for Continuing (continued ·an ·back cover) Education · . 92 The ,university Libraries_ Fellows and Trustees of the University Fellows Robert E, Dowd (Honorary President, Alumni Association) Clevelpnd, Ohio Rev.· Ernest J .. Bart~ll, C.S.C. Washington, D.C. Robert A. Erki ns Bliss, Idaho ·.Rev. Thomas E.· Blantz, C~S.C. :Notre Dame, Indiana Philip ·J. Faccenda_ Thomas P. Carney Notre Dame, Indiana ·Northbrook, Illinois Paul Foley Jerome J. Crowley . New York, New York South Bend~ 'Indiana Robert l~. Ga 1 vin ·.Robert W. Gatvin Schaumbu-rg, Illinois Schaumburg, Illinois J. Peter Grace Paul F. Hellmuth (Secretary) New York, New York Boston, Massachusetts . ·. " Dona 1 d. M. Graham . · Rev. Theodore M. Hesburgh; c.s.c. Evanston, Illinois Notre Dame, Indiana · Roland D. Grimm Rev. Edmund P. Joyce, C.S.C. Boston, Massachusetts· Notre D~~e, .Indiana Edmond,R~.Haggar :Rev .. William M. Lewers, C~S~C • Dallas, Texas .South Bend;· Indiana Paul F; Hellmuth (Secr~tary) John T. Ryan, Jr. Boston, Massachusetts Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Rev. Theodore M. Hesburgh, C.S.C.· Edmund A." Stephan Notre Dame, Indiana . -. , Chicago, Illinois - _.··_··!.;·:; . Rev~ Edmund P. Joyce; c.s;c. - Notre Oame, Indiana · Trustees · r Rev.· Williani.Lewers, C.S.C. ] South Bend, Indiana ... Rev. Erries·t }; Barteli, C.S~C. .. - , Washington·,_ D: C. · · Frank E. ·Mackle, Jr; ·. ' l . Mi aini , Florida · Rev. Thomas E-. Blantz; C.S.C. ' " ·~otre Dame~ Indiana Dona 1 d J ;' Matthews · Dallas, Texas. <I ---Thomas P.~ Carney · ·_· _· Northbrook;. Illinois · Joseph B.:-. McGlynn, Jr. _(President, .· --.·· . - ·Alumni .Association) . · -<: John B. cai-"on · Bellev.ille; Illinois.·· · New York, ~ew York Joseph ·I.: O'Neill, .Jr~ Jerome J. Crowley Midlan~, Texas · South Bend, lndi ana ·:·.' __ -._··-:· 'Martha f Peterso~ · Arthur J. D~cio · · Beloit, Wisconsin Elkhart, Indiana Jane c. Pfeiffer Greenwich; Connecticut·· Volume 7, 1\lo. 4 . .. .. Oct. 28, 1977 Notre Dame Report is an official publication published fortnightly during·the school year., monthly in summer/ by the University of Notre Dame, Department .of Information Services. Second-class postage paid ai; Notre Dame_,_Indiana.. ©1977 by the University of Notre Dafl1e, Notre Dame:, Indiana 46556. Ail :rights reserved~ . - - . - . .·.. ·•. --.- ." 87·. ~- . ·- ... .. " " ·.. _. -·· John J. Powers, Jr. Bernard J. Vall New York, New York South Bend, Indiana Ernestine M. Raclin George D. Hoods South Bend, Indiana New York, New York John M. Regan, Jr. New York, New York University Administration John D. Rockefeller, IV Charleston, West Virginia Officers of the University John T. Ryan, Jr. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Rev. Theodore M. Hesburgh, C.S.C.,. S.T.D . John A. Schneider . President of the University · New York, New York Rev, Ferdinand L. Brown, C.S.C., Ph.D. Acting Provost Richard R. Shinn New York, New York Rev. Edmund P. Joyce, C. S.C., B.C.S., C.P.A. Executive Vice President Alfred C. Stepan, Jr. Northfield, Illinois Bro. Just Paczesny, C.S.C., M.A. Vice President for Student Affairs Edmund A. Stephan (Chairman) Chicago, Illinois Thomas J. Mason, M.B.A., C.P.A. Frank E. Sullivan Vice President for Business Affairs Newark, New Jersey James W. Frick, Ph.D. Jerome W. Van Gorkom Vice President for Public Relations Lincolnshire, Illinois· and Development Robert K. Wilmouth Robert E. Gordon, Ph.D. San Francisco, California Vice President for Advanced Studies 0. Meredith Wilson Palo Alto, California Provost Emeriti Trustees Rev. Ferdinand L. Brown, C.S.C., Ph.D. Acting Provost Rev. John J. Cavanaugh, C.S.C. Sr. John Miriam Jones, S.C., ·Ph.D. Notre Dame, Indiana Assistant Provost Walter D.uncan William M. Burke, Ph.D. LaSalle, Illinois Assistant to the Provost Timothy P. Galvin, Sr. Richard J. Sullivan, M.B.A. Hammond, Indiana Registrar Edward J. Hanley John T. Goldrick, M.A. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Director of Admissions Joseph A. Martino . Rev. Thomas E. Blantz, C. S.C., Ph.D. Marihass~t, L.I., Ne~ York University Archivist .. John L. McCaffrey S~. Eliine DesRosiers, O.P., Ph.D. Chicagoi Illinoil · Director of Educational Media Rosemary Park .. Dean A. Port~r, Ph.D. Los)\ngeles, California Director -of the .Art Gall er.y . Howard·v. ~halih; James R. Langford, S.T.L; , Evanston, Illin6is Director of the University .Press Franklin D: Sch~rz Sheridan·P. McCabe, Ph.D. So~tH Bend, Indiana Di rec.tor of the Counseling Center 88 . .. :.. · Executive Vice President Rev. Jerome J. Wilson, C. S.C., B.C.S. Executive Administrator of Physical Plant Rev. Edmund P. joyce, C.S.~~, C.P.A, Ronald Athey, B.A. Executive Vice President and Treasurer Manager, North Dining Hall Rev. Arthurs. -Harvey,·c.s.c., M.A. Fred H.. Baumer, B.A., B.S.B.A., C.P.A. ·Administrative Assistant - Comptrol-ler · - Otho G. Bendi t- Student Affairs Superviso~ of General Accounting G. Thomas -Bul1, M.A. Bro. Just Paczesny, C.S.C;, M.A. Director of Personnel Vice President for Student Affairs Louis J. Cohen Rev. Gregory Green, C.S.G. Director, ·Internal Audit Assistant Vice President for.Student Affairs Rev. Michael J. Heppen, C.S.C., M.B.S., A.-M. James A. ·Roemer, J.D. Director of Student Accounts · Dean of Students Walter L. Jaworski,- A. B. Rev. Wil.liam A. Toohey, C.S.C. Assistant Director of Maintenance Director of Campus Ministry (Building) Rev. Robert Griffin, C.S.C., M.A. Adolph Keglovits . The University Chaplain Director of the Laundry_and Dry Cleaning Mary Clare McCabe, M.A. Kenneth R. Kempf Director of Student Development Assistant Director of Utilities Bro. John Benesh; C. S.C., M.A. Thomas E. Kowieski, B.B.A., C.P.A: Director of Student Activities Assistant Comptrolle-r John Reid . .. Edwin-V. Lyon Assistant Director. of Student Activities Director of Maintenance sr: Judith Ann Beattie, C:S.C., M.A. Bro. Borromeo Malley, C.S.C. Director of Volunteer Senii c:es Director of Utilities· - Rev. John M: Mulcahy, C.S.C., ·M.A.· Director of Ori-and Off-Campus-Housing June· H. McCauslin Directorof Finan~ial Aid and Scholarships Sr. Marion Ruidi, C,S.C., R.N.-·:­ Bernard Mehall,-B;S; Administrator, Student Health Center Assistant Director of Food Services Rbbert A. Thompson, M.D. John A. Moorman·, M.E. · · . University Physician · ·Assistant Director of Maintenance · S. Patrick-McCabe (General ·operations)- Director of Psychological Services , Joseph R. Pozsgai Richard Willemin, A.B. · Director of Current Funds..::..Restricted Director of Placement Bureau : Ai:counfing_- - Bro. Viator Grzeskowiak, G.S.C. Edmund T. Price, B.S. Budget Coordinator Director of University-Food-Services · ·· .JOhn Rash,·. A:s. · ~... Arthur N. Pears . Dir.ector of .Security . · Director of.the:Morris Inri · Charles Reddy, J~D •.. · : Insurance Offic_er,. · Business Affairs .·.·. Edward. A. "Riley, ·A.B:· · · ·.·j _.; .Thomas J. Mason, .M.B.A., c;P.A. · · .. Director ·af Environmenhl Health and· Vice President for Business Affairs _ Safety· Bro. Kieran Ryan, C.S;C.; M.B:A~ ..:'. .. ... ·Jerome· J. Sechowski . ··.Assistant Vi<;;_e .. President for-B.llst~ess Affairs Assi stan_t Director of Purchasing ·-· .. :_ . ·Robert. -Smith,~ ·ri .. s .· .. ·· · Mapager of the South Dining Hall 89 ·,.. ·.. ....... ·:· Donald K. Swain General Counsel Superintendent of Grounds-· Robert V. Watkins, Ph.D., M.B.A. Philip J. Faccenda, J.D. Director of Purchasing General Counsel Jerry Williams· Assistant Director of the Morris Inn Dean of Administration Rev. Richard P. Zang, C.S.C., M.B.A., M.A. Investment Officer - Leo M. Corbaci, M.A. Dean of Administration Daniel J. Osberger, B.S.t., C.P.A. Public-Relations and Development Assistant Deari of Administration James W. Frick, Ph.D. Charles W. McCollester, M:A. Vice President Coordinator of Analytical Studi~s Leo R. Judy James E. Murphy Director of Notre Dame Information Systems Assistant"Vice President John N. Cackley, Jr., A.B. Executive Director of the Alumni Association The Computing Center Richard W.. Conklin, M.A. R. Brian Walsh, M.B.A. Director of Information Services Director James V. Gibbons, A.B. James R. Wruck, M.S.E.E. Director of Special Projects Associate Director Carl T. Magel, M.A. Norman R. Nellis· Director of Printing and Publications Assistant Director - Administration Ronald R. Parent, M.A. Editor, .Notre Dame Magazine Robert Duszynski. • · Assistant Director - Operations Thomas J. Suddes, B.A .. Director of Development John T. Baughman, M.AcT. Manager - Data Base Bruce.H~rfan, B.S .. Director of Photography Stephen J. McNally, M.S. Manager·- Academic Applications James T. Shipley Advanced SH.Jdies Manager - Administrative Applications· Robert E.
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