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CAL PoLY
REPORT
California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo
Holiday Gift Drive
still needs sponsors
Cal Poly's Holiday Gift Drive
still needs groups that can sponsor
San Luis Obispo homeless children
or children from families with very
low income to help make their
holiday season brighter.
Potential sponsors are given in
formation about several children
plus the kids' personalized "wish
lists" to help groups determine
which children to "adopt."
Any group interested in partici
pating should stop by the Com
munity Service Center, UU 217, or
call Sam Lutrin at ext. 5839, as
soon as possible.
Student Affairs sets
holiday wassail
Student Affairs invites the cam
pus community to join in the tra
ditional holiday wassail at its open
house from 2 to 4 pm today
(Dec. 9), in Adm. 209.
Parking no longer
free during breaks
Remember that weekday park
ing on campus is now by paid
permit or meter year-round, in
cluding academic breaks. The only
exceptions are "campus closed"
holidays, which will be Dec. 23,
24, 30 and 31 during the coming
quarter break.
The requirement will be in effect
Monday through Friday, 7 am to
5 pm, through the break. Annual
parking permits are valid, as well
as quarterly permits for either the
previous or upcoming quarter
Fall '93 or Winter '94.
All other parking rules will be
enforced 24 hours a day, seven
days a week.
For more information, call Park
ing and Commuter Services at
ext. 6654.
Special ed plan
on view at library
A plan to help ensure that Cali
fornians with disabilities and their
families get an education will be
on review at the Kennedy Library
until Jan. 7.
Parents, guardians and anyone
else interested can review the
California State Plan for Special
Education in the library's Learning
Resources Center. The plan will be
submitted to the U.S. Secretary of
Education as one step in the pro
cess to participate in the federal
Individuals with Disabilities Educa
tion Act (IDEA).
The plan describes how Califor
nia will provide a "free, appro
priate, public education" to dis
abled individuals to age 22, as well
as their families. Forms are
available for comments.
For more information, call
ext. 2273.
Campus steam plant
to close for holiday
The campus steam plant will be
shut down for maintenance from
4 pm, Wednesday, Dec. 22, until
4 pm, Sunday, Dec. 26. During
this time there will be no building
heat or hot water. For more infor
mation call Bob Pahlow or Ed
Naretto at ext. 2321.
Vol. 47, No. 13
Dec.9, 1993
Burton named
interim director
Ken Burton, director of comput
ing services, will assume the addi
tional role of interim director of
administrative computer systems
until a permanent director is hired.
Burton succeeds Jeff Williams.
Joanne Temple, formerly in
charge of the business computer
systems group, will now also coor
dinate the student systems group.
Holly Sletteland will continue to
head End User Support.
In addition, Administrative Sys
tems has established a "new tech
nologies" group to evaluate and
test information technology tools
and assist other groups.
How to add holidays
to your e·calendar
You can now add all university
holidays for 1994 to your personal
OfficeVision calendar. Just follow
these simple steps:
At the OfficeVision Main Menu,
1. Press PFl (Process calendars).
2. Press PFlO (View calendar
main menu number 2).
3. Press TAB. Type "01/01/94"
over the current date.
4. Press PF3 (Add all company
holidays to the calendar starting
from 01/01/94 to the end of that
year).
5. Press PF12 (Return).
If you add the holidays, Office
Vision will alert you if you later try
to schedule a meeting on a holiday.
Please note that only university
holidays are added to your calendar
this way. If you want to put aca
demic holidays on your calendar,
you'll need to add them manually
using the OfficeVision Process Cal
endar functions. If you need
assistance, call the End User Sup
port Help Desk at ext. 5506.
CAL POLY
REPORT
Dec.9, 1993
Jan. 6·7 auditions
set for winter play
Auditions for "Brighton Beach
Memoirs," the Theatre and Dance
Department's Winter Quarter pro
duction, will be held Thursday
and Friday, Jan. 6-7, from 7 to 11
pm in Room 212 of the Davidson
Music Building.
Three performances of the Neil
Simon play will be staged in the
Theatre Feb. 24-26.
Voted Best Play of the Season in
1983 by the New York Drama
Critics Circle, the comic drama
revolves around a 15-year-old boy
growing up in Brooklyn. The origi
nal production featured the Broad
way debut of Matthew Broderick
playing Simon as a teenager and
aspiring writer in 1937.
Anyone interested is welcome to
audition and will be asked to read
from the script. Although no ad
vance preparation is necessary,
copies of the script are available
for limited check-out in the Ken
nedy Library..
In addition to the role of
15-year-old Eugene Jerome, there
are parts for other family
members.
Theatre and dance professor
Michael Malkin will direct
"Brighton Beach Memoirs."
For more information, call the
department office at ext. 1465.
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MONDAY, DECEMBER 13
Men's Basketball: University of
Montana, Mott Gym, 7:30pm. ($)
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 14
Music: Boys of the Lough will per
form Celtic music. Cal Poly Arts'
World Music and Dance series.
Theatre, 8 pm. ($)
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15
Meeting: Staff Council. Alumni
House, 1 pm.
Women's Basketball: UC Davis,
Mott Gym, 7:30 pm . ($)
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16
Men's Basketball: Master's College,
Mott Gym, 7:30 pm. ($)
MONDAY, DECEMBER 20
Men's Basketball: UC Santa Cruz,
Mott Gym, 7:30 pm. ($)
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 23
Holiday: Christmas holiday for
university employees. Through Sun
day, Dec. 26.
Men's Basketball: Keene State Col
lege, Mott Gym, 7:30pm. ($)
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 28
Men's Basketball: Point Lorna
Nazarene, Mott Gym, 7:30 pm. ($)
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 29
Women's Basketball: Cal Poly In
vitational - UC Riverside vs. Wayne
State, 6 pm; Cal Poly vs. U. of Distric
of Columbia, 8 pm. Mott Gym. ($)
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 30
Holiday: New Year's holiday for
university employees. Through Sun
day, Jan . 2.
Women's Basketball: Cal Poly vs.
Wayne State, 5 pm. ($)
Men's Basketball: UC Davis, Mott
Gym, 8 pm. ($)
Dateline . ...
($) - Admission Charged
Position Vacancies
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 11
Commencement: Ceremonies for
the colleges of Business, Engineering,
Science and Math and master's in
education at 9:30 am; colleges of
Agriculture, Architecture and En
vironmental Design, and Liberal Arts,
2 pm. Rec Center.
Banquet: Cal Poly Women's Club's
Holiday Gala. Vista Grande Cafeteria,
6 pm. ($)
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 12
Holiday: Academic holiday for
academic-year employees. Through
Sunday, Jan. 2.
Vacant staff positions at Cal Poly
and the Cal Poly Foundation are an
nounced in this column and are
posted outside the respective offices.
Contact those offices (State: Adm.
110, ext. 2236 - Foundation Ad
ministration Building, ext. 1121) for
applications and additional position
details. Both Cal Poly and the Foun
dation are subject to all laws govern
ing affirmative action and equal
employment opportunity. Cal Poly
hires only individuals lawfully
authorized to work in the United
States. All eligible and interested per
sons are encouraged to apply. Ap-
plications must be received by 5 pm
or postmarked by the closing date.
STATE
CLOSING DATE: Open until filled
Director (Administrator III), Ad
ministrative Systems. Salary commen
surate with background and experience.
Readvertisement:
Interpreter/Transliterator 1/11, Dis
abled Student Services. $11-$17.98/
hour; temp. intermittent thru 6130/94.
Who, What,
Where, When
Hernan Castellano-Giron, Foreign
Languages and Literatures, was awarded
first prize in the International Literary
Contest established by the Chilean
"Lautaro" Cultural Centre in San
Francisco, for his short story "La
destruccion de una peluqueria."
Three City and Regional Planning
faculty members have been elected to
various professional posts: Linda
Dalton and Paul Wack, to the Board
of Directors of the California Planning
Foundation, an arm of the American
Planning Association; Paul Crawford,
to the California Planning Round
table, a group of planning profes
sionals who address statewide plan
ning issues; and Dalton as chair of
the national Planning Accreditation
Board, which reviews all professional
undergraduate and master's degree
programs in the United States. Dalton
and Michael Smith-Heimer delivered
a paper, "Plan Quality, Implementa
tion and Achievement - Alternative
Interpretations of State Mandates," at
a recent meeting of the Association of
Collegiate Schools of Planning, in
Philadelphia.
David Dubbink, won the "In
novative Use of Technology" award
from the American Planning Associa
tion for his Interactive Sound Infor
mation System, which simulates a
variety of noise environments.
An article by Gloria Velasquez,
Foreign Languages and Literatures,
"Soldadera as Self," was published
in the anthology of the Proceedings of
the IV International Conference on
the Hispanic Cultures of the U.S.,
held in Germany.
CAL PoLY
REPORT
Page 3
Dec.9,1993
CAMPUSWIDE STANDING COMMITTEES
The following individuals are members of the carn
puswide standing committees.
ANIMAL WELFARE COMMITTEE
Roger Gambs, Chair
Wallace Glidden
Dennis Frey
Dale Smith
Sandra Rakestraw
David Ragsdale
Clifford Stokes
Nominations still needed from:
Chair, Academic Senate
ATHLETICS GOVERNING BOARD
Robert Koob, Chair
Laura Freberg
Marlin Vix
Paul Murphy
Kimberly Seibel
Brian Nosek
Shawn Reeves
Marquam Piros
Frank Lebens
Kerry Yamada
Michael Wenzl
John McCutcheon
Charles Crabb
CAMPUS DINING ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Nancy Williams, Chair
Joan Cirone
Dallis Day
Robert Vance
Ken Barclay
Elizabeth Brinkman
Retta Powell
Rachel Clarke
Steve McShane
CAMPUS PLANNING
Warren Baker, Chair
Charles Allen
Joseph Jen
Frank Lebens
Robert Kitamura
John Harris
Tejal Arnie
David Blakely
COMMITTEE
Robert Koob
Kerry Yamada
Paul Nee!
Chris Ford
Roshni Thomas
Ed Naretto
Arnold Jones
Dale Sutliff
CHILD CARE ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Kimi Ikeda
Susan Somppi
Marilyn York
Carolyn Stefanco
Joni Forbes
Polly Harrigan
Haila Hafley
Bette Tryon
Nominations still needed from:
Children's Center Board of Directors,
Children's Center Parents' Advisory Committee
ASI President
COMMENCEMENT COMMITTEE
Richard Equinoa, Chair
T.]. Plew
Art Duarte
Roger Osbaldeston
Gerry Cunico
Ngozi Kamalu
Robert Hoover
Sonja Glassmeyer
Ellen Polinsky
COMMENCEMENT SPEAKER COMMITTEE
Virginia Walter
Laura Joines
Phillip Fanchon
Samuel Agbo
Bernard Duffy
Anthony Knable
Nikki Maddux
Claude Imbault
Scott Hopkins
Mark Meyering
Amy Tan
Richard Equinoa
Erin Dougherty
COORDINATING COMMITTEE ON AIDS
AND HIV INFECTION
Burt Cochran, Chair
Barbara Melvin
David Ragsdale
Joan Cirone
Michael Selby
Kathleen McBurney
Pat Hosegood-Martin
Karen Chu
Robyn Cooke
]. Taylor Portelli
Kathy Headtke
DISABLED STUDENTS ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Diane Miller
Paul Wolf
Benny Martin
Michael Shannon
Eric Steinhauer
MaryLud Baldwin
Brad Grant
James Meagher
Mary Kay Harrington
Jane Johnson
Joan Cirone
Mary Lou Brady
Rex Wolf
Nomination still needed from:
VP for Student Affairs
EL CORRAL BOOKSTORE ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Court Warren, Chair
Kimi Ikeda
Jay Devore
Jeanette Locker
Walt Lambert
Eela }avid
Ann Horal
Two nominations still needed from:
ASI President
EQUAL OPPORTUNITY ADVISORY COUNCIL
JoAnn Wheatley
Anna McDonald
Alice Loh
Armando Pezo-Silva
Rebecca Ellis
Carl Wall ace
Lois Brady
Bob Gish
Don Ryujin
Barbara Melvin
Maria Ortiz
Jackie Mcintosh
Elaine Ramos Doyle
Mike Suess
Kimi Ikeda
Donna Davis
Shelley Aleshire
Ritu Chhabra
Sonja Sweeny
EXTENDED EDUCATION COMMITTEE
Carol Barnes, Chair
Richard Zweifel
David Peach
Robert Hoover
Paul Rainey
John Van Eps
Marcia Friedman
Kimi Ikeda
Lori Graham
Nominations still needed from:
Dean of the College of Agriculture
GRADUATE STUDIES COMMITTEE
Susan Opava, Chair
Paul Adalian
Del Dingus
Jens Pohl
Joseph Biggs
Douglas Keesey
Daniel Walsh
Mike Colvin
Justin Deanda
George Stanton
Erland Dettloff
0\LPoLY
REPORT
Page 4
Dec.9,1993
CAMPUSWIDE STANDING COMMITTEES
HUMAN CORPS ADVISORY COMMITIEE
William Amspacher
Hal Johnsons
Roger Keep
Ernest Blattner
Crissa Hewitt
Suzanne Fritz
Martin Shibata
Luann McDonald
Charles Tilt
Michele Pairs
Brad Sams
Nominations still needed from :
Dean, College of Science and Mathematics
INSTRUCTIONAL ADVISORY COMMITIEE
Wesley Mueller
John Cotton
Alan Weatherford
AACC Chair
Doug Smith
Joe Grimes
Kent Morrison
Wayne Montgomery
Jeff Collins
Rodney Blaco
Bob Clover
Nominations still needed from :
VP, Academic Affairs and AACC Chair
INSTRUCTIONALLY RELATED ACTIVITIES
ADVISORY COMMITIEE
Shawn Reeves, Chair
Wendy Schilling
Josh Gooch
Chris Barbera
Charles Crabb
Sue Keihn
Vicki Stover
Nomination still needed from :
Academic Senate
LANDSCAPE ADVISORY COMMITIEE
Dirk Walters
Rhonda Riggins
Brian Aviles
Dale Sutliff
Steven Angley
Patti Breckenridge
Ed Naretto
C.B. King
LIBERAL STUDIES COMMITTEE
Robert Cichowski, Chair
Howard Drucker
Leonard Wall
Rex Hutton
Bren t Keetch
Keith Dills
Daniel Krieger
Kim Whitman
Pat Acord
PUBLIC SAFETY ADVISORY COMMITIEE
Joe Risser, Chair
David Ragsdale
Steve Schroeder
Cindy Campbell
Charles Crabb
Bob Pattee
Dick Tibbetts
Sally Blanton
Darlene Slack
James Borland
Richard Cavaletto
Isaac Elimirnian
Lori La Vine
Cathy Bahar
Tom O'Connor
Chuck Donaldson
Sandy Louie
Jerry Silbert
Pat Hosegood-Martin
Nominations still needed from :
CSEA, Units 2 & 7, SETC, and CFA President
RADIATION SAFETY COMMITTEE
John Goers, Chair
Richard Strahl
Jim McLaughlin
Burt Cochran
David Ragsdale
Nominations still needed from:
Dean of the College of Agriculture
REGISTRATION AND SCHEDULING COMMITIEE
Diane Ryan
Martin Schafer
Steve McGary
James Bagnall
Ellen Notermann
Elaine Ramos-Dayle
Artemis Papakyriazis
Ken Burton
Earl Huff
Euel Kennedy
Carl MacCarley
Tom Zuur
Debbie Arseneau
Jim Daly
Robert Dignan
Susan Somppi
Heidi Muller
RESOURCE USE COMMITIEE
Richard Kranzdorf
Laura Freberg
Eileen Pritchard
Suzanne Fritz
Phil Philbin
Norm Jacobson
Richard Kravan
Heather O'Neil
Fred Tuerk
Yvonne Archibeque
Ed Naretto
STUDENT AFFAIRS COUNCIL
Kevin Rome
Kerry Yamada, Chair
Marquam Piros
Mary Paasch
Andrianna Mutolo
William Munson
Scott Corbet
Jana Musser
Fernando de Alba
Torey Arvik
Hoa Satterfield
Robyn Cooke
Katie Slack
Gus Gonzalez
Ana Garza-Galindo
Robert Koob
Ray Macias
Carolyn Jones
Linda Vanasupa
SUBSTANCE ABUSE ADVISORY COMMITIEE
Robert Griffin, Chair
Bob Negranti
Joan Graham
Jim Aiken
Carolyn Jones
Laura King
Daniel Kostalnick
Marquam Piros
Dodie Dunton
Paul Hyman
UNIVERSITY UNION ADVISORY BOARD
Louie Brown
Steven Steinhauer
James Lee
Fernando de Alba
Mike Komadina
Jennifer Percy
Mike Spackman
Patricia Troxel
Steven Shockley
Cindee Bennett-Thompson
Bob Dignan
Kerry Yamada
Nancy Williams
Polly Harrigan
Nominations still needed from:
UUAB Screening Committee
REPORT
California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo
Holiday Gift Drive
still needs sponsors
Cal Poly's Holiday Gift Drive
still needs groups that can sponsor
San Luis Obispo homeless children
or children from families with very
low income to help make their
holiday season brighter.
Potential sponsors are given in
formation about several children
plus the kids' personalized "wish
lists" to help groups determine
which children to "adopt."
Any group interested in partici
pating should stop by the Com
munity Service Center, UU 217, or
call Sam Lutrin at ext. 5839, as
soon as possible.
Student Affairs sets
holiday wassail
Student Affairs invites the cam
pus community to join in the tra
ditional holiday wassail at its open
house from 2 to 4 pm today
(Dec. 9), in Adm. 209.
Parking no longer
free during breaks
Remember that weekday park
ing on campus is now by paid
permit or meter year-round, in
cluding academic breaks. The only
exceptions are "campus closed"
holidays, which will be Dec. 23,
24, 30 and 31 during the coming
quarter break.
The requirement will be in effect
Monday through Friday, 7 am to
5 pm, through the break. Annual
parking permits are valid, as well
as quarterly permits for either the
previous or upcoming quarter
Fall '93 or Winter '94.
All other parking rules will be
enforced 24 hours a day, seven
days a week.
For more information, call Park
ing and Commuter Services at
ext. 6654.
Special ed plan
on view at library
A plan to help ensure that Cali
fornians with disabilities and their
families get an education will be
on review at the Kennedy Library
until Jan. 7.
Parents, guardians and anyone
else interested can review the
California State Plan for Special
Education in the library's Learning
Resources Center. The plan will be
submitted to the U.S. Secretary of
Education as one step in the pro
cess to participate in the federal
Individuals with Disabilities Educa
tion Act (IDEA).
The plan describes how Califor
nia will provide a "free, appro
priate, public education" to dis
abled individuals to age 22, as well
as their families. Forms are
available for comments.
For more information, call
ext. 2273.
Campus steam plant
to close for holiday
The campus steam plant will be
shut down for maintenance from
4 pm, Wednesday, Dec. 22, until
4 pm, Sunday, Dec. 26. During
this time there will be no building
heat or hot water. For more infor
mation call Bob Pahlow or Ed
Naretto at ext. 2321.
Vol. 47, No. 13
Dec.9, 1993
Burton named
interim director
Ken Burton, director of comput
ing services, will assume the addi
tional role of interim director of
administrative computer systems
until a permanent director is hired.
Burton succeeds Jeff Williams.
Joanne Temple, formerly in
charge of the business computer
systems group, will now also coor
dinate the student systems group.
Holly Sletteland will continue to
head End User Support.
In addition, Administrative Sys
tems has established a "new tech
nologies" group to evaluate and
test information technology tools
and assist other groups.
How to add holidays
to your e·calendar
You can now add all university
holidays for 1994 to your personal
OfficeVision calendar. Just follow
these simple steps:
At the OfficeVision Main Menu,
1. Press PFl (Process calendars).
2. Press PFlO (View calendar
main menu number 2).
3. Press TAB. Type "01/01/94"
over the current date.
4. Press PF3 (Add all company
holidays to the calendar starting
from 01/01/94 to the end of that
year).
5. Press PF12 (Return).
If you add the holidays, Office
Vision will alert you if you later try
to schedule a meeting on a holiday.
Please note that only university
holidays are added to your calendar
this way. If you want to put aca
demic holidays on your calendar,
you'll need to add them manually
using the OfficeVision Process Cal
endar functions. If you need
assistance, call the End User Sup
port Help Desk at ext. 5506.
CAL POLY
REPORT
Dec.9, 1993
Jan. 6·7 auditions
set for winter play
Auditions for "Brighton Beach
Memoirs," the Theatre and Dance
Department's Winter Quarter pro
duction, will be held Thursday
and Friday, Jan. 6-7, from 7 to 11
pm in Room 212 of the Davidson
Music Building.
Three performances of the Neil
Simon play will be staged in the
Theatre Feb. 24-26.
Voted Best Play of the Season in
1983 by the New York Drama
Critics Circle, the comic drama
revolves around a 15-year-old boy
growing up in Brooklyn. The origi
nal production featured the Broad
way debut of Matthew Broderick
playing Simon as a teenager and
aspiring writer in 1937.
Anyone interested is welcome to
audition and will be asked to read
from the script. Although no ad
vance preparation is necessary,
copies of the script are available
for limited check-out in the Ken
nedy Library..
In addition to the role of
15-year-old Eugene Jerome, there
are parts for other family
members.
Theatre and dance professor
Michael Malkin will direct
"Brighton Beach Memoirs."
For more information, call the
department office at ext. 1465.
Page 2
MONDAY, DECEMBER 13
Men's Basketball: University of
Montana, Mott Gym, 7:30pm. ($)
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 14
Music: Boys of the Lough will per
form Celtic music. Cal Poly Arts'
World Music and Dance series.
Theatre, 8 pm. ($)
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15
Meeting: Staff Council. Alumni
House, 1 pm.
Women's Basketball: UC Davis,
Mott Gym, 7:30 pm . ($)
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16
Men's Basketball: Master's College,
Mott Gym, 7:30 pm. ($)
MONDAY, DECEMBER 20
Men's Basketball: UC Santa Cruz,
Mott Gym, 7:30 pm. ($)
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 23
Holiday: Christmas holiday for
university employees. Through Sun
day, Dec. 26.
Men's Basketball: Keene State Col
lege, Mott Gym, 7:30pm. ($)
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 28
Men's Basketball: Point Lorna
Nazarene, Mott Gym, 7:30 pm. ($)
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 29
Women's Basketball: Cal Poly In
vitational - UC Riverside vs. Wayne
State, 6 pm; Cal Poly vs. U. of Distric
of Columbia, 8 pm. Mott Gym. ($)
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 30
Holiday: New Year's holiday for
university employees. Through Sun
day, Jan . 2.
Women's Basketball: Cal Poly vs.
Wayne State, 5 pm. ($)
Men's Basketball: UC Davis, Mott
Gym, 8 pm. ($)
Dateline . ...
($) - Admission Charged
Position Vacancies
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 11
Commencement: Ceremonies for
the colleges of Business, Engineering,
Science and Math and master's in
education at 9:30 am; colleges of
Agriculture, Architecture and En
vironmental Design, and Liberal Arts,
2 pm. Rec Center.
Banquet: Cal Poly Women's Club's
Holiday Gala. Vista Grande Cafeteria,
6 pm. ($)
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 12
Holiday: Academic holiday for
academic-year employees. Through
Sunday, Jan. 2.
Vacant staff positions at Cal Poly
and the Cal Poly Foundation are an
nounced in this column and are
posted outside the respective offices.
Contact those offices (State: Adm.
110, ext. 2236 - Foundation Ad
ministration Building, ext. 1121) for
applications and additional position
details. Both Cal Poly and the Foun
dation are subject to all laws govern
ing affirmative action and equal
employment opportunity. Cal Poly
hires only individuals lawfully
authorized to work in the United
States. All eligible and interested per
sons are encouraged to apply. Ap-
plications must be received by 5 pm
or postmarked by the closing date.
STATE
CLOSING DATE: Open until filled
Director (Administrator III), Ad
ministrative Systems. Salary commen
surate with background and experience.
Readvertisement:
Interpreter/Transliterator 1/11, Dis
abled Student Services. $11-$17.98/
hour; temp. intermittent thru 6130/94.
Who, What,
Where, When
Hernan Castellano-Giron, Foreign
Languages and Literatures, was awarded
first prize in the International Literary
Contest established by the Chilean
"Lautaro" Cultural Centre in San
Francisco, for his short story "La
destruccion de una peluqueria."
Three City and Regional Planning
faculty members have been elected to
various professional posts: Linda
Dalton and Paul Wack, to the Board
of Directors of the California Planning
Foundation, an arm of the American
Planning Association; Paul Crawford,
to the California Planning Round
table, a group of planning profes
sionals who address statewide plan
ning issues; and Dalton as chair of
the national Planning Accreditation
Board, which reviews all professional
undergraduate and master's degree
programs in the United States. Dalton
and Michael Smith-Heimer delivered
a paper, "Plan Quality, Implementa
tion and Achievement - Alternative
Interpretations of State Mandates," at
a recent meeting of the Association of
Collegiate Schools of Planning, in
Philadelphia.
David Dubbink, won the "In
novative Use of Technology" award
from the American Planning Associa
tion for his Interactive Sound Infor
mation System, which simulates a
variety of noise environments.
An article by Gloria Velasquez,
Foreign Languages and Literatures,
"Soldadera as Self," was published
in the anthology of the Proceedings of
the IV International Conference on
the Hispanic Cultures of the U.S.,
held in Germany.
CAL PoLY
REPORT
Page 3
Dec.9,1993
CAMPUSWIDE STANDING COMMITTEES
The following individuals are members of the carn
puswide standing committees.
ANIMAL WELFARE COMMITTEE
Roger Gambs, Chair
Wallace Glidden
Dennis Frey
Dale Smith
Sandra Rakestraw
David Ragsdale
Clifford Stokes
Nominations still needed from:
Chair, Academic Senate
ATHLETICS GOVERNING BOARD
Robert Koob, Chair
Laura Freberg
Marlin Vix
Paul Murphy
Kimberly Seibel
Brian Nosek
Shawn Reeves
Marquam Piros
Frank Lebens
Kerry Yamada
Michael Wenzl
John McCutcheon
Charles Crabb
CAMPUS DINING ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Nancy Williams, Chair
Joan Cirone
Dallis Day
Robert Vance
Ken Barclay
Elizabeth Brinkman
Retta Powell
Rachel Clarke
Steve McShane
CAMPUS PLANNING
Warren Baker, Chair
Charles Allen
Joseph Jen
Frank Lebens
Robert Kitamura
John Harris
Tejal Arnie
David Blakely
COMMITTEE
Robert Koob
Kerry Yamada
Paul Nee!
Chris Ford
Roshni Thomas
Ed Naretto
Arnold Jones
Dale Sutliff
CHILD CARE ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Kimi Ikeda
Susan Somppi
Marilyn York
Carolyn Stefanco
Joni Forbes
Polly Harrigan
Haila Hafley
Bette Tryon
Nominations still needed from:
Children's Center Board of Directors,
Children's Center Parents' Advisory Committee
ASI President
COMMENCEMENT COMMITTEE
Richard Equinoa, Chair
T.]. Plew
Art Duarte
Roger Osbaldeston
Gerry Cunico
Ngozi Kamalu
Robert Hoover
Sonja Glassmeyer
Ellen Polinsky
COMMENCEMENT SPEAKER COMMITTEE
Virginia Walter
Laura Joines
Phillip Fanchon
Samuel Agbo
Bernard Duffy
Anthony Knable
Nikki Maddux
Claude Imbault
Scott Hopkins
Mark Meyering
Amy Tan
Richard Equinoa
Erin Dougherty
COORDINATING COMMITTEE ON AIDS
AND HIV INFECTION
Burt Cochran, Chair
Barbara Melvin
David Ragsdale
Joan Cirone
Michael Selby
Kathleen McBurney
Pat Hosegood-Martin
Karen Chu
Robyn Cooke
]. Taylor Portelli
Kathy Headtke
DISABLED STUDENTS ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Diane Miller
Paul Wolf
Benny Martin
Michael Shannon
Eric Steinhauer
MaryLud Baldwin
Brad Grant
James Meagher
Mary Kay Harrington
Jane Johnson
Joan Cirone
Mary Lou Brady
Rex Wolf
Nomination still needed from:
VP for Student Affairs
EL CORRAL BOOKSTORE ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Court Warren, Chair
Kimi Ikeda
Jay Devore
Jeanette Locker
Walt Lambert
Eela }avid
Ann Horal
Two nominations still needed from:
ASI President
EQUAL OPPORTUNITY ADVISORY COUNCIL
JoAnn Wheatley
Anna McDonald
Alice Loh
Armando Pezo-Silva
Rebecca Ellis
Carl Wall ace
Lois Brady
Bob Gish
Don Ryujin
Barbara Melvin
Maria Ortiz
Jackie Mcintosh
Elaine Ramos Doyle
Mike Suess
Kimi Ikeda
Donna Davis
Shelley Aleshire
Ritu Chhabra
Sonja Sweeny
EXTENDED EDUCATION COMMITTEE
Carol Barnes, Chair
Richard Zweifel
David Peach
Robert Hoover
Paul Rainey
John Van Eps
Marcia Friedman
Kimi Ikeda
Lori Graham
Nominations still needed from:
Dean of the College of Agriculture
GRADUATE STUDIES COMMITTEE
Susan Opava, Chair
Paul Adalian
Del Dingus
Jens Pohl
Joseph Biggs
Douglas Keesey
Daniel Walsh
Mike Colvin
Justin Deanda
George Stanton
Erland Dettloff
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CAMPUSWIDE STANDING COMMITTEES
HUMAN CORPS ADVISORY COMMITIEE
William Amspacher
Hal Johnsons
Roger Keep
Ernest Blattner
Crissa Hewitt
Suzanne Fritz
Martin Shibata
Luann McDonald
Charles Tilt
Michele Pairs
Brad Sams
Nominations still needed from :
Dean, College of Science and Mathematics
INSTRUCTIONAL ADVISORY COMMITIEE
Wesley Mueller
John Cotton
Alan Weatherford
AACC Chair
Doug Smith
Joe Grimes
Kent Morrison
Wayne Montgomery
Jeff Collins
Rodney Blaco
Bob Clover
Nominations still needed from :
VP, Academic Affairs and AACC Chair
INSTRUCTIONALLY RELATED ACTIVITIES
ADVISORY COMMITIEE
Shawn Reeves, Chair
Wendy Schilling
Josh Gooch
Chris Barbera
Charles Crabb
Sue Keihn
Vicki Stover
Nomination still needed from :
Academic Senate
LANDSCAPE ADVISORY COMMITIEE
Dirk Walters
Rhonda Riggins
Brian Aviles
Dale Sutliff
Steven Angley
Patti Breckenridge
Ed Naretto
C.B. King
LIBERAL STUDIES COMMITTEE
Robert Cichowski, Chair
Howard Drucker
Leonard Wall
Rex Hutton
Bren t Keetch
Keith Dills
Daniel Krieger
Kim Whitman
Pat Acord
PUBLIC SAFETY ADVISORY COMMITIEE
Joe Risser, Chair
David Ragsdale
Steve Schroeder
Cindy Campbell
Charles Crabb
Bob Pattee
Dick Tibbetts
Sally Blanton
Darlene Slack
James Borland
Richard Cavaletto
Isaac Elimirnian
Lori La Vine
Cathy Bahar
Tom O'Connor
Chuck Donaldson
Sandy Louie
Jerry Silbert
Pat Hosegood-Martin
Nominations still needed from :
CSEA, Units 2 & 7, SETC, and CFA President
RADIATION SAFETY COMMITTEE
John Goers, Chair
Richard Strahl
Jim McLaughlin
Burt Cochran
David Ragsdale
Nominations still needed from:
Dean of the College of Agriculture
REGISTRATION AND SCHEDULING COMMITIEE
Diane Ryan
Martin Schafer
Steve McGary
James Bagnall
Ellen Notermann
Elaine Ramos-Dayle
Artemis Papakyriazis
Ken Burton
Earl Huff
Euel Kennedy
Carl MacCarley
Tom Zuur
Debbie Arseneau
Jim Daly
Robert Dignan
Susan Somppi
Heidi Muller
RESOURCE USE COMMITIEE
Richard Kranzdorf
Laura Freberg
Eileen Pritchard
Suzanne Fritz
Phil Philbin
Norm Jacobson
Richard Kravan
Heather O'Neil
Fred Tuerk
Yvonne Archibeque
Ed Naretto
STUDENT AFFAIRS COUNCIL
Kevin Rome
Kerry Yamada, Chair
Marquam Piros
Mary Paasch
Andrianna Mutolo
William Munson
Scott Corbet
Jana Musser
Fernando de Alba
Torey Arvik
Hoa Satterfield
Robyn Cooke
Katie Slack
Gus Gonzalez
Ana Garza-Galindo
Robert Koob
Ray Macias
Carolyn Jones
Linda Vanasupa
SUBSTANCE ABUSE ADVISORY COMMITIEE
Robert Griffin, Chair
Bob Negranti
Joan Graham
Jim Aiken
Carolyn Jones
Laura King
Daniel Kostalnick
Marquam Piros
Dodie Dunton
Paul Hyman
UNIVERSITY UNION ADVISORY BOARD
Louie Brown
Steven Steinhauer
James Lee
Fernando de Alba
Mike Komadina
Jennifer Percy
Mike Spackman
Patricia Troxel
Steven Shockley
Cindee Bennett-Thompson
Bob Dignan
Kerry Yamada
Nancy Williams
Polly Harrigan
Nominations still needed from:
UUAB Screening Committee
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