Student receives YMCA grant
One of three of the winners of
the national John R. Mott Fellow
ships for advanced training of
YMCA executives is a graduate
student at the University.
HE IS Richard Ortmeyer. who
is studying toward his masters
degree in the School of Business
Administration.
The Fellowships are awarded
by the national John R. Mott
Fund, established through the
YMCA front gift contributions
throughout the world. This schol
arship fund of over $1,000,000 is
administered by a national com
mittee. Chairman of the com
mittee is William C. Jones, dean
of administration at the Uni
versity.
Professor writes
business book
The structure and functions of
the American contemporary en
terprise system are illustrated in
a new text written by Stanley C.
Vance, H. T. Miner Professor
of Business Administration at the
University.
The text, “Industrial Structure
and Policy,” published by Pren
tice-Hall, Inc., presents the en
terprise system and shows how
it affects the social, political, and
economic future of this country.
Certain outstanding business and
economic policy factors are
treated in a summary discussion
in the text.
Vance has previously written
three other books. They are
“American Industries” (1955),
“Industrial Administration”
(1959) and “Management and
Decision Stimulation” (1960).
THE FELLOWSHIP program
is a new venture for the com
mittee, which has awarded nu
merous scholarships.
Under the new program, the
fund is awarding stipends to pay
the full living expenses for one
year of outstanding executives in
the YMCA. These stipends will
enable men with families to cover
living expenses while attending
American colleges or universities.
The objective is to develop key
men in the YMCA movement.
THREE RECIPIENTS were se
lected by the committee for the
first awards. One of them is a
graduate student in psychology
at Columbia University. One is a
doctoral candidate in physical
education at Boston University.
Ortmeyer is the third.
Ortmeyer is on leave from his
post until June. By then he will
have completed course work for
a masters degree in personnel
and management.
ORTMEYER is married and the
father of two school-age children.
His wife, Carolyn, is also a Uni
versity student. She is taking
education courses with a teach
ing career in mind.
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