Librarians appointed
to University faculty
hive new administrative as
signments have been an
nounced for the University Li
brary
Patricia Siivernail has been
appointed assistant librarian for
public services, Thomas Leon
hardt as assistant librarian for
technical services and William
Schenck as collection develop
ment librarian.
These three new faculty, who
were recruited nationally, fill
positions which are new here
but traditionally exist at major
libraries, according to George
Shipman, University librarian
Also, two current faculty have
received new assignments
Donald Smith will now act as
assistant librarian for budgeting
and planning, and George Byn
on, director of the Instructional
Media Center, will take on the
additional responsibility as as
sistant librarian for administra
tive services
Campus Ministry
plays advocates role
What do you get when you
combine a counseling center, a
church and a student hangout?
The Campus Interfaith Min
istry.
“We are multifaceted,” says
Tom Heger, Presbyterian minis
ter with CIM. “As the Campus
Interfaith Ministry, we are un
iquely able to provide support
for the whole person, not just in
the brain, athletics, sexuality or
housekeeping We meet them
where they are."
Heger says the ministry often
supplements the more tradi
tional churches nearby
“Many of the ministers here
are working in parishes with
traditional churches and en
courage students to worship
there in the local congrega
tion,” he says
But CIM offers another, non
traditional side
"We remind people there are
others besides the number
ones We take advocacy roles
for the other groups — like
homosexuals, lesbians and for
eign students who do not fit in,”
Heger says "This is not a com
fortable role for traditional
churches with congregations of
200 people who are all alike ."
The ministry also educates
students on issues such as
hunger, nuclear involvement,
third world starvation and Latin
American injustices
Ten denominations make up
the ministry Activities include
classes, lectures, retreats and
Bible study sessions and usually
take place near campus in the
Newman, Wesley or Koinonia
centers.
It's not like a church atmos
phere." says Donna Mann
O'Leary, a CIM administrator
When students leave home to
go to school, they want
something different from the
church, O'Leary says We
don't preach religion — we talk
as people "
Generating student interest in
CIM is not easy — mainly
because people aren't aware of
the services offered through the
three centers, she says
"It's hard to let people know
what you do without scaring
them," O'Leary says. CIM relies
mainly on word-of-mouth and
mailings to get people involved,
she adds
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