UNIVERSITY
Eyster to succeed Ramey as housing director
I hr 1 niversttv has named
Michael Kvster as dirr< lor of
! mversiiv Housing In leplai e
Marion Kamev who retires
June to
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Viim.i tor !rn' past live years
There he yyas responsible for
housing Im I WH) students' and
meal service for 7.700 on three
( ainpuses managing a com
bined annual budget nl SI ! a
million
At the I diversity his duties
will include overseeing a sys
tem ot se\en residence hall
i mnpleves with housing"' and
servile facilities for t ig - sin
gle students, and three housing
proiei Is for "titi student laini
lies rhe current; I mversitv
Housing budget is more than
Sit) t> million, which is funded
through its rental and hoard
charges
I rum 108 ! to lflBti. Kvster
was assoi late housing director
at the (diversity of Delaware
burlier. he served in housing
administration at the I Iniversi
tv of (ihicago. (drnell I diversi
ty and the I'mversitv of Nebras
ka at I.incoln
i v stet i urrenllv i hairs the
Professional .Standards (dm
intttee of tile Assoi iatioil ul
( ollege and I diversity I Ions
ing Officers International ami
was appointed by tiiat proles
stonal group to the board ot ill
rectors lit the (Aiuiii.il tor the
Advani einent ot Standards for
Student Services Development
Programs
He holds a master's degree in
educational psychology and
measurements and a bat helm s
degree in history and educe
lion ImiIIi from the (diversity
ot Nebraska him olu
(Aster's annual salary tor the
I. month post \\ ill be S >•) >00
Ramey yy ho became housing
direi tor in 1 ‘IM-t began bet
l diversity i areer in PltiJ as di
rei lor ot edui alum programs
for the housing office She di
ns ted the i lainilton Hall i mil
plev trom 1’l(if)-7li and yv.is
housing conference director
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tor tIn1 (tregon men s
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to til' t111' 111',111 i o,u h ot .1
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Mike I’l'trrsoli i voliiri
ten assistant, toi Munson,
iluring tin' past two sea
sons. will rt'plai r 1 ililiim
DEANS
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Shapiro holds a master s anil
a doctoral degree ill inusu trom
Harvard, a bai helms degree m
Italian and Herman languages
and literature from the i diivci
sits ot (ailorado. and a pertor
ni a ni r (,i‘ rt it mat a I ro m the
Mo/arti'Ulii Akademie in Sal/
burg. Ntisfna
I- inrow a l 'msersity |inilcs
sor toi morn than ltd years svill
succeed Wilmnt (iillanil ss ho
will return to teaching and le
scart hillg alter 1U s ears as A \ A
dean
I iiiross s recent research has
locnsed on innnvative housing
,i n d energy e f 11 c l e ill s i n
homes He has seis ed rei entls
as a consultant to the lirtns de
signing the remodeling ol the
Knight l.ihrarv and Lasvrenie
Hall
He holds a master's degree in
architecture from (tie Universi
ty ot (ialifornia in Berkeley and
a bai helm s degree from the
Umversitv of Washington He
has tmen licensed as an ari In
lei tint iregon sim e HIT 1
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MEDIATION
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worth deals with maintaining
equal opportunity <i Hi I atfirina
live ii lion .ii thi• 1 'niAi-rsiU
i'he Medial nil) ( enter is ■ >t>i»
lo resolve most of its rases,
i .ill's!>n said
"Srn less is when ilie .parties
< ome lii an abet ment or i on
i inalum and everyone gels
u hat they u anl 'tie said
Mtlimlgh no slai is) k , are
availalile yei lor This yeat the
s iu i ess r a I e I 11 i y • i r s
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i i• til (.bison said
This vear has seen in in
i lease lri eases as wei i as lit
.positive results (ub.snn said
stle ladle', IS I tie ill. 1 east IS due
In ‘ more available liitonnalion
about the . enter and ri.deii.it>
limn Ii lends
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help jieuple ami In ke. p lhnn;s
from getting out rif hand V.
Six interns who observe and
paitii lpale in Hied:al loll aid
( oils, m at ttie i entet t’ainela
Mitoivarv a. graduate student
in mediation and counseling,
has been working at the i enter
tor six nionttis Mi (li I vary
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son tins trim in addition to
m rrrning pntcnli.il i asrs
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funds to tin- mi'll).it ion program
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I want pi-oplf to tii'l that
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I iiiii's now mi hiding siiiiniiri
ti-rin (.ilisoii -aid
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tin t on I'lsitv . '.nnniimiU ! hr
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1'iiiit funding hi'ljis jirovn.fr
neutralitv to all who use mi'dia
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pro in ini'ilnitnin is that rvrrv
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