HIGHER EDUCATION UPDATE
Research center gets new director
The University's Center fur tbo Study of Women in
Soc iety lias brought Sandra Morgen on board as i!s
new director.
Morgen, formerly an associate professor of women's
studies at the University of Massachusetts, will be
c nine an associate professor in the University's Depart
ment of Sociology.
The center is a nationally recognized, multidisci
plinary feminist research organization It supports n
search on women and gender by university and com
munity sc holars, and sponsors speakers and events
concerning women
Morgen has edited and published two books (U'luU'r
.i/ul Anlhrnpolopv Crtlicnl Wev/eics (nr Ri-.i~.in h urul
Tent hinff and Woman nod tlu~ Politics of Empower
ment. She is presently writing a Icook alxiut the wom
en's health movement.
Morgen graduated I’hi Beta Kappa from the Univer
sity of Texas at Austin and received master's and doc
total degrees from the University of North Carolina.
A public rec option for Morgen will be held at A K)
p in, today in C.erlinger Mali's alumni lounge.
University Foundation elects new officers
i lie University Foundation has elected four new of
In i is and appointed seven new members to its board
of trustees.
The foundation is governed hy a 57-member board
of trustees and provides opportunities for individuals,
Inundations and groups to support education and stu
dent programs at the University
The newly Heeled officers arte Board President
Charles Warren, a 1962 University graduate and presi
dent of bxcalibur Cutlery and Gifts, Inc . of bugene;
( i.airman Robert Atkinson Jr. of Portland, a 1954 grad
. :Ie. First Vice President Carolyn Chambers of bugene.
a luli l graduate; and Second Vice President Arthur
C armir hael Jr of San Jose, Calif , .1 1962 graduate
The new hoard members are John Herman of Bea
verton, a I960 University graduate. David Sparks of
bugene. a 1906 graduate, Peter Williams of Portland, a
1955 graduate; David Petrone of Sail Francisco, Calif.,
a 1906 graduate, Richard Jernstedt of-Chicago, 111 , a
i ‘ICO graduate, bdwin Artzt of Cincinnati, Ohio, a 1951
graduate; and Jolirt Kageyama of Vancouver, Wash . a
195B graduate.
University program receives Portland award
The University's Applied Information Management
Program received the Portland Chamber of Commerce
Pi gram Recognition Award on Wednesday.
The award recognizes university and college pro
grams lh.it servo adult students and specifically con
tribute to meeting labor and employer needs in the
Portland metropolitan urea.
The program is based at the University’s Portland
(rjter, and was established in 19BG.
AIM is a fully accredited, multidisciplinary master
of science degree program designed to provide manag
ers and other professionals with the necessary knowl
edge and tools to operate as loaders in the rapidh
changing high technology field.
Assistant director for research institute
The Advanced Science and Technology Institute has
chosen Cheryl Coate to fill the newly created position
of assistant director.
Coate will assist in marketing the research capabil
ities and technologies of Oregon's four major researi h
universities the University of Oregon, Oregon State
University, Portland State University and Oregon
Health Sciences University.
The institute's primary goal is to make university
based research more accessible to the private sector by
serving as an access point for research programs and
faculty expertise at the four universities.
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