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Barlow work
on schedule
Photos by Dan Wheeler
The construction of the
Barlow Hall addition is right
on track, said Don Fischer, the
College’s director of the
Physical Plant. The addition is
expected to cost $700,000 and
will house classrooms, labs for
the nursing school, and faculty
offices. The projected comple­
tion date is May 1.
These photographs show
work in the final stages on the
brick wall construction, which
is being done by Smith
Masonary, who also built the
Pioneer Courthouse Square in
downtown Portland.
The next step in construc­
tion is the placement of steel
roof supports which will be
put into place with cranes.
Fischer said that the
unusually good weather this
year has helped a lot to make
the work easier and quicker.
-News Briefs-
Girls wanted
Board meets
Young ladies between' the age of the 78-year-old fair in
ages of 18 and 25 are being public appearances and radio,
sought as candidates for the ti­ TV, and press interviews.
tle of Miss 1985 Clackamas They must be residents of
County Fair and Rodeo, it is Clackamas County.
announced
by
Jerry
Mickelsen, fair manager.
Applications for the Miss
Those wishing to compete in Clackamas County Fair and
this year’s selection process Rodeo competition are now
have until 5 p.m., Thursday, available, fair manager
March 7, to submit their ap­ 'Mickelsen said. They may be:
plications to the fair board.
obtained by writing the
Contestants will be judged Clackamas County Fair
on horsemanship skills, per­ Board, 694 NE Fourth Ave. ,
sonality, and appearance, with Canby, Oregon 97013 or by
stress on public relations calling the fair office at
adeptness to enhance the im- 266-1136.
Clackamas Community
College’s next Board of Direc­
tors meeting is scheduled for
this Wednesday, Feb. 13 at
7:30 p.m. in the Barlow Board
Room located in Barlow Hall.
Aid specialist joins staff
By Rodney Fobert
Of The Print
Dave Allen is taking over
Kathy Scheer’s duties as
financial aid specialist at
Clackamas Community Col­
lege. Scheer has moved to the
position of financial aid of­
ficer, which was formerly held
by Scott Fischer.
Allen began work at the Col­
lege on “Feb. 1. In his job,
Allen will be a financial aid
counselor, working closely
with the students at the Col­
lege who receive financial aid.
“I’m looking forward to get­
ting to know students,” Allen
said, adding that he has been
busy getting familiar with the
office procdeures here at the
College.
Allen has most recently
served in an interim position in
the financial aid department at
Judson Baptist College in The
Dalles. Prior to that, he work­
ed at Warner Pacific College
in Portland, for ten and a half
years. During that time, Allen
spent five years in financial
cial aid department.
One of the items to be
discussed involves the
transferring of $35,000 to sup­
port the budget for the Col­
lege’s newly formed enroll­
ment management plan. This
plan was developed to help
combat declining enrollment
and a possible loss of state
funding.
Out of the $35,000, an
amount of $26,000 has been
set aside for direct advertising
for the College. Should the
Board approve of the ap­
propriation transfer, it will be
the first time for the College to
utilize direct advertising. In
the past the College has adver­
tised by publishing brochures
and other items on campus.
Other items to be discussed
include proposed job descrip­
tion changes for the positions
of assistant dean of student
services, director of counseling
and dean of student services.
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