The Rattler (San Antonio, Tex.), Vol. 71, No. 7, Ed. 1 Tuesday, December 9, 1986 Page: 1 of 8
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The Rattler
Vice Pres. of Univ. Relations Arrives for Spring Semester
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Departments, candidates.
Hiroshima to be Remembered
Peace Commission Presentation Scheduled for Jan.
Vol. 71 No. 7
December 9, 1986
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St. Mary’s University
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Gapital Campaign Continues
By Tracy Ervin Mak-mmklaE ••
Staff Reporter
After a nationwide search, St.
Mary's University has appointed a
new Vice President for University
Relations. Mr. Frank J. Molek was
confirmed as the new choice by the
Board of Trustees. He will be the
third Vice President in three years.
Molek is, at this time, Assis-
tant Dean and Director of the
Letters, Letters, and
More Letters
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President for all academic Because choosing a new Dean Universities. they should be able to choose who
Last spring Dr. Cotrell left his matters...The Dean assists in the is such a crucial decision, the Each candidate was invited to they feel would be the best
job as Dean of the School of formulation of general education University has organized a Search speak at four different forums candidate for the position of Dean
Humanities and Social Sciences and policies of the University by Committee representing the representing the students, faculty, of Humanities and Social Science
became the new Academic Vice serving on the Academic Council." students, faculty, Marianists, and Marianists, and administrators. The Search Commitee will then
President. the administrative staff Evaluation sheets were filled make a recomendation to Dr.
This left vacant a spot which The Faculty Hand book also Approximately 62 applications out by all the people who attended Charles Cotrell, the Academic Vice
is temporarily being occupied by says that, "Within their own came in for the position of Dean of the forums. Computers then President. He will then take the
Rev. J. Willis Langlinais, acting Schools, the Deans are responsible Humanities and Social Sciences, calculated the evaluation sheets so recomendation to the President of
Dean of Humanities and Social for applying University policy to The Search Commitee carefully that an overall perspective of each the University so that he may make
Sciences. specific situations, encouraging read over each application and candidate could be given to the the final decision.
The position of Dean is very innovative educational planning, narrowed the selection down to six Search Commitee. - If everything goes right a
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According to the Faculty Hand- coordinating academic activities, Out of these six candidates four Search Commitee met to discuss this week.
book, the Dean is " Directly and preparing and administering were from St. Mary's University the evaluation reports on the (continued on p.8)
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Capital Campaign for the
University of Chicago Law School.
Since 1981 he has been chief
coordinator of a $20 millon drive
forUCLS.
Molek lo.ds a master's degree
in International Affairs from
Georgetown University. From the
University of Munster, West
Germany, he holds a master's in
Comparative Education and was a
Fulbright Scholar. Molek's
baccalaurate degree came from
Linfield College in Oregon.
In the past he has served as
chief development and public
relations officer of Linfield College
and as the Associate Director of
Admissions at Georgetown
University.
Speaking from Chicago, Mr.
Molek said that he and his wife are
very excited about coming to St.
Mary's. "The people are wonderful.
Father John (Leies) and the faculty
and Board of Trustees that I have
met have a real commitment to
education". The city of San
Antonio was another factor in his
decision to move. " The climate
and terrain are perfect and the
people seem very accepting of new-
comers. It was a welcome suprise."
Molek will enter St. Mary's
on January 12 as head of
Development, Public and Alumni
Relations. Part of his duties will
include raising money for the
Capital Campaign Fund.
"There is real potential for
raising money at the school",
Molek stated. He feels the strong
commitment to excellence and
"the brillant management of
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By Mary Synek
Staff Reporter
The President's Peace
Commission is planning to present
a St. Mary's peace program entitled
"'NO MORE HIROSHIMA': TO
REMEMBER THE PAST IS TO
SHAPE OUR FUTURE" from
January 13 through the 15th.
The organizational committee
for the 1987 event is chaired by Sr.
Ann Semel who is also a member
of the President's Peace
Commission. Semel took a
professional trip to Japan during
the summer of 1985 and was
inspired to initiate a peace project
centered around survivors from
Hiroshima. The idea was endorsed
by members of the Peace
Commission, President John A.
Lies, and Dr. Charles Cotrell and
has gained university-wide interest.
Sr. Ann comments on the
Peace Commission’s participation
with "NO MORE HIROSHIMA",
"The Commission itself is
significant in representing the
University concern about peace and
justice in our world. Hiroshima is
an example of the human being's
ability to learn and grow from a
non-peace action."
The program will be held in
Treadway Auditorium and the Brass
Lamp. It will include a number of
topical events, one being a film
presentation on Hiroshima and a
discussion follow-up by survivors
of the atomic bomb, Ms.
Yamaoka, Ms. Shibama and Sr.
Kamada.
The importance of these
women's accounts is reflected in
Ms. Shibama's personal
qualification for retelling her story.'
She has said that the reason she
continues to share her experience is
to help people understand what
atomic warfare is all about and
thus make a plea to prevent a
repeat of Hiroshima.
According to Sr. Ann, the
Japanese speakers want to
communicate that their
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St. Mary's University (San Antonio, Tex.). The Rattler (San Antonio, Tex.), Vol. 71, No. 7, Ed. 1 Tuesday, December 9, 1986, newspaper, December 9, 1986; San Antonio, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1523045/m1/1/?q=Lamar+University: accessed June 4, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting St. Mary's University Louis J. Blume Library.