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Fund-raising
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begins for lab
By 8HAUN MAXWELL
Optimist Staff
The campaign to raise funds for the
Clark Stevens Endowed Professor
ship and Laboratory has officially
begun.
Fund raising began at a Nov. 1
meeting with Dr. Paul Johnson a
Lubbock dentist and director of the
campaign said Harold Lipford
regional director of university
events.
At the meeting a steering com
mittee made up of alumni medical
professionals biology majors and
friends of the university was
selected said .Lipford. Members of
this committee are to contact people
in their geographic regions and ask
them to contribute to the professor-
ship he said.
The campaign will be conducted
mostly through personal contact
said Lipford. On Dec. 1 a mail-out
campaign will begin to contact
alumni biology majors and medical
professionals who were not
previously contacted he said.
A minimum goal of $100000 has
been set for the professorship said
Dr. John Little chairman of the Bi-
ology Department. The interest
drawn from this endowment will be
used to subsidize the research ef-
forts of the faculty recipient and
serve as a modest salary supplement
for that recipient he said. A faculty
enrichment program which would
subsidize departmental research and
travel expenditures might also be
funded said Little.
An additional $75000 will be
raised to equip the Clark Stevens
Research Laboratory in the Biology
Department he said.
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Abilene Christian Schools preschool students Angela Curry left Brady Holder and Aaron Her-
nandez along with their toachor Marsha Coker say the Pledge of Allegiance to the school's new
flags during dedication ceromonles Wednesday.
AMA calendar sales begin
By CINDY LEEPER
Friday News Editor
The American Marketing Associa-
tion will begin selling its 1988
calendar Friday.
The calendar features women of
ACU.
The calendar is part of a fund-
raising project for the AMA said
Stanton Williams AMA president.
Purposes of the calendar are to
Erovide students with experience
n developing and marketing a pro-
duct to raise funds for students
to represent ACU at national and
regional conferences and to set
up a scholarship fund for marketing
students.
The AMA produced the calendar
after its sponsor Dr. Joe Alexander
viewed a similar calendar at Har-
ding University said Williams
senior marketing major from
Baytown.
Production included photogra-
phing ACU women selling adver-
tisements and having the calendar
designed he said.
The women featured in the cal
endar were nominated by the social
clubs and final selection was made
through an individual faculty
committee Williams said.
"I wish wc could put all ACU
women in the calendar but we're
limited by calendar space and
time" he said.
The calendar also contains about
$40 worth of coupons he said.
"The calendars will be something
students can reflect on for
years to come" he said.
Calendars will cost $5 and will be
distributed through the AMA
for the rest of the semester.
The calendar includes a
disclaimer stating that ACU is in no'
way associated with the calendar or
its production.
AMA sponsors are Dr. Marilyn
Lewis assistant professor of
marketing and Alexander professor
of management science.
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ACU
Honors Council
picks Willerton
Dr. Chrl Willerton Honors Pro-
gram director wm elected to a
two-vear term as executive secre-
tnrytreajurcr of the Great Plains
Regional Honors Council.
Willerton professor of English
will serve on the council which
represents 50 colleges In a seven-
state area.
The council is the regional sub-
division of the National Collegiate
Honors Council that covers Texas
Arkansas Colorado Kansas
Missouri Nebraska and Oklahoma.
As executive secretarytreasurer
Willcrton's duties will Include
collecting membership dues and
distributing grants.
Willerton said he hopes his elec-
tion to the council will bring atten-
tion to ACU's Honors Program.
He said he is hoping to get
ACU's program which is only in
its fourth year more involved in
regional activities.
H- said he hooes to send a dele
'nte to the national convention
in Overland Park Kan.
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Doctor stresses
medical ethics
"The encouragement of individu-
als and manifestation of love" was
the message during Chapel Tuesday
by Dr. David Vanderpool president
of the Texas Medical Association.
Vanderpool a 1952 ACU gradu-
ate arrived on campus to address
the topic of ethics in medicine at a
luncheon sponsored by the ACU
Science-Math Research Program.
In addition to TMA Vanderpool
is a member of the American Medi-
cal Association and Dallas County
Medical Society a diplomate of the
American Board of Surgery end a
fellow of the American College of
Surgeons and Southwestern
Surgical Congress.
As president of TMA Vander-
pool is the spokesman for 27000
doctors throughout the state.
About 150 Abilene community
leaders physicians and staff from
the Abilene Intercollegiate School
of Nursing were scheduled to attend
the luncheon.
In addition to the luncheon
Vanderpool also was scheduled to
speak at a dinner sponsored by the
Taylof-Jones-Haskcll County Medi-
cal Society at 6:30 p.m. at the Pet-
roleum Club.
A longtime Dallas physician and
surgeon Vanderpool earned his
medical degree from the University
of Texas Southwestern Medical
School in 1956 and served on the
ACU Advisory Board from 1970
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Vanderpool spent two years in the
military before interning in
Shreveport La. and at Parkland
Memorial Hospital in Dallas.
Vanderpool then set up a practice in
Dallas operating at Baylor Univer-
sity Medical Center.
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The Optimist (Abilene, Tex.), Vol. 75, No. 23, Ed. 1, Friday, November 13, 1987, newspaper, November 13, 1987; Abilene, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth92144/m1/4/: accessed April 27, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Abilene Christian University Library.