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University Daily Kansan, January 14, 1982
Service group aids enrollment
By JIM LEHNER Staff Reporter
Enrollment at the University of Kansas frustrated the most tolerant of students. This semester, however, students indeed felt better; went more smoothly than in the past.
One reason could be that members of Circle K, a service group, manned a both this semester at the entrance of the university for titanium to ease enrollment problems.
steve Jones, Neenah, Wis., senior and Circle K member, said members of the group wanted to do whatever they could to improve the enrollment procedure.
Another member, Denise Snavely,
Orlando, Fla., junior, said she felt lost
at enrollment when she first came to
KU. She said that the members of
Circle K thought a booth could help
other students in the same
predicament, particulaly freshmen and transfer students.
Also helping were other students and faculty who gave directions and advice
DON TRIBLE, who is in charge of KU DUs, said there had been no trouble with the IDs. Photo IDs DAs purchased at EMPLOYMENTS and were purchased at enrollment will cost $5.
With the issuance of the new ID, four different KU IDs will be valid. They include old IDs with photos, plastic ones and the current photo ID,
At Allen Field House, Dave Bileeux,
Lawrence graduate student, who was
manning a political science table, said
most students were fairly patient.
"Most of the students understand the process," Billeau said. "Many of them have misprints on their enrollment documents, but can sometimes cause problems."
problems.
THIS SEMESTER was the first time that most of this year's freshmen had to
pull class cards in Allen Field House. Last semester, most freshmen had pre-enrolled for classes through summer orientation.
in the psychology department, a record 17 classes were closed. Ed Martin, professor of psychology, said that no mad rushes despite the closings.
"We'll know how many people have enrolled after we've counted all of the cards we have left over," Martin said. "It will be a fairly simple process because we have all of the cards numbered."
But, as usual, there were some frustrated students.
Keith Benscheidt, Hutchinson sophomore, said that enrollment had not gone smoothly for him.
"It has gone pretty poorly, it takes a lot of time and I didn't get all of the classes that I wanted," he said.
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