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Monday. Aug 26, 1985
Second Section
University Daily Kansan
Chris Mager|KANSAN
Tim Jones is quickly moving up the ladder of the Kansas University Enrollment Association. At 23, he is the association's new assistant treasurer.
KU grad picked KUEA hires Lawrence resident for treasurer
By Mike Snider Of the Kansan staff
The Kansas University Enrollment Association is depending on hometown talent to help make wise financial decisions.
Timothy A. Jones, 3600 Parkview Court, a lifelong Lawrence resident, became assistant treasurer of the Endowment Association on June 26, after the resignation of the former assistant treasurer, Janice Haase.
Jones, 23, attended the University of Kansas and earned degrees in business administration and accounting in 1983.
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"I glad to be working here since it's my hometown." Jones said.
Jeffrey W. Davis, KUEA treas.
Jones worked as an accountant for Deflotte, Haskins & Sells in Kansas City, Mo., and for Mize, Houser, Mehlinger and Kimes in Topeka. In March 1965, Jones opened his own private accounting business in Lawrence where he prepared taxes and compiled financial statements
A combination of Jones' experience as a certified public accountant and with accounting firms made Jones the best qualified for the job. Davis said Jones already has added a great deal to the effectiveness of
urer, said he was pleased to have attracted someone with Jones' qualifications to assist in the administration of the KUEA's securities.
Jones assists Davis by studying the bond market and advising Davon on which bonds to buy and sell. He said he enjoyed the fiduciary responsibility of the job.
"You must keep track of assets and stick by your decision when you decide on an investment strategy. Jones said, "You have to be ab-
Jones said that he had considered moving to Phoenix, Ariz., but that the KUEA job worked out well because his wife, Dana, works as a tour coordinator at Maupinture, 1515 St. Andrews Drive, in Lawrence.
the operations in the KUEA treasury department, he said
solutely careful with how you handle donations. It is a similar situation to handling individual finances in public accounting."
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